T.
The Weekly ,Starv
j5Ilwancb of THE EAGLES.
WALT WHITMAN, i. .
I fltirtin" ia the river Toad; faiy. forenoon
ckyward in air a sudden muffled sound, the
dalliance of the eagles, -; . .
The rushing amorous contact nigh in space
together, - -!;. .. -. -' - -
The clinching, interlocking claws, a living,
fierce, gyrating wheel, - . i . - ,
Four beating wings, two beaks, a swirling
mass tight grappling, , '
la .tumbling turning clustering loops,
. straight downward falling, - H -
till o'er the river pois'd, the twain, yet one,
a moment's lull,! '
motionless still-balance in the air, then
- parting, talons loosing, . ' t j
rpward again brj slow-firm pinions slant-
ing, their separate diverse flight, .
She hersrhe his pursuing. f "
EX - TREASURER .JENKINS
, OX THE M UJS UHLUL. CU311S1-
K AT ION.
Gastoni Gazette.
My Dear Sir: Your favor of the
24tli ult. received. Please accept
my. thanks .for it. Your views in re
fusing to vote fox the hybrid ticket
attempted to be forced upon the Re
publican party jby the Revjenue And
worn-out, broken-down Democrats,'
are the views of a large majority of
the Republican! party in this State. JO
am in receipt of a number hi letters
sustaining your position. ?jThe -idea
"that the great Republican.' party -Ui!
party that saved'the nation, the
arty of progress and. civilization,
the "party of living principles,, the
history of which party makes tne
brightest pages in '.American' history,
should be hawked about and prosti
tuted by any Democrat - mean,
vnoach to sell! himself for-office", i&
so revolting to the feelings of a
true; Republican, that I am struct
with amazement that the Republican,
party does not rise up in . its power
and rebuke those impudentL revenuef
officers and purchased ( Dempci-atsJ
Tin's movement of the revenue offi
cers to barter away the. : name ' andv
fame of the Republican party, should
meet the firm resistance of every
Republican. Surely the time has not
come when the Republican party
must hawk its influence arid-power-in
the market as "sjwiltjish." i f
My views are that the Republican;
party owes it to itself and the coun-;
try to "call a convention aid : assert'
its manhood arid brealtj the -chains,
with which the "revenue, ring" has!
endeavored to bind it, and overthrow:
the tables of these money, changers
and drive them! from its temple. If,
it is too late to , do this,1 then I say
whenever a straight-out Republican
is' a' candidate support him, and when
there is no such . candidate - support,
the regular Democratic ticket. '.In!
nr event support i this disgraceful
coalition of whiskey ring! revenue,
broken down,
bought Democrats,
let us tab i the best
not ' those that the
For God's sake
of them, and
Democratic party will not' have; .
1 ours truly, t
I D. A. Jexkixs. .
Gastonia, Sept. 13, ,1882.
COTTON.
Xew York Commercial Chronicle.
New York, Sept. 15.--The move
ment of the. 'crop, as . indicated by
oar telegrams' from the .South to
night, is given below. For the week
ending this evening (September
i"th), the total receipts have reached
49,512 bales, against 28,688 bales
last week, 23,032 bales the pre
vious week, and 12.352 bales three
weeks since ; making the total re
ceipts .since the 1st" of September,
1882, 83,255 bales, against 182,728
bales for the same period of 1 1881,
showing a decrease since September
l, ib2, ot y,473 Dales.1
The exports for the - week ending
this evening reach a total of 3 1 ,329
bales, of which 27,855 were to Great
Britain, 1,789 . to France, and 1,685
io the rest of the Continent, while the
stocks as made . up this
sow 114,225 bales.
evening are
On Thursday, with the news of
the collapse of the rebellion in Egypt,
there was a fresh decline of 9 12
points. To-day there was some reco--very,
especially for'the'early months,
which were evidently oversold yester
day. Cotton on. the spot has been
only moderately active, and there was
a decline of l-16c.; Gulfs.reduced c.
for low grades and 3-l6c. for medium
and high grades. To-day the market
was quiet at 12 11 -16c. for middling
uplands. , v . f.
SIX BALLOT BOXES.
' Raleigh News-Observer.
1. The . Representative in . Con
gress' at larov gfljftw voted"f or 'On
one ballot. '. ' " '""- - '
2. The district Representative in
Consrress will he vntpd f.
will be
ballot.
v - av Wit
3. The Associate Justice of the Su
preme Court, the six Judges of the
Superior Court and the Solicitor f
the district will be voted for on one
ballot. . - ; '
4. The Senator and ? members of
the House of Representatives will be
voted for on one ballot, " :
o. The clerk of the Superior Court
treasurer (in counties having thiof
hcer), register of deeds, surveyor.cor
ner and sheriff will be voted foron
one ballot. . , ,
6. The constable in each township
will be voted for on one ballot. -'"'
These boxes, for each precinct
hould be Drenared bv the
Officers, the commissioners, and fur-J
nsnea to the poll-holders of each pre
cinct. We trust : that ' this will be
jone early, so that, there may be no
default . through : inadvertence. .All
f the prelikninaries should be looked
atterwith We and in ample time
and no officer, especfally no .Demo
cratic officer, ought, to neglect auy
uty particularly any duty touching
tie election. "No Democratic official
ought even to have any excuse to
make, or be in a position to justify
criticism. Every - detail should, be
done exactly according to law .
' ' "-" AiB. a '
'- vi '- f - ' - . "';'v-'--- v't - t- , -t
Louisville' CouriertJournal, Dem.
Inquisitive Son What is a protec
tive tariff, father? ''''
Father It is a law made by great
and good men to protect the poor
American workingman ,and give him
steady work and good wages.
Son How good these worldngmei?
must be, father.-. Ain't the working
men all rich and happy, father?
Father They are comfortable arid
happy, my son. . .t
Son Then ' those must have been
bad workingmen TJncle Tom was
reading to marabout in Pennsylvan
nia, when they met and said their
wages were cut jdown and they word
not treated right. 1 ' ' , '
FatherThey must have been bad;
my son, ;to talk about the good . men;
who gave them ' work and ; ehigb
wages. i
"Son Didn't the men who got the
tariff passed get anything for their
trouble, father?
y Father : Virtue is its own'reward
my son.' - ' ' ; 1 i
Son Do the people who give the
workingmen such good ' wages and
steady t work .i do it without payj
father? ' ! 1 . :
Father They keep just enough to
live on, my son. " They think only of
the workingmen, for whom they
made the -protective tariff . ; rr ri !
Son Tbevbrkingmen,get most of
the money then, father, . don't they?
. .b ather 1 don't know, my son.
Son What is ' the strike for,:
father; why do the workingmen'
strike if they.
get -f stead y work and
higli' wages?
Father It's
time for you ; to be
going to school, my son. ;- ',,-- f
Son Uncle Tom told , ma all the;
iron mills at Smithtown shut up, yes-;
terday. Why - did. the- good men
who love the workingmen shut up'
their mills, father? , .- i f : ; , .
. . Father You'll be late at school,'
my son. ; You talk too much.
Son Protection means what will.
protect, don t it, .'father? ; - ;
JrJiXit father, suddenly. r
''"-.I-''"1 i For the" Star. "
Marion C. II., S. C, September
19 1 882&&earMr2&Gahliinin a.
'iocai :. ii out buu xymps uuu, :s uurivr. .
They charge from her&rto -Wilming-i
ton 34 cents peripp ppundSwnCot-;
ton,' posted 87 miles, -and -34 cents peri
100. ponnds to Charleston, posted 120;
miles, over two railroads, and still
Charleston "thinks they discriminate.
Well when everybody in , North andf
South Carolina ships to Charleston,!
whether it pays them or not, it; will
be all right from their standpoint.;
Wilmington pays better to ship to
than Charleston. ! :
Yours, truly, ...
Makion, S, C.
Vj'V.'-l ''i ;:4 '.' 1 ualu'tKv.
DlSCRIMIXATIOK AGAINST CUAKI.ES-
ton. A factorage house in this, city
received vesterdav from one of its
customers . in Wadesboro, . N. C., ;
the following letter: "All our: cotton
is going to Wilmington N;uC.iat;
1,50 per bale; that .is. the rate. ;, The
freight to Charleston, S,: has been
put up. to. 45 cents per. 1 00 pounds,
and the. agent1 is required to weigh
each bale and bill in accordance. Not"
a bale has gone to your city and will
not as long as such rates prevail ? It
will cost over $2 to ship 450 pound
bales to your city, while the same
bale arid 'even more in weight- can be
shipped'Jo I Wilmington, N. C-, at
$1.50 per bale ' I'deaire' to do busi
ness with Charleston, S. Q., sbnt' can
not n - "ll
- V-- . Have Yon Ever :.;--"--"?'
Known any person to be seriously ill
without a weak stomach or inactive liver or
kidneys? And when these organs are in
good condition do you not find their pos
sessor enjoying : good health? Parker's
Ginger Tome regulates these important or
gans, makes the blood rich and pure, and
strengthens ever part of the system. . See
other column. '""-'ft
. LOUISIANA. s
Destructive Fire at New Orleans Lom
flOO,0OO. - :
FBy Telegraph to the MornlnR Star.l -New
Orleans, : September 20. A fire
broke out to-night in the Boston warehouse.
on Lafayette street: between ' Camp and
Magazine." The building and contents were
entirely destroyed, including nne furniture
and other articles 'stored :,2iereV: The fire
communicated to warehouses in the rear of
the stores on Magazine street, between La
fayette and Poydras, many of which were
more or less damaged, including -R.- B.
Post S? Sons and -the Yose Brothers' build
ings occupied by James McGratb, grocer
and commission merchant, which- was en
tirely destroved with- the contents. ...The
upper portion of the building was occupied
by Grath & Lemon, as a bag manufactory.
The rear of Odd Fellows' Hall and the
residence of Edmopd .Heath adjoining,
were damaged by fire and water. The total
loss isstimated al $100,000; fully insured.
"Not an alcoholic beverage, but a true and
reliable family medicine is crown s iron
Bitters.
; TELLO W FEVERi
OfSelal Beporta from ': Infected - DI"
. 1 trlcts.1 ' ;;AV'- '
' By Telegraph to the Morning Star.l
Washikqton, September UO. A tele-
sram to the National Board, of" Health.
from Pensacola, reports 26 new cases of
yelldW fever there yesterday 'and four
deaths'., ; They are sending all the patients
they can to Hospital in, order.to reduce ex
penses. . ' ;S
; A telegram to the Surgeon General of the
Marine Hospital service reports l new
i cases and four deaths at Brownsville, Texas,
Monday, and 14 cases and no deaths yester
: day. " The 1 city is full of people from
Matamoraa. . . '
Enrich and revitalize the blood by using
, lirown's Iron Bitters. ' ' 'f
. t . - -.BJ -asi '- -
r THEY A.RE TWAIN.
Old Rlan Cnrlstlaney Secures a Divorce,
Washington,. September 20.i-Judge
Jtlagner to-day granted ex-Senator Chris
tiancy a divorce from: !Ms wife i on the
ground of desertion.
OIZIJI Gli liG ti ;j.
L Catholic Priest laed 'i-r UlcUlntf
Blsmarck-Ilelease of Suspects In
Ireland-Arrival ofhe Russian Im-
erlal ; Party at Tloseow Prepara
tions iorihe CbronaUoni'V'j yY ,
man f some rapKhH fephfifieaOO marks
for libelling;,Bismarckj.iir a
Ghancelkr5 'tdtudelo;
aujmuuc uu tile
ur-
owing toihe releaseof a number 'of prison
ersreonseauent nnon th 4m-mpif nt. n;l
ration of the.-.coerciori hjtct Ihe" auth6ntws
;or-tringeat -police-onfa:oliia CStsPeters
party
Biartea lor -laoscowiast'mfflrt t ?s9
mense- crowds ? lined thf streets throgb;
to jthe X&Bf'&i!
with the 'utmost enthusiasm. ' .rft j
n. the lr emlin. . , An torrtfei-4 h5;' nefeiii imi
mul rated Rtat.in .-. th at
the arrival'of Ihe Emperor and Empress a2
jumscuw auu oi me ; impenai procession va
be made: to, the. Cathedral, the.following
ErcmUn this aftenmon.yiz;ilTfte pnndpalr
uiuijr nuu uavy vmixm, au persons enuuea;
i- -il 1 .i. i.1 .in !.-'. - t
cow, and ' Other cities,'' and the, principal
members of the' "Russian arid' foreign mer-
cantile community and trade guilds. " c sv ' 1
tin je indicate that' an ; offensive and defen-l
sive aiuance nas oeen conciuaea oeiween
Runsia and Montenegro.1 ,'i;ri,j
' 5 POLITICAL. ! I
Republican Nominations for Govern
or In Connecticut-and Congress In
New Haven. Conn.. SeDtember ; 20.-
The ; Republican I tOonvention . nominated
Gen. Wm. II Bulkely fop Governor by ac-,
clamationfjii;;;' ti'y':-.: "iV'i v'r,'i. 1-
5 WASHiNGTON-jSept. 20, A dispatch:
from Bayou Sara,, La,,' announces that the
regular Republican Convention of the Sixth
Louisiana District,' at Red River Landing,
nominated by Acclamation Louis t Frazer, ;
of West Feliciana parish. .Frazer was for-!
merly U.,S. Consul at Balogne. and is now;
one of the most extensive cotton; planters
in Louisiana. . ,a c:. z,-'-: t. e '4 2-. vv 1
" tot tjlt A Krr-i-r?M irHfij .' "st-.'"i
New York Stock Market Firm and
r ui r. - 'Hlffher.' i j . .
New Yoni: Sept. 20. 11 A.; M.--The
stock market opened -firm and generally ;
ii per tent, higher than' it closest "yester-1
day. immediately after the opening the mar
ket jbNcame,,Weakr,ancf at 11' o'clock de
cline "of lli percent' was .recorded, in;
which Omaha preferred, Missouri Pacific,
Minn,& Manitoba. were the; most conspicu-
ous. .' !- i:-:
. ;':?'JwriT,;j;-';-" ;;' -
Abdallan Pasba Snot by His; Own
'.ir ; Soldiers. '- J ' ; ;
. London. Sept 20. The Time, in jts
second edition. Jias a dispatch from Cairo.
announcing - that Abdallah Pasha," i com!
mander of uamietta, lias been snot by nis
own soldiers.-. . . . , I
CONNECTICUT. ' ; ! li-
Completion of the . Republican . State
Tickets-Resolution Adopted 1 Favor
ins a Reduction of the TarLflV , : .
New Haven," Sept. 20. In the Republi
can State "Convention, to-day John ,Cau
der was nominated for Lieut. Governor;
S. T.'Stsntoa for Secretary of State; Julius
Convose for Treasurer, and Frank D. Short
fori Co'mptroller.f The" platform,- declares
in favor of a reduction of the tariff, not
only for revenue, but . also for the protec
tion of American labor against the labor of
the old world.; -: ; - : :
-MEXICO.
Five Persons Killed in a. Church by
. . . ijuotxi-jkt Xlhtnlng;4-1J! fl - '.
Titcson. Sept. 20. A special from Guay-
mas says that at Concordia, a town near
Mazatlan, live persons were Killed, in a
churcn which waa,strnckjby i lightning. A
numbcr.of other persons were seriously in
jured In a rush to escape. .
, Permit no Substitution.
Insist Mpoa. obtaining Floreston Cologne.
It is preeminently superior -in - permanence
and rich delicacy of fragrance. " jf
ELECTRIC SPARKS,
The Strike of the iron workers at Pitts
burg, Pa., has been' adju8tedand work
will be resumed, in the mills ina few gays,
Harvey -Chase, one of the pioneers among
cotton manufacturers ia Rhode Island,
died at Valley Falls, . 1.1 yesterday, 'aged
85 years. - "'.. v : 3a '
The British I Bteamer Comus, having on
board Lord Lome and Princess Louise,. a&
rived at Victoria. B.C. Monday; all, safe,
notwithstanding the threats--"that
she
WOU tu oe uiowa up at ea.
Ofllcial returns of Ithe vote at the recent
election in Vermont place Barstaw's m&jor'
itv for Governor at 19,829. The House
stands 185 Republicans, 49 Democrats, one
Greeribacker and one Independent. ;The
Senate 28 Republicans andtwo Democrats.
The great value of Mrs. ILydia E. Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound for all diseases
of women is demonstrated "by every day ex
perience. . The writer of this had occasion
to step into the principal Pharmacy of a
city of 140,000 inhabitants, and on inquiry
as to which is the most popular proprietary
medicine of the time, was answered, that
Mrs.; Pinkham's Vegetable Compound oc
cupies a most conspicuous place in , the
front rank of all remedies ,6f this class.
Journal.- - --v - f
C ' Quarterly Meetings.
Wilmington district, -Methodist Episcopal
Church, Soutb fourth Kound (in part)
' Topsail at Scott's Hill', Sept. 23 and 24.
A Wilmington, at Fifth Street, at 7 P. M.,
September 24. . , . r
Whiteville, September 30 and October 1
"Waccamaw Mission, October S and 4.
; R. O. Btjbton,
v - Presiding Elder.
-Major Wm. A. Smith, of Johnston, long
recognueu ua a xeauei among iu leauera ui
tlio "Rfmii'KHnnn nart.v 'fn Nnrth -Cftrnlinft
and the party's candidate ; for Lieutenant
Governor oil the ticket with Judge Settle',
ronsr in thft'citv lastThtirsflftv and enimressed
his disgust freely . and ': emphatically :with
the COailuou muveuieukuu wiu uuii taut;
onrr nrtolit.inn in his tip.kfit. Thf Mftior:"' al
ways outspoken, says if he must vote for
Tiomnpmta hi will vote for th hftst men
and not for those styled deserters, smelling
-. 11 ; 1.1 .JQ-.t
arouna me rvepuuuuau uauxu iur ubsuwh.
lie will vote ior uen. vv . ; iv ox ior wu
in nrfiffiTftime to riflvflreiix: He wil
vote for ; Judge Ruffin', for the Supreme
Court against Folk. He ; will vote for
J udges Uiimer ana uc.ix.ay in preierence
tft riai-w nnri VA wards, and th ft Mai or savs
' that thousands of other Republicans will do
: likewise. In short.' Maj. Smith has on a
big disgust with the Revenue-Coalition
have seM awaj certainJ pejsb Suspected
M informing; fearing theywdifliitbeiuri
i
uurg nuu jiiqscow naveDeenpxolQngedonQ
?lWEmptajdjs the
Urand ilJukea AlexiK-'.fffHhaAttAl
Czarina", arrived ;hinr Aafifte-t AJtav-J T'tnJ
Ting.(TOl080oro Messenger.
COMMERCIAL.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
BPJRIT v tufji fxtJTlie market
wast dull at 41 cents ' per gallon -No sales
to "report; 0 i h v r , f-t-I i ' t' ? m t -
f. ROSIl-The:arkerwa3;;ouoted 1 firm
at ;$i'SJor Strained and $1 47, for Good
Strainedwitb sales as' offered ;TvI.f X:
l TAR-rThe market was stead -at 70
per uut oi ou iun, wuu uca a. tuuuitioiis.-
CRTjpm TJJRPMTI-PThe; market
is firm flat $1 50 for Hard and $2 502 70
for Yellow Dip ; closing at $2 70 bidbyshipi'
v tU i l-UJH rDaies xeponeu oi ia, oaiea on
a basis of life for Middling; and later we
hear of 'Sales of 50 bales at Hi cents..' The
fouowing were ! thie '. official quotations:
Ordinaryv I...!;. .i,. . . 9 '4-16 cents1 U tb
flood Oniinary,. . iilO; 3-16 V" Jr
Low Middling. . .r:.... 11 : 5-16 ?a
Middlings -.4tl& 1 :1
PEANUTS Market lquiet.. We cfuote
Ordinary fl 10; Prime $125; Fancy fl 40,
150150,
STAR OFFICE. September 15, '6 Pi$tl
was steady .at 40 cents per gallon, with 'sales
of 400' casks at; that pricebeinga decline
of IcenHn last reports: - ' 1 ;
ROSIN The market was quoted steady
at f i oo ior,trained ,ana f i t$ ipr. uppa
Strained, with, .sales as bflered.:vv
. TAR The market was firm 7 at . $1 7Cj
per bbl of 280 lbs,: . witir'sales at 6UUb-4
yizvuia x jUAU'iiusTlJNJfcine market
is quoted quiet 'at $l-i 50 for Hard . and
$2 50 for Yellow DipBy distillers r f 1 70
2 70 bid by' shippers:;;;: - $ l t
COTTON Sales reported of 1 Op j.bales
on abas is of H cents for Middling, closing
quiet. The following were the ofllcial quo-
tations: b' uxr.-.si u. a 1
OralajuT.i':
Good Ordinary...... 10 3-16 " -: "
Low Middling. ;i'tiH' 1141-16 ' l" t
Middlingv i ,nt.i SI -11- ?? -t
Good Middling,-r. .rv ;4H y
: PEANUTS-Market quiet -and-business.
f i JJ5; rancy f l 40i 6U ' ' y ; n i
i STAR OFFICE, September 16, 6 P. M. i
i BPIRJTS TURPENTINE The market
opened firm at 40 cents per gallon bid, with
sales reported of 5CTat that price. 1
ROSIN The market was quiet at $1 ,35
for Strained and $147 for Good Strained,
with no sales to report. : -,:
1 TAR The ' market ' was firm Jat tl 70
per ddl, oi, zcv , ids, witn sales at quotations.;
CRUDE TURPENTINE The market
is quoted quiet by distillers at $1 : 50 for
Hard and $2 50 for Yellow Dip ; $1 70!
2 70 bid by shippers. ' ' : ; ' '
COTTON Market sdyj with sales re
ported of 125 bales, on a basis of ; llic per
lb for Middling. ' The following were the;
official quotations
Ordinary...,.....,
cents lb
Good Ordinary.......
,10?-.r,i-i!..H -.v.i-; I'
ll 3-16; ;
11 "t
11 . .
JLow .Middling.
iudcuing.,.w.
Good Middling
4
. h STAR OFFICE, September 18, 6 Pi Mr
BPIRITS TURPENTINE-The market
opened firm at. 40 . cents per gallon ibid,
with sales reported later of 300 casks at 41
cents, being an advance of c on last reports.
; ROSDT The market was quiet at $1 . 35
.for Strained and $1 47 for Good Strained, -
with sales as offered. ' ' ,; '
, TAR The market jwaa firm at $1 70
per bbl. of 280 Ibe, wltlimles at quotations,
. (mutiE t
is. quoted quiet, by .distillers -at $1 50 for
Hard' and $2 50 for Yellow Dip; 1 70
a.o mvM v'n' .i.!...-, ' : '' ;; :- ': - '
.CQTTPNT-Market quiet, with sales re
ported of 150 bales on a basis of life per fb
for 'middling. r The ' following : were the
uiuguu jjuujttuujiB ; ifrr - icViXlfifa'Oi f.';E ".ill, -
Ordinary. . . . i . i . . J . . . 91 .i cents $ tt
Good Ordinary.,,.-.. i40f sitnln ViM;
IxwMiddlinff. . i i4, .ll i&16b
Middling. .-. ... . 1U : f :-,." it-.'I'
,GoodMMdlmv-.-.i.lli ? "i
T STAR OFFICE. .' Septf 19, 6 P. M.'
; SPIRITS TURPENTINE The market
opened firm at 41 cents per: gallon bid,? with
sales reported later of '150 casks at 41 en
; ROIN9-The market: rquie. ' at. il
for Strained and $1 47 for Good Strained,
-with sales as offered.
" TAR The market was fifnf at 1 70 peT
bbl of 28 lbs.t:Wlt
CRUDE TURPENTNEe , market
was quoted quiet by distillers at $1 50 for
Hard "and $280 foa: Yelkf tpV4l 6
2 70r;bid by ddptietiif&&&':-il
- COTTON The niharket 6pened'rdnli,
with sales, reported later of 300"bales on;
fiasis ,pt i ip.pe .tb , for Middling closing
quiet. ThefollQwin the pfficial
quotations: - j vv . ;iy
. Ordinary. . ,1 ; ; 1 . . ' 9i h cents lb
rv s - a
Low Middling:
11 3-1 J', ; V-:,
Middling. ; .uy.-Ui v; 11 4- :
Good; Mlddlinifni.. ,121 'ci
'
, STAR OFFlpE." Sept20, '6 P. M.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE The market
was held at-41 cents per gallon,) without
buvers. 1 " t -
ROSIN The market was quiet at $1 35
for Strained
and $1 47i for Good Strained,
s toreporiKn:;vt
with no sales to report.
, TAR rThe .,market was- firnv. : at '$1 0
per DDI. oi zov ids; wiiu saies at quoiauons4
CRUDE TURPENTINE--The ; . parke
is quoted quiet' by distillers at 31.' 50 for
Hard and $2 50 for Yellow. Dip; 1 ,70
2 70 bid by shippers. - ' yy
COTTON Market I firm,- with Bales re
ported of 300 bales ona basis of lif cents
per lb for Middling. ;KThe following" were
the official quotations: -:
Ordinary . . . ii 8 - cents lb
Low Middling,; . ;. ', 11 l:16iS
Middling, , , i , llf -v
Good Middling:. . "t
J COTTON MARKETS. 1
-' By Telegraph to the Morning Star.l
: September, : 20. Galveston, weak..-- and
lower to sell at ; Hie net receipts 1 4,202
bales; Norfolk, quiet at llc net receipts
780 bales : Baltimore, quiet at 12c net
receipts bales; boston, steady, at 12fo
net receipts oo oaies j x-iuiaueipnia, uuii
at 12c net receipts . bales ; Savannah,
RtPftdv at 11-ic net - receipts- 3,836 bales;
New Orleans, easy at 12ic net receipts
flflft balesr Mobile, weak at 12c net re
ceipts 262 bales Memphis, nominal at 121c
net receipts o oaits; Auguaia, qui-i a.
llc net' receipts oo oaies; vnariesioa
quiet at life net receipts ,oou uaies.
COXXON AND NAVAL 8TOXXX3S
. , . .RECEIPTS !
For tlieweeend
tt. CtJ-'Ji'J T..'
Ckude,
738 ' 1,498; . ; 6,602 ". 708.
-'-.: 625
; RECEIPTS '
jfFrom Septr?12thoSept. 19th; 1881
(btoth Jf Omde.
3,056 : 2,494 f 6,535 907 1,391
VSv" 'm-:-::M EXPORTS
For the week ending September 16, 1882;
' - ' Cotton: &nrt linstin. ' TW n,J I
Domestic V 78 ' 983 2,425 388 000
Foreign'.. 00 1,578 00Q:r 000 S 000
tiV i" EXPORTS'1 ' -i v'i'tH-;"'
feSMPthSSl
j,ssi;o(w;i:ioo
P7S.916-113
.--STOCKS - - i
i rn u Ashore and AflbaVSept. l6, 1882.
. . .v.v3 1.050 - 118. al .1 Rft
Spirits:i .. i'ii. 4,259 89 ! 4;834
Rosinv ?i-i::100.521 ':!J29 100. Mil
Tly;57150;ft 25 5,175 J
V .'!Ashore and Afloat. Serit19 tRSt - !
" tMTH Crud
2,85.!? 5,994 j ? aj 45,6151,144- 1,117
Sent. 19.1&S1: : Snnt 1ft 1 s.
Cpttpna.--lli.-,gi;;i,li,
Spirits, i ft 49 -tWVt&40iis-Rosin
2. 00 a2 -iOiijit 85 ai 471:
Tar.iJ--2-50 JJ0
Crudei i 3 50 2 80 1 50, .1 702 502 70
NeW iTori Comparative Cotton. State
fcioSriwHi i.iit-. mnt;i-fqp"uv;' itAA'S :1;1
; s - By. Telegraph to the Xorhinf; Star. :
NEWYpESi Septembeicl5-rhe follow;
mg is tlie cpmparatjyeeoiton statement for
the, week - ending this datei r ..;-o -ri r
Net-receipts at all United . j
week. ... . . . i . .... 49.034 91:5
m. wwa IV WHO r
-jiate .3'Bv-82.704Sl59.763
Exports fof HiA;Week.KiL 32,318 "" 0,366
TotalvrexBorls:pl'this 3.;? i?r
.'AT
59.056; 73.673
Stpck in aUUted States "ti S S :t
J ports.V -1 x i' 1116,425:297,707
Sktlinterior? i -1
f iowns4:h;?S c 6,876; 51,762
Stock in Liverpool ..v 562K000'l706.000
American i- afloat ? ; for f V : j
? Great Britain. , i f .1 43,000 ? '83,000
f ; cnarieeton Rice lamrltet,! v r
ClestenewsMdjCo j
; Rice.. There was a: moderate business
done in new qualities to-day and purchasers
took About 75 tierces.- -We quote as follows:
Commoii 55f c; rFtax f 66ic ; Good 6
; : 1 1 ",- Jl.Breipn Appointment ",' f
: Co1 Wharton fi Green. Demoiratui
candidate for j Congress,: will address his!
fellow-citizens :aS; follows s; :t W; t
.Tom." Mcteithan's i Store, C:iRrunswicki
county; Saturday; v Sent 23 v."', s:l
New Bridge Church, Duplin county;'Sep-;
tember-26th wLcn Gov. Harris will r also:
speak. -j zzr-rjiit .
Richlands. jpnslow codntyj- Wednesday,
SeDt..27th; l.V .
Jacksonville, Onslow county Thursday,
Sept 28th; a :-
Stump Sound; r.OhslbwouBiy,; Friday,
Bept-aytn.' k - . -. . - -f f ,
' Swansboro,- Onslow county, '.Saturday,
SeptJOth. i " . . ' r' '
.Oak Grove School House, Carteret coun
ty,' Monday, Oct. ; 2nd. .-'.:: , '
Newport, Carteret county, Tuesday.Oct.
- Mill Point, Hunting Quarter, Carteret
counfyWedBesday. Oct. 4th.
Temperance Hall, i Smyrna, Carteret
county, Thursday, Oct 5th.
'county; Friday, Oct 6th.U ' - -
. . , -V. V. KlCHARDSON,
Btf Wlt .-; Chairman Dem. Ex. Com.
DIES .-
WESTBROOK, At Rocky Point, Pender co.,
N. C, on the morning of the 11th of September,
1888, of typho-malarial fever, ANNIE B., eldest
daughter of Mary B. and James M. Westbrook.
She was twelve yeara and six months old. Thus
has another choice and precious- flower been
transplanted from earth to bloom In unfading
sweetness and endless- fragrance among the an
gelic hosts of the celestial home. - Of rare prom
lie and the brightest pacts, this sad event again
verifies that death loves a shining mark. The Idol
ot adorine oarents. the lieht. life and iov of a
'happy home, now desolate , with sadness and
giv ux. i iuuu uwuwu nuu ititoi r-in-ft icn
ners made attractive and radiant the fine social
circle in which she moved. Bright and gentle
Annie was not alone the pet and favorite of a
large number of relatives and loving friends, bat
the admired and delight of the whole communi
ty.' "None knew her but to love her, none named
her but to praise." One so sweet lovely, and in
tellectual, was too pure for earth, and just as she
was budding for the graces and attractions of a
noble womanhood; God has seen proper to take
her away to dwell with the redeemed of His peo
ple and with the . angels in eternal Paradise; In
this their hour of bitter trial and sore affliction,
her heart-stricken parents have the sorrows and
sympathies of the entire community, far and
near. No better evidence of this,- and of their
high social position and great popularity, could
be given than was shown -in the very large and
sorrowing numbers, from various sections, who
attended the solemn funeral services, conducted
by Rev. F. H. Wood, at the home of the devoted
and grief-stricken father. : - ' A Fbikkd.
if 1500 per year can be easily made at home
working for E. G. Bideout & Co., 10 Barclay St.,
New-York' Send for their catalogue and full
particulars.' .V - octagWly
r PERSONAL ! TO MEN ONLY 1 Tins - "VtaTAic
Belt Co., Marshall, Mich.v will send ;Db. Dtb's
Celkb rated Electro-Voltaic Belts and Elec
tric Appliances on trial for thirty days to men
vnimffOT' aid who are afflicted with ; Nervous
Debility, Lost Vitality and Manhood, and kind of
troubles, guaranteeing speedy and complete re
storation oi neaiin ana loamy vigor. jvaaress as
above - N. B. No risk is incurred, as thirty days
trial is allowed. ; 1 . . -. .
' Malaria. Chuls and. Pever, and Bilious attacks
positively cured with Emory's Standard Cure
Pills an infallible remedy; never fail to cure the
most obstinate long-standing cases, sugar
coated: causing no tfriDtne or nursrinir: thev are
mild and efficient, certain in their action and
nanmess in au cases; tney eneciuauy cieanse xue
RVHtem. and srive new life and tone to the bodv.
As a household remedy they are unequaled. For
Uveruompiamttnetr equal is not ..Known; one
bos will have a wonderful effect on the worst
case. They aroused and prescribed by Physi
cians, and sold by Druggists everywhere, 25 and
50 cent boxes. Emory's Little Cathartic Pills,
best ever made, only is cents, standard uure
Co-114 Nassau Street. New York. . ,
' A LUCK ACCIDENT TO A R. R. STATION
MASTER Mr. J. A, Burks, the Station Agent at
-RnhaHna. was the luckv holder of one-fifth of
tinkpt. No. 56.021. which drew the canital Diize of
1 75,000 In The Louisiana State Lottery Drawing
of August 8. no iorwaruea xne noicei w 11. u
and the stun of 815,000 was paid in cash. He is a
nnmnarativelv voumr . man: has a wife and two
children, and is a native of Sonora. Ky., where
he owns some real estate. He takes his good for
t.nn miite nonchaiantlv. and in a sensible man
ner will retain his present position for some time
to come. This is out ope of the invariable in
stances showing that the Louisiana State Lotte
ry Company deal honestly with the lucky hold
ers of tickets drawing priises in the wheel of f or-
tune.--JNatcmiocnes vua.j reopie-s v inmoaur,
August 19, - m .
- THE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE OP THE
NUKSEB Y. The following is an extract from a
fetter written to the German Reformed Messenger.
o t. rrh dm hfirnhn r?h . Penn.: A BBjnsFACTREsa. Just
open the - door for her. and Mrs. Winslow will
prove me American xiureuco iigukiugiue oi vuo
Nursery. Of this we are so sure, that we will
teach our "Susy" to say, A blessing on Mrs.
Winslow for helping her to survive and escape
the griping, colicking, and teething siege. Mas.
WnrsLOw's Soothdio Stbxtp . relieves the child
from pain, andjmres dysentery and diarrhoea. - It
softens the gums,reduces mnammation,cureswind
nrMn anil narriM the infant s&felv through the
teething period. ' It - performs precisely what t
professes to perform, every part of it nothing
Toss WnhavnrTever seen Mrs. Winslow know
her only through th preparation of her "Soothing
Syrup for Children Teething." ir we. had the,
Dower we would make her, as she is, a physical
saviour uj luo uutuib raiio. - oviiu uj cut ui ukkiblb.
85 cents a bottle. ,
rt
- 1 1
-tli--)
.w jjJKUVViH S IKUN I3ITTERS. v
.f is one of the very'few tonic L
mecUcinesrJiat are not com-
, j. pbsed' mcay of alcohol or -' 1
whiskey, thus" becoming a ! .
fruitful source of intemperri7-
vftv for rum.. .-. - v-i ? i s-?' i
- Brown's Iron Bitters '
' is guaftmteed a nori- "i -
intoxicating stimulant and Y'i !
k ;itfll, in neitrly eVerycagjHv
take" the place bf" all liquor; " .
.-'a'atdllsaIhe-m(asb-'
lutelv-kilt-tiierdesire for !
. w eating. beverages '
-if:---
t-":' Rev. G.W. Rice, editor of
li the Atnertcan Christian Re- i ,
m-i view, says otBrown'g Iroii i if l
fft. Bitters : y ffi y " mfetf'sf&vi
M6--CinJVOov.i(6;i88i. VA
'iii X Gents ?-The foolish wast-i
f o j i1 of tal force in business,;
hj ;; for temporarv recuperatipn,'; .1 " !
rf..BR6WN's IrM BrrTERS,' '
ri' has been thorouffhlv tested ,!.
?Vfor'v dyspepsia,- mctifipestibiu
?i : ty, pvenrorlc, i riieumatm t
n ji neuralgiaf 1 3 i ojosumptiQnyfcia 1
- i" troubles, &c,f'and it never'. : I
feils; j:cvs rencler?speedyr'aadfi
-'nerrnarlerit relief 5 - Jfti t
: ap 25 D&Wl'y.' j. iw nrm' r.Sdp
Fpr Sheiiff., ;
.5,
A'
T THE SOLICITATION OP MANY FRIENDS ;
I hereby announce myself an Independent ean-
didate for the SHERIFFALTY OF $kw HANO-I
YER COUNTY. --'!('; -!'.i'-Vf-J
Bep 80 Dim Wit . ELIJAH HEWLETT.
'-. .'k ! ....
BURGAW MALE AND" FEMALE ACADEMY.!
A good, cheap School for Boys and Girls'
Healthy locality. Session will.begui 2d day of ?
October. Tuition Sl-50 to $400 per monthBoard -$7.00
to fasOrf .For further information address '
- - -v ' JAS. F. MOORE. .
isep 15 W2tf: OR-i? JBurgaw, n;c
. :. .NONSENSE.,. . .,i
-i:
'-- Now'is f the " 'tinieYto pull f' the
British lion's taiU Gorged with' slaughter,
he can only sinllelOiiu3n7iati (hmrimiyial.
'' Sqventvor a 'huridredf'toeotle
must have been killed in thef late Jjgyptian
It is now; believed tha Hamlet
was a stock-broker, for he said it was better
to 6ear,theill8 ; we ;bave ; than fly to others
that we know not oL .-J , "
- .: 7 A domestic, paradox : ' You
know, Johnny you cannot have yqii? cake
and eat it, too." Johnny' 'But. mother.
how can I eat it unless I have it Y'iBoston
BMt UJ Mil
''', 'v pleasure, ani. viciousindHlt
' " ' ' '"' -n gence 'of bur people,' niakes ;A
jtM, 1.14 yourMeparation a necessiryf l'
sir ,indifappUed, wUtsirehuni- So 4
Originality , , Brown is nothing
if not hypercritieal. He wnt . to .hear a
noted lecturer" the other evening8 and he
was heard to say.next mornimc:;; -'fThey '
all ' told ' me ' Mr. Verbose was an 1 original
speaker. It's , all bosh! all bosh,'sirl; ;'He
didnt utter a single.'word the : eh'tire even
ing, but was in mydictionaiy at home; and
I have had that book two years at least. "
Boston Tranacrija.; -. y ;!;-;; !'-.t.u;'.
'y-Challenging the Ju3ge A young
.Austin , lawyer .was .appointed to defend a
negro who was too poor, to employ counsel
ofapwn. .;After;the :ury waa in the box
the young lawyer challenged several juryr
men , whom his client said, had. a. prejudice
against him. I.- "Are . theretany jnore, jury
inenTyrho have a prtjudice , against you .?
whispered the young lawyer",'lo, boss,
de .jury am all right ; but; now 1 wants, you
to challenge - de, .Jedge,'.,. I "(has been-, con.
yicted under hira seberartimes. already 'and
maybe he is begfnnih' to hab prejudice agin
me." .The young, lawyer this . beingjjis
first case, took the advice oi his client, and,
addressing the court, told the Judge he
could slwp, wiTe Sittings. '
Tir: GREAT COMET.
Remit of Olwervatlona sit the National
in n U ,'- Obwervafte-rT
: WAsitiNQTON,September 20. -A' series of
observations i)f the new comet 'were taken
tonday atihe' JTaval; Observatory ,by Prof .'
Frisby arid his assistants0, and Prof. Lewis
Boss, of . ; the Dudley" u Observatory'
Albany, .1;!whd' is now here5 preparing
ior- uepariuTO xur otuiuagu ue ouui,
where he is to observe the 'transit ' of
Venus. The results, werfrso perfect that
Professor Boas' aimounces' as a practically
demonstrated fact that the present comet is
identical with, that5 recently discovered by
Cruls in Bio de Janeiro;, Gould's Comet dia-
covered in South America inr18miand
great comet of : 1843, and he, predicts
r. . l . .,i . . i i .
that
. -
tne same comet win reiurn m auorwjr iuier
vals, and within the next ten years it will
crash into tne sun ana become lost as an in
dividual body
. .t
. ill: V
! !r.'
LoNDON-r-Nor barque Liv 1.578 casks
soirita tuiDentine. ; :k;i ':; uM?i :; .r
MARINE. ,
:;f 'ARRIVED
. Brig Havana,, 886 tons, Leland, Philadel
phia, Geo Harriss & Co;, .withf ns (wal
to J a. opnngeri - , ,, .r., .
JSchr Snow Storm,' Morse, Little River;,
naval stores to T L Gore.?. VA?
Schr Mary . Wheeler, . Javis,:; Calabsh, N
U, naval stores to u Au trore .
' itehr Annie. Burns, Little River, naval
stores tq A Martin.V,' : T- .'. ' .-Q : r ' . .
Steamship Regulator, DoaneYork New
T E Bond. . .., ,.
Stmr 'Gulf Stream,". ..Ingram, Hampton
itoaas, x Jiiijona. ;, ; ... ..-.!..;.?.
Ger baraue Sirene, 500 tons, , Colliess,
Cape de Verde, U PeschaUf&.yvestermann.
' 'iF ,j CLEARED.- !- i
f Nor barque Liv, Pedersen; London, Eng
land. Murchison & Co.' '.' "-5
Schr Snow Storm. Morse, Little River,
Schr Mary Wheeler, Davis, Calabash,
UJDL tiOJIB. ,
WHOLESALE FJ2ICE3.
i T err Our "iubtataons,- It should be understood,
represent the wholesale , prices generally. Ia
makeup small orders higher prices have to be
iABTKXKS. r.
rmexs.
BAGGINQ Gunny.
11
BACON North Carolina,
18 "
. 15
IS
r 15
12 -
VShonlderaj J)...-.
. 00 ,
15 &
00
ml - - 1 uuw.W, .... .......
Wxstx&h Sxoked Hams. V
; sides, .-...-.7!7T:.T...::
V; Shoulders, H..
Dbt Salted Sides,
- Shoulders, 9 B t
BARRELS Spirits Turpentine.
: . ; Second Hand, each .... . . ..."
: ' New New York, each. -.. . . . . w '
' New City, each
BEESWAX fl........ . 4 -
BMCBS-WIlmington, (m!;!..
; JTorthernv. .... .. ; . .
BUTTER North Carolina, tt
. Northern, ft..7n7. ' .
CANDLESft B-ufeperm..v ..! "
; ,. Tallow vi.Ui, ;
Adamantine.
1 85
1 90
0 00
83
7 60
OOO
.,18
S5
00
8 00
&
'1M
. 85
050
14 00
80
18
: liwa
CHEESE j O Northern Fact y M &
jv Dairy, Cream,-. ' 15 "ia.
.10
18
-18
coppee s--java..::.
- Laguyra. i . H-. . . ..
.CORN MEAL-Hg bush., in sacks,
' - Virginia Meal. .77'
COTTON TIES- bundle .. v . w
- DOMESTICS Sheeting, 4-4, ft yd
Yarns, buMhVT..T7.r...r
EGGS sp dozen....
10
1 10 64
1 ia
1 50
r 7
1 00
-
so
81
FISH Mackerel, No. 1, y bbl... 16 00
& SO 00
10 00
10 00
6 60
M , uuerei, jmq. 1, 9 nan DDI
8 50
9 60
5 00
I Mackerel, No. 8, 9 half bbl?
. , mauaerei, no. a, w ddi
" Mullets, f bbl?......
-! 8 60
V 00
4 88
8 SO
4 00
10
-COO.
7 w
f N. C. Roe Herring, $ keg.i
a oo
Dry Cod, y B..
FERTILIZERS 2,003 pounds. "
i-iivr vTenca-stuarDonate or ume
i -i; French's Agrleultural Lime
. ;.Pernvian Guano, No. i:. i,..
- . ..- u.atk...
TOO:
8 60.
1 60
a oo
57 60
(A t SO
86 00 ' a 87 00
IB-''' "V ' liODOS-ii..
... Baugh'8 Phosphate....,...,.
: Carolina Fertilizer.; .......
round Bone .i. . .:.. .i..
' Bone MeaL
i Bone Flour. .. ........... .
Navassa Guano
Complete Manure . a
oo oo: ta 6i oo
00 00
45 00
;00 00
00 00
-00 00
60 00
60 00
40 00
45 00
67 00
45 00
t7 00
70 00
70 00
60 00
60 00
6 60
6 00
760
10 00
6 75
7350
7 60
18
40 00
00 00
00 00
09 00
Whann's Phosphate ..........
Wando PhosDhate .-a .i .
Berger & ButE's Phosphate
00 00
tlenza Cotton Fertilizer, 65 00
UR 18 bbl Fine...... 0 00
northern Super.. : 0 00
i . -) .-. jsxtra:.... ....... '660
i Family..., .i... 7 75
City Mnis Super... ,.;....,. 5 50
K-- " Family 6 26
' ' Extra Familr : . (..00.
GUml ft.............. , U
uorn trom store, bags, white - 1-10
r Corn, cargo, in bulk, " , . 00
; Corn, cargo, in bags. ; 95
, Corn, oargo. Mixed, in bags.? ' 95-
-Oats, from. store 55
Cow Peas no
19
1 00 -
-06
1 10
;i5
1 25
1 95
1 15
-
'
HIDES ft -Green 4
- Dry......... io
HAY-Hp 100 lbs Eastern........ 1 15
western.. ....t. l 20
North River 1 00
HOOP IRON Ton.".,...'..::... 8 500
90 00 '
LARD 8 ft Northern,. ...... 12
North Carolina v.. 00 ffh
14
14
1 50
30 00
16 00
13 00
82 00
15 00
LIMB barrel. . . . i. . . ... : . .t, . . - 1 1
LUMBER pity Sawed V M ft.
snip stun, -resawea.. is oo
Rough Edge Planks J. ..... 15 00
West India Cargoes, aecord- -
ing to quality..! IS 00
Dressed Flooring, seasoned.. IS 00
Scantling and Boards, com'n 12 00
MOLASSES eallon.'
.jNew urop uuDa, in nnaa
00
0
, 44
40
45
48
29
in DDIS.,
43
- Porto Rico,' in hhds. .. .1 1!. .. 00
" M inbbls.... 00
00
" ' 5inbbis..,.Tr:..
Svrar. in bbls. .a. :
' 00
40
0 00
11
1 Iff
- 90
: 15.
, 00
:.oo
' S3
. '1
75r
1 80.
60
S 50.
13 00
80
8 75
12.
1 45
100
18
20
22
30
25
1 25
1 70
75
3 75
NAILS v Keg-H iCut, lOd basis
OILS gallon Kerosene...;..'
- Linseed. . . ."a . .
. Rosin . . . ;. . ,-'
Tar....;;......
Deck and Scar
POULTRY-rChickens, live, grown
i. . springs. 4
Tnrkevs .... i. J . i . .... .' i
PEANUTS-HP bushel. .. . . i
POTATOES bushel-Sweet .
Irish. Der bbl . I
TiA-nir m sii r P""
24 00
17 00
16 00.
RumD .. ..-.. .
17 00- 18 00
RICE Carolina. ft
4a 8
BongW bushel ..1 '
RAGS $ ft--Country..;.J..j..,
City...Jl , .-" .
ROPE ft. -.f.-!;,--OAT
m BQ A 1M .. .
85 1 15
i!
. 00
" 00
f-.oo
Liverpool,.-..... . . .... j 1
Lisbon.... .11
American : ..
,00'
SUGAR ft-Cuba. . . nr.
0j .
Porto Klco..;
A Coffee
,0
.0
C "I
'J 9
Crashed .5....;.i. iv..
SOAP 99 ft Norfchftrn...-
5
c xrrvr TT?a 90 "M" n,4 kn I
5 00
2 00
4 50
;
7 00
2 60
5 00
j
OvDress Hearts. :
A 7 60
18 00
STAVES p M-W. 0.
R.Oj Hogshead ..-.
00 00 10 00
TAXAAJWi B...
5-T -6
TIMBER 39 M feet Shipping.. 13 00 .13 00
jnne snipping...:... :.. i w u& ia ia
Extra 5"? do - -; . . , . !. . . ..... . 13 W 14 00
. mux mnme,ui.
1 06"
8 00
6 60
.-jiLtux-au - ... ........ ,
. . . . ...
00
4.00
0 00
1 00
1 00
. B5
21
10
common Miu... -. .,-
, Inferior to Ordinary 4.
6 00
4 00
..5 00
, 8 60
-, 6
- 25
1 15
WHISKEY gallon Northern
- North Carolma.. . ...!.!.. i.
WOOL ft Washed
unwashed., .......
Burrr.;.. .
VTI.liaNCTONi MONKS' MARKET.
Exchange (sight) on New York; . .': .discount.
uainmore...ir..o
' Boston.
. ? .-l Philadelphia..;. . A
t' Z -Wmrtitm fHtina 1
change, 30 days, 1 cent,
' ...I .V TV. WWV... .4 . ............. . V
First National Bank Stock 75
navassa uuano company block.. ; aw
North Carolina Bonds Old Ex-Coupons .... 82
- IFnnding, 1866 i-.v. .... 12
... . Funding, 1868 .... 12
New 4s 88
CJ " Special Tax......... 4
to N C Railroad.. . 93
W. A W. R. R. Bonds, 7 e. (Gold Interest). 116
Carolina CentralR. R. Bonds, 8 fc. ......... 105
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