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witLii;) ihrt past
CAROLINA
The eecond annual fair of Pomona
Grange will be beld at Poplar Twt, in
Cabarrus county, on the 13th and Utn
of August.
Charlotte Observer : The business
of the Charlotte, Columbia cV. Augusta
Railroad in February was $8,000 above
what it was for the same month last
year. The increase will be fctiil greater
this month.
Re Dr Craven?, president of Trinity
College, will deliver the annual ad
dress before the literary societies of
the North Carolina Luther n) Col
lege, at Mt. Pleasant, Cabarrus coun
ty, next summer.
Charlotte Observer: The new Union
Methoditt church mar Wolfaville,
Union countv. wue destroyed by tit
last week. Loss ub ut fGOO. The
nre is supposed to havs been ot inoen-
diarv origin, rhis ih the t&ura cumcc
that has been
Grcve circiu
months.
Qoldsboro Miificiiger: Oj Satur
day last a little t.oa of Mrs Dei nmf
was set upon in the street end severe
ly bitten through thethifh by v c
ions' dog belonging to K -! Cohen.
The little felloe i Buffer in voj.
much. That dog ought to bj kiie
lie has bitten several childroa, oa va
rious occasi&Ls.
Monroe Enquirer: We. regret -to
learn that a little son of Maj J Q Ash
craft got a leg broken on last Tuesday,
by a heavy slate rock turning on Liiu
after falling some four feet into a
ditch. The little fellow narrowly es
caped being crushed to death, as he
was in the ditch when the rock turn
bled in, and had it fallen on him; in
stead of onlv tnr due over on his leg.
after striking the ground, it would
have mashed him into a mummy.
Charlotte Observer: Close to Piue
ville, as the Charlotte, Columbia &
Aagusta train was on the down trip
the other day, the bell pounded over
the engineer's head and he stopped .
Conductor Clarkson ge t out a-d atkeu
what was the matter, and a tramp,
seated on the platform of the mail
car, told him to "go ahead, Cap, I've
put the fire out. " A spark from the
engine had fallen on the tramp's back,
burned a hole in his coat and singed
his hair. He explained that he hed
pulled the bell-cord because he
couldn't put the fire out in the breeze
which the motion of the train created.
Then they snatched him oil" of the
platform, quick, and wont ahead. A
few statioas bdow, somebody went
around behind the sleeper, and a
tramp, with a ho!e in the back of hiss
coat, wa3 seated on the platform.
They took, him oft again, and went
head. At another station they hap
pened glance under one of the cars
and there he was on the trucks, look
ing;, quite innooent and contended.
For the third time he was invited to
disembark, and did so with all alac
rity, and the next time anybody on the
train laid eyes on that tramp, it was
at Doko, near Columbia, and he was
comfortably coiled up in a retired
spot in the second-class car. Nobody
had ever before seen a tramp with
jti9t this amount of hangonativenesH.
ALAttH AT SITKA
A Flotilla or Hostile Canoes on Their
Way to Destroy the Town.
Victoria, March 16 The steamer Cali
fornia arrived from Alaska this morn
ing, with news that the Indians are
preparing for war. H B M Ship Oa
pie and the United titates cutter
Walcott had reachad Alaska. The
Chiefs received the Oprey cordially,
but informed her commander that they
c jul l take the Walcott whenever they
chose. The Walcott had gone to in
tercept a flotilla of hostile cahces which
were on their way to destroy the town
of Sitka. The Osprey reenforeed the
Walcott with a number of marines
and a Gatling gun. The situa
tion is alarming r.nd the Oj
prey will remain until relieved by
an American man-of -war. The Sitka
chiefs were giveu two hours to pro
duce a certain female witness to the
Brown murder. They pretended that
the woman was abotLt, but produced
h'er lovg before the time expired.
She confessed to having seen Brown's
.body after ho hud been shot twice.
The body was then wrapped up iu
blankets, weighted with stones, and
thrown overboard. The 0-prey Laa
not been in port vo minutes before
the Indians surrendered Brown'. gun,
axe, books, etc. Tho California ha
three witnesses to ihc mcrderon board.
Why the British Garrison has Been
Keenrorccd in British Burmah.
L,odon March 1G-lathe House of
Commons, on Friday night. Sir Staff
ord Sorthcote, replying to an inqniry
a3 to why troops had been sent fo
British Barm-.h. rfad tne following
telegram from Lord Lvtton, Viceroy
of India, dated March 8
"The Butish garrison has been re
enforced on t tie urgent recommenda
tion of the Chief Commissioner and
the strong advice of L eut-Gov Eden.
The British Esi lent at Maadalay has
reported thaf warlike preparations are
making, and that the Burmese art
strengthening the river forts. There
are rumors of disturbances and dan
gers threatening foreigners. Warn
ing coriits from weil-iuformed qaar
ters that early mischief i a interded,
and, altogether, the position of aff-iirs
is precarious. The ..garnou in Bar
man was on a pei.ee footing, and too
weak for protection in the event of
disturb ,-:c- on trmj frontier. Nsw3 of
the ret-nfo'rcem-fcrifc support our
Ufki.-i-.:.: at Maiidalay. '
AH ild Faseijmt
Th5-e resides io
S Birds In Chi J.
tij vicinity df II ar-
ri-buiir, in &u oht-of-the-wayj plac
in Lai cook cauctjj, boat three miles
sfi -t of Mounl LVaj cLard, a vary re
markbie child, giJ 5 years old, who
jeems to li've the power to cuarm
o.ri3 at will.
Her mother first noticed this
.strange fascination that the child pos
sesses about a year ago. The little
2irl was playing in the dooryard
among a bevy of snowbird1 , and
when sba spoke to them tbey
would come and light upon
her, twittering with gleb. On taking
them in her bunds and Stroking them,
the bird?, iustead of trying to get
awny from their fair captor, seemed
So be highly pleased, and when let
ioo e would fly away a short distance
and immediately return to the child
again. She took several of them into
the house to show her mother, who,
thinHIng sue might hurt them, put
them out of doors, but no sooner was
the door opened than the birds flew
into the room again, and 1st upon the
girl's head and began to chirp.
The birds remained about the prera
ises all winter, flying to the little girl
whenever the door was opened. The
parents of the little child became
alarmed, believing that this strange
power was an iil-oaaen, and that the
much-dreaded visitor, death, was
about to visit their house. But death
did not come, and during last Bummer
the child hay had numerous pets from
tho bird1?.
, The child handles the birds so gent
ly that a humming-bird once in her
hand does not fail to return. This
winter a bevy of birds have kepther eom
pany, and she plays with them for
Lours at a time. Every morning the
bit da fly to her window, and leave on
ly when the suu sinks in the west.
The parents of this girl are poor,
superstitious peopie, and have been
reticent about the matter until lately,
fearing that some great calamity was
about to befall them.
British Labor Troubles.
i
London, March 16 The Observer's
dispatch fiom Blackburn states that
the operatives are greatly incensed at
the proposed reduction. In conse
quence or a telegram from the Mayor
of Blackburn, a troop of hussars and
some companies of infantry were held
ia readiness at Preston on Friday and
Saturday.
Broadhead, the notorious trades
union leader of Sheffield, is dead.
DIOCESE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Bishop Atkinson's Appointments.
Wednesday, Mareh jo, p in.. rinfnn
March 2J, a m..
March Sfl.i.'. Faison's
March 23, 4th Sunday
in Lent. . . Goldsboro
March 84, p m ..... . . Wilson
March 35, pm. Rockv Mount
Wednesday, March $6, pin Enfield
Friday, March 2S Kingwood
March SO, 5th Sunday in
Lent . Scotland Neck
i . . .
2...
3. .
4. . .
Thursday,
Friday,
Sunday,
Monday,
1 uesday,
Sunday,
Tuesday,
Wednesday,
Friday,
Saturday,
April
Api il
April
April
April
i Sunday, April
France's Cabinet Crisis.
Paris, March 16 TheMomteer Uni
versel savs: "There will be no shift
ing of positions ia tae Cabiuet, which !
win endeavor to continue as at present
a few days longer; but tho Minis
ters themselves are the first to
recogniz3 tha fact: that they
cannot abide long after Thurs
day's proceedings. It is generally
considered that a Gambetta Ministry
has becom3 a necsssity. Gambetta is
earnestly urged by his friends to ac
cept office, and begins to understand
that it will be difficult for Lim to evade
it."
The Ministry of the 16th of May
have issued a protest against the vote
of censure, which they declare was
pronounced in their absence by charges
brought by an incompetent tribunal.
The Bochebouet Cabinet has pre
sented a similar protest to President
Qrevy.
. J Ilamiiton
. .1 . . Williamston
JaniHsyille
. J Plymouth
5. St Luke's,
Washington count
, Paiui Sunday
St David's
p Hertferd
V. . Wood iile,
Perquimans county
10, a m. . Camden C H
n m! .Davis'
chapel, Pasquotank
Good Friday,April 11 Elizabeth City
Easter Day, April 13: Edentoa
Tuesday, - April 20. .St Ppfers
Chapel, Gates county
Wednesday, April IG IGatesville
inursaay, April : J n.. -..Wmton
April IS Murfreehoro
April 20, 1 at Su'nday af Easter,
codMl;e, Bertie co
Tuesdav,
Wednesda
Thursday,
do
April
April
April
do
Fridav,
Sand ay,
Tuesday,
Thursday,
Friday,
Saturday,
Sunday,
Windsor
. . Jackson
Halifax
April 22
April 25, 1) ill . .
Ar-i il 26 a m L. . (
April 27, 2d Sunday after
. E aster.... Weldon
Collections nude at ta;'h place for Dio
cesan Missions.
The fieichstag Xot to be Dissolved.
London, March 17 The Post's dis
patch from Berlin states that Princa
Bismarok, af the Parliamentary coiree
on Saturday, denied that he intsnded
to dissolve the Reichstag shortly.
Snow Storm In Cincinnati.
Cincinnati, March 16 Heavy snow
has been falling here since 2 P AX.
The Saviour of the Little Ones.
There wo ild not be' so, many little graves
in cemeteries and churchyard'!, it parents
used the means within their reach to save
the sickly offspring, whose span of feeble
life is in their keeping. The busy baby
brain requires constant food, the sensitive
nerves want steady toning, the rapidly
changing tissues, inceasant nourishment,
often the mother is herself nervously de.
taiiiated, kand bodily worn out ; mother
and children may gain a new lease of life
and healdi, by the persijtent use of Scott's
Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil with the
Hypopbosphites ot Lime and Soda. It is
sorter, and as nice as milk, and both will
learn to love it Just as well. Don't fall to
try it for any form cf debility, and for all
forms of infantile wasting, such as Marsas.
mus, Rickets or any scrofulous tendency,
its restorative powers are wonderful.
centennial Premium Wine.
Physicians have used Speer's Port
Grape Wine of New Jrsey, and, having
applied to it the strictest teat, pronounce
it a pure wine, and recommend it to the
aged and infirm, and for general use where
wine is desirable, as the most reliable of
-t . he had. It received the bighes
awnr 1 at the Centennial Exhibition. For
sale iy J. 0 Munda, P. L. Bridgera & Co
and Green & Planner.
oommekcial; hews.
WILMINGTON MARKET I
March 18-4 F M. I
ei'iKlTS TURPENTINE Firm at 28
bales 50 casks at these figures.
HodIN Quoted firm at tl 15 fer S train -
d and Si 11 lA for Geod strained. ' Later, we
hear of sales 1,000 bbls Good Strained at
il 15.
1 A K-Quoted steady at $1 W. Sales at
quotations.
CKUOK fURPEXTINE Steady at $1 15
for liard and $1 75 for Soft and Virgin.
Sales receipts at quotations.
COTTvj' Quoted steady t an advance of
of cent on yesterday's quotations. Salea
on a easts of cents for Middling.
The following are the olliial quotations
OrdiQrv - - i eats.
Good Ordinary e
Strict ljhcd Ordin&r j . ......
how Middling ... 9
Middling J ...
lti!vl iVlludhCg .
it
tt
It
Gotten 114 bales
Spirit! Turpentine 147 casks
Roain 1,435 bbls
Tar 1,321 "
Orudd Turpentine 171 "
MARINE NEWS.
ARRIVED.
Steam-yacht Passport, Harper, Smithvilie
Geo Myers.
Steamer Isis, Paddhon, Point Caswell, R
P Faddison.
Steamer Gov Worth, Worth, Fayetteville
Worth & Worth.
Steamer Clinton, Bisby, Bannermann'
Bridge, Master.
CLEARED.
Steam-yacht Passport, Harper, Smithville
Geo Myers.
Steamer Gov Warth, Worth, Fayetteville
Worth & Worth. I
Steamer Isis, Paddison, Point Caswell, It
P Paddison.
Schr Annie Ketcham, Ketchum, Charles
ton, to load with phosphate rock for Wil
mington, Hal, Harris & flowoll.
WEEKLY STATEMENT
OF STOCKS ON BAND MARCH 17, 1879.
Cotton ashore .2,842
afloat M6d
Total 4,307
Spirits ashore... 8,381
afloat
Total 8,381
Rosin ashore 91,835
afloat 4,946
Total $9,781
Tar ashere 13,598
afloat. -. 4,880
Total ... 18,478
Grade ashore..... , 2,691
afloat
Total 2,691
SIOIIPTS FOK TEE WSSK SN3ISS M1.&CH 17, '79.
Cotton 646
Spirits 906
Rosin 7,302
Tar 4,17
Crade 1,888
EXPORTS FOB IKE WtEK BSDI5S MA.RC517, '79.
Domestic.
Cotton 924
Spirits &
Rosin 2,33
Tar 3,576
Crude "7
Foreign.
Cotton..
Spirits 1,050
Rosin 1,325
Tar JO
Crude
NEWBURY'S,
WATER
march 1
Headquarters for Ale,
Lager Be8r and Porter.
& XKA.B.CUS & SON'S,
No. 5 Market Street
QAN FOKNIiH YOU WITH THE BESt
Ale, Lager Ber and Porter, both keg and
bottled, in the city.
Country orders promptly attended to
Tho. H. McKoy, Bobt H- McXoy
ATTORNElfl-AT LAW
WILMINGTON, N. C.
GtScd North side Market street, between
Second and Third streets,
jan 27-tf
J as. T. Pettewav
WILMINGTON, N. O.,
JS AGENT FOB THE SALE OF WILCOX
1BBS k CO'S Maaipulatea Guano. The
best, cheapest and most popular Guano offer
ed. Will take orders for deli Tory at Lnm
berton, Shoe Heel, Laarinburg, Laurel Hill
and intermediate points.
janlMAw
mHS WILMINGTON JOURNAL, ( Wek
X lT)y spablished eTerr Friday at2 p
annum. Circulation large.
MiscellaneonE.
Applet oil's Journal for
1879.
THE PROPRIETORS of APPLETVb
JOURNAL will henceforth derotd it ex
elnsirely to literature of a Mgh order of ex
cellence, by writers of acknowledged stand
ing. It is the growing habit of the leading mindt
in all countries to contribute their best intel
lectual work, to the magazines and reviews;
and, in order that Appleton's Journal maj
adequately reflect the intellectual activity of
the time thus expressed, it will admit to it
pages a selection of the more noteworthy
critical, speculative, and progressive papers
that come from the pens of theae writeis.'
Fiction will still occupy a place in the
Journa', acd descriptive papers will appear :
bnt large place will be given to articles bear
ing upon literary and art topic, to discus
eions of social and political progrea?, to pa
pers addressed distinctly to the intellectual
tastes of the publ c, or devoted to subjects in
which the public welfare or public culture is
concerned.
Terms of Appleton's Journal. Three dol
lars per annum, in advance, postage prepoid
by the publishers, to a l t-ubsc. ibers iu the
United States or Canada; or Twentv-five
Cents per number. A Club of Fur Yearly
cubsci iptions will entkle the Sender to an
extra subscript em gratis; that b, five copies
will be sent one year for twelve doll i ?. Ap
pleton's J ournal and the Popular Science
Monthly, for one year. f-r sewn d ilare,
postage prepaid (full price, eight dollars).
The volumes begin Janua y and July f
each year, fcubsciiptiuns received for any
length of time.
D. APPLKTON A Co., Publishers,
619 A 551 Broadway, New York.
jan
TO ADVEHTISEHS.
Uro. P. Kowell & (o's
SELEtfr LIST OF
Local Newspapers.
Many persons suppose this list to be com
posed o jCHKAP. iw-priced newspapers
The fc t in quite f-tiierwi-e. '1 he catalogue
States ex c ly what iba papers are iien
the name of a paper is priutt-d in FULL
FACE TV E it is in every instance the BEH'i
paper in the place. Wh n printtd in CAPI
TALS it is the ONLY paper in the place.
When p inted in romao letters it is neither
the best nor the only paper, but tis usually a
frj good oce notwithstandiug. 1 he list
gives the population of every town and the
circulation of every paper, IT 18 NUT A
CO-OPERATIVE LIST. IT IS NOT A
HEAP LIciT. At the foot of the Catalogue
for each St te the important towns which are
not covered by the list are enumerated. IT
IS AN HQNEST LIST. The rates charged
for advertising are barely one-fifth the pub
lishers schedule, lne price for single states
an es from $1 to $50. The price for one
iach four weeks in the entire lUi is $620. The
egular rates of the papers for the ssme space
and time are $2,926.66. The list includes 956
newspapers of which 179 are issued DAILY
and 776 WEEKLY. They are located in 79
different cities and towns, of which 25 are
State Capitals, 346 places of over 5.0; 0 popu
lation, and 486 County Senta. Lists sent on
application. Address Geo. P. Rowell A Co's
Newspaper Advertising Bureau, 10 Spruce
sereet, (Printing House Square), Nev York,
feb 1 2 mos
Tonsorial,
TAVINQ AGAIN located in the base
LJL ment of the Purcell House, I have thor
oughly renovated and improved the old stars'
and am now prepared to shave,shampoo, at
cut hair tor everybody. The best of worl
men, clean towels, sharp razors and lev
prices. ELY IS aRTIS,
lulj Purcell House Barber Shop;
Furniture ! Furniture !
A La-ge Assortment of
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS ! !
to be sol 1 at the very bottom prices.
Walnut Wardrobes, Sideboards, Extension
Ta les, Marble TopTab'es, Ac, Ac,, as well
as common Chamber Sets, Bedstead, Chairs
and Rockers of all sorts. Looking Glasses,
Mirrors, Pari .r Suit , Lounges, Shadts, Bed
ding and everything belonging to a First
Clas3 Furniture Establishment.
Also, another lot of the celebi ated Genuin e
Stewart Sewing Machines, a real comfort."
For sale at
F. A. SCHOTTE'S,
26 and 28 Front and 11 to 15 Dock sts.
mhc 10
Miscellaneous
NEW
mm
$125
Each, and all styles, including Grand Square
and Upright, ah strictly FiasT-cxAss, sold at
the lowest nbt cash wholesale factobt
prices, direct to the purchase. These Pianos
made one of the finest displays at the Cen
tennial Exhibition, and were- unanimously re
commended for the Highest Honous over
1J,000 in use. Regularly incorporated Man
ufacturing Co. Factory established over 36
years, The Square Grands contain Mathu
shek's new patent Duplex Overstrung Scale,
the greatest improvement in the history of
Piano making. The Uprights are the finest
n America. Pianos sent on trial. Don't
ail to write for illustrated and Descriptive
fataiogueof 48 pages mailed free.
MENDELSSOHN PIANO CO.,
sept 6-1 7 HEast 15th street. V Y
The Collins House
On The European Plan.
Corner Front and Bed Cross Street
Near Union Depot-
J RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO
my friends and the public that I have
opened the above House and am now pre
pared to furnish meals and lodgings.
Restaurant open at all hours.
Prices low and bed-rooms neat, clean
and airy.
Special rates by day, week or month.
ttThe only Restaurant in the city.
W. M. COLLINS,
oct 26-2taw-m thu Proprk tor.
Ham and Eggs,
jyjOUHTJLIN BUI TLB, Choice, Table
Batter, Sugar Cured Pig Bacon Hams, Saus
age, Liver Pudding, Pigs Feet, Sugar, Cef
ee, Flour, 4c Bead to Ho. 14 Water ft.
Ifcb 7 J. H. PKTTEWAY.
SPEER'S
Port Crape Wine
CTed in Churches for Communion purposes.
PASSAIC?, JM.cT.
mm
Spoor's Fort Grape Wine !
f'our lV-;tr Old.
rpHI JOST1.I ChLiUKATEL" AATIVK
Wine is made frorj. the juicb of the Oporto
Grape, raised in thb cuuetrv. It invaluab's
Tonic anil SireEEtliGning Properties
re ansurpaeted by any other native Wine.
lieinfc the pure juic? of the grape, produced
under Mr. Sj.etr'aown personal supervision,
its purity and genuineness are guaranteed.
The y-ungett cnild may partake ol its gener
ou? qualities, and the weakest invalid may
rise it to advantage. t is particularly bene
ficial to the aped and debilitated, and suited
to the various ailments that afllict the weaker
sex. It Is, in every respect, A WINE TO BE
RELIED ON.
Speer's P. J. Sherry.
7 he P. J. SHERRY i-i a Wine of HUPE
KIOK CHARACTER and partakes of the
p older, qualities of the grape from which it
is made!. Fo MEDICINAL PROPERTIED,
it will be found unexcelled.
Speer's P. J. or Pedro J- Brandy,
This noted hrandy in a pore ditttillatioo
from t e grape and is t qual to the finest H,n-nes-sy
or ;tard Hrand'ee ; for medicinal pur
poses it cn be relied upon as strictly pure.
Pee that thf signature of Alfred Speer,
Passaic. N. J., is over the cork of each bottle.
A. SPEER'S Mt Prospect Vineyards,w
Jersev. Office, No. 34 Warren St. New York.
For sale bv GREEN k FLAN NER, J. C.
MUX S, DrukgLjta, and P. L. BRIDGER'S
CO ;aB l
P. L BRIDGERS & GO.
99 999 B1!!S r,'"l'!!'
21,346 SacksCOFFtK'
112 673 CaMif.CA"N good
61 000 rackagis f rjQuoBSi
1 1 aoa Bex-8 soap,
5 500 Fhkiius btrrTR
16
7vJ t -u.se s anvi i;i.js. Crackers.
P, L. BliiDttBRS & CO.
KF" Priutei'd i. k is very cheap after
sace is once paid ihf. Fifty figures (GO;
cost no more than one.
-
A DISCRIMINATING PUBLIC wiN
please strike ofl as many figured as tbey
please from the abo ve, a:.U tbeu Oo t
P. L. BRIBGEKS & CO.,
who brought Groceries down to tte
LOW PRICES, and buy
LOWER THAN EVER.
rccb 10
Fo; Sale.
rjlHE TRACT OF LAND known as
the "WiUams Place", contaning over
Eleven Hundred acres. Lies within five and
a half miles of the city.
For particulars apply to
A. G. LATTA,
men 10-lm Office Capt. A. D. Cazaux
WBOLBIAL1 P&lOlft
- -
The following mmI
- - - . . w u raw. . V
waoleMle price, generallj. In
BAGGINO nnnn i ""'tea.
- - j
ioudi. Ancnor....
3
ii
10H
10
6
6
I
mi
9
Double Anchor " A "
Standard Domestic I
BACON Nor tb Carolina,
nami, fr pa,.-....
Bhooldera. V &
Sides, V Ib...
Western Smoked
Ham.
8ide, lb
Shoulders.
Dry Salted
Side., V lb
Shoalder. V ft....
BEEF Lire weifrbt.
BARRELS Spirita Turpentine
Second Hand, each i
New York.eaeh, neir.M.... 1
BEESWAX-V lb
BRICKS Wilnrinjrton, V M
Northern
BUTT EH N or tb Carolina lb
Northern, frf ft
NDLES- Sperm V
Tallow, ft
Adamantine; V set.
CHEESh
Northern Factory, V 8 8
Dairy cream, V l'X
oxaiv, n
OOF r' EE Jar a; IB ft
Rio. V lb
Laguy.., Jl lb.,
10
T
6i
.6
00
0
16
u
I
l
0
ft
18
6o
Si
6
16 00
8 76
60
00
00
00
00
T
00
60
26
60
00
60
00
Ii
a n
u a
a a
a a
it
a ti
0
4
6
6
7
7
8
.60
00
46
00
00
00 00
36 00
00 00
00 00
00 00
00
00
00
00
00
00
8
MX
49
None.
45
66
4
9
00
00
00
8M
11
26
00
00
. 1
. 1
60
CORN MEAL V buahel.
COTTOS TIES- V bdl .... 1
DOMESTIC
Bheetine, 4-4 ? yard......
Yarn, V bunch t
II8H-
Mackerel, No. 1, V bbl.
o.l, bbl
Mackerel, No. 2, V bbl.... 12
.No. 2, V X bbl 6
Mackerel, No. 3 V bbl 00
Mullet., y bbl 2
N. C. Herring, V bbL 4
Drr Cod. ft
FLOUR Fine. ? bbl
Super, Northern, 19 bbl...
Extra do. V bbl...
Family y bbl...
City MillEx,.8uper V bbl...
u Familybbl...
" Ex. Family $ bbl...
FERTILIZERS
Feruvi&n Onano, y 2000 ft.
BRujrti'B inoBphate
Carolina Fertiliser
Oround Bone,
Bone Meal
" Flour
N avassa Guano,
Complete Manure
Whann's Phosphate 4
Wando Fhoanhafe.
Berger ABruta'.Roa. " " 00 00
Wilcox. Gibb A Co.. ma
nipulated Guano 4t
GLUE y ft
GRAIN Corn,itore, 56ft
Corn, oargo, V 66 ft.......
Corn,yel., bushel....
Oat., V bushel
Pea., eow, bush. J..
HI UfcS Oreen, ft ..
lry, ID
HAY Eastern, y 100 ft.
North River, V 100 lbs..
HOOP IRON y ton......
LARD Northern ft....
North Carolina ft
LIME bbl . 1
LUMBER City steam sa'wd
Ship stuff, resawed, M ft. 18
Rough edge plank. V M ft. 16
West India cargo, aeeord-
ing to quality, y M ft...l2
Dressed fooring,seaconed.l6
Scantling and boards, com
mon, M ft 11
MOLASSES Cuba.hhdgl
Cuba, bbls., gnl........
Sugar house, hhds. y gal.
" bbU.Vgal...
Orleans Choice bbls. V gal.
NAILS Cat, 20dto4d,k 2
OILS Kerosene, V 4L..
Lard, y gal 1
Linseed, y eal. 1
Rosin, y gaL.
PEANUTS bnaheL
POTATOES -Sweet, bus.
Irish, Northern, bbL.... S
PUKh. xNorthern, city mess. 10 00
Thin, y bbl..... :.. 00 00
Prime, bbl ( extra) 10 60
Rump, y bbl 06 00
ttitt uaroiina, y ft
East India, ft.f
Rough, y bushel
RAGS Country, W ft
City, y ft
ROPE
SALT Alum, y saek......
Li verpool, j$ sack
American y sack
Marshal's fine, y sack.. 1
Cadix y sack
SUGAR Cuba, ft...
Porto Rico, y ft
A- Coffee, V ft
B " y ft
c- y ft
Ex C f ft
Crushed 9 ft
SOAP-NorAern, y ft
SHINGLES Contract, 6
Common, y M 1
STAVES W. O. bbL y M.10
R O hhd. y E. .T......00
TALLOW V ft
TIMBER-Shipping M ...10
Mi 1, prime perlf. 7
Mill, fair per M
Interior to Ordinary, per M 8
WHISKEY-North'ipergl 1
North Caroina, per gal ... 1
W OOL Unwaahed, per ft...
Washed, cer ft
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61 08
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46 00
47 00
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591 Broadway, Wew Toik,
(Opp. Metropolitan Hotel. ):
Manufacturers, Importers and Dealers m
Velvet Frames, Albums, Grapboeoopes,
Soereofxpes and Views,
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kindred goods, Celebrities, Actresses, tie.
Photographic Material.
We are Headquarters for eTerytbing
. In the way ot
Mereopticona and Maggie LantenUt
Being Manufacturers of the
Micro-Scientific Lantern,
Stereo-Panopticon,
University Stereopticar.,
Advertiser's Stereoptlcon,
Artoptiron, School Lantern,
Family Lantern,
Peoples Lantern.
Each style being the best of Ha class m
the market.
Beautiful Photographic Trauapareuciei
of Statuary and Engraviuga for the window
Convex Glass. Manufactuers ofTeJvet
Frames lor Miniatures and Convex Glast
Pictures.
Catalogues ol Lanterns and Slides, wit
directions for using, sent on receipt ol ten
cents. oct U-dSw-w2
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Us of white and colored Cards tsd
Bristol boards. Can c ire a a ie. job and
hea pest job in the city.
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