Grant at Home.
RTTRiiixaToN. ! JNOTemoer
4
General Grant reached here last nigtt,
tn.A&v has been a holiday. The
Fire D pirtment b s been paradiDg
about generally, ana an me chj
flRrtifll ar bnsv esoorticflr General
Grant. After a reception, daring
which some fifteen hundred people
ahoek bis hand, he visited the public
schools and mado a speech to the
nhilriran. The streets are rilled with
people.corered with arches and flatter
in? with flies.
G a TjKsburg . 111. General Grant
reached here from Burlington, la., to
dav. and was met at the' depot by i
large crowed of people to whem he
snoka a few words, lie win reacn
home to-morrow.
Australian Emigrants Returning.
London, November 4 During the
past few dajs an emigration scare has
taken possesgion of a large proportion ol
ttemioers of Durham and Nort. u ber
land in consequence of the receipt ut most
unfavorable news from their brother
miners who recently emigrated to New
South Wales, and who have been utterlj
decieved by the promises of profitab
employment there. This news will con
siderably check emigration schemes.
Larger nurab rs of miners who left Eng
land dnrincr the recent strike in Durham
are now rciunjug without havings struck
a pick.
Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, presiding at
a meeting of the Board of Wages of the
S ,uth Staffordshire Iron Trade, awarded
an advance or s xpsr ee per ton in the
of the oicTtives. In giving the
avi(i be ui he thought that the im
l ovtuieut in tbe iron trade was rather
speculative, but that the demand from
America was perfectly genuine and
might be considered permanent.
When Senator Bayard KetUrns.
Wilmington, Del, November 4 A
large meeting of the leading citizene
and business men of this city was held
to day to arrange a publio reception
for Senator Bayard on his return from
Europe. The meeting was of a non
partisan character, many prominent
Republicans of the State participat
ing. Henry G .Banking acted as
Chairman. j
COMMERCIAL NEW8
WLLMLNOTON MARKET 1
'OVEIBIB -4 r M.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE Quoted quiet
at 40 cents. Later The market Is reported
dull at 39 cents. 2io sales ieforttd.
ROSIN Firm j at $i 45 bid for Strained
and $1 59 tor Good fatraiued. No sales re
ported. T I
TAR Firto at tl 85. 1
CRUDB TURPKNTINEQuoted quiet at
tl 75 for Hard and $2 75 for, Yellow Dip.
Later We hear: that $1 50 for Hard and
12 '5t tor Yellow Dip are the best.figures of
fered.
COTTON Firm. Sales reported of 100
bales on a basis of 10? cents for M iddllng.
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The following are the official quotations :
Ordinary .M..........L..... ? Centa.
Urooa vrtunatj ........... i -
Strict Good Ordinary. ........
Low Middling .. ...
Middling
Qood Middling......!
. daily aaojurts
Oott :. J j....1...... 524 bale.
apu f penime....i....i 2S4 caski
tVOftlQ - u
Tr ...J 15
Jrndd Tar pen tii e............... .......
10
11
ii
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MARINE NEWS.
ARH1YD.
Steam-yacht PassporL Harper, Smithyllle,
eo Myers. !
Nor barque Krone, Gemere, O porta,! R E
Heide. 1
CLEARED.
Steam-yacht Passport, Harper, Smith ville
Geo Myers. , . . ! i
Schr Brave, fioogms. Aianiniqae, oi
Pierre, Northrop dt CuAimiug..
Exports.,
'romuaa.-
Martinique, St Pierre Schr j Brave-96,1 12
ft lumber. I j '
The Marriage of Klnj ilfonsoV
Madrid, Nov 4 In the Chamber of
Deputies tbe Minister of Finance read
a bill granting to the future Qaeen
18,000 annually, and 10,000 annual
y in case of her widowhood. There
was no debate on the measure. The
opposition members will not oppose
tuo grant. The house was very thinly
attended.
London, Nov' 4 A despatch trom
Madrid announces that he n yai mar
riage is fixed for December 1.
Gaba.
Havana, Nov 4. It is officially re
ported that Captain-General Blanco
baa left the District of Manzinillo
completely pacified, and his forces are
now esgaged in pursuing the insur
gents in the Bayamo and Jiguani dis
tricts. ,
The jurisdiction of Las Tunas is re
ported completely quieted by the sur
render of 100 insurgents, tiaif of whom
we're mounted.
CAB9L1XA.
lUleigh got 4GJ bales of cotton on
Tuesday.
Wadesboro sold 553 bal83 of cotton
la&t week.
The receipts of cotton at Ciiarlott
for eeie;al days have been very light.
Tnee are 24 inmates in the jail at
Charlotte, only 23 of w! o a are col
ored.
A Lodge of Knights of Honor with
25 charter members has been institut
ed at Mooresvilie.
Raleigh Observer: Colonel W J
Clarke proposes to establish his Re
publican paper at Raleigh,- and not in
Newborn, as wejrecently stated.
Raleigh Newj. Mr Ryan and lady
from Auburn, New York, were in the
city yesterday. Mr Ryan intends the
pubboation of a newspaper in this
State somewhere pretty soon.
Wadesboro Ihrald: Mr WH Caudle,
a young man who lives id Qulledge's
Township, happened to the misfor
tune of having his leg broken by his
horse running away with him last
Sunday a week ago; and last Sundav
it was found necessary to amputate
his leg.
Hickory 2'icss: A minister writes
us the fo lowiug: 'There wero 260
professed faith iu Christ during the
recent protracted meeting at Moores
vilie, in frhieu Miss Painter, the fe
male evangelist, took an aotive part.
Hickory rress: Dr Elliott's road
engine crno into tow a yesterday even
ing with a rush. Everything is now
fixed and it works nicely. It can ran
a mile in ten minutes and has hauled
10.000 lbs up a grade of 15 inches in
every 12 f ett.
Ne wbern Democrat: Weleam from
1. 4. L I Z I A. I i. At
cempefcouw Buiuoruj mat iuree-qaai-ters
of the cotton crop which is hand
le 1 in Newbern has already come in
to market and been sold, if this is so.
ana ii uu mar&?t is au inaex ol the
crop elsewhere, then the crop is un
doubtedly ehott and the estimates as
to.ita yield are all at fault.
Raleigh Observer: It is probable that
tbe Secretary cf the lreasary will, from
time to time, as the surplus revenues of
the government permit, make a ltuionU
purchases of six por cent, bonds for ths
sinking fund. This funa is now id
arrears of nity-one million dollars for
previous years The amount required for
the present year will be about thirty-six
million dollars. If the revenue of the
government keeps running up as at pres
ent the requirement for the sinking fund
for the fiscal year can be easily met, and
something may be done toward making
good the deficit.
MONTHLY ' STATEMENT.
OF STOCK! OH HAND MOT. 1, 1879.
Cotton ashore....! . 9,509
afloat J , 4,192
Foreign Vessels for this Fort
l Corrected Weekly.)
Oer barque Cbarlotta A Ann, Lerveia
sailed from Hambnrjr, Oct. 20.
Nor b'ig Kask, Berg, sailed from Oporto,
O r baiqae VJn der Heldt, liichaeliai,
Eai'ed frocu nio de Janeiro, Bept 1.
A or barqie Frank, Parlensen, sailed
fron Glasgow, Sept. 25.
Br barque Oeo Booth, Jones, sailed from
Kio ae janiero, tepu i.
Nor barque Cotdor, Neilsen, sailed from
uoncon. ucioDer 4.
Nor brig Vulture, Eilertaon, sailed from
Bordeaux, September 16,
Br barque lia Moore, Fieldisg, sailed
from Liverpool, Bept 17.
Br brig a
to, Sept 3.
3
Nor brijr Jarlen,
mcuth, sept. 11
rotherton, sailed Op or
,Wled from Tar-
Swd barque Antelope, BTbere. sailed from
txmouta, eept. a.
JJor barque Kriatine, Jensen, sailed from
Antwerp, Sept fi. I
Nor! barque Zephjr, Jensen, sailed from
Liirerpooi, sept J JL
Fr. barque Reunion, sailed from Ant
werp. Aujf. 31. i 1 -
lor barque Fineenl, Pollerien. sailed
from Glasgow, Sept. 24.
Hot fcarqie Inne, biebert, sailed from Lir
srpool. Sept. 29.
.Sot brig Froaperita, BeruldseD,sailed from
London, sept. 13. 1 .
New Advertisements.
Total
13,701
Spirits ashore......
afloat......
....... v
J 12,554
45
I
Total ...U.........L 1 ?,604
Rosin ashore.... .V.T..L...... 1 12,769
afloat 5,214
Total J. ....117,973
I i
Tar ashore ...L... 4,lf6
afloat .....i ..; i.... 1
I
Total
Crude ashore
. afloat
. K'tai ................
S1CEIPT8 POH THE M HIH EHCUifl NOT.
4,166
1,129
1,154
1, '79
Cotton........... J....J........ 25,597
Spirits., J 10,021
ftosin.,. L... 37L128
Tar 1350
Crude..... 9-,194
BXrO&TS FOB THE MONTH ENDING NOT. 1, 1879
Domestic
Cotton...... ....U........j.... ........ 8,162
Spirit i 2,m
Rosm......M I 3,878
Tar ...L....,i I.. 2,066
Crude ..J 285
Foreign.
7,528
5.433
36,088
Mackerel , Herring
axid Godlish.
jyACKEREL in Bbls., Kite and porUble
ackages by package or' retail, new and
bright. I
CUUF18H and Scalded Herring in quant i
tits, or at retail . ; . 1
j POULTRY, Egg,' Butter, Lard I Potatoes,
Oniosp, and a full lioe of Family Groceries.
All for sale at bottom prices.
oct 30 KEWBORY 4 CHA8TE.
Watches',
QHRONOMETER3,
JEWELRY, la
I
Repaired neatly and promptly, by
I J. L. WINNER,
No. 3 South Front street, Wilmington. N. C.
urer tvtenty years experience. Uiye me i
trial.
noT 3
CHAS. KLEIN,
Unflertater and CaM Hater, i
Princess Street, in Basement of the
! Journal Building, 'r i
WILMINGTON,1 N. O.
A fine assortment of Coffins and Cts
keu constantly on hand. Furniture Repaired,
Cleaned and Varnished. Orders by tele
eraph or mail promptly filled. dot 5
York
Cottoa.. ......
8pirits....
Rosin......
Tar
Crude
....j... ...... ............. .......
List of Vessels Over .100 ton i in
CLYDE'S
e w
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" AND .
Wilmington, W, O.
Steamship Line.
The Dteamer
Port Nov. 1,
1879-
BARKS.
Br Tuck S ng, 38S Ions, Marshall,
E Kidder & Sons
Br Our Anne, tons! Huske,
I C P Mebane
Nor Anna, 262 ton", Nielsen, R E Heide
Nor Vikn.'g, 264 tons, J Rasinussen,
i . R E Heide
Nor Euxiuus, 247 tons, TallakseD,
I 1 R E Heide
Orer Lydia Peschau, 376 tons Bremers.
E Pescbau & Westermann
Br E cma Crock, 296 tons, Woodward,
. CPMebana
Br R solute, 410 tons, Lawrence,
I Alex Sprnnt & Son
uer ju la iieyn, sio tons, Schroder,
E Peschiu & Westermann
GerMane, o67 tons, Pefmien, repairinffj
I E Peschau & Westermann
BIUGS;
ier fliagnet. 'oO tons, Ifetersen, Master
am iNeine jviucneii, l a tons, Jackson.
' i ! E Kidder & Sons
Am or as juartin, 1!04 tons, Brown, - t
. I Jos H Nefi
in or Anna, 1 4 4 tons, balyorsen,
. . H E Heide
or u k'.iinen , 217 tons, .Woljl,
.. . . i H E Heide
los cuiudMS, "27 tons, -
j Laid up for repairs
: SCIOONERS.
Am Fjancoi-ia, 227 tons. Leavitt.
Am Brave, 113 tons, Gooein, !
I XorthroD & Cummincr
aiu ii.ni , 14-' ions, Ackley,
REGULATOR
CAPT. DOANE,
i
WILL BAIL FROM NEW YORK Oft
SATURDAY, Novembar 8.
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$SSU Shippers oan rely upon the prompt
sailing of Steamers as adrertiBed.
For Freight Engagements apply to
THOS. E. BOND, Sup't.
' Wilmington, N.C
vv m. jr. KjL. x urn w.t
' 353Broadway, Kew Fork.
nor o
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Xortbrop & Cuuimijjff
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n . : EG Barker & Co
or ju la r.nziieiu, tons, iDgraham,
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A new lot of them just in, I with improvements. No extra ckrgt1
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The mtnev
I hare worn this Comet I I have worn lb Flexibl
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ik Ziarge Assortment of Fancy
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Arrent for :
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Patterns. 1$
line will aW
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nor 6
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uuuurea 8 PATENTED JUNE 13. IU7
threw years, v All who have worn them be kept 02
A proxumneo the Mode of yasteam? ' 1
ABSOLTJTEIiYPEBFECT. . f ' ' fl
. The many annoyances connected with tbe old ys- cvM yoU
tcm ot Bat ion Gloves are entirely overcome, and the oukju j
following advantages secured : 1
Irt-The perfect ease and rapidity with which it is . Virsptf
The Foster KidSna-ladjnstaWiitytofitt
ia m. oc aavanufe grained Dy gradually suainiu .j
the Kid, instead of the old system which n jj JbC
nuns so nun nain tK first time buttoned Jv I
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Glore is ' all th them. The fastening wiU outlast anrgrtore.
wuca is a Tery rare occurrence witn UJ get
Inflppenriept of Improvement in fksteainr
i QiialiisgataTajiteMean.ifnotn- 1
to any other glore la the xaaxJteU
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