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I f J f I t i 1; V t i. li 1. t J; i .i: if ' fit! if i ?: nit I; ; iii- ii LL. ' -it-.- I 'i H t The .Daily Revijevy- JOSHv T. JAMES, Editor & Prop. WILMINGTON, N. C. Catered at the Poatoffice at Wilmington, N. C, as second-class matter. " E "V E 1ST I XT O- - SATURDAY, JUNE 17, 1882. SIR. DARBY'S ACROBATIC PERFORMANCE. The farce has been brought to a con clusion; and Mr. Frank II. Darby, the newly-fledged. conrert, has accepted the nomination tendered him by the Re publican convention held in Raleigh last week, and will run on. the ticket. The bait was a glittering one, and the young man swallowed It, hopk and all. The colored man and. brother in this State, as well as the fire-tried among his white brethren, who hare borne the . burden and heat of many a fierce po litical contest, can walk up to the polls now with great unanimity and vote for , this latter-day saint for one of the best offices. Mr. Darby has gone orer bodily into , the Republican camp and in saying this we but take Jiis. own language as the : basis of the assertion, independently of the fact that he has accepted the con rentional nomination of that party. The sophistry; with which he attempts to cover his desertion of the party is too thinly veiled to deceive any one. No - man can serve two masters and Mr. Darby's attempt to walk on both sides of the fence- atHhe same time is so child-like and bland that we have scarce ly the heart to remark upon its exceed ingly simplicity." Mr. Darby has lxad the gopd sense to resign his position -as Chairman of the Democratic Executive Committee for ! the county of New Hanover, a positFou which pays nothing, but he has not, at this writing,? resigned the position of City Attorney, awarded him by a Dem cratic Board of Aldermen, and which has remunerative salary attached. We think that Mr. Darby has , made the greatest mistake of his life, and we ale truly sorry to record it. Wc liave - entertained for him the warmest per sonal feelings, which have existed for years, and this fact adds to the poign ancy of our regret at knowing that he has "gone to the bad." Politically, his defection is - but a very slight blow to the Democratic party in this section. It means the loss of but one vote, and that is about . the size of it. The Republicans arc ..welcome to all of the jubilation they ean scare up over this tremendous accession to their rap idly thinning ranks. They have had to pay dearly for their convert, the highest office in the judicial district .being the prise. As to Mr. Darby's election, there is no chance in the world for it, provided the Democratic party will be but true to itself. ' He will have tc i go before the people of the n ' tire - State -- and therein - there is a clear Democratic majority, to be count ed upon, of 12,000 votes. This, at least, was the majority forVance in 1876, Jar vis having carried the State by 8,000 in i860, and every body knows that Jarvis1 candidature was exceedingly unpopular in many sections of the State. There is going to be a red-hot canvas this Sum- . : mer and the hotter the canvass, as we all know, the bigger will be the Demo cratic vote : Mr. Trevelyan is said already to have " done well as Chief Secretary of Ire land. In Parliament he has a "read j and courteous method of answering, questions" which gives pleasure and is -, making him popular even with the Irish members. His manner and the clearness and finish of his style are fa vorably contrasted with Mr. Forster's,, who was somewhat '"lumbering and . r.unmethodical,V -while his eloquence was "very rugged." Predictions are made that, unless the new. coercion act brings him great trouble, Mr. Trevel -' ylm will be the most successful Chief Secretary Ireland has had during this - generation. ... . The Washington correspondent of the New York Sun fully understands, the ; true inwardness of , the recent Radical . outrages in the House. He hits the nail squarely on the head when he writes : .The handwriting on the wall is not mysterious, but it attracts no: at- - tention. He may read it plainly who runs fast. The majority, led by Secor Robeson, and Tuled by automaton . Kelfer, have come for a revel, and they ;.:ineai to have it out without regard to , cost. They Bee an enormous surplus in the Treasury, and the objective point of " their legislation is to reduce the pile, and to put the reduction where it will do most good to themselves and io; the rf'-t Aiaedicine of real merit, 'prescribed ;by many, leading physicians, and uni - xr&slly ! recommended by those who hare used it, as a tructonicv is Brown's Iron Bitters. 4 : A commission ofmcdical exports is - asked for to examine Guiteau to ascer tain ifhs 1s really , insane. .A petition V to that cfTect is being numerously sijn---it.d hj tha New York doctors. . It is said that but three of the Penn - sylvania Republican Congressmen arcj confident of the success of the Cameron 1 ticket in November- A these gentle-j men" have grave fears that the split in j the party may affect seriously their own ; chances, they, - it lSthought; will en deavor to bring about an understand ing. As the Independents demand a new convention and a new ticket, Cam eron's regard for his prestige as well ns his pride will prompt him to refuse this. He merely consents to call the old convention together again to 'supply Mr. Marshall's place on the ticket for Congiesamannt-large. As the old con vention died when it adjourned this move ot Cameron's is a worse specimen 'of bosaism than hi3 original dictation, and the Independents cannot, in "de cency, submit to it. Altogether, the outlook for the Democrats in the Key stone State is decidedly healthy. PERSONAL. , Garibaldi was buried in a violent ram storm on his rocky island home, at t-a- prera. .';.-. - ; . ' - ' Henrv Fitzsrtles. aged thirteen years, is a nrodifirv of Tallahassee, Fla. He is a colored boy. and an. artist .of wonder ful merit. - - Pr. D. Babcock, the inventor of the fire extinguisher of that name, ;s in Buchanan, Va., a perfect wreck from tne intemperate use 01 whisky. Cety wayo's visit to England is indefi nitely postponed by the government. It is apprehended that he would be turned to inconvenient political: account in London.-"""4 ? . ; Charles Osborne, an eminent Quaker minister, born in North Carolina m 1775. is credited by Hon. G. W. Julian as the first to advocate the abolition of American slavery. John Brisht's head seems to , grow more delightfully level the older he gets. He now says that some day the United States will be the greatest nation on the face of the globe. . .. The bronze statue of Lafayette Which J. P. Howard, of Burlington, will pre sent to the University of: Vermont next fall, will cost him $25,000. Ward, the American sculptor, is doing the work. Emperor William's grandson, Prince Henry, the son of Crown Prince Fred erick William, expects to visit America next fall. He will sail in October on the corvette Olga for the West Indies and the United btates. In the Toronto police court, Friday morning, William Higgms, aged 60 years, was charged with having struck his mother, aged 80. The old lady re fused to prosecute her "bov." but a po liceman proved the assault, and the boy SHQRTS. There are only thirty-five Jewish fam ilies in Salt Lake City. .. . , A turtle canning company is being organized at Cedav Keys. Stock of the Bank5 of Ireland is sell ing at 319 that is. higher than atock of the Bank of England. - The East India tea trade is making immense advances, and threatens to do that of China serious injury. The woman suffragists of Wisconsin are organizing a powerful lobby, and propose to capture thcnext Legislature by storm. One hundred and thirteen varieties of "named" roses were exhibited at the Santa Cruz, Cal., rose fair, beside many whose names were not ascertained. It is reported at the City of Mexico that the object of Barrio's visit to the United States is to propose the consoli dation of the five Ccutral American republics and to offer tho annexation of the greater portion of Guatemala to the United States. " Malaria, Chills-and Fever, and Bil ious attacks positively cured with Em ory's Standard Cure Pills an infallible remedy : never fail to cure the most ob stinate, long-standing cases where QuiT nine and allother remedies had failed. They are prepared expressly ior mala rious sections; in double boxes, two kinds of Pills, containing a strong ca thartic and a chill breaker, sugar-coated ; contain no Quinine or Mercury, causing no griping or purging ; they are mild and cfucicnt, certain in their ac tion and harmless in all cases : they ef- r4.,n.. 41 i. 1 new life and tone to the body. As a household remedy they are unequaleM; h fVota -Vr.r- t ; rrtmi-: bonds inactive. Governments un- For Liver Complaint Uieir equal is not known; one box will have a wonderful effect on the worst case. They are used and prescribed by Physicians, and sold by Druggists everywhere, or seht.by mail, 25 and 50 cent boxes. Emory's Little Cathartic Pills, best ever made, only 15 Cents. Standard Cure Co., 114 Nassau Street. New York. 8m d&w. THE MAILS. Themalls close and arrive at the City Post omco uxouows: i. - wi CLOSE. Northern through mails, fast 4.45 P. M. Northern thnpugh and way malls 5.40 A. M. RaJeieh.. ..5.00 P. M. and 5.40 A. M. Hails for. the N. routes supplied J. liAiiroaa ana - therefrom includ- v inar A. N. C. Railroad a 5.40 A. M. Southern Mails for all points South, dally 8.00 P.M. Western mails (C. C Railway) daily, : (except Sunday). .5.00 P. M. All points between Hamlet and Ral eigh 5.00 P. M. Mali for Chera w and Darlington Rail road 8.00 P.M. Mails for .points between ..Florence , and Charleston. -.oo p. m. FarettevUle and offices on Cape Fear Hirer. Fridays rer, Friday . .1.00 P.M. FayeUerillc, Via Lumbcrton, daily, except Sundays... .....&A0 P. M. Onslow C. II. and intermediate offi ces, Tuesdays and Fridays... 6.00 A. M. SmlthTllle malls, by steamboat, daily , fvrpnt Snnrlarn'i. . ... S.S0 A. M- Malls for Easy llUL Town Creek, Shallotte and Little RItct, Tues days and Fridays .6.00 A. M, OPEN FOR DELIVERY. Northern throHrh and way malls. ...S.Sd A. M. Southern MaUs......w......;4..V.,,.8.V. CaroHna Central Railroad. "..:..:. 10.30 "A. M. Jf ails collected from street boxes every day at 5.45 P. M. - , , J. Stamp Office open from 8 A. M. to it M., and from 3 to 5.30 P. AL Money order and Register Department open same as stamp office. Stamps for sale in small quantities at general acllrery. when stamp office la closed. General deli re ry open froja daylight to dark I and on Sundays from 8.$0o 8.30 A. M. ; i j BY TELEGRAPH. -1 KOOir TELEGRAMS. IE-yiRGINXA. t ? Fatal r Railroad Accident. I By telegraph to-Daily Review." ' Wheeling, W. Va June 17 Noon. As the train on the Clarksburg & Western Railroad, which left Clarks burg yesterday morning, : was enterimj the trestle atiWaldeu's it was precipi tated ver- the trestle. About : 20' tas- '-i sengers were aboard, including six or I seven iaa ley. jit. vyarey, supposed xo be ' from New York; -aud Mr. - Gold- borough; were - killed, Jliss- Leonie White? of Freeman' Creek, was fatal ly, and 12 others were badly injured. MASSACHUSETTS." Accident to Firemen at. a Fire at Boston Hlsrbland. By.Tclcgraph -to Pally JteriicTrJ Bosoifr Junei Jfifc-Noon. At 5.30 this a.JlilfTImbthy, Rennick's cotton waste mill, at Boston- Highlands, took fire. The building contained much cot ton waste, - which j. beingj thoroughly soaked by water from tho engines, be came so heavy as- to bui st the walls, which 'fell upon several 1 firemen who were considerably injured ; one of whom 1 building was of wood, 40 by 80 feet, and three stories high.. s , mr I Telegrrapliic Brevities. The Tobacco - Exchange at Peters burg,;Va"., hav0started?a liubscription Tor the relief ot 'the ratricic Co., va., sufferers and liberal : contributiops are 1 1 ' ' ' ' . ' ' -. : Demgmaae. - a s Cbl6ner Holland,1 superintendent of t lowers JRanchef m Aiavencke:county, Texas, -was murdered on the 16th, inst.. by two Mexicans, ;whb then robbed the ranche .and rode, off on stolen horses. . COMMEBCIAIJ NTEWS. ' t WILMINGTON MARKET. , . , . . June .17. 4, R M. SIIRITS TURPENTINE-- Quoted dull at 43 cents: Later, sales of 50 casks at 42 cents. - - -? '.- ; ROSIN Quoted quiet and unchanged at Sl.S.for'-Slzaiiand. $1.60 for Good Strained. Sales of 1,000 bbls Good Strained at $1.60: ' r -; " TAR Quoted firm at $2.25 per bbl of 280 8s,; Sales of receipts at quota tions. f , CRUDE TURPENTINE No offi cial s q'uotaf ions. f-3Iarkefc: steady with saies 01 receipra at $i.ou ior nara and $2 J5 for soft and virgin. : , - 0 - COTTON Quoted steady! 1 Sak of a few bales reported on a basis of 11 for Middling. The following are the official quotations: . . Ordinary....... 8 15-16 Good Ordinary 10 5-16 Low Middling . . .11 3-16 cts. M Middling.... 11 Good Middling. 12 DAILY KBCEIFTS. Cotton. ....4...... . . . . 4 1 bales Spirits Turpentine. ". Rosin. Tar................ Crude Turpentine. - 370 casks 971 :bbls 43 bbls 423 bbls AVEEKLY STATEMENT. STOCKS OX HAND JUNE 17, 1882. Cotton ashofe, 887; afloat, 29: total 916. . i Spirits ashore, 1,790; afloat, 1,662; to tal, 3,452. - Rosin ashore, 68,353 ; afloat, 9,421 ; to tal, 77,774. : , . . Tar ashore,- 3,925. .r , ? Crtide-Vashore, 1,578. 1 ll f 1 RECEIPTS FOR WEEK. EK11NI. .RNE 17, ' 1 tu' lx 1882. "f ' ' Cotton, 219 ; spirits, 2,836 ; rosin,. 8,096 : tar, 332; crude 2,294, EXPORTS FOR WEEK ENDING JUNE 17, ;: .1882. ; .. , DOMESTIC. , Cotton, 359; spirits, 441; rosin, 3,514; - tar, 563. : 1 -"?lJ. ' 1 foreign. : Spirits. 3,017; rosin, 16,052. DOMESTIC MARKETS. i" By TelegrapligtoibaOy Reylew.l 'X-':";;- . FINANCIAL. . :t"r-' New York, June 17 Noon.-HStocks .HSS5' JSfPSL A.LSfflf changed.:;-, ' Cotton Quiet. Sales 2,408 bales. tSp lands 12 3 16; Orleans 12 7-16.. Futures steady; June 12.14; July 12.17; Au gust 126 ; September 11.96 : October U.56 ; , November . 11.40. Flour dull and drooping. Wheat heavy at 1J lower. Corn ,dull at 1 4 ; lower."' Pork strong at , g2Q$2JU : , iard weak at 11.80i. Spints turpentine 47448.. Rosin $2.12i$2.174.- Freights firm. - Baltimore,5 June 17 Noon. Flour active ana lower ior -western; Howard, street and Western su perfine $3.25$4.O0;i extra $45 $50; family $5.75fi$5.7.00 ; " City Mills unchanged. Wheat, South ern quiet and steady ; . Western a shade higher, closing steady Southern red $1.3301.37; amber $1-3851.43; No. 1 Maryland $15Tnd;o.--2 ; Western winter red, spot,v$i4$i5. Cora, Southern quiet and steady ; Western dull and a shade off; Southern white 96; yellow 86. THE STOCK MARKET: By'Tekgraph to DailyTtew.l New York, June 17 Noon. The stock ;market opened strong and oi higher than at the close yesterday, the latter on C- C-.Ct,&.I.r andSt. Louis & San Francisco preferred.' In the early tradeafter.a sliit irregularity. there was a decline of oj per cent.; -Denver & R. Grande and Louisville & Nash ville leading therein,, ailer which tio. market became strong and recorded an advance of &oi ; the latter on Norths west, while Canada Southern sold up 2 to 52. Boston Air line preferred, however fell I. FOREIGN MARKETS. (By Cable to Daily Ccvfcw) TJyerpool. June 17-Nocn Cotton, Uplands 61; Orleans 615-16; sales 2.000 bales; speculation and export: 2,ww receipts 5,500,; of which -1,000 were American; June1 6 45-64; June-JuTy 6 47-61; July-August 6M8-C4fi6 47-64: August-Sept. 6 50-64 ; Oct-Nov. 6 32-64 Dec-Jan. 6 30-61. Futures steady. Lard 59s. :; , . . 3 p. mv American r sales 9,8W bales. Futures quiet And steady. - i ;tNEy ! YoSajrtJutie U7 Noon Re ceints of cotton . at-all -interior- towns - 4.141 bales : reeeiots ffrom Dlantations iUf2,672ibales cr6W in sight 5,278,487.; To- tal visible suonlv of cotton for the world 2,287,658; of which 5 li2S7,550 is Ameri can.. against 2.480.016 and ,1.747.916 re- speclively last year. ; - a. MISCELLANEOUS. DINNAiFORGET ! BROWN & RODDICK, 5nd 7 North Front Street. EIGHMIE SHIRT, f 5 01.00 Each. f- pi ENTLEMBN, REMEMBER WE CARRY a full lln of the above CELEBRATED SHIRT. r H who They t are, aoknowleded byALXi , have 4.:- v4 ... r . 1 worn them to be the best fitting Shirt ercr in- trodoeed. The Patent Is the most valuable of anything ever introduced into the manufac taring, of Shirts; that la fully acknowledged V by all. They fit any shape and the Bosom can not be broken. HAVE i TOU EVER WORN OUIt Duke of Argyle SHIRT COLLARS? Ton require NO TIB WITH THEM.y We are the Sole Agents for the abore. BROWN & RODDICK. - WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. ' 5 and 7 North Front StJ The PvbUaU requested ctfullij to notice the new and enlarged Scheme to be drawn Monthly. t-Capital Prize $75,000 , Tickets only $5. , Shares in pro .'. portion. Louisiana State? Lottery -r. J ' Company. : Incorporated In 1S68 for 25 years by the Leg islatare for EdncatlonaL aiict Charitable pur poses wrth a capital ot $1,000,000 6 which a reserve .fond "of $350,000 has since been Added. . ... - ' By antveTwbelmlngpnlai ITOte1 lis fran chise vras made apart ox the present State Constitution adopted December 2d, A. D. , 1879. . The, only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed by the people of any States " -J - - j . It never scales or postpones. . '-fJ Its Grakd Sikglk Number DaAwcrGS take place monthly. 'A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FORTUNE. Seventh Grand Jhrawlng, Class G; -at ' New' Orleans; 'Tuesday; July if, 1882 146th Monthly Drawing, , ! Look 'at ' the -following ' Scheme, under the exclusive supervision and.management of Gen. G. T. BEAUREGAKD, cifXouis iana. and Genv JTJBAL, A. EARLY of Virginiaii5 - who manage allthj draTvlngs of this Company, both ordinasx ? nl srrii'AKinJAt, and attest the correctness of ltd published Official Lists. Capital5riBh$75,00D. 100,000ZIc:rcts at Five Dol lars Eaclii IVactions in Fifths LloT, OP PRIZES. 1 Capital Prize of .vw 1 Capital I'rize of.s. vt 1 Capital I'rlzobfi.U 2 Prizes it 5 Prizes of -j-i, 75,000 25,000 10,000 12,000 10,000 10,000 10,000 20,000 30,000 25,000 25,000 6,750 4S00 2,230 10 Prizes of$s l,cco.v 20 Prizes Of iCO...'..... 100 Prizes of 300 Prizes .-ef 500 Prizes 1000 Prizes v AP1..C . f Approi " - JL.ON PRIZES. Of $750. N 300. 250. w 'W.aoaaHnjt..i.. $265,500 Applies tiqn t or rates to cls should only be aaade totiid oce of the Company UvNew Or- f ofurtheTtafonnafloif: trrltoctBarW. Hv. ng full address. Send orders br Exoress. ed Letter, or Money Order addressed or 21. A.- DAtrpIHN, ; , - - - .? C07 Eaventh StJ 'WaahlTif aWti rv . N. BL-Ordsrs addressed to New Orleans will receive prompt tttentlon. . Resaster only to 1 r ; i -That Brown's Iron Bitters will cure the worst case of dyspepsia. 5. v AVili insure a hearty .appetite and increased digestion. : , -. :- . -i ? j ; Cures general debility, arid 'gives anew lease of life. Dispels nervous depression ana low spirits. Restores an exhausted nurs " ing mother to full strength and gives 'abundant ' sus tenance for her child. 31 Strengthens the muscles and j -J nervesfenriches the blood. O vercomes weakness, wake , fulness, and lack of energy Keeps off all, chills, fevers, and other malarial poison. " ' " - A - Will ; infuse with new fi the weakest invalid. , life 37 Walker St., Baltimore, Dec. i88r. -;.. For six years I have been a great "sufferer from Blood Disease, Xys- pepsiaandCoiistipadonandbecarae so debilitated that I culd not retain anything oa my stomach, in fact, life had almost become a burden. - Finally, vhen hope had almost left me, my husband seeing Brown's Iron Bitters advertised La the paper, induced me to give it a trial. : l am now talcing l now taking the third bottle . and have not felt so well in six. felt years as I do at the present time. . Mrs. L. F. Griffin. XT Brown's Iron Bitters " will :have a" better tonic . effect upon any 6ne who needs " bracing up," than any medicine made. Ct i T -A. MONTH and board In your coun- t m iy. men or James. 1'ieasant busi ness. Address F. W. 81, Philadelphia, Pa. ZIEGLER & CO. , Box june 14 4w BENSON'S CAPCINE PORUS PLASTER. 20 KEMEDV more WIDELT Or FiVORlBLT Known. It Is bafh In relieving, -'quick in curing'.1 For Lame Back, Rheumatism, Kid ney affections and ACHES and pains gen erally, it is the unrivalled remedy. 4w PARKERfS eiWGERiTOWiC. Gingee, Ruchu, Mandrake, and many of the best medicines known are here combined Into a medicine of such varied powers, as to make it thcgrealest Bloocl Purifier and the Best Health and Strength Restorer Used. Cures Complaints of Women and diseases of the Stomach, Bqwels, Lungs, Liver and Kid neye, and is entirely different from Bitters. Ginger Essences and other Tonics, as It never Intoxicates, 50c, and $1 sizes. Large Saving puying i size, iiiscox & CO., Aew,. l orK. GEORGE PACE . CO. Slanvfktetarers of Patent Portable Circular SAWHELIS r . Also BatttMtty-tsa PorteUa steam e:oi:ies 5 IT. SCHE0EDEE ST., BALTTHQRIS, ALP. ; Machinery, SWngto Mills. CJrcnter Bsmn and' , Ior OataloffM S30 PER WEEK can be made In any locality. Something entirely new for ate nts. $5 outfit free. G. JV. LNGRA HAM & CO., BostonvMass- june 14-4 w V' dralce -Stmingu,'; zsA tnany cl tne bestroea cy bon re onm ' sinea m Pitiliat'iiCiiagzx J Tonic, into a medicine ? of such viried powers, as to make it Uie greatest Blood Purifier and the Est Heatta A Strength Restorer Ever Uiea. ' It cures Rheumatism, SlcepJcsrness, & diseases cf the tnmach. Bowels, Parker's 1air DalSam. &i,tirr!ydiQerentfrom Th &t, Cit. w Bitters Cmger Essences 'uu Ecowc-.lcil tiir IW and other Tories, as it . , Kew tail t tt never intoxicates. IGscqz :Vuiculcrt gnr tail. Cl Ci.. Chemist. N. Y. For Sale.; TtVO PARLOR CARPETS r WITH WIDE border, fine Brussels, fashionable Shades and quite large. Also -very handsome polish, ed overlaid Dining Table and Sideboard. These articles have been used only one sea son and are sold only, because of owner leay. ing tne city. A bargain offered to purchasers. For particulars address postal to "M" Box 581, City. ' -; j Juno 11 For Hire. JTjOJtSE3; BUGGIES, CARRIA ges, Phaetons, Wagonets, Road Wag- ona, at lowest prices. Prompt attention to all rdera," ' V ' T WLT?HERLAND. Omnlboa and banrtre line to and from rail- road.' t 'J '. ? I i '.? i... mar 28-tf may 28-tf Wagonette for tlie Sound. O " AND JLFTEE TnUESDAT, I5th MsL, tho Wagonette will be run to and from the Sotoad, leaving Wilmington, corner ScfonTt and Princess streets, at 6. p.nx XUstnynlng, leave the Sound at 7 a. jn. ' june 11-tf - T. J. SOCTIUXLAND. " w s. ;- ' mm. 1 MISCEIiliANEOUS. . '-Wg3Ai!1 wholesale prieeVlSriTrJ mall order, hlgT. BAGGING . ;TT" "-C ib f -ii5 T -ors:, each : ' a i - XewCUTiearh..- -Vi- Z' beeswax, ft.:r ! ? Wilmington.. 7 BUTTER. ikJ., vV-'-.... no ?'" North CaroUna...r. ' " m candles,- rrt:-'4-! f TsUow;....,.: 11$ Adamantine. CHEESE, ft Northern factory. 1 tat... ....i.i COFFEE, r ft .... Jsva.... Rio..:......... imnv lit.'! &t ? COTTON TIE 7 J, J Slieellnp, 4-4. V vU.w. ' Yarnd, Lunch.... "4 , . EGGS, V dozen, i..., 1 1 J F1SII 5 u Mackerel, No. 1, b ' n i ? Kit 'arts MackcrelNo. 2, hhl !" . Mackerel X.,. L v.,i::v.r an Herrinir v. I" 09 Dry Cod. ft.-.." . FlftluaHS. S.000 iT- J I Pcrnvian Guano, So. I v U 'V - " Low 2 isaugh's rhosphate. Carolina Vertluzer. . ... " ii 2 Ground Bone... Ja vL0:::":::---2 Complete Manure.... "2-,PB Whann's Phogptote;;." 5 Wando PhosplK: 7; S S S Berger & Butz's Phosphite IS S S2 tlty MIllt-Extni.'iV.'MI ' p. n Eamilv... 'IZ 5!? Corn, from store, bays,wlUt. i i M , Corn, cargo, in bnli; white. IS ! Corn, cargo, in fbam white.. ! Vu Corn, cargo, mixed, ia ban. . w 5 i OoU, from store..?., m S l Cow Pea;.....;........v.. i m 2 1 m hides. v a- 1B Gwn... - IIAY,''i6oib8'','' 110 n Eastern..;.,.....;-.;;.. 1 SO a 1 8 Western..., lJ0 a North Elver.... 1M SIS HOOP IRON, y Ton ... LARD. V fi- t . Northern... 1.Y.. I. ....;;... t.lt 4 is. North Carolina 00 -fl u LIME, V, barrel 1 10 Alt LUMBER, City Sawed, M ft. - ' Ship Stuff, resawed. U 00 9 N Rough Edge Plank. .15 00 l West IndliCargoea.acrordiur t ? to Qualitr. : . . . . .1.1 03 tfu a Dressed Flooring, seasoned,. 18 00 Si Scautlinrand Board, com'n. At 00 fili MOLASSES, f galioB -New Crop Cuba, ia hhds....: "IDO fl " "... " In bull 43 0 ti Porta Rico, in hhds a -j. a . " in bbls .f. 00 0 . Sugar nouse, in hhds..'. ....... GO . 0 9 " " in bbls. oo m a . Syrup, in bbls -40 0 B NAILS, V Keg, Cut, lOd basls.V 0 00 0 1 3 OILS, V gallon Kerosene.. -rll 0 U Lard................ 1 10, 03 1 Linseed 9O01i Rosin. - 01 J Tar... 0 Deck and Spar.. 00 0 2 POULTRY- Chickens, live, grown..;.....," .." Spring.....;........ Turkeys.. .;2 f J PEANUTS V bushel. 1M 01" POTATOES, y bnshel , ' Sweet. ............... ......... ; Irish, V bbl..... POBK,f barrel- ; v-. ' City Mesa -SS f?! VPrune "HSS! : Rump "-1JfiLiJ i RICE Carolina, f ft.........- . I Rough, V bushel J 1 1 RAGS, V ib-Country i ? uiiuv Mr m ... SALT, V sack. Alum...... , Lisbon.. -' 'American '... SUGAR, V lb-Cuba.. .., , Porto Rico A Coffee..... ....... . B- c Ex c -i Crushed.. . as 0I J soap, v ft ortnem IN l! Cyprees ucans yi STAVES, V MW. O. Barrel.." J , R. O. Hogshead w a line Shipping. Extra uo Mill Prime. 'Mill Fair. Common wTSKEY.rgaJ-ortncTB.. j ;lf ' aiiiri it vi bhu v. . . . . North Carallna.,.A...r------ J WOOL.V lb-Washed.. -J, f Unwashed.... .." . 'M i Burry.. notice. THE IWDiTfllji Jje with the firm of Prmpert mtnt of Mr. John-Werner. o. where he wiU be plcasea w ' alL i Respectfully, . TV&S AU kinds madt freili ever JJJrjSf flee - . " T? VEBTTHING all hoars. Clea n Lodgtogi. . tmA mmI u j .n tn CUT ? lUrUsnimlled.wlthUebertc Board by the month.. j i Board by the week. ".17. .. Board by the '''IT, mJ I And yon can get 7or ' -day. r'RTAXBOEO1 - - For uaior llama n.r H Sides, y ft....... u shoutdlri:.:------.....,; g , Sides, ft - i 7, tJ Shoufderi;fft!'?V........ u Mackerel No.; y bbl . Muliets, bbl. . .:. Mullcu, Pork bbls. ...';' , 1 N. C. Roe Uerrinr. w-" I I Common..... ....? Cypress Saps. J f j I ..... i jjl fII ....... - TI 1 1 AOS jaaae.
The Daily Review (Wilmington, N.C.)
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June 18, 1882, edition 1
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