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The Daily Review,
JOSH. T. JAMES, Editor Prop.
WILMINGTON, N. a
BaSered SS tto PtilaflM e WUaliftMi N. C,
EVENING.
SATURDAY. AUGUST 5. 1889.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
November 7th.
rATITK-AT LAKOE :
BIDDEN T. DENNETT.
OS jk.KftO COUVTT.
rt kikiih rsisn coso. Disrate r.
OOL. WltAlCTON J. UKKLN,
or crasaaxairD co.
OUVKT JLlXStU
THOMAS BUFFI N,
Or OUXGK CO.
SOUCtTOB TULBO DISTBICT
BWirTGA14XWAY,
or oum oo.
crnuoR conrr roou:
Dtatrk-IAMCS E. SHKPHERD.
1 Ha trie t FREl. PHILIPS.
BSstlbS lUMAND A McKoV.
fourth Dtstrtcv-JAMES C. MiCRAE.
ritth District JOHN A, GILBEB.
axta LMMrtct-WltUAX M. tLUPP.
First
HOW NOT TO I0 IT.
are now too locomotives en
from Patersoo. Now Jersey, for
Salisbury, mod on their arrival at that
Dlaos they will at once be put on the
road. The new anjrines are built aft
the satttf tamrovetl methods yhrl'H
in ere
toil
Here we hare the whole plan in
1 1 ill hull i f "TT i not to do it." Ten
locomotive for use upon a North Caro
lina railroad, tor the benefit of a North
Carolina corporation, built in New Jcr
sey, for the benefit of a New Jersey
enterpcbp and givui . months of pm-
aloftnent and wages to hundreds of
New Jsrssy mechanics. And, yet
complain and growl and grumble at the
inordinate greed and avariclousness of
the people of the North. In the Dame
of eoinmoa sense and fsinuaa, wo ask.
do we not. by such acta, encourage their
greed and pander to their avarice P
It is reasonably evident to us that tho
railroad business of the South is yet in
its infancy, but that it is growing in
ktreoflth and importance with unexam
pled rapidity. There is not a doubt
that during the remainder of thev nine-
century the great and growing
of the country will be
in the Sooth in connecting linos
with the almost illimitable and fruitful
West and Northwest- calling for an
immense outlay of capital, and furnish
ing employment to thousands of arti-
mechanics and laborers. For the
msntiaJ labor the drudgery and
of exarMng, grading and track -
laying we shall not be necessitated to
call upon the North. These could un
doubtedly be found, without difficulty
in our mid But whether the South
will allow the mechanics and artisans
of the North those who receive wages
worthy their skill and art to draw
from us the best portion of the wages
U encourage, looter and build up North
era manufacturing establishment, and
make the purses of Northorn cap-
crow to "stick out with fat-
while we remain content to
ap the scraps and crumbs due
to our more humble, but none the less
ipdnoos, share in the toil. Is a question
ronaainiag to be answered.
If the "How not to do it" plan, which,
we regret to say, now so generally ob
tains, is to continue, the question is al
ready answered and the vital problem
of our prosperity, as well as competi
tion between the South and North is al
ready solved. We envy and scold the
North for boms- so rich, independent
aad saucy, while we are continually
pouring treasure, influence and power
into the laps of the Northern manufac
turers, mechanics and artisans until
they are surfeited. No wonder that they
can own pleasure yachts, fast horses,
palatial mansions, adorned wi:h all the
luxuries and splendors that wealth can
command We may try and content
ourselves with the fact that money will
happiness; bufrit will buy
imitation of that cov
that it is always con-
to have in tho family.
and if we would have more of
this desirable article, we most oease
throwing oar treasure hard-earned
into the hands of Northern
So long as we pursue this
"How not to do it" plan, the people of
the North will he able to indulge in
costly wines, make voyages to Europe
fashionable watering-
prise fight exhM
bitiona, and Beeohat'i high-priced reli-
of the South must be
with our hard
Somebody in Vernon, Illinois, polite
ly requested the St. Loans Pepmlican
to furnish him the address ot Gen.
Hooker. To this civil request the JU-
pmbiican replies refbef gnrdy SB fol
lows: "Gen. Jo. Hooker is dead.
Don't know his address."
Capt. Isaiah Rynders, the old Demo
cratic war horse of the New York De
uvraA. ie nvpr eiehtv vears old. but
h U vpt hal nd heartv. and says he
does not intend to die until after he sees
& TVmnrmt rWted President of the
United States. He is an ardent anti
Kellvite. and denounces John Kelly in
unmeasured terms1
Sara the Boston Post "The rapidity
with which the South is developing its
r-rttirtn marmfsu-turinir interests is seen
in the fact that during the years 1881-
'82 the increase in the number of spind
les set up was as follows: Georgia
106.000: Alabama. 34,000: Tennesoa,
24,000; Mississippi, 33,000; Louisiana,
21,000; North Carolina, 48,000; South
Carolina. 96.000. Total 361.000. Tho
investment represents about $9,763,000,
and with the sum required to operate
with added, about $12,21 4.000."
ta
There are those who think time is
oat of ioint because it cannot turn and
go backward. New Orleans Picayune.
There shouldn't be much danger to
a foreigner in the streets of Alexandria
A man ought to be able to keep dark
in Egypt.
Says Curtis to Hubbeil, "Yon '11 get
into trouble." , Says Hubbeil to Curtis.
"Pray aidw what the hurt is." Lowell
Courier,
A telegram tells us of Gen. Howards
dancing with the squaws out on the
plains. Just think of it! OlO! How
ard! Boston Transcript.
The Hungarians have a national
dance "the csardas" intended to re
present 'the unquiet course of true love. 11
We have never seen the dance, but
presume the greater part of it consists
of an elderly gentleman kicking a young
man off the front stoop. Hawkey c.
The mournful intelligence comes from
India that the Guikwar of Baroda is
dead. As the Guikwar had 200 wives,
his untimely decease In the height of
the ice-cream season can hardly tail to
have a depress iog effect upon India's
commercial prosperity. Chicago Tribune.
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
A sure cure for impoverished blood,
pimples, and sallow complexion, is
Iirown's Iron Bitters. It will produce
a healthy color, smooth skin, and is ab-
Scnator Logan wants to be President, solutely not injurious
That's what he wants. What he needs
is a little better knowledge of the Eng
lish language and nautical experience, as
the following, from a speech delivered
by him in the Senate a few days agoT
will show:
"I want to call the attention of the
Senate to one point, especially the Naval
Uummittee, tor tney are use a incuon
match : von cannot touch their rudder
but what they set their sails. It is sen
sitivenessupontheir.part; they are very
sensitive.
This reminds ns of the Admiral's
Widow, in Cooper's novel, the "Red
Rover." who describes the beautiful
motion of.the Admiral's frigate "as she
cut the water with her taffrail."
NOOK TELEGRAMS.
FOREIGN NEWS.
By Cable to Daily Review.
London. Aui?. 5 Noon. The Stand
anPs correspondent at St. Petersburg
says there is no longer any doubt that a
divergence of views exists oecween
England and Russia, which is exercis
inga very prejudicial influence upon all
attempts no narmonize tne wigusu ac
tion in Earvpt with the legitimate rights
and wishes of the Powers. It is not un-
likelv that this divergence will lead to
a break up of the conference at an ear
ly date without any tangible result.
MISSISSIPPI.
Postmaster Pearson's statistics for
the last fiscal year, says the N. Y. Sun Shock!ne; Murder end Proba
bly Fatal Attempt at Sui-
how verv clearly how au increase o1
business in the large Post Offices does
not ca! 1 for a corresponding increase of
expeases when a good organization is
once effected. Tho total receipts for
tho year at the New York Post Office
were $4,200,066,07, while those of the
year preceding had been but $3,790.-
451,31. This implies an increase ol
work of various kinds; but the addi
tional employees numbered 101, and
cide.
By Telegraph to Dally Review. J
Memphis, Tenn., Aug. 5 Noon. A
Grenada, Miss., special says: Six
miles north of Grenada, on Kirkman
5lantation, Captain Thos. Kirkman,
'hursday night, went to the quarters of
a colored woman with whom he has
lived for several years, and killed her
and her four children. Eacn was killed
by a single blow from an axe. Kirk
man, after the murder, took one-eighth
through various reductions the increase of an ounce of morphine and coolly un
in wages and salaries paid was out
$23,426. The other expenditures were
also but slightly increased, and the net
revenue for the past year was $2,884,-
049,67, against $3,532,049,29 for the
previous year. Such facts show that
the reduction of letter vostAo wruiM
not oe a dangerous experiment, since
the large increase of business would
help to make up for the falling off in
the price of the letter stamps, and it
could be conducted with slight increase
of expenditure.
Indispensable Reforms.
For the personal convenience of Con
gressmen, and through their human
weakness, certain evil practices have
grown into established abuses. Reform
is needed.
1 ho Jierurd should bo made a true
record. It should print everything that
is said during the sessions ol the two
Houses exactly as it is said not a word
more or less. Every word more or less
is a lie.
The pairing system ought to be wiped
out of existence. It is the refuge of
shirks, and the last resort ol legislative
dishonesty.
The absentee is the best friend of the
jobber. Every Senator and Represen-
tive should receive pay for his days of
attendance. For his days of absence
he Should receive no pay. That would
stop absenteeism. J lew York Sun. '
PERONAL,
and the
nlsia.
of a coon try parson in a piney
not to do
We want to see the "How
it'1 plan eradicated from
and from the mmm ol
and in its place, we
i ring
dsjoU of which are in
created to supply aU ot
m the only
crease our
parity, puyletfti and wealth
mmm mmrnrn mm, WW
Southern soil, Id
the Southern I
e want toeeeljj
PfO-jT
This
to in-
Miss Susan B. Anthony is going to
lecture in Texas.
Oscar Wilde will lecture in the South
ern cities during October and Novem
ber, lie is in no hurry to go to Japan,
and has changed his plans.
The Pall Mall Gazette says of Con
gressman S. S. Cox as a writer that be
Bktss to make correct cl&ssiral allusions
and that his style is too jerky.
Four United States ministers resident
in foreign countries have died since the
beginning o. the present year Hurlbut,
KiTpatrick. Marsh and Garnet.
Charles Reade is going to bring out a
new edition of Griffith Gaunt, with a
superb illustration showing how Mrs.
Rider posed when she sewed buttons on
Griffith's shirt collars.
The Rev. Father Cunnane, of New
port. Md., finding that no one would
bury the body of a small-pox victim
near by, himself placed the corpse In
the coffin, and alone and unaidedUMdr
fbrmed all the burial rites,
William Montgomery, an Ohio pen
sioner, who was badly disabled during
the war of the rebellion, has notified
General Wykoff, pension agent of his
district, that he wishes his name strick
en from the pension rolls, as he has
fully recovered bis health.
Rover, a hkr Newfoundland dog in
Philadelphia, hangs around the vessels
ndian fruits, and eats
nothing else but bananas, which he
devours ravenously. His principal
rivals an the cart horses, who axe also
desperately fond of this fruit.
Fere Hyacinthe's movement in Paris
m now said to he an acknowledged fiail
kre. The crowds who so to listen to
bis eloQuence are drawn rather bv
curiosity than by a desire to attach
themselves to his causa. He is with
es solid financial backing. The at
tempt which was some time ago made
to raise $18,000 in this country for him
resulted in little or nothing.
dressed and went to bed in the same
room with the dead. When discovered
he was still alive, though no hopes are
entertained of his recovery.
WASHINGTON,
vr nmt my. W ATtOV.J
Washington, Aug. 5 Noon The
Conference Committee on the Naval
Annronriation bill, this morning, agreed
to the only clause in controversy, which
was in regard to tho closing of navy
yards. The Senate Conferees receded
from their disagreement and, as agreed
upon, the bill leaves the closing of the
navy yards to the discretion of the Sec
retary of the Navy.
The Republican members of the Sen
ate held a fully attended caucus to-day
and discussed the subject of continuing
the consideration of the tax bill. With
but four dissenting, the expression, of
opinion prevailed that Congress should
not adjourn without adopting, in some
form, a bill to relieve the people from
the present burdens of taxation. Se
eral Senators urged the importance ol
passing the knit goods bill, and it was
stated that vast interests would be sac
r i heed if the bill should be allowed to
go over until December. On the other
Baud, it was urged that, should the tax
bill be laid aside for the knit goods bill
.1 v u .
uie JLemocrais woiuu insist upon
unlimited discussion, and would
weigh down the bill with all
the amendments that have been of
fered to the tax bill, and that to insist
npon action on either bill would re
sult in protracted party strife and an in
definite prolongation of the session.
While Senators are reticent as to the
ultimate decision of the caucus, it is
generally understood that a practically
unanimous decision was reached to
Eass the tax bill; to vote, and, if possi
le, to secure a VQte, without amend
ments, upon the knit goods bill. This
decision, if adhered to. will postpone.
perhaps indefinitely, any action on the
House resolution for adjournment.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
(By TeleTphto-Dally; RerleTr. J
FINANCIAL.
New Yobk, August 5 Noon.
Stocks strong; money 3 per cent; ster
ling exchange, long, 485; short, 488t.
State bonds inactive. Governments
unchanged.
COMJCKRCIAX.
Cotton quiet ; sales of 391 bales ; Up
lands 131-16; Orleans 13. Futures
dulL August 12.98; September 12.
08; October 11.92; November 11.71;
December 11. ,3; January 11.83. Flour
dull and weak. Wheat opened
lower, but afterwards recovered from
the decline. Corn, opened 14 lower,
but afterwards recovered most of the
dssline Pork steady at $S0.75$2S.
Lard weaker at 12.70. Spirits turpen
tine 46.SM64 cents. Rosin $1.85$2.
Freights steady and quiet.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
f f Apy y .
SPIRITS TURPENTINE Quoted
firm at 42 cents. ' Sales of 400 casks at
those figures.
ROSIN Quoted quiet at $1.37 for
Strained and $1.50 for Good Strained.
No sales reported.
TAR Quoted steady at $1.80 per
bbl. of 380 lbs., with sales of receipts at
quotations. ....... ., ,
CRUDE TURPENTINE No official-
quotations. Sales of receipts at
$1.50 for Hard and $2.75 for Yellow
Dip.
COTTON Quoted quiet. No sales.
The following are the official quota
tions : .
Oniinarv 9 9-16 cts.
trood Ordinary 10 15-16 "
Low Middling 11 13-16 "
Middling 121
Good Middling 12
DAILY RECEIPTS,.
Cotton 7 bales
Spirits Turpentine 462 casks
Rosin 1,085 bbls
Tar 147 bbls
Crude Turpentine 481 bbls
: .
Baltimore. August 5 Noon. Flour
quiet and unchanged. Wheat, South
ern steady; Western easier, closing
steady; Southern red $1,120$ 1.14;
amber $1.150$1.17; No 1 Maryland
$i:i440$1.15; No. 2 Western, winter
red, spot $1.13o$l.l5. Corn, South
ern quiet; Western easier and quiet;
Southern white $1.02; yellow nominal
ly at 91.
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TOTAL VISIBLE SUPPLY.
By Telegraph to Daily Review.
New York, Aug. 5 Noon. The to
tal visible supply of cotton for the world
is 1,566,657 bales, of which 731.557 is
American, against 1.872,283 and 1.280,-
363 respectively last year. Receipts of
cotton at all interior towns 4,127. Ke
ceipts from plantations 985: crop in
sight 5,342,274.
; .
To Builders and others Go to Jaco
bi's for Sash, Blinds and Doors, Glass,
eVc. You can get all sizes and at the
lowest prices.
MISCELLANEOUS.
SPEfJfL 1
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BR0W& RODDICK,
5 apt! 7 North Front St.
W
E WILL OFFER THE BALANCE OF
THE FOLLOWING FOR THE NEXT 30
DAYS
At and Below Cost
t
WHOLESALE PbTPPo
to tech?, -?
mr The followjn qxs
woo jessie pneee generally
small orders higher prices hav
BAGGING
Standard.
s ft ;;
U4fl '
BACON North Carolina
Hams, If fli
Shoulders, IT ft
Sides, ? ft
WESTERN
SMOKED
Sides, r ft
Shoulders.
DRY SALTED
sides, V ft
Shoulders, lb
BEESWAX, S ft 1
BRICKS. W M
Wilmington
Northern
BUTTER, V ft . 0 00
ivortti Carolina
Northern J
CANDLES, y ft 2- I
Sperm !
Tallow ;..
Adamantine JMS)
CHEESE, y ft 15
Northern Factory
Dairy. Cream... . "
State 0
COFFEE, ft "
Java
Laguyra H
too
trlfa
.... vngm ,l .
.... n55
H 0
00 j,
4. io Z J?
.... 00 JJ
92's
JS
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13
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14
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SEVERAL LOT'S OF DRESS GOODS' WHICH
WE DESIRE TO CLOSE OUT,
PRICE 10c.
CORN MEAL, hm in 'C. i 1 B
COTTON TIES; " bnmlfc i I't 1
BROWN'S
IRON
BITTERS
will cure dyspepsia,heartburn, mala
ria, kidney disease, liver complaint,
and other wasting diseases.
BROWN'S
IRON
BITTERS
enriches the blood and purifies the
system; cures weakness, lack of
energy, etc Try a bottle.
BROWN'S
IRON
BITTERS
h the only Iron preparation that
does not color the teeth, and will not
cause headache or constipation, as
other Iron preparations will.
BROWN'S
IRON
BITTERS
Ladies and all sufferers from neu
ralgia, hysteria, and kindred com
plaints, will find it without an equal.
REMNANTS DRESS GOODS,
PRINTED LINEN LAWNS,
PRINTED LAWNS,
PARASOLS,
FANS,
00
00
1
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If 10 IW
M10 S
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to IS)
tossu
to 3 Ju
4 to
9
SUMMER SKIRTS,
SHETLAND SHAWLS,
LADIES MADE UP LACE NECKWEAR, Ac.
A look over will convince you of the trnth of
the above.
BROWN & RODDICK.
5 and 7 North Front St.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
luly 30
THE STOCK MARKET.
(By Telegraph to Daily Review. J
New York, August 5. Noou. The
stock market opened irregular, but in
the main hH lower than it closed yes
terday, the latter on St. Paul, while
Memphis and Charleston was 14 higher.
In the early trade there was a fraction
al decline in some shares, but nrinM
subsequently recorded an advance of 4
in which St Paul, Northwest pd,
St. Paul, Memphis & Manitoba A Lou
isville were conspicuous.
John Werner,
PRACTICAL GERMAN BARBER
PERFUMER,
M MARKET ST., WILMINGTON, N. a
U AN U FACTURER OF PARISIAN BRIL-
i.'A lanune, meuon and Luslon. Also. Ex
Maryln's Celebrated
JjilRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES,
All; Sizes and Pricesfrom $50.00; to $2,200.00.
Acknowledged by the best authorities tobe the
BEST SAFE MADE,
Extract from Scientific American editorialjof
Feb. Ilth, 1882: "We are also asked as to the
best lire proof safes. We say MARVIN'S."
. m . .. A. A. WILLARP.
June 18 Agent at Wilmington.
utter.
FEW PACKAGES (Large and Small) of
the very linesL
PACKAGES ALL, GRADES.
100
DOMESTICS
hhevttnjr, 44, f yd
EGsTnch::-
FISH
Mackerel, No. k bbl i w
Mackerel, No. 1 r half bb S S
Mackere , No. 2, bbl.... .. 52
Mackere , No. 2, half bbl. . I a
Mackerel, No. 3, S bbl. ... h w
Mullets, r bbi. . .T. ..... : " ' S 2
Mullets, Pork bbls ' -
N. C. Roe Herrinr, ker ' n m
FERTILISERS, 2,000 fcsl
rcruvian linano, No. 1 57 M
. 3 fifcss Ss
Baugh's Phosphate loo m 2
Carolina FertiUxer 4500
Ground Bone.... w Jgo S
Bono Meal 00 on S S
bo Fiour ...:::S5 SSi
Navassa Guano 40 00 au Z
Complete Manure .00 00 r!
Whann's Phosphate w 00 SS
Excellenza Cotton FertUlzer.M 00 ZZ
French's Carbonate of Lime... 7 01 iHm
French's Agricultural Lime.... 8 50 t 'iZ
FLOUR, Vbbl- 1
Fine 0 00 S)ia
Northern Super . . 0 00 Zt m
Family 7 73 Sit a
CityMllls-Ext.. rSS
T Extra Family.... 6 00 m 7 50
GLUE f ft... 11 U
GRAIN, y bushel T
Corn, from store, bags.white. 1 OBiS 1 in
Corn, cargo, in bulk, white.. 1 00 a 1 01
.;orn, cargo, in bags, white.. 1 00 0 aj
corn, cargo, mixed, in bags
Oots, from store
Cow Peas
HIDES, V II
trreen.... L
Dry..
HAY, V 100 fts
Eastern
Western 1 20
North River 1 00
HOOP HtON, V Ton 80 00
LARD, V lb
Northern 12
North Carolina 00
LIME, V barrel 1 10
LUMBER. City Sawed. V M ft.
Ship Stuff, resawed. 18 00 20 00
Rough Edge Plank 15 00 016 00
West India Carjroes. according
to quality IS 00
Dressed Flooring, seasoned.. 18 00
Scautling and Board, com'n . .12 00
MOLASSES, V gallon
New Crop Cuba, In hhds 00
" . " in bbls 4:5
Porto Rico, in hhds.. 00
in bbls 00
Sugar House, in hhds 00
In KKIa M
U. WUP. ......... W
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085 00
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018 00
(Byti 00
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syrup, in Obis 40
OLS, V Reg, Cut, lOd basis. . 0
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76
Consigned and must be sold.
june 18-tf DeROSSET & CO.
IHEESE 50 BOXES.
OTARCH 200 BOXES,
npOMATOES 50 CASES,
BANNED CORN,
Prices verv low. .
june 18. tf DEROSSET & CO.
tracts, Colognes. BeauUfler, Hair Oils, Tonics,
Renewer, Renovator, Hungarian, Cosmetic,
and Hair Dyes of every shade.
I bee to inform the mibUc tht
found at Mr. John Werner's-, prepai
upon mu who iavor me witn a call,
may 12 JAMES H. CARRAWAT
Job Printing!
TOW PRICES I
GOOD WORK !
PROMPT
Asoettaln'prices at ray office before hav
PUNTING done elsewhere.
brk carefully dome for persons reekuna.
out of the city, and sent to them by mall fr
ef postage. B. 8. WARROCK
Job Printer,
. uneeumt ana water St. 1
Chestnut and Water St, WilmingtoaN C
O. Box 401.
RoSAPALIS
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lala, Syphilis, Scrofaloas Taint, Rhea.
Imatlsm, White Swelling, flout, Goitre,
ICoBsamptfoa, Bronckithi, Nerroas De-
m fcOlty, alsria, sad all dlstssss arlalag
bom a impure condition of tea
pROSADALIS
' . A I CUBES SCBOFlJlLA.
an. JljUrOSADALiIS
cures Bhenmatiim.
a Cures Syphilis.
id to wait
A tauasASJjaa-xai
Core Hfstlsvrlsw
T .ROSADALIS
mmm Cures Nervous Debility.
I ROSADALIS
X J CURES ERUPTIONS.
Q ROSADALIS
package. Snoir It to your pbyslelan. and
excellent Blood Purifier. '
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OILS. 4 gallon
iverosene 11
Lardi...... : 1 10
Linseed..... 90
Rosin 90
Tar..... 00
Deck and Spar. 00
POULTRY
Chickens, live, grown
Spring
Turkeys 75
PEANUTS W bushel 1 80
POTATOES, bnshel
sweet. w
Irish. 4f bbl 4 00
PORK, f barrel-
City Mess w-mam
Prfine 16 00 017 00
Rump 17 00 018
RICE Carolina, V lb 4i0
XUmtrU hnhl 96 0 1 1
RAGS7 4 lb-Country 140 j
City J
ROPE i Hs Ut4S C
SALT, V sack, Alum SO 0
Liverpool 00 0
Lisbon. 4 00 0
American 00 0
60 0
00
00
0 K
0145
0 1 00
0 1
0
0 K
0 K
m 1
01s
0180
0 76
0 4 25
76
SUGAR, y fty-Cuba..
Porto Rico
A Coffee
C "
Ex C
Crushed. .
SHINGLES, V M Contract.
common. . . .
Cypress "baps.
Cypre
STATES
roes Hearts 0 00
R. O. Hogshead 00 00
TALLOW, T ft. 5
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Wilmington Shirt Factory
(the only one lathe State) No. 7 Martot8-
J. ELS BACH, Proprietor.
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THE ABOVE FACTORY is ready sow J
offer to the public great indnceseat
White Shirts at the following low pness.
"Congress" Shirt open back 75c; YL
front, 75c. Of these popular Shirts ssj
sold hundreds of dozens In the clty.M JJ"
In the country, and therefore is well r.
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90c Boy's Shirts all sizes, 75c Night "T
75c. Col. Dress Shirts from S5c ano P"T,
Cotton Drawers from 25c. upwarus.
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leans Drawers, aouoie unea un UK'rmr
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ures and a good fit always guaranteed.
Country orders strtcly 4wde(L'0 -3
articles, whieh we now offer forsaJSM-
up at home by well trained and long
enced hands and no northern make
In sixes, St and quality. TbeseSb
reinforced and cut lentahways the ffvet.
oughly examined before being pal
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Every Shirt is guaranteed to
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ranted as represcntea or tne dk"".
funded, come ana save money -
Shirts at the factory.
Very Respectfully,
af.
june 18
Wagonette fortoeSound.
ON AND AFTER THT7RSDAT. lhJj
t h WaiFonette will be run to asd fr
Sound, leaving Wlhningtou, conwr
Princess streets, at o p. m.
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