The Daily Review.
JOS!!. T. JAMES. Editor & Prop.
FRIDAY OCTOBER 5. 1883 T
Entered at the Postoffice at Wilmington, N. C,
- as second-class matter.
On September t Iho treasury held a
cash balance of $263,104,658, and -on
r the 29th one '"of $259,00 i. 711 . It had
not only met all the current expenses
of iho government, which might be
estimated at nearly 1700,000 if the
appropriation bill of 1883-81 be taken
as a basis, but bad also been able to
apply $15,000,000 to the reduction of
the national' debt.
There is a general disposition to keep
secret, until the Pope shall have acted
upon them, the results of the delibera
tions of the Roman Catholic Provincial
Council of New York, which ha? just
closed. It is known, however, that the
.decrees relate to ,marriage,,: divorce,
religious education, church ' property,
the infidelity of the day. the govern
ment oi the clergy and other important
matters. They cannot be enforced
until approved by the Pope.
Under the new management of the
Philadelphia gas-trust the expenses have
been reduced and the profits of the city's
interest in the fgas ;works 'sufficiently
large to lead to the introduction of a
resolution in the city council to relieve
taxpayers of the cost of lighting the
squares and streets by paying for the
same out of the profits aecruing to the
city from the gas-trust. The expsnse
thus sought to be transferred is put at
. one hundred and eighty thousand dollars
Negotiations which have been in pro
gress for a considerable time are now
practically certain to lesult in the estab
lishment of a lightning train running,
without change of cars, between Paris
and St., Petersburg, through Muinz and
Berlin. The guage is uniform to the
Russian frontier, where different
wheels will be adjusted. It is reported
that the train will run at the rate of
fifty-six miles an hour, a speed hither
to unattained on the Contineut- Drawing-room''
sleeping and hotel cars,
with every appliance of luxurious
traveling, will make the new train the
most notable railroad conveyance in
Europe.
It i3 evident that Rismnrck and King
Alfonso are both making the most of
the affair of the latter in Paris. The
Prince U apparently instigating the
German press to denounce the French
government for permitting the Spanish
sovereign to be insulted by a mob in
the-streets of Paris, and to demand full
reparation for the outrage. Thus the
crafty , Chancellor is exasperating
Frenchmen - while he increases the
friendly feeling ot King Alfonso by the
earnest espousal of his cause.. On bis
part, the Castilian monarch is secretlj
encouraging his subjects to express
their indignation at the treatment he
received while a guest nt France, and
the loyalty of the' disaffected seems
likely to be warmed to new life by the
fierce4)lazc of national resentment.
Alfonso could not have displayed great
er astuteness thar by planning a course
of action to secure the ill-treatment he
has received, and there is a suspicion
that Prince Bismarck aimed at the re
sult which has been accomplished
Certainly King Alfonso and the Ger
.mans lose nothing but 'gain much by
the affair, while poor France is exas
perated by the necessity .of an humble
apology and by the consciousness tha1
Spain ha3 been driven into a closer al
liance. with Germany.
officials who had engaged them making
them the private shopspf the- mostui-famous-female
characters, f f i
But while Butler ivas thus apparently
occupied with the oppression of "reb
els he was too much of a; Yankee to
be lost to the opportunity of i making
his pecuniary fortune out of tho'exegin
cies which he bad created. The banker
and broker of the corrupt operations in
which , he was cnyayed was his otvu
brother, who bouyht confiscated proper-,
ty, shipped large! consignments from
jN cw Orleans , to be paid tor ; in cotton,
and speculated largely in power, salt
petre, muskets, and other war material
sold to the Confederacy. 7 surreptiti
ously sent; Out ; fnjmi jthe-.city and
covered by permits for provision. Of
the. trade in provisions; lor cotton, But
ler received his share of the gams,
while the robbery was covered up by
the pretence of usinjg them ' to " feed the
Rebels.
PERSONAL.
Mrs. Agnes..!3oQvtbL inherited all her
late husband's jjropcrtyJ , 'j , ; . : ,
Dr. Heny C. Potter is spending a
short time in Newport for his health.
Bismarck is 3aid to delight in assum
ing the cynical characteristics of Fred
erick the Great. (
Alfred do M asset's" widow, has left
175,000 francs for a monument to the
poet, A suiguluf 'feature of her bequest
is a condition that the work be assigned
to a sculptor wbp is a capable artist,
but poor. I
Miss Anderson declines all social in
vitations which are not jam ply vouched
tor as of the highest degree of respecta
bility. She is quite right in I refusing to
be petted by the sort of people who pat
ronized every theatrical celebrity who
comes along, although it is just possible
she may strain a point or twoj and err
on the safe side. j
George Augustus Sala says that
neither English or American journalists
ate to blame for the immense bill of the
Russian government for the entertain
ment of correspondents at Moscow, but
the reporters of other countries permit
ted and demand the' payment of their
expenses, and ran them up to an ex
travagant figure. s
Mme. Modjeska's son Ralph intends
to make this country his future home.
He is about 19 years old, and took the
highest hunor last spring in his gradu
ation from the Ecole Poly technique in
Paris. He intends to practice civil en
gineering, giving special attention to
roads and bridges. i s
MISCELLANEOUS.
MOONSHINE.
It makes a man sorely puzzled to
know, when he takes His shoe off at
night, how in the worldfa piece of wood
the size of a lead pencil ever worked in
through a crevice about a sixteenth of
an inch wide. Fuck.
A sponge measuring eight feet in cir
cumference was recently discovered at
Key West. It had several fresh news
papers in its haud and a borrowed urn
beella, and wore white breeches and a
silk coat. Bhrllnyton, Free Press.
The cost of stopping a train of cars
is said to betf rom forty to sixtyv cents,
But it wouldn't do any good to hold up
half a dollar to thej brakeman oft the
rear end of the j train you have just
missed, as it goes out of the depot.
Lowell Citizen. li -'''
ji - i i
"What is that you are wearing?"
asked Farmer John ot his fair city
boarder. - "Oh, that is my red jersey."
"All right," was the reply, ""but don't
go near my brown Jersey over in that
field? unless you are good at climbing
tress..' Philadelphia Kcws.
An exchange says that newspaper
editors never "strike,? but the assertion
is not borne out by the facts. An editor
once struck so hard that a wild-eyed
man, with long hair and a . long poem.
I went downstairs seven steps at a time,
A Lady RobbejJ of her Teeth
She was a beautiful young lady a
about twenty,; and lived Jn Philadel
phia. It was years ago, when phy
sicians used to administer a liquid
preparation of iron by means 61
quills or; glas3 tubes, so that it could
' e swallowed without coming in con
t with the teeth. This young lady
.ad been prostrated by a severe at
tack of illness, and iron was given tc
her to restore her to something like
her former condition of health. By
some mismanagement, or- possibly
by her own carelessness, she took
the doses of iron in such a way thai
they touched her teeth. v She thought
her teeth were hard enough, and did
not realize the power of the chemi
4ls contained in that preparation oi
ron to 'eat through the enamel and
honeycomb the teeth. The conse
quence was that her teeth, which had
Seen an exceptionally faultless set
were utterly ruined. First the enamel
vent! Then the substance! of the
.eeth became like chalk, and soon
nothing was left but a lot of unsightly
-nags.
Had Broimfs Iron Bittzrs then
?cn obtainable, this young lady
ht have saved her teeth. As
.3, she had to submit to the pain
J mortification of having them ex
acted and , artificials inserted in
place. M
The beauty of the iron containec
Brown's Iron Bitters is that it is j
"q preparation, free from every in
ic'is feature or ingredient. It can
cio liarm, nor can it! fail to dc
xl. This preparation of iron is
only one that can be taken with
: damairc to the teeth, i
To build up weaic systems, to des
roy dyspepsia, to drive out the effect
of malaria, to' regulate troublesom
ivers, to alleviate kidney distresses
and to confer strength and. health
Brown's Iron Bitters is what the
people want. The druggist has it.
MISCELLANEOUS
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cth
FIFTEEN FACTS:
Keuralgie and Nervous Headache removed
by Dr Benson's Celery and Chamomile Pills.
Homor!, Scrofula, Ulcers vanish before
Dr Benson's Skin Cure. Internal and external.
Dr Benson's Skin Cure consists of Internal
and external treatment at same time and it
makes the skin white soft and smooth, i it
s drugs. $1 at druggists.
contains no poisonous
Oh, how my headaches ! Remove the catise
by Dr. Benson's Celery and Chamomila Pills.
Tender Itchlngs In ' any part-of the Dody
cured by Dr. Benson's Skin Cure.1 'TU bes .
Headache banished, no matter what cause,
sick nervous, neurahric. dyspeptic. Which is
It ? . It can he effectually removed by Dr. Ben
son's Celery and Chamomile Pills. -. :
Sick headache, distressing malady, cured
by Dr. Benson's Celery and Chamomile Pills,
Makes the skin soft, white and smooth.
Dr Benson's Skin Cure. Elegantly put up.
Dr. Benson's Celery and Chamomile Pills
contain no opium, quuune, or . other harmful
mug, ana are highly recommended for
There is' evidently no tove lost on. the
part of that 'good old Iteb.", Itandolpb
A. Shotweil, for Beast Butler. CapL
uuhcii lias itbuiij jiwvv vi ui' ouiiat
of Butler's history in New Orleans and
. has published extracts from it in his
paper, the Farmer and Mechanic. Here
is what is said as regards mo manner
in which the Beast amassed his money :
1 Various pretexts were invented for
. t I A.
piunaenns me lnnaoitanis oi me con
anered city: men were forced to elect
between starvation by the confiscation
of all their property and taking an oath
of allegiance io the invaders of their
country; nnes wero levied at pleasure,
and recusants threatened with ball and
- chain. - , ; ' .
The conduct of Xhe -negroes became
. intolerable. They were fed. clothed
and quartered by tho Yankees, who
fraternized with them generally in a
. t r l mi i a i
saamexui way. xno pianiqrs m ice
neignborncoa ot tno city were required
to share their crops with the command
inz General, his brother. Andrew J.
Butler. I and other : officers : and" when
this partnership was refused, the plan
tations were robbed of everything sus
ceptible or removal, and the -slaves
w '
to work under the bayonets ot i ankee
smards. '
It would oxxupy many 'pazes to de
tail what tha neoDle of New Orleans
suffered at the hands of the invaders in
insult, wrongs, confiscation of property
seizure ot property, seizure oi private
d wp.llinira and brazen "' robbery. The
Yankee officers, from colonel to lieuten
ant, as tne caprice oi eaca migHb uxc
tfa caivoft nnt tnok nossession of
cenUemen's , houses, broke into their
wine rooms, forced open the wardrobes
of ladies and gentlemen and either used
or sent away from tho city the clothing
of whole tamilies. Some of the .private
rc!d:ncc3 of rcspcctr-bls citizens were
Periodical Ilcadaches fly before Dr. Ben
son's Celery and Chamomile Pills. All drug
gists, .. .;, , . , - . .. , "
ache, neuralgia and nervousness
..i . ' oo
anu lanuea on nis spinal column at tne.
bottom :jA orrmoicn Herald.
The young minister, Mr. W , of
a We tern city, was iuvited t6 occupy
the pulpit in an Albany church. His
two sisters, chancing to be near Albany,
made their plans to go ( there for that
Sunday and hear him. Alter the ser
vice a guntlenjnof the! congregation,
whom they knew very slightly, j humcd
toward thorn and said: 'Ve are dc-
ugnwa to see you nere, nut now un-
to-day. IKm'c, I beg of you, think that
this is our minister, lir. is oft On
his vacation and we have to take -what
we can get; but come next Sunday, if
you re m town, and you'd hear a ser
mon woith lisieinhg to " Trou Press
50
head
cents at
Wo u Id'nt be Without Dr. Benson's
Cclerv and Chamomile pills if they cost
5 1. a put. Ihcy cured me of ncuralyta,
of u years standing.'. Joseph bnyder.
raxions, Pa. 50cts. per bor, at drug-
glSlS.. : -
Staw hats are disappearing. -
New Bloomfild, Miss;, Jan. 2, 1880.
X wish to say to you that I have been
suuering ior me iasi nve years witn a
severe itching all over. I have heard ot
Hop Bitters and have tried it. I have
used up four bottles, and it has done
me more good than all tho doctors and
medicines that they . could ixxso on or
with me I am old and) poor but feel
to bless you for such a relief by your
medicine and from torment of the
doctors. I have had fifteen doctors at
me. One gave! mo seven ounces of
solution of arsenic: another took four
quarts, of blood from me. All they
could tell wis that it was skid sickness.
Now, aljer these four bottles ot your
medicine, my skin ra r well, 'clean and
smooth as ever. HENRY KNOCHE.
Damsels, like lemons, weaken on the
squeeze. . v
Answer this. Is there a nerson
living who ever saw aT case of ague,
bifiiousness. nervousness, or neuralgia.
or any disease of the: stomach, liver, or
1 ? J a l . ri. -ii .
Kiuuejs uiab nop isiuers wiu not carer
An L obstinate " man - does not hold
opinions, they hold him. v . f
That Husband of Mine ...
Is three times the man he was before
he began using "Wells Health Ren ew
er." $1. .Druggists. '
llair and Scalp disease thoroughly cured
by Dr C W Bcoeou'g Skin Cure. Xone like it.
Dr. Benson's Skin Cure consists of .internal
and external 'treatment at same time' and it
makes tho skin rwhlte, soft and smooth. It
contains no polaouous druffs. $1 at druggists,
Dr. Ben8on;j celery , and Chamomile Fills
cure. headaches of every, nature promptly also
neuralgia. I ' f "'' 'J !
.".-j i iii ;:.-. . .u:t i.
Eleifanlly'put up, two bottle In one pack
ago, is Dr 'Benson's SkLn Cure. All druggists,
snre.
Ilcu'lacbe banished, no matter what cause,
alck, nervous, neuralgic, dyepeptic. Which is
it? It can be efl'ectuaily removed ij Dr Ben
son's Celery and Chamomile Pills.
-C. -N. Crlttenton, Sole Wholesale Asrent for
Dr. c. w. Benson's Kcmedics, 115 Folton bt
New York.- luuc anw-ch-flat-nrm
4& " l-'O'-V'
A fine assortment of Guns and Pistols
. AUseaae l &neCect,not a causa; Itairlln
wiuuii. us uuutuesuuoni WIUOUS. Hence,
lo core the disease the CAU6E mast be remov
ed, end In no other way can a core be effected.
WARNEK'8 SAFE KIDNEY AND LIVER
CURE la established on jut this principle. It
realizes inat
95 Perl Cent.
of all diseases arise from deranged kidneys and
ircruuuBuuBH ones ml ioe rOOK OI tne
llmculty. ' The elements of which it Is com
Dosed act direclrr uton the oTAnt nmn. twtth
as a FOOD and liESTORER. and byplacln
them in a healthy condition, drive dlapJe nd
ain from the Bystem. .
For the limximerablc troubles caused by un
healthy Kidneys, liver and Urinary Orians;
for the distressing Dlanrders of Women; for
Malaria and for uhv&lcal deraneemrntfi niwp-
ally, this great remedy has no eqnaL - Beware
of Impiostsrs, Imitations and concoctions said
to be Just aa good. -
Tor Diabetes ask lor WABNEITS SAFE DI
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ICO Boxes Dry Salt Bacon. ; 50 Buckets Laid,
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gayks LtV. SALT. 100 Cases IYJC,
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50 Boxes SODA. 50 Bxs Bread Frepai'n,
4 T2je Kegs Rice Bird. FFG, and , -
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THB SEASHORE !
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SMITHVILI.K, K. C.
-" FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES.
CLARETS, SCCPPZRSOXGS, PORTS'
SEASIDE HOTEL?
; 7 WRIGJIT3VILLE, n. c. 1 1
B.L.PERRY; Proprietor.
rflUESE TWO SUMMER RESORTS WILL
' : - i
be open MONDAY, MAY 28. - -y: e K
The Hotel Brunswick, at BmithvWe, Is 25
miles below Wilmington, and accessible by
two first-class steamers, making two trips
daily. - ,. . :. . -
The Seaside Hotel Is situated in a large grove
on Wrightsville Sound; Is composed of I cotta
ges for families, and within 7 miles of Wil
mington j at the head of a fine Shell Koad, the
best in tjjw Southern country. '
BOTH IIOTELS JN FULL VIEW OF THE
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Good sorf and still water bathing.-
Every variety of Fish, and abundance of
Oysters, Claras and Crabs. '
Spacious Ball Rooms, with fine Bands of
Mnsic. . ; .
Ten-pin Alleys, Billiards and Bar.
Terms moderate.
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First National Bank of Wilmington.
capital:stock.
SURPLUS FUNT)j
$250,000
66,060
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A, MARTIN, JAS. SPRUNT,
GEORGE CHAD BOURN.
OFFICERS!:
E. E. BURRUSS -
Al Ki WALKER....
W. LARKIN8..........:..-V.
&P123
:j'r President.
1 CasbleT
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A'sst Cashier
I am Receiving ;f
BY NEW YORK. STEAMERS EACH WEEK
THE FINEST SELECTION OF
Fruits and Vegetables '
1 CONSISTING OF
NORTHERN APPLES,
NORTHERN POTATOES, -r
CABBAGES,
TURNIPS and
BEETF.
Have just received the following variety, of
CAKES AND CRACKERS, whi' h I recom
mend to all Housekeepers and 4xmraionist8.
Ginger Taffy;
Orange Bar,
Assorted Drops, .
i Sweet Corn.
Empire Mixed.
Vanilla Wafers, - . -
, Lemon; Wafers, ""."'- ' ' '
1 Newport Wafers, . : '
, j j Larraby's Snowflake,
These goods are of ilnest quality, fresh and
crispy. - . - j
John L. Boatwright.
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Tobacco.
E HAVE FULL LINES OFT.OBA
AND SHERRIES.
BEER OF ALL KINDS.
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC. -
P.'Ii. BRID&EES &. GQ,
which we are selling EIGHT CENTS nnder
""" : ; "': : -: .( . ". i "; ;-;
prices prior to May 1st. . ? ;'
Also a very large stock of GROCERIES and
PROVISIONS at bottom figures."
WORTH & iWORTH.
Sash, Doors, Blinds, '
White Lead, Paints, X
. French Window GlasSr
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Q ALL AND EXAMINE OUR GOOD3 AND
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Co., isjsufficient guarantee for, ifyelr qaality
and purity.' . j - . ;L..-- " :
A -fine line of Cooking Stoves at Factory
Prices, in addition to our Urge and fall
HABDWAEE STOOK,
m ' ' : - s . .
fVMch venr attention is respectfully invited.
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bperm.
Tallow..
14 ft
10 o
18
Adamantbie.. .....i..
CHEESE, ?' fiy .., ,-, , ,
northern jractory..
xairy, cream.
state
COFFEE, V lb
Java..... ......
Laguyra. ......
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CORN MEAL, V bus., in sacks
COTTON TIES, V - budle.7 1
DOMESTICS- 7
Sheeting, 44, V yd.''.T.-;...:'t
"Yarns, Vbunch..........,.i0
jsijKts, dozen.. ....... ....... 14
tiaix 1
Mackerel, No. 1, V bbI.......16 00
Mackerel, No. 1, if half bbl.. 8 60
Mackerel, No. 2, V bbl 9 60
Mackerel, No. 2, V half bbl.- 5 00
Mackerel, No. 3, r bbl....... 7 75
Aiuuets, w oui. ............... 4 00
Mullets, Pork bbla..n. ....... 7 00
N. C. Roe Herring, y keg..., 3 00
8.
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is a
25
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58
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Dry Cod, ib. . ...
FERTILIZERS, V 2
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10 Oft
Old 00
0800
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85)
4 AO
sfll . LA
rwv Vo 1 T
Peruvian Guano, No. I...;.i.57 60 am m
" , Lobos.... ..00 00 51 S
Baugh's Phosphate 00 00 m
Carolina Ferullzer. ..... . . . .45 00 oS
Ground Bono... ...... ........00 00
Bone Meal ........00 00
Bone Flour...;.. ....... ...... 00 00 cSto
Navassa Guano .40 00L aum
Complete Manure.. ......... ..00 00 en
Whann's .Phosphate .....00 00 ' ttroSi
Wando Phosphate .00 00 ertit,
Berger & Butz's Phosphate.. 00 00
Excellenza Cotton Pertilixer.SS no 1 m '
tr v-i 1 . a t. t?w
French's Agricultural Lime.... h 50
FLOUR, bbl P ; v j
Fine ...........I..... o 00
Northern Super.... 5 60
" Extra....... ; 6 00
" Famllv 7 00
City Mills Extra............ 6 60
family.... .!....,. 5 75
Extra Famllv...; 6 so
WljUJi y la.
GRAIN, V bushel
Corn, from store, bags,white .
i Corn, cargo, in bulk, white..
Com, cai'go, la bags, 1 white. .
Corn, cargo, mixed, in bags.-.
Oats, from store..... t. .......
cow Peas......
HIDES, lb
Green..........
uiy ..........
HAY, V 100 fci
luistern.
Western
Vsvtt Pimm
v uu 1U VvA. ............. ....u.'
HOOP ttRON, y lb
LARD.V ft ' r " J ' !'
northern... vu&eb
North Carolina 00 B
11
OS 00 "
0650
a 6 60
ai eo
66"
65
W
4"'
' 10
1 20
1 15
75
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a
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11
01s
a 1 25
Q 85
LIME, barrel....,
LUMBER, City Saw
.- 1 40' a
Sawed. M f l h
Ship Stuff, resawed.. '...18 00 '
- Rough Edge Plank. . , 15 00
West India Cargoes,according I
to quality. ................. .1!; 00
Dressed Flooring, seasoned.. IS 00
Scautllng and Board. com'n..l2 00
MOLASSES, gallon ,
New Crop Cuba, In hhds...-L 00
" in bbls. 40
Porto Rico, to h ads..;.,l..i . 00
; . " . in buls.. -00
8ngar House, in hhds. . .. , 00
14
14
020 00
16 00
02200
015 00
ft
&
a
is
18
00
SO to ' 9b
Keg, Cut. 10.1 basis., 0 00, OS
in bbls.
ic bbls.
, . I
. . . . . ... ....,
s
NA
OILS, gallo:
ierosene.....
Lard U..
Ltoseed......
Rosin
Tar;..;.....
Deck and Soar..
POULTRY . '
Chickens, live, grown... ,
:. v, Spring.. ...... .....
Turkeys. ......... . . .j. . . : .
PEANUTS V bushel..
PUi ATUisiJ, $ bushel
Sweet. . ........ ........... i...
a o u, LfUl. ............ ......
11 0 if
1X9 014S:
;
90 OlOO
" 00 O
U 00 : hS.
80 fi. 3J
75"
90
,60
S 50
ruui, w harrei . 1 - 1
City Mess. ...l.....;..23 6C
Prima.....,...'......,..; is 00
Rump... .....17 CO
Biujs Carolina, tf- fc....,;.
r u, 1UOUtf 1 m m
BAGS, y ib-Country..
ROPE. ft.. ...... '..
SALT, V sack, Alum....... i... ;
t Iverpoo ? ,...........,..'.
Lisbon
American. ........ ............ ,
SUGAR. ft Cuba........... -
rorto iuco..j...
f A Coflee...,....
jsx u ...v
Crushed.. .........v.;,,....f J.
SOAP, y ft Ndrthei....il
SHINGLES, 7 in. V M. J . 10 50
common.... .,r.i.J. I
uypresa saps 4
an
017 iOC
018 03
4160 VI
95 0115
10 -1
140
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0
0
if
0
0
0
70
0 0T
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0300
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07
018 00
01000
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00
00
00
00
00
00
00
8
75
75
00
00
00
t
11
50
50
Cyprees Hearts i. 0 00
STAVES, V M-W. O. Barrel.12 00
K. O. Hosrahead. 1 . . ' . on no
TALLOW: 1b. : . . . . r.. .1
TIMBER, V M. feet Shipping. 12 00 014
.... uie JUJUt- ............ .........11 iO DU "
! Mill Prlme... 7 50 0
Mill ftir...,uf,iNi,.MMil 6 000 6 5J
Common Mill'.. ;5 00 06OC
Inferior to Ordlnarv..-...'n no. Ml 00
WmSKJKY, gal-Northern. . 1 00 0 4
North Carolina i .... s. ; ; v 1 00 0 1 00
WOOL, V. BrrrWashed...... S8 0
Unwashed... mM 21 0 H
' Boirr. .i... . v 10 0 1 1
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