YriLMOfOTON. 'N. C :
FSrjAT JULY 24, 1874.
For S
:p?rintendent
Instruction
cf Public
STEtnEN'. D. POOL,
OF CRAVEN.
Congress. Third Congres
sional District:
TIT A IM VTJT
OF
XKW HANOVER.
For
Judge. Fourth
District :
Judicial
A.
V. McKOY.
OFSAiirSOX.
For Solicitor:
""UTtf
S. XORMENT,
OF ROBESON.
V
H&C7CP
Ccniity Nominations.
For Houso
of Representatives:
Mc CLAMMY-
For County Treasurer
OWE? . FENNELLj :
Jr-
Fcr County Commissioners :
WILLIAM A- WRIGHT,
JOHN DAWSON,
THOMAS jyiLLIAMS-
D'nincrit:C'C'uuervative IVotui 11:1-
-- tious. , --, - f
At a meeting of tLe ;J)eniocratac
CoiiHorvativa Executive Comuiiltee of
New Hanover county, held yesterday,
tho following nominations were, made:.
House of RepkesestativEs: 1
Maj. C. Vv. McCIamrny.
County Tkeasueeii:
On-oa Fennell, Jr. -County
Commissioners '-. y
Win. A. Wright,
John Dawson,
The?. Williams, i
Of Hie seventeen
members cf the
Committee, fourteen
were present
in
person and
two were represented
proxy.
narbfcno at Wliileville.
A grand Conservative barbecue will
be given at Whiteviile on the 1st of
August. A band of lnnsic froni this
city will be in attendance- and n nnm
berofj distinguished speakers have been
invited and will address the people on
that occasion. A correspondent says :
"All good Conservatives are invited,
and we hope to sea as many of the
Jottiinatj men present as can leave
their posts. - Everything here is work
ing well, and on ''the' 6th" day of An
gust Columbus will roll np a Conser
vative majority that will astonish the
natives. No Russell Conservatives in
this county. We hear a report that he
will get some Conservative votes here,
but we can't find one that will vote for
him."
tSiirl;ir- a.ml C hloroform
A little after 4 o'clock yesterday
morning, a burglar effected an en
trance into the residence of Mrs. G.
C McDougakl, coiner of Chestnut
and Ninth streets, by passing through
a window, which 1-nd been left un
secured. The house is of one story
only and the only occupants at the
tiruo were Mrs. McDougakl, her
mother-in-law and two children. Mr.
McDougakl was absent at the time at
Rosmdale, at which place he is en
gaged in the distilling business.
It ssoch that the burglar first en
tered :i room occupied by Mrs. Mc
Dongald, when lie administed chloro
form to that lady, stupefying her to
Mich a degree that he was enabled to
overhaul trunks and drawers, in the
search for plunder, with perfect im
punity. He ai o broke open the pan
try, probably iu the search for silver
ware. Ho thsn proceeded to the
room of the younger iady with
the evident intt niion of chloroforming
li.tr also, in which attempt he failed.
Mrs. McDougakl heard snnw one stir
ring in the room and at just about tle
FauiH second of time, a hand was laid
on her knee.the man evidently feeling,
iii the dark, for her head. As soon as
Mie eonui nccomo aware oi the
tion of affairs, the lady epran
si tna -;
from
ti e bed md seised the burglar; whom
she is certain w a black man, and at
tempted, to hold him, while she called
loudly for help, but the man broke
from her and ran to " a window,
through which ho disappeared. The
cdes of Mrs. Mc.Dongald brought of
ticer E. F. Martin and a number'of
iho neighbors to the scene, but the
scoundrel had escaped. A search of
the house evidenced that nothing was
missing, although the rooms of both
ladies had been ransacked. Fortun
ately, Mrs. McDougald's valuables
were locked up in a drawer which the
burglar failed to open.
The elder Mrs. MeDougald wad yes
terday quite ill from the effects of the
chloroform which was ail ministered to
her, having been attacked witli several
violent spasms during the day. Up to
this wiiting there is no clue that will
load to the detection of the burglar.
There are over 14,500,000 children
of the school age in this country. We
ppeiid annually for schools over 93,
W,000, which is epial to one-third of
une 2'er cent, of the property, real and
personal, of tho whole country, as re
turned by the last census, and we em-1-1.
-y 21,000 teachers. The national
government has already set asida for
educational purposes 140,000,000 acres
e! the public lands.
F ihteen thousand women attached
their signatures' to the memorial for
wdrkiu suffrage presented to Mr. Dis
raoli. The list was headed by Flor
ei ee Nightingale followed by Harriet
Mirtineau. Marv Carpenter. Ladv
Aim
(t ro Lancrton' Miss Frances
wer C'obbe. ZMissTiiaclfrrv and Miss
Ani.a .Svauwick. The premier, in his
ii ply, expressed himself as much hon
oivd by such an offering.
The trees all along the Thames em
ba lksiu nt are beginning to grow
handsomely. Five years from now the
roadway will he one of the finest in all
Europe.
A happy people has been found by a
b-itish man-of-war on one of the is
lands of the New Hanover '. Group in
Ui-3 Honth Pacitie Ocean. They live
as d;d ;iir tir.st nurf-nU in f:,inln
ot
I'deU. and Sllch H tln'no-na on orfiila
filing was not frmn,l l,o to?nn.i
Knowing tlie evils that follow in the
w.ike i f civilization, it seemed a great
1'ity that this people mu3tsoon be sac
r ! v-d.
The fact that Patagonia abounds in
rich gold mining districts has been
ii'i .wu tor years; but it has been too
hazardous uu undertaking for miners
to go and get it. Information has
ne.-u received from the party sent out
"'.v the Argentine government to ex
piore Patagonia. They went up the
fitiinas river about fifteen miles and
then followed up the Santa Cruz three
hundred miles to its source a lake
twenty seven miles long and one hun
dred in circumference. The river is
navigable its entire length, and at low
water has not less than nine feet in
depth. The lake has another outlet
that empties into the Pacific Ocean,
which is but thirty-two miles distant.
Ihey brought back with them rich
samples of gold dust and coal, and at
last accounts had started off to explore
the Gallegos river.
TVootea, Richardson &MfeSffe!(H
COM MIS Gl ON
2a Aiti -
NOUTII WATER STRKKT. I
OF THE
mm i ngtoh a markets;
FOR TEE
US. -
COM MERCI A L EPlTt)ME Eti.siTi
ncsa still feels the eftVct from tlieiV-
j.irD-ivo wrntuer uuu lilts marK f, gen
erally remains in-i.idii31;and, KjjiitWtio
conaiDon. Ihe state ot trade
the past week cannot be ca'Ied
vry
satisfactory.. The Xyhitio , ftrd
and
tne failures here, and the uisfisjtera
elsewhere have exerted an unfavontUk
influence by excitincr apprehensions of
various orts and irnpainh confidence
in jnerchantile circles, there need bo
no surprise therefore that business has
been dull.-. - The geperal bytsiriefis ei
look, however, continues satisfactory
end encouraging. The crops, which
are the basis of all business activity,
promise to oo aouuuanc- -ami ' wit'nui
easy money inarket,wbic! unreasonable-
to expect and the necessities it the
couirj mbc suppneu winch are ex
ceptipitatlyflare, in view of the en-'
forced economy which has been prair
ticed for the past . year, au activL- fll
trade may be yery.'cocftent- tajitfj'-;-patdd!
Oifr'northe.r.n nd' wes'teiin-ex
changes speak in most i5hcoiirbging
terms of the pntl6ok iincl the oljowiug
article is taken f rojn'tl'ie i'A7t ijfpjjivy teml
Commercial JAst': "' ' '' ; ;
7 The iateiseheat oftLe Jastwseiek. 'or.
two havinjg given pi ae toa ftiore en
joyable temperature" j tlierl ik a itrifle
more animation' in some briinciias of,
business, though, as a general tjiiTig,
tflo. malka$gre&cnt the usual kiujefc.
miiFsunimer aspect, and no supstajv
tial revival of trade is looked for ' till
about the latter part of next nion!th-n-By
that time a Kniltitude of business
men now absens from, the citt will
again be at their posts," 'and tho bear
ings of the Fall trade will be so clearly
defined,, that there will be little) dffif?
cuity in setting the ponderous niilenin
ery of trade in -motion. Heanwhile,
amile arrangements will be '-made -for.
conducting whatjnow promises to be
one of the most jprosperona business
campaigns we have had in several
years. The country probably nevef
stood in a more" Unviable position, 'si
regards ita capacity f(jrfnraishing tho
consumers of .. the WuxhJ, with th neces
arlea of life, and h chaqees asro that
tho favorable condition of " qra foreign
exchanges, thjottgfi (he t-npa;alleled-
exports the last two yearat of some of
our.great staples' wil : be Jdaiatained.
It is possible that the foreigil harvests
will bo bo .ample as tf materially lessen
the European deendenc.uoa the
United "States for IfoslajiJea, but
even that case .wo' shall: hae cheap
bread and meat for. our forty 'millions
of home consumers, and cheap bread
and meat are almost always insepera
ble from a high degree of prosperity.
Our advices from the principal busi
ness centres indicate au equally hope
ful condition of affairs, and if the ele-
ment of confidence La's a3 much to do
with success as is ii3uallyadniiAted, its
rapid return- ih tho' present instance
must be received as among the hap
piest of omens concerning the future.
The extreme case of the money market
remains undisturbed. - The - supply of
currency continues in excess of tho de
mand, and there is no difficulty in bor
rowing, on any able ollateral, at rates
which ordinarily ' wonld ' Justify the
mercantile and mrnnfacturiDg classes
in using more capital in their business.
Indeed, as soon as the wheels of trade
begin to revolve actively : wo may ex
pect to see a distribution 'of vast
amounts of currency how idle and a
gradurl improvement in rates, though,
from present indications,, it is not
probable that the stock and gold gam
blers will have it in their power to con
trol the market and divert funds from
the legitimate channels of" trade, as
they have done in the past, during the
ac'ive business season. ; j.
In our local home market tradb has
suffered many disturbances. Several
failures have been mentioned 'and for
two or three days "of the week the mar
kets havo been disturbed by . these in
Jln.euces.. jGe&ernl trade, howevet, has
been healthy. - The wheels of com
merce nre rolling for-ard rapidly aud
as the Kujgtmeg, aesott gcadiaSJy dJf1
away w6ejtai BfhieicoT fitivi t'y)'
and tn 9priajpnor the
fall trade is going on. In naval stores -the
market has evinced a stronger
tone." Therevas' ha", rapid increase
of prices but most of the leading sta
ples present a more, healthy aspect
than when we last wrote. Oar export
movement for the .week, as compared
with last week, shows fully up in the
exports. Our shipments, both coast
wise and foreign, for the week ending
were 5; 475 casks spirits turpentine,
13,187 bbls. rosin, T25 bb!s. crude; tur
pentine and 100 bales cotton, against
1,042 casks spirits turpentine, 12,177
bbls. rosin and 18h bales cotton for
last week. The following synopsis is
written of tho market:
Iiosix A general firmer tone has
been witnessed in rosins during the
week and an advance of 10 cents on
strained is recorded. There has ieen
more activity than usual in futures
and some sales have .transpired for the
forward months. Spirits Turpentine
What is written above of rosin might
well bo adapted to this article witho
further comment from us," but we must
add, that 4 shade . more firmness, has
been displayed. CRUUiiTuRPENTiyE-'
The receipts have not IJeeff Arnple tp
the demand. The ,m.arket( , has, .been
firmer with' better .irutafeifif a Sosi-ating
upon it aid. sligh't? advancM. svere; ob
tained. Tar The market has slight
ly shown a better feeling but there
was no decided advance of qnotatipns.
Cottcx continues entirely nominal.and
onotations are unchanged. GiMtN .
The crain market has micd vtiuiuttl i
change of prices, but there were sales
of cargoes at flight advance of quo
tations but at the close this firmness is
not observable. . OAift-Aro quiet iand
dull. No; large his are offered j for
sale and the demand" is confined to'the
order trade, which, dealers Are. supply
ing at 80 to 821 cents per bushel,J in
cluding sacks." Peas Cow Peas! are
wanted and the retail , price Jbas ; ad
vanced to $2 'pfer bushel. Dry Goons
There is no animation in trade in this
line here, the demand being onfihed
to orders from the country, which :are
neither large nor numerous, and con
sists chiefly of staple articles. The
unexpectedly favorable reports from
the growing cotton crop has depressed
the cotton market, and that has its in
fluence upon the tone of the market
for manufactured goods, so that there
is not that confidence felt which exist
ed a few weeks ago, that prices of col
ton fabrics would rule higher for the
Fall season. Of course dark prints
will be higher than the light colors for
Summer, for it costs 1 cent per yard
more to print them, and it i3 pretty
well settled that theiraling figure for
standard brands will be 9 cents, with
fancies about 1011 cents. In woolen
goods there is a firm feeling, and a fair
distribution of jeans is in progress.
Money The banks have continued to
gain in means, while the demand for
money has not been larger than usual.
The market is sluggish and rates of
interest are unchanged. . : i -
The chief features of the market and
the changes of prices of produce and j
mercnanuise ior tne weeK enainjgf were
as follows: . .. - : -
COTTON There were some ocean
sional sales of Cotton to exporters; t
supply immediate wants, but beyond
joeiporid.i Witb
iftvoraoie
.drRfftjET? WJ. tva4e.ipJby w iqoreas-
i Alf.'jurlrti por j orey xt -mftV5rt has
! Mftfeftf, by in
ficti v4; , here ; nutl ,ikm ,Clfctorj mar
it -bWir tome.R!4" tmS "feVrtnJand a
VvvWS OliHiXwpvMWvowe .meas
ure was displavcf .i 'itH- official quo
1 tafcions h'a fj!ia4Ci du
ring hQ:W.eek uuirw.is,vven:t that
tweffee ite:.46iSr ttTtf-'vrferT heepp.-
i-lF 1" -.15t! ":l i
i- T Jw Pins'u'iA'f (ih.Twnicle'cf ' laNt faat-
XtiyrrtHiH v3!:tii'Xfi$)tf&Tft the
- V kuKi'..i-i jcw;)jy!.i-agini To
night r w tt fiiMti tiritt'rciNvi sat s
?xe$8rf;j tf are
loca.1 showei.ajjl htiwta'; une-ef great
y io 1 e uce a t t a; a u p a h H t ; lpf , oi 1 mi l ted
edcuX"',u,' fknw ;Bctiot)s i tuia rain
whu grefitlr nedk1 Art- tterefbBe,waBt
oo serious uamtige naayec ueeT ione,
wrthootrtloirpt more. Sret'lreAtlier is
. t t1 - .1 i I . i A 1 .
"bhttia' Hha GeorglTAKooi, .tt'&j d is-
... - f -
wre s foUw8:!-: i i - '"'' i
FmayvS. ! Y-j : J??. fJfJM bales.
aturuay . w..iuu i .n u.a a si lo
..... ... . ,. . . . , . . .
82
i
Wednesday-. .-Dm i-vfl. pi'l
"Potftl -XK . i i?A ! .:1 J.i. ... 107 bales.
against 342 baieft fdr last week, j ,a
The -Reneral Cotton ttbvenient for
the w tkvwas. as' 'folloWs'io li anpeaa-a i
tuai tne total; receiptsfortheseven days
JbAVe- I'rCficJiea 9,155;' baJe,: i'against
ths previons. week' yti)A 12389 bales
three ;Ve'lC xSce,'.' maJkShgfhe ! total
receipts aiiiea the ; fist ofSepteinber,
bares.;' for", the' iiii:,'.)p Urn, i j 1872
73y showig an nor0BeifteeSitotember
i; -1873, -of 06,32 f! bafes .-, TJh4 exports
for the weekendiugy-rfeach'ai total of
1021T balesj of ! whlefli l.!Frwere' t&
0li&ilrWimtkQtiKM)& and
none to tni rest-" of---the, Cominenti
wl ijje; tive'stotfs-aS' tk '3 ! $'1.4 TV
2CG,0S;,bales..!:; v .;,...4i-f.. i
The-followiB g--arthe trfiTeiali ouo-
qhot atfon's'td-day:' '' . rf ? " j
Law Ordinary il sents.
Ordinary 12 ' ' " : "
- 1 rf-v. -!- t
uooa.vruiiiary . . . .o,,'ji4 '
Low Middling. .15 I "
Strict Eow Middling 15i
HOSIN The market has been ichar-
acterizea during the wceK uy mueiri
the same featars-as hare prevailed for L
so:ne. tinjo put;,...TIio market, 4hongl p
not spetiaily whve, indicates-- a much
more sritniiacxory. ipne jtaau nas, uoen
appaierit for some tune, -Chaoges are
faW ?nnd ilnitnTjortant. There was a
decline established about tho time-omi
paper went to "press last week, but it
was recovered on Saturday and isince
then the market, for itbelow grades
has been firm, with1 saie daily at un
changed quotations. i
Futures have commanded some at-
tenticu during the week. No sales
were reported forward of. the present
month, but for sales', prices on all
transactions fully maintained the spot
quotations, therfby givirg evidence
that there is confidence felt in tho near
future. The supply of tonnage has
barely been equal to the requirements,
but tne'exports ' were" larger "than last
week, and the stock shows a slight reduction.'-
The following synopsis is
written of the weeks sales:
Friday the market "opened" as it
closed on Thursday at SI 05 for strained.--
The-sale were however light and
only 500 bbls changed hands at $1 05.
Saturday a firmer feeling was evinced
and the market advanced 10 cents.
The sales, however, were light and
only 100-bbls strained were reported
sold at 1 75 ; al so, 100 ; bbls good
.strained and No. .2 at $1 80 per bbl.
Monday the market continued firm
and strained was' further advanced 5
cei3t3 with. sales of 500 bbls at 1 80.
and 500 bbls good strained at $1 85
per bbL .Tuesday-there was a slight
reaction of feeling and a , decline of
strained to 1 75. At the decline there
was no disposition on the part of: hol
derff tose?f,an1 n1y 200 bbls stjrain
ed were reported' at $1 75 peri bbi.
..There was jpomeu-dwiwdferfaitnres
HU ddSyaa C80 fcbW sfraiweald at
buyers option July ,at glVv.pex bbl.
Wednesday the market continue!
quiet and 400 bbls strained . changed
hands at . l,,.757 per .bbl."..' Torday,
Thursday, at the close of onr report,
w'e repea t the market firm at $1 7a bid.
K6. 2r .Ko. .1 and Pales All of
quota
ay
em
'Pfce oivif5rdV fhe'cek, 13,871
bbls, against 9,961 bbls for last week,
show an increase of 3,910 bbls. ; The
experts' for' the :weck,' 14,187 bbls,
against 12,177 bbls for last week, ihow
alsoan increaseof l,O10bbls. The stock
in yard is 39,204" bbls, 'and afloht 8,052
bbls, against 38,477 bbls in yard ; and
8,155 bbls afloat for last week.
. The . fallowing were - the quotations
to-day: " ' ' ' ' :
Strained, . .
Good Strained . .
No. 2 -. . : . . .
Extra-No. 2. .
Low No. 1. . ... .
No, i.-.'J..
Extra No. 1
Low Pale .
ale?.
Wlnd6w XHass.-l
75
80
85
SO
90
00
50
. . SI
..i 1
1
1
3 IK
505
00
00
00&6
CRUDE TURPENTINE. An ac
tive. Lpca njaijdj Jha, prevailed; du
ring tne Week, as Well as some enqbiry
from exporters. Thejarket Miider
lfhihl&ence?dllSarices3 Spir
its turpentine and rosin, has revived a
stronger feeling, and we note an ad
vance of 25. cents pwajl grades. The
kreeerms,s'ha?ve berrigh1f this weeK
and were not equal to the consumptive
enquiry. Manufacturers have there
fore been curtailed in their operations,
which has caused the effect to 'pay
more for the article f than the prices
which "were tfieh prevailing. At the
close to-day, the .market is -steady at
1 2S for hard." $2 25 for elloif jdip,
aiid 2 25 for virgin. -;
"The ; teceipts' for "tlie weelt 1191
bbls, :agaih&t 2,169 .bbls -for last
week, nhow a decrease of 978 .bbls.
The exports f ojv the week . weie 525
bbjs and the stock in yard and afloat
is 1,660 bbls, against. 2,181 bbls j for
last week. The sales for the -meek
were as follows:
.Virgin.
' HID' PI fMI "
2
.Saturday
Monday. .
Tuesday. .
Wed'y....
200
221
175
125
26,
25
25
25
25
5 '.75
2 25
2 25
2 15
2 15
2175
i 2 175
-2175
2 ,75
Thurs y
TAR r-There is iio improventeut in
pri.AB lmt there has been an increase
of demand during the week, and tb&i
market has been firm m tone. which
could ' easily have been developed ijn to. i
au advance of loU of proper , iize
have been offered to induce buyers to
operate, but the reeeipta have been
exceeding light, hence the ; qnietnesa
with which the articles has ruled. To
day at the close the market is pfcrl
ed steady at ; $1 85 . . bbl The. re
ceipts for the week were 239 . bbls
against 612 bbls for last week, whach
shows a decrease of 373 , bbls.'. The
oruirti fnr the week were small, and
the stock in the yard and afloat 5a 1
ooi hVilo oo-ainst 1.463 bbls. for last
1
The sales for the week Trere j as
fblloWS?- iPSSATi
Friday 129 bbls at $1 85 per bbl.
Saturday.., 69 " s L85,rt "i
flionaay a&
Tuesday 104 "
'85
85
J 1 f( "
snow we nr receiving uiarvoious ac,
ontf tlw grwrh'rjf;lheJatht. " 1
;The ciptft ii QMt'.'lkH:ioc'-M wck-
these grades have barely maintained a
fpfsVf o m hf b$fit ;& f!e .past
week and nuotations to-day are
in m
flfflzaxrai Jill
SITRITS TTJIiP
sw
tluB "li4ofilpfteS&lC the lGtb Stitft,
there has been quite a revolution in
the market' for thla week. At: thai
date wa-quoted, Jlip market quiet and
nnsettlea at A'Z cents JLhe hrpt; $wq
daya of. th e profit,,' Wq the market
was quiet and lacked energy, and the
sa-aio OfiiotimoiM) 'rated. Oa Monday,
however, a better demand sprang tip,
which was" encouraged by strong 3r
U legrams irom JN e w. Qvk .-and abroad,
"bd 'mmefifatery ili ere wda au advance
to 34.cta; Uia imarket however receded
before the close of the day to 334 cents.
TTiesdaV hToViliing,''hdwever, it reached
aud.jad.ran?d.-. again- ta.3' cents, at
which ligures it ruled firm dttring this,
remainder of ihe week and to-day tlie
-niri4i'oki4 kmrte hi 'xjents. j S-''
, The.- receivts .( tur . .the week I were
4,012 casks, against 3,026 casks.'
iasp wee,; w nicu tirjews an - increase of
9S7 caskR The' "ex'ports for the! week
fwere ,47o casks,, agaiast . L042 casks
for last week, which also shows an in
crease of 3,833 casks. The stock ia yiid
and afloat is 9.108 casks, asainst Jill
sales lor
fTie week were as lollows :
FridavC. 200iasJ?8'at 32 cts. gal
Saturday.. 20.. 33, - " '
iTonday . . &0J " ' ' 33 " '
Do
Do...
..100
. : 150"
" 34
fell
"0
Do ...200 ' "34
Wed'sd'aV. M'1" 4V 34
i.M. ,c
..!'
t . I " . t -M
.!!?
(.. t.
, - .
Do . ..u2m
Thnrs dftyvaOO " 34'' '
GRAIN The market for jgraia coji
lin ti!i.efyA ii iJ ih'i tbi week. af
fords very few; itenxs of interest to
write d'f, tfle "''-rnarket ' as a whoje re
maininfr,quiet jnd .etdy Gaiv-
There were three arrivals during tne
week;" "Via :-Fohaners' Fairfield ; Keu7.
lah Benton-and Mary JI, Hand, s The
twtJMriMdrirrK gained 4120
bushels, aoid, at bushel, but the
schooner nauu, wnicn coniainea.,: y,-
5007bshel, jame dirctly!to a dealer
and went into store;, , The market "for
cargoes to-dav" is hot so, furm, and i th e
ouotatiou in U74 cents for prime i lotsl;
ifaBT53trB iitt(TSiaihBiliichapged
The receipts tor the weeK oi.iiu Duaueie
I l JTOfT i-l. A t -i r 1 i- mUUO
againsii larou uusueia iuc ia.au vc,
wliich. shows ..an , increase cf 16,120
tiushetsl ' .nuLlrom. aU sources were
as follows : From Philadelphia, ,3J?9o
bushels; - ' from - Ualtimore,' ;2,500
llflji.l. from r.t Phillelnhia. D.50I
bushels; per schooner John from New
5T6rti;-2;550 rmsh'OTd" by "the I Wil-
vmyMM$L pis
are as followa ;,.Xellow, 1 Oo; mixerl,
1 10, and wdiite middling $1 15 per
L bnahs tlie- highest dignee, incl adi.hg
sacks. Oats. There is a good ptock
of ' 'bat"'itfrhjrrkce, ' niid ' theje' is
esent.
t
82i cents iJK by.shJ. including packs.
Peas. Tlie stock is small and the
demand a present light; cow and; clay
sell at $2 10S2 15 bushel.! wiil
!S2f 15S2"5Q? 16? whfte""' ft ' biishel..
RiCE.p-jThlfUf fair with an ad
equate'sHft'Ty; 'Ttfelin Carolina is! held
at 8f .cents' by the cask; RomWiif
is in small supply, and sells at $1 20
to gi 40, according to quality. CORN
Meaij. -The mills are filling orders at
$1 15 to $1 20 per bushel, including
Backs, .r , f
": ' FERTILISERS The bhsines done
in fertilizers has been vei y small dur
ing the present spring months and
very few of our merchants have dealt
in them to a large extent. The stock
in market is .sufficiently large to meet
the demands and the following are the
ratcaijked t0-dayi:.;. ;
Peruvian Guano, (Chincha Island)
875, S77S80;"db." do. Guanope, $70 :
Carolina Fertilizer $G5.tinio; 50
cash; Ruth's Cliallenge Sol. Phos
phate, $00S05 W111010 Guano, $70;
Tataisco, do.' $63 ; "Navassa Gnano,
$55, cash, and $05, time ; Cape Fear
Guam, 636i cMhJ yod ii 1 time ; E.
F. Coe sSuperpJiosphate ot Ajime,4tou;
Baugh's' Raw; Bone Phosphate.S 00 ;
Lister Bros. Superphosphate of Lime,
$05 ; Whann's Raw Bone Superphos
phate,' $52 '; Lodi Manufacturing Com
pany's Pure Bone, $4S ; do. . do. dou
ble refined Poudrette, $:i0; do. do.
Nit. Phosphate Lime, $00; 2ells
Phosphate,. $54. 5Q$64 50; Bergeife
Butt's Superphosphate, $00 ; Wilson's
Superpliosphate of Lime, $G0 ; B. D
Sea Fowl, $o0 cash, and $3o time,
PRO VTSlONSi-We report the mar
ket for Provisions still strong and ad
vancing with the -order trade, which
ha? been fair also the consump
tive demand. At the West and Ncr h
ihehvXirrport eJk3tfaffcet contin
ues strong and indicate almost daily
an advance. "Out market has natural
ly responded to. these influences: and
prices for all bulk me ts have advanced
about one cent. North Carolina Ba
con is scarce riiid "wanted and. lots of
size would meet with ready sale at the
quotations appended below. The. Gin
cumrtt Priea eOm-rent: says of tha
Western market : Under the continu
ance of a good consumptive demand
for. all articles-JU this line, a.-fnther
advance in prices of J to J cent has
been established dftring the week, and
a further liberal reduction stocks is
giving substantial support to the
strnetbthetTiflWof Jiholders. The
fact tiiat St. Louis has commenced to
draw upon this market is significant,
and there is a conviction, that the sup
ply in the country is not greatly in ex
cess of what the domestic trade will
require, so that the foreign exports
forii igtfl Wfto f considera
bly less than lor the corresponding
week last year, made no apparent im
pression on the market.. The stoek.qtf
mess p'oik. lard and sugar-cured hams
here is now reduced to so low a point
that holders are indifferent about sell
ing. Mid buyers have little., to do wiQi,;
nxingSHcesth-e'y'tn'5 take them or'
not at the views of -sellers. we: no
tice an effort in the New York market
to Write down'.lard-. tiu.d- . exaggerated
estimates of the stock in tho country
are put into print, but to our view-this
is futile, for the advance to its present
position has been through obedience
to thW atuArf fcfW trade, and in
spite of strong -efforts . to prevent it
rather than bv any speculative bull
rdovement; "therefore the position of
the.. market to-day as, jmpngnaW..
The comparatively high prices currant
for lard and meats may check the-: ex
port demand, but not enough to pre.
vMt Voftfg 'm'arVm frbrh!'!aking four
surplus-rit indeed .we really hnvesany
surplus stcck in this country. . jj -j
" The " following are the ruling
mentations in the provision mar
ket : North Carolina Bacon sells
at 910cent for alioulders, 1212 J
cents for sides, 12I2i cents for hog
j round an415 10 jtte for uyis. We
Tmioieffektetni Smoked at 9J10 cents
for shoulders,. 1212 cents for sides,
and 1618 cents for hams. Dry Salted
sells at -crnt tot. shouldr Rnd
11 J to llf cents clear for rib sides.
IiARD North Carolina is scarce end
wanted. Sells at (&VZ cents id.
Northern steam refined, in buckets and
tubs, sells at 1314 cents f(lb.
PEiNUTS--Sincethe dte of onr
issue of the 16th inst; at which time
we gave an article on the present con
dition of the crop and the future pros
pects of trade, we have learned of no
irnrwtant.featBves to raaka wwe put
oTonrlg the Vcek. The arrivals have
continued to come in slowly, and the
fnvket b pcrataiteA a.very qniet ap- I
pearance, .wituoin . giviug pumwi vj
make a -irrtrete ,l prices ruling very
steady and closing to-day at the fol-InvinorVii'iotations-
i
Ordinary". . .
...$1 702 80
...2 10(er 15
; 2 252 35
. . 2 402 60
Prime, . . ,.
Extra. Prime.
Fancy. ......
Cotton i.. Ifew. York quiet at 17
to ll -.cents. ...
bushels: from New York, :2:il.T
bushels; per schooler Beulah Bejnfie R
2,120 bushels; 'per schooner MaryiS 422SS.feSt S
ftalesafePiisgjCiirrent
Subject -to Change fa thtf-Jbai0tJ
Ijttmber, (M til J
Wr Kds.iSOtf all
jaiirMeH, per ll.,
rtll6wj..'.-..-.13 '
Atamaiitinejx
Sperm 60 a
Jva..4.,..-.3o a
-tayra.v:45 a
tonihrK0.2i a
is
-in
55
ttiliii-, (from More)
KOCScport-B 00 154
KocklandO 00 k 1 60
2rt i rto UbK...'i6( liE
5- t4astrTtiOBSrf.-.33: at K
7us l uu Kins do n aaim
vrup, bbi. .45, Aim
' rljUtre-jVTici a 1G
Ro:k3 iwr Ibj fa.- 10
iV. l.,nl -
Out,,.,, 4 7 5
fr.Mi; i
cr g-iiion,i
-tliti-iuiitryi (- t auu .
!vcoro;ne. 'JO u' 21 '
otaduoal . I 4 -
v arn, i;r a m, wis U3
Kweeb.... 80 a 1 00
1 fia.1,1 ?aMA
n&Qicii . . . .
Irish, bM. 2 f.5 a 3 z5 .
MorfiAns, "per ft;, ,
i,.: i i JitO.sBioo'a
Vo.2.... 00 alTCO, i
No. 3.
iii'.IiJ
fft if. VberO 6 12' ! T -' WleBterh
io urron. ..I 00 u tt.Mi-. Hams. 16 j a IT
llr v (Jul.. 7 a - J v
MUtHinea laka TV
Shoulders..... 91 -flj
- (Drv SaHed-i
atamiir.-i .sn airm
-Nortb Carolina) -Ctiibilf
. Mo 0 a 10 89
8ueriiue.7 75 a 8 2.1
lile,iK;rlb 16 a 22
HhtmMtjrsV:.'.- a' 9V'
Crd,' S. C.'.WU '122 '
i4V nuiui'Uiinn j
Butter; N.4J.'.to : a 20
do North.em.25 S5 a 4C
y jj&gsw. .a 24.
rfgyte Jg rlli rn, per bbl
Tdlty 23 OJ a .20 60
rtouT.OKOO a70 00
Orniv. nr tviwdlil . '
Tfiiu " 00 80 at 16,90 '
Rump.'. .':16 W a: 17 CQ ".
Suit, Alum, jieri "
bat 'Waaii.i So a 2 oo 1
Laverpool.'Back-, jgrouud
cargo. . ; ; :.0 80 f. 0 0
Frcnlfrtore.608 a 1 25
Ameriesn..O 00 a 1 2j .
AJoru 00 a 118-t-.:.-..f;
a -9X
Orollnaj;" -a-'- 9V
-6reen.i.. .'.C a ' -7 '
t)l-r.T..:;.V'.;l4 ia 13'
Vntt RtMV - IPO i
Kutern...000 alfid-
O.-i.-4;.V.i.-..i-.-0
I Northern. I 45 a 1 60
B.... 10
li.i.J.r..:.-;.'ro
kttfWt7Vl
o i.
wortnern.. . . . ok a- r
her rtrtCf-BlilliglM, fefil I
4S wader j.
i.ixw. uomcaots. iloo t
a noo
Common.. -3 .36 2 ty
Staves,-per M.,
W. J. bbl.OO 00 a 00 00 .
per ton.-,. 1 20 a lfft
UiffTiorS, iier gnl , (dout)
VV lilKKSy..l to 4 oo ,
Uourbon.2 00 a. 3 CO .
N.;E. Jtc...:8 00 a 3 00 . .
O. Uhd.ua 00 a 00 00
f liuber, pec M..i t
ililiinit; .00 0000 00 '
Mtn,p uex.iaO0al5Q
Mill, fair ..a 00 a 12 00
Gin...... .4 00 ja.7.0ft.
Bj-iMdy .4 oo a.s oo
doADulel a a. 00 .
Tai4ut toori435a6 05
lp "eacli-a 25 . 3 50, ,
.Xailuw per lt, 1 a. 11
KATEN OF FKEIGirr..
AKTIOLBSi"
rcrtJteHmef
Per. Sailing
.. , Y ousel.
'Xo New VOnic,
ido Turj
vt bbl. .
65
.65
0
55
ro
5
15
10
8
00 a
IN
;oo
eunuts ' " .
3
10
oa
To Vuii.Ataef.TnuU
I'.n.la i.r. ...... i ....
W. I. . 1'V 1 11.1
per bbl....
0 00 a
0 00 a.
0 in a
0 IK) a
0 Ml.
0 GO a
lit a
0 00 a
CO
. ou
' 50
50
1 00
50
2 Q
0 75
12
8 t
Tar .iff bbl
1 Oft
so;
l aj
. is
.10
8 00 .
oo a
CO a
. o a
0 no a
to a
Kosiii....'. ...ir bll
Cit.Uj!U...in.-r Ijile
Cottuu CUhko
liU luijcr .............
To Haltimokk.
Guide . Tu.riijL'iitUMJ,
per.bba.: .
Tar jier bbl.
Spirits Turpentine,
per bbl....... .
Kofin. ...... per bbl.
vottou.:. . .': r bale.'
Peanuts., vper bnsh.:
hum ber. ............!
TJ Bostoit.
0 SON
0 oo a
08 a
00 a
0 00 a
00 a
0 oo a
o 4f..eo oo s
0 45
0 46
o IP o oo a
f0
45
0 00
00
' 01)
00
6 50
78
45
0 00
7 50
2 00
8 00'
Crude Turpentine,!
per bbl 0 00 a 0 00
?vt.VUriia!3 ift 00 a.- 0. o
0 00
a&.
0 00
o oo
IK)
00
0 00
fl 70
0 70
1 i
70
2 10
00
12 ro
SpinUi Tiirpenliuc,
wr bbl.
4VVm a
0 00
0 00
00
Oil
Oi-
ItoMn ijr
's ..' a
Cotton
le.i a
Peanuts. ..ptm
"0,a
-o a.
L.umter..
wiljii VBTOJV naUETmx u u ft
. jHsf v
OORKEOTKU:
BT RANK Of WW HAKOVIB
Gold..
....w. HO 112
Silver ......4 1)3
: 109
excuange bspu&un Northern - l
OitCS. . .jf . .i, . . ...... sr.
Exchange 3 d.jvott jtocUi-h
--t'laljr.'
N. C. BoarfftMld K 4oipon. ..i
iH)
Io. . 1S68..C.. 20 r
lo. r.er , 19.r
lo. Special Tax TMk.. ..-71
N. C. bonds iss'd U N l! Knd 50
W. & W. It. Ii. bondd 71nold Itlt.) )
W. O. & R. 11. K. bond 8vc 55 "
Wilmington City bond98 lc.'.i.'.;.. 74
. - "' 7c M
' ' old tiVo.... 65
" - . new ejc ... 65 Gold In
' -" 8VC.. 80 ,
New "Hanover County bonds (10
vearg) itc (iioia int.)..
70
rew Hanover County bonds, (5
yearn) ec (Gold Int.)... 92
W. & V. Kailroad Stock, (Par. 1"0) 60
NorthCarolinalt.lt." t " 100K43 .
WC. A U. K. H. V 'H ( 50) r
Ifast National JfcutK - 3o. It '
Wilmington Bn'dg Ajwo'ii " 45 70
Mecliauii" " " 43 65-.
KavM Otiiino?i:o . -" r - ,u Ho -
XtU'KE W1LU.BK AN KI.KCTIOX HELD
a, the ufurl ptollfng pl'aees ih New'Itatiover
counfy en the first Thursday in AnguH; l-74,
fqr the election of :
1st. Superintendent of Public Instruction
2d. Member of Congress; 3d. Members pt'th
State Senate and House, of Rcpreteutalits
4th. County Officers, vii:- Fiva County Com
missionary, Sheriff, County Treasurer, Kegis
ter of Iet-ds, Ccunty Survejor, Coroner and
CU-rk of tlie Superior Court ; 5th, Judge of the
Superior Court and oolicltcr for the Fourth
ludicial District.
A K. BLACK, Shcr-ll".
Wilmington, N. C, Julv3,1S74
july4 . . KVd&wltw4wFrid8
Molasses ! Molasses !
ISO Hhds. aud Bbls. New Crop Cuba Molasses,
125
1 5.-
'" Sugar Eouse Molasses,
'po'diari'f'leeoe Syrnp,
4
For sale low by
KIKCHfiEUA CUMK BEOS.
July 19 j. f .171
Q0rijifry and Flour.
' Firxlejbv- f"'' ,v Ta- ;
?ji)fy $S-5 Si X ;!17 I
J
i5
: !
m
S H 9r
SIS 5
on in;:i
5
ttiti
50 Boxes Siipokejl Sides, , .
itHhtls Smoked Sidea,- j
3,ftVBnMhe'i' Prime White Corn. '
7.00ft y-.V U. ' " -Mixf d Corn, i
100 Bblsi; C. ML Pork, . !
1,000 Bbla. Floiir (all grades), .',.
ISO BbW Stigur,"- ; ; - " '
150 Sacks Prime Rio CoflVe,
50 Tubs Leaf Lard,
504) Pales Prime Hay,
100 Dozen Water Backets,
75 Boxes Tobacco,
75 Cases (1 oz.) R. R. Mills Snuff,
25 Bbls. Lemon and Soda Crackers,
75 Boxes Candy,
250 " Candles,
300 Kegs Nails,
: 20 Tons Hoop Iron,
750 Spirit Casks (2d hand),
C v7&Bbk. Glne,
For sale low by . . .'.
' : ' WILLIAMS & MURCHISON.
jnly 19
171
Corn! Corn ! Coral
5 000 BtJSHEL,s white cRKt
2QQQ " YISLX.OW COBS, '
Fr sale by . j -
KEKCHNKB i C ALDK BRB.
July 23 ;. lj
a 9 .
ka Iff
$a 10 W
a 11 .
SO 60 a 70 it 00
) Li K
mi
General MarSBeportsi.
K p n jbT:
tSP 22 lln Stocks
aun unsi waic Aioney f ; per: ceni.
Gold liif 0ttline Exchsmge-lonff,
l$187l; fdk:t' t' 99.. Government Se-
st9xmv msimrcK msx .oaies;
I --cv- -.-p... -. .
T ourities eduKf Se'Bpaids quiet.
iT: X-0" &Jt2BW&rJ&2mmM wtli f cents.
-.piJiinu urmei. wru quiei
ana uncnangeu. 1'ork urm mess $21
TPnrWrlrntsl ; sS
ntm at.53U0 to - 82 25 for atraiaed.
Freights heavy.- - -"r ..- ....... . . :
.tetrfBftqaenejd pAeady-at the follow
ing quotations:.. July, nominal ; Au
gust; 16 3-16 to 16i cents ; Septem-
mXfWG..,. v i t . ; tl ;.
' 'FinHriiiat.:' ;.. -i ; 1 -
H'NewftTYbToq'i Julv : 22 j M.
Money at 2 to "2 per cent. Ster
ling - Exchange doll and steady r.
887 to Sl8?i. Gold 109 to! 109J.
'Government fcJecuTities active and
Steady-; State Bonda quiet and : nom
iaL: -vm, ..;.-. i ...... j v-
Commercial.:: S J t;
. .Cotloc, quiet j , sales, of 531 bales at
17 to 173 cents. Southern flour ; quiet
and Unchftnged; . Wheat, light supply at
SI SO to i SI 35 for. winter red and am
ber wesfero .Ckirri 1 . ceilt better at 78
to" 79V cents' for western mixed. 1 Cofl
leeJOctiteChad finrteV-irio 19 to 23
cents; an advance of 1 cent ia better
grades,"- Sugar - quiet and " steady at
71'. to 9ents fpx fair to good refining;
8j cents forprime; 7 to 8 cents for com
mon to good Muscovado; 9J cents for
centrifugal ; . refined , dull , and rather
heavy. Molasses quiet and steady.
Kice f diflU aud urrctianged. Tallow
dull at- 8 to 8 8-16 ?elit8. - llosin firm
at 2 25. Spirits Turpentine firm at
37 to 371 cents. Pork firmer new
mess $21 to 21 50. Beef quiet at
S12 12 J to $12 50. Whiskey firmer at
99 cents.
; Cotton net receipts 1 27 bales : gross
receipts 753 bales. Futures close 1
firm with sales of 9,700 bales, as fol
lows: July, nominal; August, 16 9-32
cents bid; September, 16 21-32 cents;
October, lb iy-rf2 cents; November,
16 15-32 to 164 cents; December,
13 15-32 to 16J cents.
. JJaltihore, July 226 1 M.
Cotton dull middling 16J cents; gross
receipts. 4 bales; exports coastwise,
40 bales; sales 55 bales; stock . on hand
4,540 bales. Flour dull and steady ;
Howard street and Western superfine
at $4 25 to S5; do extra $G 25 to $6
75 ; city mills superfine- $-4 to $5; do
extra $5 25 to $6;old brands $7 to $7 50;
do family 7 to 9 50. Wheat steady
and more active but unchanged. Corn
firmer ; white Southern 90 to 92 cents;
yellow Southern 83 cents; mixed
Western 78 cents. Oats firm; South
ern 70 to 73 cents; Western mixed 63
to ' (!5 cents; do white 67 to 70 cents!
Rye- quiet. Provisions strong and
higher. Mess Pork $22 to 022 50.
Bulk meats shoulders 8 to 8i cents;
clear rib sides 10J to 10f cents. ; Ba
con shoulders 9 cents; clear rib sides
11 j cents. Sugar cured hams 16 to
17i cents. Lard 13 cents. Western
buv.ter is a sbadeeasier but unchanged.
Co:Tee nominal and dull. . Whisky
qniet at 99 cents to $1. Sugar un
changed. Louisville. July 226 P. M.
Flour firm with fair demand; super
fine 4 to $4 50. Corn qniet and un
changed; white 82 to 84 cents; mixed
74 to 75 cents. Pork active and high
er" at' $22 50. - Bacon nrm; shoulders
81 cents; clear rib sides 11 cents; clear
sides 112- cents. Hams sugar-cured
15 to -15 eentsi plain 141 cents. Lard
at 13 to 14 cents for tierce; 14J for
keg. Whisky 95 cents.
Cincinnati, July 226 P M-Flour
dull and drooping. Corn dull; mixed
65 to 66 cents. Pork strong sales
at 821 25 to 22 spot and buyers' option
till middle of August. Lard firm;
summer at llj to 11? cents; kettle 13J
to 13 i cents. Bacon firm; shoulders;
8 1 cents; clear rib 10 cents; clear 11
cents. Whisky firm at 95 cents. ;
New Orleans, July 226 P. M. j
Cotton quiet and unchanged; mid
dling JGl cents; net receipts 701 bales;
gross receipts 2P7 bales; exports to
Great Britain 2,452 bales; sales of 250
bales; stock on hand" 27,003 bales. j
Phtt.adelphia, July 226 P. M.
Cotton dull; middling 17J cents; low j
middling, 16J cents; strict good prdi- j
nary 15s cents; good ordinary; 15J
cents; ordinary 13 cents; net receipts
56 bales; gross receipts 701 bales.
' Chaleston, July 2u -6 P. M. Cot
ton quiet middling luj cents; net
receipts 75 bales; export to France,
1,693 baleSf -exports rooastwise, 58
bales; sales 150 bales;-gtock on hand
7,149 bales. ' v ; - ; ;
SAVANNAjBJr2-6PM. Cotton
steady; middling -16 cents; net re
ceipts 52 bales; gross receipts 52
bles; exports coastwise 302 bnles;
sales of 122 bales; stock on hand 9,709
bales. ;
Augusta, July 226 P. M. Cotton,
demand . . good, offerings very light;
middling 15J cents; receipts 25 bales;
sales 65 bales.
FORIiKiN JIAKKLTS Hy Cable.
Liverpool, July 22 Noon Cotton
qniet and unchanged; sales of 12,000
bales, including 3,000 bales for specn
latiotf and export". Sales of uplands,
nothiug below. good ordinary, deliv
erable July 8 l-16d. Sales of ship
ments of new crop, middling uplands,
nothing below good ordinary, 8id.
Breadstuff quiet. Corn 37s. Cheese
59s. 6d. Lard 54s. 3d.
Liter Cotton Oi the sales to-day,
6.300 bales were American.
'Liverpool, July 22 Evening
Cotton Sales of uplands nothing be
low low middliugs.deliverable in July,
Sd. Do. do. deliverable August and
September, 8 3-1 Od. Sales of ship
ments of iiew. cronjou a basis of-- mid
inng upsancif,
)rdiuairyt ".Sgd,
uuthicg ijielpw good
The grasshopper plague commenced
iu 1873, and it wus from the millions
of eggs then left that tlie clouds of
grasshoppers now come. . Ten eggs
may be deposited now for the one de
posited in 1873. The. settlers will -or-lailiJy
Tiiake a calcelatiou of thwt 'kind.
If the entomologists are not able to
find a way to destroy the eggs of the
grasshopper in the ground without the
exienditnre of much money, both
Iowa and Minnesota will lo&e large
inrrsf-the.-pe)pte. i
Mclittbold'tfBnchnta tn great family
(ii.-.iieint- tor obieares ot the kidneya and Kiitrt
red org.tns. Full direr.tloni' accomnariy faeli
lii-ttle. Ixv-k out f'.r counturl'i-iia. .TJ e (rf uo-
hs the prrrite proprletvy ""it' W H . T
H'-into .l It is ii-t tutir. l. l. - ... :4h r
Nom? rtit th- f.-fnine gi - - ' . tlifi F
H.-niv. Yolk, sole A
NEW ARRIVALS
This Week.
WACCAMAW ANDOIP FR.1R FRESH
l!E5TKI KIOK,
HAMS, SIDES, SHOULDERS.
(Dry Salted aud Smoked).
English and Scotch Ales,
COFFEES of all kinds at Rn'nced . Prk-ei,
FISH, CASK GOOIS ol ali kinds, TOII.F.T
SOA P -, Kbie Pale and Common SOAPS,
Twenty different hinds of TONIC BITTEKS
Clears, Tobacco,
Kerosene Oil,
" '.--' M&F, Com auad Oata
With Hundtcdaei other Articles of
Groceries at Wholesale.
. CASH or c'ose buying customer can b
raited always, with Oeod UoooU at Lowest Mar
ket Prices. . . . ,
ATRIAH A TOIXER8 .
Biay S -. ids
7J;
.! i-n.- 1":.!7!-ARRIVED. abo I 1.2 ,.f -'
Schr Equators - Ranger,' Nassau,1 ' (6
days) E Kidder & Sons,- wit 83 tons
iron, pine apples; Ume8'-antrirtles '
Steamship Pioneer; Wakely, Phila
delphia, Worth & Worth." f J u f
Steamships D j Foley, Pripej ' Bal
timore, "A D Cazatrxi i
Schr Fairfield, Roberts,' s Fairfield,
DeRocset & Co. -.- . - ; .
Schr Beulah Benton, Weeks, Hyde
County, DeBosset & Co, .- ... .. ;
Schr. Katie Edwards, Moorf,1 Ta
Landing, Edwards & Hall.' , -r
Schr: Adele,; Moore, Sloop Point.Ed
wards & Hall, , t h,t., " 1
Schr Minnie Ward. Bloodcood J Tar
janaing, jca waras & 4iau. . , . - -
Schr John, Gabriel,, Hew. York, Wil
liams & Murchison. . j .
T- -t - -n . . . ' ... ...
Sphr Mary QarVi.'Harilliiltidel-
pnia, iiarriss & Howell. , , i
Ger Brig C Newmann . Galdebehn.
Dethloff, New Bedford, . 23days, E
xescuau a; esiermann.: .. -
Steamshi'n Benefactor. Jona. Xaw
t-lu r.J r
:'- ' CLEARED. .
July 18 Bx Briar Maud. Mefeaac
jjiverpooi, jjeitosset ; & uo. : .
bchr Mary A Holt. Hirrric. Arrnvo
i . iv. j kj t i'arsiev v- t;o
Br Brier Little Harrv Itnnrh "Ffam.
burg, .Williams. & Murehiaori: "
German Bng Leo. i Kroff6r. Liver-
pooi, jjejttossec & uo.; .,.
Norwegian Briir Ara. Isaiohsen. Ant
werp, Williams & Murchisoni :..
Steamshm Reerulator. Freeman New
York. BarrvBrnn- ; i
Schr L T KniehtL Ne-wlinVynnrt
Mass., J H Chadbourn & Cb.
Schr Hattie, Turner, ! Boston j J H
Chadbourn & Co. ' -
Steamship D . J Foley, Price, Bal-
lmore, A D Uazaux. ' 1 -
Steamship Pioneer. 1 Wakelv. Phila
delphia, Worth & Worth.' i: '
German Barque Charlotte, WaHis,
Rotterdam WiUiams & Murchison. .
Thomas Van Gilder, Van Gilder,
Perth AmbeyyN"J,f Harris & Howell.
. ., EXPOUTS. ,
v. , COASTWISE. . -
New York Steamshi n Regulator
3,160 bbls rosin, 631 cask? spirits tur-
v.nAr "t 1 1- . A . . m r -m
ptsMfciue, io oois rar, zo ao cruae tur
pentine, 68 bales sheeting, 10 do yarn,
5 bbls wine, 22 pkgs mdse.
Newburyporfc Schr L T Knight
iuj,4-i ieac lumber, ?
Boston Schr Hattie 245,539 feet
lumoer. i : . . ;
. Baltimore Steamship D J Foley
avb ddis icin,lWdo tar, 100 do pitch,
67 casks spirits turptntine, 84 bushels
peanuts, 1 pkg mdse.
Philadelphia Steamship Pioneer
o.i bales cane fibre, 38 tlo yarn, 122 do
cotton, 84 casks spirits turpentine, 8
pkgs mdse 138,875 shingles, 150! bbls
tar, 100 do' crude turpentine, 732 do
rosin, 36 ale kegs, 10 hhds molasses,
8,760 feet . lumber, 255 bushels pea
nuts, 2 bales herbs.-
Perth Amboy, N J Schr Thos Van
Gilder 176,857 feet lumber.
'FOREIGN.
Liverpool Br Brig Maud 754
casks spirits turpentine, 500 bbl3
crude turpentine, 838 do rosin.
Antwerp Nor Brig Ara 2,500 bbls
rosin.
Liverpool German Brig Leo 1,
540 casks spirits turpentine. "
Hamburg Br Brig Little Harry
3,508 bids rosin.
Arroyo, P. R. Schr Mary A Holt
142,271 feet lumber, 74,900 shingles.10
bbls tar, 5 do pitch.
Rotterdam German Baraue Char
lotte 3,716 bbls rosin.
List of Vessels Iu tbe Port or Wll
mUlKtoii, IV. C, July
Remarks. We respectfully ask Con
signees, Consuls, Captains and owners,
to notify us of any change of vessel
while in port.
STEAMSHIPS.
Lucille, Bennett, AD Cazaux
BRIGS.
C Newmann Galdebehn, Dethloff, dis,
iu Peschau rfe Westermann
Maria Lamb, Jenkins, dis,
V lck & Mebane
Bertha, Kester, dis,
E Peschau & Westermann
Susannah Knapp, Edwards, dis, ;
Master
Flamingo, Nesfield, dis, RE Heide
BARQUES.
German Charlotte, Wallace, dis, -
K Peschau sr Westermann
SCHOONERS
Equ&tor.Ranger, dis, E Kidder ASons
Anna Edith, Lyons, dis,
. J) WV Iverchner & (JalderBros
Tarry Not, Timmons, dis,
ilarriss & Howell
M F Br&dsbaw, Bradshaw, dis,
B F-Mitchell & Son
Schr Ruth A Price, Price, dis Master
Isabella, Fischer, dis,
. : Williams & Murchison.
Only Son, Meader dis, CCBWCo
John, Gabnci, dis,
Williams & Murchison
Mrry H Hard, Hard, dis,
Williams & Murchison
l,it of VenMlv Sailed for tbis Port
BREMEN!
Ger Barque Sebastian, Bach,
sld May 17
ANTWERP.
Emanuel, Tobiassen, sld April 19
NEW. YORK.
Barque Dover, Stephens, eld May 2
GRAVESEND.
Lady Douglass, Goddard.- ld Feb 21
BERMUDA.
Br Brig Coronella, sld Dec 11
LIVERPOOL;
Charia, Kinch, eld April 24
Maria Lamb, Laurensen,
" " ' "ent outTJarch 24
t -BRAKE.
Brig Primus. Peters, sld March 1
New York & Wilming
ton S. S. Co.
WEEKLY STEAMSHIP LIXE.
$PV':-
(oiHlWCil Of tlie StchnuJ:!;.!"
BF.NEFAC TOR, Capt. JoSes.
REG ULATOTV - - - . - 4 Wood.
Oilier t-i-'ninf if to be'iidded" wiildn a 't w weeks
for a regnin rsenii-weeKly iine.
K.tr the ineM-iit will sail from
NEW YOIiY EVERY SATURDAY,
. . AT 3 I M.
i
WILMINGTON EVERY FIsIDAY.
'I bese .i.wanier f(Hiii"Ct at Wilmipptosi with
the Wi iiiinr' on '. lua-til t .V Aiii'imr'-i and
W'i iuitiin A wrl Ion "i KohiU hIi-o with
the ti.roU'- C.-ltri khiIwhy. i 0:. F-ur
Kivi r SIM--r (jiit'S lhr uh H-! ol i. ding
to il p i.iis i" N- rlli ai.d Sou t.C'aJO m.i.tor
gi an A I tiini ,
pit I'rriihi ei!ti; ment - i'v
A I '.AZlTX. .
gfti.t. Wiinjligion. N. O.
S'M. P. CI.YPK , Cer.eial Rei.ts.
6 B'w ina O een, New Voik.
or Pier 3 1', E iht b inr."
jul7 2 .,' ,KI
; jst-. : ,
Bungs, Glue,
Matches, &c.
3S BbUanga,' utl tfzs;t ' - .v :
125 i Sert DiUU'Giu. i
'7 Cross Matches, i .
125 Kegs Nil,
For sal by
KKUCIIER&CALDKRBKOS.
july IJ ll
Glue, Hoop Iron and
-' - Rivets. "
Otfi BBL,3,GMJE, . f -'--
20 TONS HOOP IRON,
PAPERS RIVETS, '
For sale by - - i
KEKCHKEE & C ALDER BROS. '
jaly 23 -
MABINK
pMtCM--Spirit Casks.
50ft STAKDARD CASKS, T !:
Vbr Riieby'- '" f'!
1 KEEC'trNBIt & CALDER BROS,
July 23 . --i:- . 174-
PURE GERMAN
!
White Wine Vinegar,
' ..; ! . . !':.: . ' - "
(Jit RETAIL ' ;
Or in Family- Packages of Five Gal-
. ' Ions Each I
The Purest and Best Vinegar imported and
as low in price aordinary Cidei Vinegar.' "
: y Can be shipped to any part of the conn-
try.
CHAS. D. MYERS & CO.
and 7 North Front St.
13
July 13
Just Received a Lot of
HUTCHINSON'S
CIDER AND WINE dSlLLS,
Both Single and. Double, of bxtka quality,
At
jaly 21
GILES & MURCITISON'S.
172
couons, sort
Tlil'.OAT.ISFLl'
T SZA, V.' II CO P.
i n a c o u ii,
Ctoi-p, r.r.vi-niT-rn.
Asthma,
evry a!!oc;i":i ti
tho viiuoat, i.rscs
fin.l oiESr, n:-o
rjicpclily and nor-liianc-iitjy
ct;r.Hl ty
tho nsooi Da. 'Wis
tae's Ualra op
W T ' ., ,. ..
vrtieh do- not dry np a congi nnd loavo the 'enusu
oraina. cm loosens It, clesnsos the. lunjrs and aliavS
irritation, thus remav ing the cans of the coiapUuct.
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CCPvED
by a timely resort to this standard rcmnlr, as is
proved by hundreds of testimonials it ha", recc-ired.
2i??f'lfj2liinetl "7- on tho wrapper,
BLTH W. FOWLK A 80X, PnoprjErots, lio?
row. iLLm. Sold, by dealers ccntraihr.
GREATEST REDUCTION GF
THE SEASON !
TTTE WILL OFFER FOR THE KEXT
TillRTV DAYS our entire stock of
-SUMMER
DRESS
AND
FANCY
DRY
GOODS,
TO WHICH WTT.E TE ADDID A LAROE
STOCK OF
BLACK SILKS,
ALPACCAS AND
IRISH LINENS,
At Less than New York Wholes a 1
Prices.
We also offer a large stock of gooJs
for Men'i and Boy j' wear, at lower
prices than ever before known ih Wil-
minpion.
Ladies and Gentlemen desiro:ts of
purchasing may feel nasnred cf receiv
ing
Extraordinary Barga ins..
The above sale will commence to
morrow, and be conducted exclusively
for CASH.
All are inviled. Tho smallest buyer
will receive the Eame attention as the
largest.
B. WEILL.
A. WEILL, Agent.
At tlie New Store, Cornel of Front
and Princess Streets.
Jnr.eV'l
118
JUST RECEIVED
ANOTlIRi: AKSOl.lMKST OT"
Embroidered
Edgings
and
1,000
YARfH JIOHK ?
THOSK
CENT
. SATIN S7RIFED !
VICT0IUA
AT :
M.M.KATZ5S,
36 MARKET STREET4
jn
IH
le
Graham & Hash,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
'.. CH ARIrOTTE, N. C : j . .
PRACTICE IN THE STATE AKI) Ft
eTal Courts, and make collections any
where in North Carolina. Also negotiate sale?
efHeal Estate. AgrioaUoral,-Mineral and
Lumber tracts, and desiraole City Lota con
stantly en band.
-Jaly v - " 1584X
v ill
j - - - f -
Stephen.. "W.. Koblo,
Admiuistiator of Job. a
i'iiiia( urwftscui i wui4 mill rBHUOMT,
: j airr 4amles.SlilIs,li(r;Bryant Mills, and
P&eAs, to. !r? taU AtuU. '
To the ShcriJ of 04lsi7w County, Greeting: '"
You Ara. hereby oiteaded'rfo summons
pauses i Mills,- Sr., Mcrta'LJor her nut
band Jsckson lyr dktiSfflhESmhM
uuraaiiu a uopiiD-xieiiueuM., lAns Mills. Brr-
&ut UB,XarEiIiUa,HoUiidjA3saw and ber
husband JLmds AsSew,' Ann Koonoa, James L.
rilis,-Ann M. k)bIV Wlreof plaintiff and na-
. . ; M .. tj- i ..... a , . -
uuu5), auiii juaugw- wf er nosDana
Lemuel W: Hodtfet?, Mournltig King and her
husband Jts Kin Bfltsy 4l.laebhrti, W. H.
defendant, Lizza M11U-, Cl-li Torner and her
hnsband; Lewi&'-TPnriier, vid' Ttrislded in the
S tato of JTUineiB when: fn heaod eitt i William,
John. James, Iizza, Lott .and E4jrard Mills,
and the other issue of "vmiim ?lf:I!, deceased,
(son of aTiatlier'V, iliiansi l-iris,lo8sed, which
last named William w3 a bxoUiec ct-plaintiffs
Jnfesta.te, John'Msn?,-"al!6f wUorh;hen last
heard of, Wro'rL'illii fijnflrfri Cool or Cold
Spring pot oaic!f, ,foU Ciiunty-i'exas),-defendants,
if they be found vithln your county,
toaf.pear at tbe-iiica of tbo CHwrK bfthe Supe
rior Court lor tho cuuois Onsiolr. within
twenty-two days after tho service pf this sum
mons on them, excludivef fUc t of such ser
vice, and io:swer tho cvmpUirit Hod petition,
copips or which will be Jepotited 3ii the office of
the Clerk of U.e iSnperrorO ittt'-for Onslow
county witOiin ton Uys from, thai dAe or this
buisiruoi.f ; and let tli.-m take notice that if they
fs-I to answer the rsi.f vrtnf.lalrit 'and petition
within that time, tin- p'.asnif aiiit-' -petitioner
wi',1 apply to the (Viirt for the rtjief demand
ed in The coir.pla'mt and petition.
Hereof iail lie-,i ai d of U-l-s sncxniocs nut
duo rt turn. ,
flireli t!ittr rrtv f arid tlrtd"BO sPal of said
-Court, tUfrf :i:h duy of July; A; t., 1M4.
11U44G1NS,
e'. of S nrir:or CV-as t uf .Onflow Count v.
jnly 2t ' !" - ' w6t.
St. Gary's School,
; ..I I- -! i
THE aiTY FIFTH .'XJEi'M.-iOi1 THIS
h'chool will ciaiaiciire oii 'ijinrdfl,y, Sep.
tumberSd,. 1S74, p.nd ooutinue - twenty weeks.
The loilo.wuin term , wiH cfimroencei January
21ft, 1875, and ei;t June 10th.
la beaaty,-it.'ccssiility, andhflafthfulnessof
situation, social, literaryi,;monl and treligious
adTdiitaccs; iiud moderation in rlmrp. t.hi
school is not pirris5scd by' Any 'rimilar inslltu-
uon iu mo co'iiHr.r. .. . .,..,-..
For a circular. conti.iug , full particulars,
apply to the Xt't-trr,
lluv, AIjIIKIIT RI KUI73V . D.,
. , . ; i.ilialeigb. N. C.
rf-y 22 , , ,r nad&wit
ESTlJniHEI) 1844.
iljmitoa : Journal
(WEEKLY)
THE LARGEST, BEST. ANi) CHEAP
EST PAPER PUBLtSUED IN
NOilTU CARbljNA;1!
Ti.o 'V;.!:i1i5gtciu',?oirRni."( Weekly) on cn-t-'i-in'
ttpt'!i irs t went y-ninm ritnii.il volume, hua
been grpatly euittTcud anl 1111 proved, it is tho
only tiiirt v-.-x coiuuiu iiai-i ui Ua State.
AS
r.? i i;!i KV JOI KY4I,, IT
Es braced in rt? -i 4trurts ip a more Complete,
corupierj vc-t coaapreheysivo ihiatery of tho
worui s .ioinf;p,.f.-ri:i week t.j.wssk, than can
powibiy be tOiind Ui any othtr journal.
If is just th'j pper for the horno RTrd nre?ide,
full 01 'good rsadi:ig ; aii tho bet Editorials r
the dH.;y ; all the Coin-etgional, Legislative
and Political nsws of the day.
Its Market Heports
ara ni v7fir full and aeerirate. Tha" Review of
ta a Matketif is accepfud by. tbe mercantile com
Enmity as the true index of tho commerce cf
the city, while Us reoor other markets are
foil and reliable. ; ; ' t
INTERESTING- -
Stories, TaSes, &c.
are piTtiT? every tveski niriiing-i'; the best fan
ily paper pulLit a in His country. i .
its eixjcjujioiv-
is very largo
karonKho-at. the Stato . and
whole Sci:tu. ITi New IX.ir- iver. Edsecombe
111 New liar- iver.
Onp'osv, 5cplir!, Hsmpson-, I'mnawtcV, Bladen
and t:i.i:;roliu it , J- etpee'.aUy.. large while in
J!alita.T, Vib-on, "vVavne, ;.-trJerot, Robeson,
Richniond . : 'Anson , '"nrab: rlsnrt' ' and Moore,
and in lver! ooonties ot" t'nat Camjina, its
ciruiC.-it'ou is ery good. . .-. ., ,it ..i
It is x-ublihoii i very Filuzj on tha follow
ing - '" -
'g es b-s mm i
One copy, for onq year.'. . . r ,t,. .,.$2 00
Ono copy, for six moutIi3... , . 1 00
Three copies, for one year. .'. . . 5 50
Four copies, for one year. .. .1'.. 7 00
Five copies for one year. ... . 8 50
Ten copies, for one year .' . 1 . . .15 00
Twenty copies, for cue year. . . . .25 00
l&r Toerry gettfr-ittiofu OI.UB OF TEN;
one copy -s ili boetiit i'me lor ono year.
QLU L!Vl.i AJii L' IlEAI:
Tl"stii:!y fr the Kitttlc Fields.
lTii.l. r liies uhu.e tit'fj A 1-rei.oi-.' tu j.ullii-h
ti r in ji:v-;-sai.er, h 1 6i:t.t,'y tly. ia book
form, a ivi v of ftrtleii-i'ji'fvit.g't tic war record
of or:h (!jiru!i)..i lic.'a Uje lie-tion mf Lincoln
in N"v. 1 i ., to tL -ic?o t ..lie war. between
the Stnes in Slay. VfTf. My j rfen embraces
three -iiv..--lur : . . i . .
l.-t, Ar.ucuiit c.l i-r.th u:n-..!fi. utyi (titttle on
the -..:',(.- i:t-!:i tii- v.aUr.-'. f .Si.rt'h Carolina
2d Af.-otii tof ?Ti-r iKii'..- f-uj;ht' diirinj;
the vtat on ti. st ;J u; :mj ;-a'e in ivhi h any
ol't!;e ir. oiiKof Ni rth C ..r Ii-. a t.ok i.art e-.e-:;1
care beine r-i!-:t; rtn' T. ?;,-Jt thoiietrooj s
;id an i snli'ci C'l n -ath f thce battlt-), nnd
hat t;l-": v ai d or.r twicers and men
f iir'T won.
ail." "A 8i'iirn C :rt for -rvll rime." An
ezilanatlo". i U;e third djvisi.m of Uie jro
;i..sed plan li-til b-.! .-aibmi: t at t later day.
Tint' ma .-riirc; s.-fcl'v iif'.-o'inidMt' thin r
iluiu.. but ;ilHsiriir Ktvf.in)p"ed werk.T invoke
ilie hid of - i j jro her !.iir.-..,;.iid Hhk them
o riirnih r. .iti rj;t)whi.-h eit be arranged
!il .i-s:e; ..-' tmoria-s la-ii-i !cty recorder
Ihe , t'oii . ii.s .f t'tt: M.:? ' X'crtU Carolina
utHi! t atti; iii i.i .- of I.'..- Ci-::lV(!iTiii-y ; and
eti.-ria .'r o 1 ask aii whi. raii vrit to furnfc-li
ni otat ;"t i-very l a- tn'-1:??ft'tTiey partici
i at.-d. an i li;e I art I .: -i - by t. uir immediate
eommnndK. .
Ihe t.n.- inij t-o hav come to v. rilo this por
tion .f Korta -OTrdl.-iVi I'hlo'v; hot, it has
itoic M uolUx't W!t:tr ajid f.r; ii;;e-it lor the
use of the f'.turo i,i.-:orI.m. The living actois
wi'i so-.i.i ::v.-a.-, .;:1
taatio:i, i:&U"-:i yuli.t r-ii
ever. Ili-m-f. a'ter v-ui i
iat!c)i v;iualle trior
-., mltliH lotit fnr-
iii loi t-a-.c-raj yfarsfor
nw ..ho i..i.re orjr-.-i;t.-it nn-iwlake tho
fjt-(H. I !iiv-d"tT,!.:iM .iiViM 1 fe rcRiain
inp cra of .a iii'.ito ti-h l i-t.r of love lor iuy
uaii w- S!'e, or ; ;.d;-i.i: Z't-Q '. '? tlse (tallant
Bi-ti -.vi o ?: ivo I,.-'. : r.rtisi iMe f;lwry ojku
! i r.,:.-. X'j !ve ji.crf sccoijliiN iirit ii news
ipef i . -it .";.- 'u- nt-.i)i a:id irorp,
it' ;iiiv r.-f...- h' -it, mil rcr.
ri-. l i i cto; e The i: skai p:ms. into thp rooro
i;.ii.j to: b ji.tu it. xiit aM'tinc Mnti it
r-nv
I'
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r tt-
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vr-r rf-'
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cf- p
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".:e if. a v.iluxlj.e ac-
J t iTtlteUetitii. -.ti
t ; vj?rs H,e war
iv:r tprrlion and
tir rrv- t i h-FM-n my
work : ;ra..1eto. and "I
: ..if-al.i.? iM-lil)orer
'NVa'rli 'if5ii i!ict
I?" ti'i:a- -toM-tSiu1-."
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tier, rs.' ( Mi
)rt ir-.u-. OtlK-
5iHftft1 who eoin-
p.-in U d "-" irf'i ( '
; - 'XT-, tt --i i ttUi'y
l-r if i.-ifc-sM-iTr Iiithcir
rn ss . i?. re I li
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If. ' 'J ''' v! rii
oivnativ" i;iv
c to.'.r ..e-iS C'it btirinjj
. " :. I -:..'" fV fi.'cl hlir-rfOf
'ijmtriJv Jmi.-te!Tefrjllv
Hhfi.i,.i i;.)M uui nij.j'.ic' iu:ft.itoMi anv
.!h-;.
Mt bfl-ri, r,t'
v jl E!5 tl: M
; i--.-; as a- c .- o- -lt:l'rHi-,'rti'liV
f
ti; rrr- ttif a" favor
f . r -?acjb 1 of.'thU : 5-rw-('.c
r. T:?' ft, uo- or more
Jfi.iini;,; tVf.- '
. i I.t:.-.-'
iviBi.- j.jiJ tb!'lejid," New-
TJ (if-t " ;! ei- ;. l-abo'-t'te 10th
',!". !.- "i"-i-r'-ij r-flrf-y-? f f tear In ad-rb-.
. ; . ,. ..'.TEt'liRN
j; i ! l?:i.f- '.-: K. 5 ft V
a i
mur. ct)?Au?xr.tisi:r kkkktofore
JL riftir.g rmw the nain am! tile di IUW.
m'S. i l.h IHXiNLNO, H WsdTdis-
f.,!v.-.l by n.utt:a e-;nent.
Al.o.Si; i n.-.i,isrixel ip. (tle up
tltfbsines ok" thie firin and
rr'ipli f-ir'-theVaimv -
" -' .ibri.vliAwsori,
. . - OKr'rtotSTlEl! T,,
, ; : .- UOlfcKIilljlKNNINO.
Wilmiugipn.duTic -22,-lli. j , j
i'J.,,-'tl'.
tice?
TH E SlitSCOUBRlt-SHjl, -COifTrSUKS
.tho . ... a . t . -r :
Hardwaroj Busi:ie3s-iJtr alt
aOHSpAWaON
. Kl-n.tmd& w.
jtrnc 25 ;
PRIMTIHG oSSA