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WILMINGTON N. C:
SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 29, 1873.
BY TELEG-RAFH.
, NOON BEPOKTS. j .
, SPAIN. .. : .
New Ministry' Formed Surprise of
the Republicans under Cuttnon
"Kkeatn. to If onTllaefGen. Nonvllaa
,'" to fee SuspendedDefeat of Don Al
: phoneoi -
v - " t Madrid, Jane 28.
' Senor Margall has formed a compromise
ministry, which , is constitututed as : f ol-
lOWS- ' ' ' ... , . s . : v . . ; .
President of Council and Ministerof Inte
rior, Margall: Minister of Foreign " Affairs,
Maisonave: Minister of War, Gonzales;
Minister of Finance, Carvajal; Minister of
Justice, Bergea; Minister of Marine, Aurich;
Minister of Colonies, Sorni. - .
A column of Repbulicans, under Casta
non, was surpriscdjon Thursday last, in Na
varre, by Carlists and fled in general disor
er to Pampelunar Upon their entrance
Into that city the inhabitants rose against
, them shouting "Death to Nouvilas," It is
believed the government will supercede
Gen. Nouvilas, as Commander-in-Chief of
army of the north.:. The governm&nt troops
. under Gen. Cobrinely, has defeated a band
of Carlists commanded by-Don Alphonsa
' WASHINGTON ' .. .
, Mleeellaneone Item. '
' '", v . , Washington, June 23V
Louls Trager, of Louisiana, has been ap
pointed Consul to Boulogne. . ' . .
It seems to be determined that Worthing- -ton
shall succeed Clark as Collector of the
port of Charleston, y ' , .'
The Commission will issue their report
next week upon Secretary Richardson's re-
' turns. ' :- '' ' , ,
DeWitt C. Whiting has been appointed
Appraiser of Merchandise at Mobile, Ala.
The Convention of Superintendents and
General Ticket Agents has postponed the
.' free pass question to their next meeting.
' There has been another fire at Port-au-Prince,
which destroyed a greater part of
, the commercial quarters. .
Emperor William has recovered.
A new Prussian Court ' for the adminis
; .ration of ecclesiastical law has been formed
by Royal decree,compoeed of eleven Judges,
fire oi whom are Roman Catholics.
, The Archbishop of Cologne and his Suf
- f rages have been summoned to explain their
reasons for excommunicating he two priests
who joined the old Catholic organization.
At Nashville there were twenty Cholera
! deaths yesterday. Raining and sultry.
. Memphis reports nine Cholera Interments.
weather unlavoraoie lor crops.
: The Tribune has a letter from Boston say
ing that Butler will have the Gubernatorial
nomination. . ,
- Gen. Quesada is reported to have received
V the . $50,000 promised from , the United
States of Columbia for the cause of free
Cuba.
The Cubans here are much elated by the
details of the recent engagements in Cuba,
and express increased conhdence in the ultU
mate liberation oi the lsianaorom bpamsn
rule.- : ,
OUR NIGHT REPORTS.
"LET US UATfi PEACE.
A Plan for , Terminating Hostilities
Between the 'Dutch Government
'. . and Athene. v . . ..-
'; . . Lokdok, June 23.
A dispatch from Penang savs the Dutch
government, with a, view of terminating
ostilities with Achene, has made an offer
to the Sultan to pay the expenses thus far
incurred in the war, to rebuild the mosque
burned by Dutch 'troops, to acknowledge
the independence of the Sultan, and to ab
stain from interference withMohommeden-
ism. In return Holland asks that certain
privileges be granted .Dutch -traders at
Acheneese ports.
, WEATHEH IlEPOIXT.
Wab Dxpartmkut, 1
- OfBceof Chief Signal Officer,. , V
1 Washington, June 28435 P. 1L
"yil; -;J"U-. :PrtiabOiiiti : t
For New England on Sunday, gentle to
fresh winds ' shifting to westerly and nortV
erly, and. partly . cloudy weather, with pos
sibiy occasional rain on the coast For the
Middle States, gentle to fresh .winds and
partly cloudy weather, with possibly occa
sional rain,:- on the coast. 'For the lower
lake region, parly cloudy weather and gen
tle to fresh winds. : For the upper lake re
gion and southward over Missouri and Ten
nessee, winds shifting to easterly and south
erly; partly cloudy weaiher and Very prob
ably occasional rain, areas. For the Gulf
States east of the Mississippi, generally
cloudy weather, with rain. For the South
Atlantic States, gentle to fresh southeaster
ly to southwesterly' winds,! partly cloudy
weather and occasional rain areas. " '
Kltseellaneoae Item. '
' " New Tobx, Jane 2a.
- James Jackson, colored, has been con
vlctej of the muroer, by a Coroner's Jary,
of Mary Sullivan. , v . -:
Jere Donovan, highwayman, has fifteen
ye&n.. . 1 .'. c";.. ": ' ;
While going to a fire this morning the
tender to a fixe engine upset, injuring six
' men, 1 fatally. :
Five sunstrokes yesterday. Ons fatal.
i Health Inspectors to-day are disinfecting
the 6th, 6th, 8rd, 1st and other pestiferous
; .Wards."'."', ' . '.
Dr. Watts,! of "the Brooklyn Board of
' Health, has issued sanitary instructions and
, precautions for citizens to adopt against
the cholera, . ' '(,.;,ri Vi-.5 ; n : .
Specie shipments $125,000. ': The bank
- statement shows a loans increase of $2,633,
: 000; specie increase $250,000; . legal tenders
increase nearly $2,500,000: deposits increase
over $3,500,000. " i " " . i'r.
'. J PEUSECtrirfON op ciirintians.
Anarchy and Murder In one of the
.Turkish ProTlneeo Christians Per
secuted aud Killed. . .
' , fT!Tn'0 f' f .ff Jane 2a
1 Ariirch prevails in tHeTurlclsli Province
of Bosuia, caused by , the persecution of
" ' Christians by Mohotnmcdans. In one dis
trict of the Province 270 Christians have
beerr murdered wilhltt the past six Greeks
,. and the perpetrators of tbe crime- remain?
unpunished and no efforts to secure: their
arrest have. been made. Foreign rebresen-
', '-tatrves to-,Tttrkey demand an fnyestlgUtlon
and call upon the authorities to! affdrgL pro-
,r o.tectioa to the persecuted people!, s The mur-
i "'ders bate treatly alarmed fchristiann fri th
,. t Province and many are, emigrating., j
:;-',:&VsiKtfor,4r.
...Tine The CrisU lnthe GoTernnent
?: ''-?''CoBtinee, s - ".-v.i ,
v j ,j: t !.!:) ,. ..x.ilADEiiH June.28.
pointed llinister of the..Maln 1 m.
t" -' sitrned nls rxtiolla.. Rnnr-P w f
Z ili aroouwtfng lei the qdrtes' thb retirement
lirk ""art -w-Xieputie. :to.ria
from interDelmtirins;rnif'inrmnr ft' ,
w. V .
withdrawal of the .Minister of the Marine.
The remainder of the Cabinet have not
been confirmed, and a crisis- in the Gov-
eminent continues.-. A motion in Cortes
that the body be constituted a Committee
of Public Safety was rejected.
' ELECTRIC SPARKS.
At Berkshire, Scotland; Miller, Liberal,
was elected to. the Commons by 14 ma
jority. At Baltimore two negroes were sentenced
Jo. death? yesterday. ,Qn6 "murdered his
paramour and the other outraged a white
girl. - '.;
DOMESTIC ISABKETS.
New Y0BK,-'Jund 28 Noon, r
i i
Financial. i 1
Stocks dull but firm. Money easy at 45
& cent Gold quiet at 115. Sterling Ex
changelong 109$; short 110. Government
bonds very quiet. State bonds dull but
steady. f v f ;f'? ?'!"' j';,t I-'::
ir' JiX'u anMtunM '.-",...?
: Cotton dull middlings 21 cents. Flour
quiet and unchanged. Wheat quiet but
firm. Coco steady new western mixed, &J
54- cents. 'Pork i quiet and unchanged.,
Lard steady western steam 8 18-16 cents.
Spirits Turpentine dall at 44 cents. Rosin
steady-strained 2 853 90. Freights
quiet and easy. j - it ,
Cotton safes of future delivery opened
tb-day as follows: July 20f20i; August
20 5-16; September 181; October 18 3-32
cents, i ; : - .. . 1 ., . "
.'' ' Nkw York,' June 28-Evening; ",;
Financial
Money easy at 84 P cent premium.
Sterling Exchange 109. ' Gold 1151. Gov
ernment bonds dull but steady. State bonds
dull but steady. "
'. Commercial. ;
Cotton quiet, with sales of 008 bales.
Uplands 21 cts. Flour closed less active and
a shade easier Southern Common, to Fair
Extra 6; Good to Choice $8 50 $10 50.
Wheat closed quiet with. holders anxious.
Corn is inactive and scarcelyso firm. Pork
and Lard are a shade firmer, Naval Stoies
dulL Groceries quiet. Freights remain,
unchanged. .
Cotton net receipts 814 bales; gross 314;
sales f or future delivery 8,700 -bales, mar
ket closing as follows: July 204; August
20 5-18; September 18J; October 18; No
vember 1818 1-16; December 1818 1-16
cents. -" .
" Cikcishati, June 23. ;.'
Flour dull at $6 50(3 $0 90. Corn steady
at 4143 cents. Provisions firmer and
more active. Pork- $15 50$13 73. L&rd
quiet and firmer steam 8, kettle 8 cents.
Bacon has an improved demand shoulders
7, and clear rib sides 9 cents. Whiskey
steady at 90 conts ; j - ' p '
Ji . . 1 4 Sr. Louis, June 28. r-
Flour dull, business small. Corn steady
at 851 cents at the elevator and 42 cents for
sacked. Whiskey dull at 89 cents. Pork
dull at $15 75. Bacon firmer with more do
ingclear sides 9 centsxash; clear rib sides
9 cents cash. Lard nominally lower sum
mer Steam 7i7f cents.
Louisville, June 28. -
Flour steady extra family $5 75. Corn
fair demand white sacked delivered 58c
Provisions quiet Pork $16 $16 50; Ba
con shoulders 7c; Clear rib sides 99c;
Clear sides 99ic. Lard tierce 8f9ic;
Kegs -01 10; 'Steam ,& nWhiskey firm
1 4091c, -- ' t wi v.u..!. vi
at
COTTON ItXARKETS.
Charleston, quiet 4or good grades and
others dull at 14, 15, 17, 1819; Boston,
quiet at 21$ Savannah, firm at 18; Mobile,
quiet at 1718f ; Galveston, demand light
at 13J015i; New Orleans, nominal at 15K
J718f ; Augusta, steady at I8f ; Memphis,
duU at 17I18 cents.
FOREIGN mARKKTS.
IiOSdon, June 28 Aoon.r
Consols 92j92. :
-p2Si8, June 28 Noon.
Rentes closed 55f. 90c.
Frankfort, June 28 Noon.
United States, securities five-twenties of
1862, 96. - ' v
LrvEBFQOL, June 28 Noon. ,.'
Cotton opened quiet but steady Up
fcuJds' 82dt Orleans iyJ -CbUQn'' shipped
I' from Savannah and- Charleston, -July and.
August delivery, 8Jd.
- LATER. , ' .
LXTEkpooi, June 28 Noon.
" Cotton closed . irregular, with sales1 of
10,000 bales; for speculation and exports
2,000 bales; American 5,000 bajes. .
Brfeadstotrs quiet J . ? . . 'i
From the Ashville Citizen:
Col Hatch reports that at a railroad meeting
held at Rutherfordton on Monday, the 23d
instant, letters were read from Col. Fre
mont, of the Central C. Jiailroad Com
pany. A communication from H. T. Far
mer, Esq., of Flat Bock, urging a united
effort in crossing the mountains, was also
read. The importance of tbe most perfect.
direct route through from .Chicago on the
lakes to Charleston, .and points near it-say
from I Wilmington to Savannah, .On the
ocean was considered by the meeting.
Committees were appointed to correspond
with Col. Fremont, also others to meet the
Asheville, Spartanburg & Greenville people
at Uendersooville on the 4th ef July. Sab-'
Committees, throughout the country, were
also appointed a very important thing zos
tbe work to be accomplished. Tbe in
creasing necessity for railroad facilities in
all this region-of country 4s. Arousing the
serious attention of all the people: ;
St. Peter's (E.) Church, CharLtus or Ve.seis smUea for tu Port.
lotte, was crowded by an immense throng
on the occasion of the marriaee of John
ston Jones, Esq., editor of the Daily Ob
terverto Miss- Bettie HrTAtersliaier; '.of
Charlotte.- The ceremony -'was performed
by Rev. B. 8. Bronson, Rector of the
Church, and the ceremony throughout was
most -beautiful and imprest! re. ; A matriJ
monial deluge has befallen the fraternity in
this State the present year. We believe
there ate one or. two bachelors left The
filing h truly getting 4espcraiev X'itL "'
The Wadesboro Argus learns
from one of the contractdrs of the Carolina
Central Railway ' that there are now 600
bands at work on the line from the head of
the road to Monroe. We are elad to bear
this; it looks as if ' they Tntefided "tbaT the
road BhofHd reach Charlotte sdon. w
It seems that Mr, iCyrus M.
Fisher, who was lost on the Atlantic was
one of the incorporators of the Midland
North Carolina Li&ikoad, and that when.
be was lost be was
"e.wr u cora'nS07er to nego-
l'owr r,rvr'OTU,"re "coIuu,l
uaroiina ruuiroaa. ;
re jr-rFrora pjnesertt inieajiorw Rayg
thtf JWart-e excursion" of thd Printers to
Kittrell s on tne 4th ol July, promises to
be a grand affair. We learn hat Billiard;
Ten Pin and Shooting matches will come
off during the day for a silver headed cane,
silver cup, &c. . , .
4th of
IT
YFAJeYaSaer.McIvff will ad-
aress me XHormai ocnooi at oummerneia,
fltlitr-A ' XT at 11 n'nlnnl. . A
L, 5th July,. a The'Present Condition
of Publlc'Educatlbrfld North Carolina.'
at
fltrf5Jjj.2BuK;
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BOUT . lOOO LBS. OP THS VERT BEST,
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COMMERCIAL.
WILMINGTON
MARKET.
i i ; 1 ' " STAR OFFICE, June 28.
":. SPiRITS TURPENTINE. Receipts
633 casks. Sales of 678 casks at 41 cents
pergallon for Southern packages; also, sales
of 100 casks, buyers' option, next week,
at 4U, and. 200 da, buyer's option, in July,
At 42 cents.' Market closing firm at "41fH
cents." '; H. . : '':;t !',:;" V
ROSIN. Receipts 1,870 bbls. Sales of
800 bbls Strained at $280 and 50 do No. 1
at $2 75; also sales of 500 dp Strained, sell
er's option inJuly, at $3 80. t Market clos
Ing8teady. ' ". - - . . . ; :
; CRUDE TURPENTINE. Sales of 237
ibis at $3 00 for' Virgin and Yellow Dip
and $2 00 tor' Hard. Market quiet ; but
steady.'1..') ' ui'--yk '!:'..:
r,TAR. Sales of 83 bbls at $3 00 ibbl.,
Market quiet and steady. - : f
COTTON.r-Receipts 6 bales, j ! Sales of
Scales at 16, 4 at 17, 2 at 18 and 3 at 18
cents ' ' lb. Market quiet ; with lower
grades nominal at the following quotations:
Low. Ordiflary..'.l..,r. 9
Ordinary .-13
Good Ordinary. 16
Strict Good Ordinary.. 17i 1
Low Middling.... ....18f
Middling.. ....(.i... ..Id- '
cents ? Ib
MARINE;
; ". --; ARRIVED. f ; ,
" Stmr D Murchison, Garrison, Fayetteville,
Williams & Murchison. " ' ''
.Br Barque Dulcimer, Harrison, 16 days
from Bermuda, Sprunt & Hinson.
; Br ' Barquentine E Shun, Edmondson,
Liverpool, Vlck & Mebane. .: ,
ULEARED.;::-:.-.;
' Stmr D Murchison, Garrison, Fayetteville,
Williams & Murchison. ; ' , :
New Yrk Naral Stra market,
.Jon
11 ' 26, 1878.
. Receipts today, 1,938 bbls rosin and 412
do. SDirita tumentine. Spirits turpentine is
iield a shade firmer to-day; but the demand
is very light, the purchasers .ol yesterday
appearing to have about supplied present
wants sales Include 67 bbls at 44 cents.
Strained rosin continues very quiet, and in
absence of demand the price is weak and
depressed; fine grades are also quiet.. Tar
and pitch quiet and unchanged. - The cable
dispatches to the New York Produce Ex
change to-day quote as follows: liver
pool Common rosin, 7s 9d; fine do 16s;
spirits turpentine, ;- -84s. London Com
mon rosin, 8s 6d; fine do, 14s15s; spirits
turpentine, 85s85s6d.
Tar, Washington. .....3 75 3 87f
do Wilmington 0 00 4 00
Newbern......... ...3 50 3 75
Pitch, City........ 3 60 0 00
Spirits Turpentine, p gal. ... 44 44
Rosins, com'n strained, bbL2 85 3 90
. , do . good strained....... 3 95 3 00
" fdoi Na 2....... ......3 10 fil 3 20
" do Na 1 ....8 25 3 60
'' do rpale... ............. 3 75 4 25
' do extra pale.... 4 50 5 00.
,-do window glass. . .... .6 00 & 6 50
- - - .i' '
New TrlcTecetabl market, Jane 26.
The receipts of old potatoes continue
light, and prices are again higher and ex
ceedingly strong. New potatoes are also
higner. In vegetables, green peas are low
er, asparagus is less plenty and higher; rhu
barb, spinach and radishes are also higher.
Sonjd Southern : green corn has been re
ceived, but tbe quality is not very good as
yet. Couliflower shows a wide range ac
cording to quality. Our quotations for po
tatoes are in bulk; in shipping order 50c per
barrel must be added; we quote: Western
Peach Blows $44 50, State do $5$550,
Early .Hose $3 50$4, Jackson Whites $4
$4 50. Prince Alberts $4 50 $5, Peerless
$4$4 50, Chile $485, new Norfolk $7 50
and cnarieston 50 per bbl.
We quote vegetables: Spinach, 50c$l
per bbl; Rhubarb $3 $4 per 100. Radishes
50 per 100 bunches.: Green peas,
S2f3 50 per 3 bush, bag fori- I. String
beans $3 per bbl. Cucumbers 75cm$3 per
crate. Asparagus, $16 per 100 for com
mon and $3 50 per do for Oyster Bay
ijewuce,.ow per odl xsermuaa ppuuoes, f
per.- bbl; do onions, $3 50$& per crate.
New turnips $4$6 per 100 bunches; new
squash $3$4 per bbl; new cabbages $6
$8 .per 100. Cauliflower $1 50$4 per doz.
Charleston tomatoes $3 505 per crate.
Q & SHIPPING DIRECTORY.;
1.1st of ysssels lai, tlte , Port of
mlastB N. CM Juaa 28, 18TS. -
K r,.P STEAMSHIPS, -n': -t f.-'J.;
D J Foieyi Price, ' A D Cazaux
Ansdale (Br.), Key, Idg., DeRosset & Co
' ," ;briqs. ; r" ; '
I C C Vanllorn, Hooker, Williams & ,,
' Jttrrrchison
Br Sussex. West, i - DeRosset & Co
Br Somerset, McBride, Jas Anderson & Co
.1 VL A ll r3CH60irEBS. V,ri d f ,
Sophia, Robinson, , . r . Worth & Worth
FranaisSatterly; Stetson; CTG Barker &Co
W 1 Burronglia, Nichols, O O Barker & Co
Pyrola, Glnn, 1 0 Q Barker & Co.
Tarry Not, Dalbo, Idg, s" Harris Sc HowelL
Mary Augustus, Holt, - GO Barker & Co
Stamnede. Dow. dis. J H Chadboorn & Co
iaa xteiia, x lsuer, rus Williams & t -
V W-f -u eM---. ,
i,. ,.;', i j Alurchison
NEW YORK.
Schr Sunny South, Derrickson, eld June 23
v'-!' , . BELPAST, Me. . , ;;
Scir.S J Gilmore, Dutch, ' aid June 8
' BERMUDA. : , , : .
Barque Dulcimer, (Br.) Harrison, sld Jane 7
' . BREMERHAVEN.
Rufus, Jdrgonsen, -- .- , sld May 27
-;:;;,(.:;':iiyERPoL.: .
Br Barque Shun, Edmondson, sld May 16
GartstrangrThorton ' dd May 20
.Vitruyius, Drummond, . :. sld May 22
r;j HAMBURG. ' 1 .:
Europa, Thomford, sld May 20
rv f vr PLYMOUTH, Eno. r
Oceana, Aslacksen, t sld April 10
Zuma, Bouse, sld , . '' ;,. Jlarch 15
, . " CARDENAS. . ;
Brig J M Burns, ' Feb 4
hj , ROCKPORT ,llai
Wri;v-?nrtpaprf nrtnftr'
bchf G Van Ddesetf, Conner, . sld lay 4
. ROCKLAND.
Schr. Pyrola, Ginn, v 1 ! sld June 20
' GAL WAY, I.
.Condor, Lemsbe, J ' $ t sld June 7
THE PIONEER,
Published every Friday, at
:1 HOTBtiCfiJ, ft, 1) Y . . V. MCDiaTHliL
7MttWVu' u "Jv" ;. T,
HAS A LARGE AND -RAPIDLY INCREASING
circulation in the Pee Dee country. Conserva
tive in sentiment, it fully accords with the views of
, vtLf ucet citizens. ... 4. .
Terms of Subscription:
Oneyear.fa advance!
$9 00
Dumontns, laadTMico .......... 1 vs
Three monns,tovancer!!Tr.!:. :7..... . 75
Bpeda socles free. Address , PIONEER,
WHOLESALE PBICES.
t3BT Our quotations. It rtould be understood, rep
jeacnt tbe. wholesale pricet gecraHy., .In. jnaklng
up small orders higher prices have to be chareo
BTIOLXS.
raicss.
BAGGING Gtany..
- Double Anchor. ....
Double Anchor " A" , . .
BACON Korth Carolina,
Hama, lb.
Shoulders, tt, ...........
Sldea, $ n
Western Smoked v.
l
00
18
;
H
&
&
&
17
10
13
17
Hams ....
Bides, tp lb..,
Shoulders,...
'.! Dry Salted
15
11
"X
- ' & - '
10X 10
8 13X y
. sides w n ... ..
" Shoulders .
BEEF
On the Hoof. . ..V. I...
BARRELS Spirits TnrpenUno,
. Second Hand, each. . ..
; New New York,- each
New City, each.......
BEESWAX B fi
BRICKS WUminKton, M....
Northern
BUTTER North Carolina, V
Northern, 9
CANDLES Sperm, V B.......
75
S 68
80
800
OS
& too:,
& 8 00 v
& 75
10 00 1
& 14 00
... Tallow, V Tb
Adamantine, tt lb
CHKSB-Nortbern,Factor7 t
Dairy, H- ,u .
State,
COFFES Java,
Kio, s...
. Lagnayra, 9
CORN MKAL $ hoshel . .
COTTON TJJ W ID....
DOMESTICS Sheeting, 44, 9 yd
Yarn, onnch
FISH Mackerel, Ko. 1, V bbL..
No. 1, 9 M bbh... .... ....
-Mackerel, N. , bol
... No. (I U bbl .
Mackerel, No. 8, bbl..
-MunetaT bbl.........:..:.-.
. N. C Herring, $) bbl
Dry Ood,ft
FLOUR-Flne,wnW..
Super. Northern, fl bbl......
Extra do. " 9 bbl
FamilT bbl
0 00
8 .
6 60,;
6
00 &
8 00
8 75
10 00
8 60
50
10 00
IS 60
& 0 00 .
9S5
1160
900
0 75 .
' aty Mills-upr-. 9 bbl.,..
Xxtra, ddi....
FamUr. bbl..
10 50":
Ex. Family, bbl..
00 0U'
FSRTILIZSKS-r . u O :
PeraYian Ooano, V 8000
, j Baugh's Phoephate, r i
..! Carolina Fert-Jzer.
Ground Bone. " -Bobs
Meal, -
," Flour, r , " , ;
. NaTassathiaho, ,.
Complete Manure, - .
. , Whann'a Phoaphau w
Wando Phosphate, " "
Berger A Bou's Phospb. M
QLV&-9
GJiAIN Corn, In atore.fi 6fl t.
Corn, Cargo, 66 BaM... ..
. . Com, New, bushel.
80 00
00 00
00 00 60 00 I
iO IW1 f A. Kft M
00 00 40 00
00 00 45 00
00 00 57 00
65 00 65 00
00 00 67 00
00 00 7003
00 00 70 00
6000 0000
..16 i
02X 05
X 80
.00 0 00
oata, Bosaei
Peas, Cow, $ bushel
, 67M 72X
1 SO
' 7 8
IS 1 15
1 45 1 65
185 145
1UDJ3 Oreen, y
Vrrt
HAY Kaatern. f 100 Da
North Klrer, 9 100 Da. ...
HOOP IRON 9 ton
LA-RD Northern, 9 D
- North Carolina, D. ......
LIME bbl k...
135 00 14000
11 &
260
LUMBKB Citt Bra-8AwmD j
Stop BtnH, reaaweo, w M it.
. Ro-eh Edn Plank. MM ft..
S4 00
Si 00
M 00
MOO
97 00
36 00
13
& 85 00
Weal India Cargoes, accord Inri
to quality, y m. n.
Dreased Flooring, aeaaoned
ScantUng and Boards, : qqm-1
tnon, 9 Mft........ .......
MOLASSES Cubs, hhda, 9 gal..
. . Cuba, bbls, 9 gal
. Sugar House, hhda, 9 gal. .
" bbLvf? gal....
' Byrap, bbls. fi gal
NAILS Cut, 4d to d. 9 keg.. .
15 00 13 00
-'. 40
43
31
39
80
,. 34
85
4 75
28
1 W
1 00
. 90
1 00
o 00
4 35
13- 08
00 00;
00 00
00 00
&
&
&
&
&.
&
&
VIVA Kerosene, V gai....
39
145
110
40
160
100
5 60
1 TO,
Urn
XHmn, k.. .....
. ,
PEANUTS tt bushel
POTATOSd Sweet, bushel
insh, Mortnern, v ddi....
PORK Northern, City Mess..
.. Thin, 9 bbl.... ...........
.. Prime, 9 bbl
Ramo. 9 bbl.............
a 0000
& 0000
wis 00
RICE Carolina. 9 D...
6H&
00 &
Bast India, j8 D. ......
00
Kougb, Dusd....m
1 15
.185
BAGS Country,
.9
8 &
6 &
1 T5 &
S
33
00
ROPB-i..:.
SALT Alum, 9 bushel.....
uverpooi, W sacs:
American, 9 aack....
SUGAR Cuba, 9 D.. ......
Porta Rico, 9 D
) - A Coffee, 9 D -
B " V D...,
1 60 &
149 &
iova
165
160
10
i 13 & ?18X .
11 k
iox 11
nx W
U - ft ID......
EX. C V
s ' Crushed,- 9 Jb..'..
SOAP North orn. D
5
yx
SHINGLES Contract, .9 M...
4 00
3 50
. 6 50
9 60
80 00
00 00
18 00
10
17 00
15 00
19 00
6 00
1 00
1 75
:35'
45
tjommon, w m.....
r- ... C.7.. ma W
800
j j y mi. ....,
Cypress Hearts MM.
BTAVJk W. O. Bbt, V M-
R.O. Hhd.. SM
& 00 00
00 00
& 00 00
'
33 00
17 00
TALLOW B .....!.;......::.
TIMBER shipping, 9 M
- Mia rnme, w m.
- MiUFair. M.....
14 00 .
Inferior to Ordinary, 9 D....
WHISKEY Northern, gal....
North Carolina, 9 gai........
WOOL Unwashed, 9ft
Washed. V D.
O o 00
660
3 50
,80
WILMINGTON MONEY" 9IARKET.
OOJUUtOTKD SAILT BT TO MAxd OT HXW HXMOVXX,
" -I. B. GRAINQER, PRESIDENT.
Gold 114 -lie
Silver. 106 109
Exchange sight on Northern. clues. Par. 1
Ezchangt it) days on ; ?z.t t4t IXiimiC cdls.
rar vu. eui
Bank of New Hanover Stock.,...
First National Bank.'. i; . .'
3S
100
.... 45
110
70
61
110
Wilmington PnMln 8 toc. .......
VWra' "
44
NsiraseeGunoCd.; ........l.v 109
N. CL Bonds Old Ex-Coupon .......... 84
. r 1 r. J J funding 186S..........
1 DoT " .1868 ....84
., , Do,.. New..V. .....J.-.....30
Da ' Special Tax.... ,18
" Do. to N.a Railroad .......... M
W. A. W. R. R. Bonds 7 e (Gold Int).90
W.. C. R. R Bonds. 8 c. A 55
Wilmlneton City Bonds. 9ev. 74
......
4
7 e.. 80
- - old
u . . . . mmt
v , new i
New Hanover Countv Bauds (10 Tears).
Sc(Go.d Int) 70
New Hanover County Bonds (5 years) 6
"Be (Gold Int) .i..t7
W. A W. Railroad Stock
??m Z -- - .
North Carolina
W..C ARailread
w i isA , ,
WtLQas Light
- - , . r - " "
RATES OF FBKIOHT.
Per Sailing
Per Steamer.
.vesaei
To Naw Tokk .
Crude Turpentine 9 bM
Tsr bhL
Spts Turpentine 9 obi
t so a o so
o oo a o so
0 50 a 0 60
oooa so
o bo a 00
0 00 a 1 75
o oo o io
: o oo a o 60
0 00 & 0 60
o oo a o so
o oo a o 60
. 0 00 8 00
0 oo a 0 75
0 po a o io
1 oo a a oo
o so a o oo
l oo a o ooj
Keein v ddi.. ........
Cotton 9 bale
Peanuts f boahe....
To Philadelphia.
0 B0 & 0 SO
S 60 ft 0 00
10 0 00
Crude Turpentine V bbl
Tar 9 bbl.
Spts Turpentine 9 bbl
0 00 0 60
0 08 0 66
o eo a i oo
0 00 & 0 60
o oo a 9 oo
0 00 075
0 00 & 0 10
p 00 10 00
Kosin v ooi........,.:
Cotton 9 bale....;....
Cotton Goods 9 bale..
Peanuts fi bushel......
Lumber 9 M. .........
To BAxruioaa. -
Crude Turpentine 9 bbl
Tar V bbl
Spts Turpentine 9 bbl
0 00 0 45
o oo a 0 45
0 SO a 0 45
,909 0 U
' o oo a o 46
0 00 0 46
0 00 & 0 SO
o oo S a 45
Kosin w DDI
Cottony bale......;.
Peanuts 9 bushel ....
Lumber wM. .......
-To Bostok ' '
0 oo a ooi
a oo of oo
ooo a o oo
a go a oo
. 0 00 0 75
o oo a o ii
o oo a 8 oo
Ormje Turpentine 9 bbl
Tar bbf...
0 00 o ooj
u uu a o uu
o oo a o oo
u w a o 70
o oo a i io
Spte Turpentine 9 bbl
UI lVI . . i . . . ... . .
ooo a o oof
0 6ft a 0 70
a. so a o oo
o is a o io
o oo a o oo
PeanuU baBheL...,.l
Lnmber V M. .V.V. !. f
o oo a o oo
o oo a o oo
11 60 19
V' MISCELIiAKEOtJS.
i v 'x uhjv ' liuiMiA-uairuTactmrera.
XJ farmers and busiuees men eenerallv will find
The Times'" a valuable medium, for advertising, oc
iur uDiauung correct inrormauon concerning toe re
sources and climate of the Dan River Valley, In Vir
ginia and North Carolina This region is unrivalled
In the production of the finest yeilew tobacco grown
in the United State, and ito seneral asrJcultural ad-
vantages' are superior to any other section of the
south. 'The Times" is published weekly at f 9 50 a
year, or 1 85 for eirmenths. Address P. BOULDIN,
weekly at 9 50 a
-
X 11
Clmes OBlce, Danville, Va.
jan 16-tf -
rpiIB PEE DEE
COURIER,
: 1
tuM!a HAjsuromj, jsouor Arrapnetor. t
li A Consenrative ppeJiavln the. largest circula
tion of any other paper - published Jav the. iPee; Dee
vuuhut. ua uiersiom lb BMCsaveniHiri mnii
30 & 80
J' 40- i'
25 48 , '-
00 80.,
16 & ' 18
r w SB
"15-
85 s :
WX& 1 00.,. -;
1 60 & 1 65
18 00 23 00 :
60 &
14 60 &
1 60 & '
10 60 & : .
6 60
6 00 &
9 f1.-
seea. w u
T
....... ou t - ii nAiTJvri
STEAMSHIP LINES.
imore and Wilmington
SEHI-WEEKU STEAHSHIP . LINE !
COMPOSED or tex FIRST CLASS STEAMSHIPS
I. J. XfU-JX vapt v. rrice,, . .
, I,tJClI-0E Capt X. 8 ..Bennett, , , , ? ,
KEBECCAC1.TDK, Capt D. C Chllda,
Will hereafter flail from BALTIMORE , ' r-
: ' Every Tuesday" and Frlday : r
, , . ; AND FROM WILMINGTON 1 . ,
livery" Wedne&day and Saturday
' CONNECTING AT WILMINGTON .
With4 the Wilmington, Columbia and Augnsts,
Charlotte and Rutherford Railroads; also the several
line or steamers to iayettevuie, j j, . , ,
GlTing; Tbroncb Bllla ' of Ladlns
To an points In North and South Carolina, Georgia
and Alabama; connecting at Baltimore with the Bal
timore and Ohio and the Northern Centaal Railroads
for all ooints in the West and North westi and with
steamers and Railroads for Boston, New York and
1'nlladeipoia.., .
iT , j?, .- A D. CA2ATJT.
.1 i' . . hXT.-j Agent, Wilmington, N. C.
Ajtdbxws Co., Agenta, Baltimore. ; '; '
dec 81-tf - .. . . . ,
PTTn. ADPJ.PKTA & S0UTHEB1T
Mail;Steamsliip ;Company !
rpHE FIRST . CLASS , 8TEAMERS . ,
PlONEEn, 811 tons, Qaptn Joha Wskeley, , .
TON A WAN DA, 844 tons, Capt C. C. Wiltbank,
form Weekly Line, and sail alternately from Phila
aeipnut ana w-mington erery 'xnesaay morning, at
9 O CLOCK. '.-., - v; ! t).
t lll 'Jf:UTO,uK mum r juaoins
Portland and all peinta in the- New England States,
at as jow rates as or anr otner route. Also to Liv
erpool, London, Antwerp, Bremen, Hamburg, Ams
terdam, and aQ points on the Continent and East
Coast of England. -Throneh
rates from Philadelphia to all ooints in
North Carolina, South Carolina, Georxia. Alabama,
Louisiana, Mississippi and Tennessee, at as low
rates as by competing lines.
rot rreignt engagements ana rates apply to
WORTH & WORTH, Agents,
, ', . . '. .' . Wilminirton- N C.
J. M. FoRsnu, Superintendent
into., -.-", '- t ;
WM. L. JAMES, General Agent,
june6-tf S37 and 23a Dock street, Philadelphia.
MISCELLANEOUS.
GREAT REDUCTION 'IN
Spring and Summer
AT-
J. & H. SAMSON'S.
r.T.,T- UVt. : i t)
2,000 Yds. striped Mozamblques
at ,15c. worth 25c.
A FULL LINE OF STRIPED AND FANCY
GRENADINES, WORTH 80c, REDUCED TO
A LARGE LOT OF 8TRTPED AND FANCY
JT. PLAID JAPANESE REDUCED TO 20 CtB.
per laro, .
And all others at a corresponding rate. We have
just received a novel style of
- SE A-SIDE SKIIITS.
Worthy of the attention of our customers, which we
offer at 75c and upwards.. Lace Points at a great
Bacnuca irom zviu uu ana upwsraa.
WHITE G O ODS.
Piques, Nainsooks and Summer Suitings in endless
wmj. - t-
Our DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT embraces all
.the prominent brands of white and unbleached ix
ux wiatna, at prices to aery competition.
June 15-tf .
' ndlasses and Syrup !
1 -I fl a aa
X S
TIERCES AND B ARRKT.S OF
H. S Y H U P!
' Ti , f f - AND' IT ' f
Iff C9b AllUICfc . XLLUACiODCDa
f W lO TTO J 1UW or
For sale very low by
OCtS-tf
VTIXARD BROS.
Corn, Corn.
15.000
BUSHELS IN 'STORE, AND
For sale by ; ;L
may 38-tf
WILLIAMS A MURCHISON.
CHiBLOTTB OBSEttTlXa.'
TO AD VERTISEIJS WILMINQTONjyND EAST
KRN NORTH CAROLINA.
'E ORSKRVRR "nnhlUh nn Tvt.
Weekly and Weekly, one of the very best mediums
iwr aavenuang.!
,The Obsxbvxb is the only datty paper In Westem
i chublerte'R
, P"' appiicaoon. 'Aaares'-
a J ITU
Charlotte, N. a
OUR
"1 crisis
A A A A'!
PANCAKE
...... AND . V:
" OTHER BBARDS
Tobacco , Goods,
BtD.PIQOTT,
June 15-tf
4 C kl
s.
i RICE IN
TIERCES AND
i "' t TJERSONS wlahln? to ntiV thlr rnl
J-1-'??!.-.;' I -t' siveiy known amonir tbe merchants and neoDle
v6 -5? I generally In Western North Carolina- will find the
a
BARRELS;
7 tirA)ir.n:
QOFFEES RIO, LAGUAYRA AND JAVA;
gUGARS-ALL GRADES;
E LOUR SUPER. TO EXTRA FAMELT;
, RalsUis, CuntlleIa.Crackers,
TTff T ATQ mr oTTTin
. For sale at ADRIAN ft VOLLESS
deel9-tf : . . .-, ' - -.
TMIE COLUMBIA UNION Issued
daily
JL . Weekly, U Cabs Cam
etor. A lively, wide-awake
lished at the State can i La
issued every morning (Sundays excepted), and
uuuea to BUDsenDere at f t per """ . BQlcrio7
tiona invariably m-advanceL It will contain th Intuit
eiegrapnic mermanrm maraei and commercial
rjortiL
Thursdav at the low eric of Si:
"Ane -,vy eesiy union,"
puuusuea, every
An excellent ad
, vertlsing medium. Kate reasonable.
eBeokand
wore: neauy execucea.-
' ' Jan IS-tf
nmiK PEE DEE HERALD' his
tag counties, is therefore the best advertising medi
r ""y""."' . or. wunnngton,. Add
RAIL ROAD LINES.
Carolina
Company.
WII.BIINOTON. ' N. C. I
-w " '
May 4,
187S.f
IT
soe3:eidtjxj-Eii.
, ; PASSENGER TRAINS. '
LEAVE WILMINGTON DAILY (EXCEPT SUN
dave) atA 8:00 A. M
Arrive at Wadesboro t.........w.r.,...v 55P,M
Leave Wadesbor at 7:10 A. M
Arrive at Wilmington at... v-... 4:85 P.M
FREIGHT TRAINS.
1,'
Leave Wilmlntrton daily (except Sundays) 8:00 A. M
AinTt si ijanrmDurg as.
Arrive at Lanrinbu
6:80 P. M
Leave Laurinburg at..
....-60 A. M
Arrive at Wilmington at...'.. 6:30P, M
Passenger Trains leave Charlotte dailv. -
Sundays excepted, at. 8:00 A. M
Arrive at Buffalo at. . . . .;. . . ........ 12 :00 M
Leave Buffalo at . . . . t . . . j . ' . , : -. 1 .-00 P. M
Arrive at Charlotte at.. 6:15 P. M
Irregular Lumber and Timber Trains run on both
portions 01 tne uoaa as tne Dusinecs requires.' -
A Daily Stage will soon run in connection with
the trains on both ends of this Railway.
6. L. FREMONT,
;mayl8-tf '
Chief Engineer and Sup't
MISCELLANEOUS.
COFARTNEBSHIP.
THE UNDERSIGNED ASSOCIATED THEM
selves together under the name and style of
HILL CO.,
January 1st,' 1873. forie purpose of making and
aistuiing Turpentine, ana carrying on tne tu
roen-
tine business in general, 6 miles B01
uth of White-
ville depot - , t .
irrom ana alter tnis aate tne general snpennten-
dance of the business will be intrusted to the man
agement of G. W. HilL Sen., who alone is author
ized to use the name and signature of the Company
In business transactions. .
a G. W. HILL,. Sen.,
; r ; , ' J. B, B. RA8BERRY.
-. . i xsr jriB"T. mn. .
' Columbus County, N. C," June 20th, lsfc' i ' ,'
Nova Scotia Herring.
BARRELS . ''"'
- PERFECTLY SOUND : -i .
For sale low by
ennf 15-lm
WILLARD BROS.
Spirit Barrels.
1.000
SELECTED SPIRIT BARRELS,
or sale by
1 ; - jI -ir si A"
. WILLIAMS A MURCHISON.
may 88-tf
WAHTED.
i
GOOD COOK MALE OR FEMALE TO GO
to Smithville for the Summer.
June 34-tf
O. G. PARSLEY J.
COTTON BATTING.
OR STRAINING ROSIN A SUPPLY OF
THE
best always on hand, and for sale by !
, ..... .
' ; : ' ;- DiROSSET & CO.
.i June 37-3t . - . ;.
BUTTEB, MASSES, STBUP, HAMS,
T?X STEAHERS METROPOLIS , & LUCILLE,
'Choice Gtoshen Butter, 1 ' "
A No: 1 Golden Syrup.-1 I
, Extra ' Choice aolia Kama
In addltioa to above, Daily Arrivals of Bacon,
Hay,
Lrn, . . u.' yrnp in itoia., xces, ana unss.,
Lard, Sugars, &&, . 'ij . i '..-. .
June S4tf . . , ,BI5FORD, CROW A CO..'
I -f OA : AAA LBS FRESH BEAT RICE,
"1
" . j FROM HILTON BICE MILLS,
y.t.
For sale by ; :;-l . ' ' ;
:'i ; .'' , WILLARD BROS.
decatf
.A. O -A. jto
f '
HAVE THIS DAT
ASSOCIATED WITH
Messrs. Adrian A Vollers). who is well known
the business communltTfor his inteeritv. exDerience,
ana Duainess capacuy -
Wilmington,. G,May 1st, IKS. , .
i:;-tUU!'S'ii .';'.:-'! "j i
1
COPAttTNERSHIP NOTICE.
.Referring to the above Card we beg leave te Inform
the business Community that., we have this day en
tered Into copartnership, under the firm name of
. E. Peschau &;Westerma-in,
1 . f-Forthe transactioa of a- J- ' ; - i
' . r. , r . As . . ' i . : i !
Wliolesale Grocery & CoiiimissiDaBiisiiiess
in this dty, 1 and- TeepectfaHy tender our services,
promistb. that any busuess Intrusted to
wni meet with prompt atentton;t and we .bope
ear long business experience will enable us to
full sattef action to our patrons. 1 'f ' ' J : ' i
' . " ,VESQILk.V ft WESTEitMANN.
, j Wilmington, 2L p.'Xay tot, 18T3, ,T
A choice lot of -
ri-
T3URK FRENCH CANDIES, -;
'JL- , i. . Dried Fin. Prunes. Dates. .
. . - i t Freeh Nuts, Lemonv Apples,
v.aiao, a. avfFa v vD avvf U-tM p
Ktn-u vti 'j ; i.-n,'-. f WlOJT CO. ;
06 FOR S3.:;
GE'ANJD lOFr'E,R
THE TORKVTLLE ENQUIRER, win present
three-dollar chromo to every subscriber for 1873
who pays $3 00 In advance for a year's subscription.'
The Chromo entitled "The TJnwAlnnma viiii
is executed in the finest style of chromatic winttaiir:'
h. iwtnt I. 1.1. Vttj.. i " . . P
picture sells in the art stores for $3.. - It is equal
CTT&y.? chroluo Premiums
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Beside all the news of tha riv tUataA whi. via
to correctness and accuracy, its columns are filled
with-the choicest matter appropriate to the different
iwMucui--ttones, Historical, ana biographical
Sketches. Travel aud Adventnra. Rahhat.h T?Aa)tn-.
a column for the Children. Wit uul ITtimnr t A t -
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Subjecte, an Epitome of the News of the Day,
and
J ORIGINAL STORIES.
pus-
furl
?-,xne pubucation tr Origmal stories Is a feature of.
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re-
' promise our readers entertainment equal in chacao-
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! .
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pendent and well informed. Eilisboro BeconUr.
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volumes of comment on its influence. Magiulii
Monitor. .
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goes untl
Dally in
largest circulation of any
the SUte.-TW-
mom fret.
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has the largest circulation of any paper in the Bute.
Enfield Timet. .
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Darjera in coint of enternrise and Uterarr meriL-
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Carolina, and has no superior in any other Southern
8tatefart&oroS. C.) Timet.
MY -
to
For editorial abilltv. eeneral news, correct nurket
reports and fine literary selections the Stak h m
superior. BoeJtjf Mount MaiL
Is well conducted and has as much and great i n-
nety of irood readluir matter, as any. DaUr in uc
oiaie. narrtnwn waeue.
This naber. Ihonch not manr veari old. - eo(
the best dailies la the State, andweU mirlU tne
support It receives. Louitourg Courier.
I 1
' On A nf fKa Koaf
dafly Jeurnals on our exclung
ring aave that which encircle tie
list. Belongs to no
good of the people.'
Savannah Mirror.
' The Wllm'r, eton komnKa Stab is among th W
newsnapers in the South. . Kich. rare, racr, W,J'
, fresh and "on time." lMri Expotitor.
A staunch and Independent advocate or uw p
; pie's rights; Deeervedly ranks among ths tow '
that
nais oi the southern countrj.-jioci.tngium w r-
give
A live Bew8Darjer:San4 the best Dafly to the ft&
The circulation U larger than that of any ou"
Daily in the State, which proves ILitWon Cirm-
tctej
ill 'fr,M ;0:i--i'j"i:i.iZ'''--
Those of our readers desirinir to take a M!"
' - 1 1 ( m " - 1 "wwj paper iron .norm uroun -
iy Stealer .May c
1 I . . m . 11 ..MAt flU DCH"
paper ever started in North Carolina n
ldly u has the Stab. Though only J "
No
so ra
old, ft Is now a fixed institution, enjoying
ence and a prosperity second to none in u
SolUburu Watchman. - . .
1 ' The Stab is one of our most highly TlfiJk
changes, and it affords us Pleaeere to i ortli
!
as one ot tue most racy ana rename 7
Carolrua.A'irwton OaxetU. .
Tho 8ta Is undoubtedly sa enterprUto? w. ,
immiui ui ajiiajiJou uu uvuaiuuw- - ...
abilitv. "Mr.-Bernard deserves
, erxorwin ouraidifvajxaieff
in
. uriimWAn a-.- I. in ih front rAoK w
of- Southern dailies, well edited, full of f'erVn
- readme matter, teleeraphiports, and to evoy
Set a nt rate Jou'rnaT 1
our Stote would oethe gainer Dyiuw-' -
nalUm, solely by its own merit tne
Its way steeuJly np until tt has now
fonaVdlncr-8-.
menee circulsnon and a
iz - iil.
age. Charlotte Obterver.-
O'! -"'lit i-
mii
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