WIZMING TON, N. C. :
Saturday Morning, April 10, 1875.
BY TELEGRAPH.
NOO.VlIErORTS.
TENNESSEE.
monthly Report of ,t lie Cotton Ex
change Production, Condition ana
'Coat of Crop and Labor.
j Memphis, April 9.
The monthly report of the Cotton Ex
change for March from West Tennessee,
North Alabama, 1 North Mississippi, and
.Arkansas north of Arkansas River, shows
by 188 responses 83 3-10 per cent, less num
ber of bales of cotton were produced in this
district than in 1873. The facilities finan
cially furnished in aid .of producing the
crop were 20 per cent less than for 1873.
It is estimated that Si per cent, only pf the
crop remained unmarketed on the 23d ult
There has been an increase of laborers in
this district of t per cent, since the consum
mation of last year's crop. Preparations
for crop planting are 5 per cent, in an ad
vanced, condition as compared with the
spring of 1874 The increaseof acreage by
new cleared lands is 3,per cent over 1874.
The prospective decrease in acreage of cot
ton planting, from that of 1874, is estimated
to be 5-45 per cent. , '
.Laborers are accepting work with alacrity
for thirty-six per cent of wages, forty-five
per cent for shares of crop, and nineteen
per cent, for renting. ; : s
NEW YORK.
Conference of . Presbyterians Tlie
Confederation Plan Tweed and lfae
Law. '- ' ,
New York, March 8.
A conference of Presbyterians was held
here last evening, in the interest of the pro
posed Presbyterian Confederation. Apian
for the purpose was submitted on July 24th.
Representatives of all Presbyterian bodies
in the world, designing to take part in the
movement, will meet in London to draft
a constitution for consideration, and to fix
lime and place for holding of the first coun
cil of the united body.
Notice of action was filed against Wra.
M. Tweed yesterday, in the office of the
County Clerk. The list of property attach
ed embraces everything known to be in
possession of Tweed at the time of his ex
posure and which he passed into the hands
of other persons.-- j
CONNECTICUT.
The Vote for Governor and Congress
men The Democratic majority.
Hartfokd, April 9.
The total vote fdr Governor, Monday,
was 44,301 for the Republicans; 53,785 for
the Democrats; 2,879 for the Prohibitionists,
and 14 scattering, being a. Democratic ma
jority of 6.C61. The total vote for Con
gressmen in the State i3 47,311 Republican
51,093 Democratic,. 1,909 prohibitionists.
The Democratic majority in this total vote
is 1,767. The prohibitionist vote is almost
wholly drawn from the Republicans. The
total vote for Governor is larger by 1,584
and that fox Congressman by 986 than any
previous vote in the State. i
PENNSYLVANIA.
Heavy Damisei to the Stockton mine
Arrival of Troops, &c.
IlAztETON, April 9.
The fire in the mine at Stockton is gaining
headaway and the repair of damages will
require months of labor and the expendi
ture of thousands of dollars.
The soldiers were received here with
jeers. iThey number about twelve hundred
and detachments have been moved to sev
eral points. :
. The indications now are that the strike"
will extend until it covers the entire anthra
cite coal region.
. ILLINOIS.
A Fearful Tornado Fifteen Perseus
IS a r led Beneath the Itulns of a
i Church.
Edinextrg, April 9.
A fearful tornado has swept over this
place. The Christian Church, where thirty
or forty young ladies and gentlemen were
rehearsing, was demolished. - Fifteen per
sons have been taken out of the ruins, one
of whom was dead. Several had limbs
broken. Five dwellings were prostrated
and an elevator badly damaged. .;
COMPARATIVE COTTON .STATE
ME NT. ' ' '
' New York, April 9.
Cotton statement for the week ending the
9th: Net receipts at all United States port
during the week were 39,076 bales, .against
48,912 bales the same time last year; total
ICUCipU) IMJ UaiC, 3lJ.li.' .IB-, 0,A,J'X
bales; same date last year 3.407.749 bales.!
- The exports for the week; were 54,448
bales,against 86,652 for the same week last
year; total to date 2,134,020 bales, against
2,262,727 same date last year. 5 i
. The stock at all United States ports, is
561,282 bales, against 552,870 same ; time
last year. .. . !
The stock at all interior towns, 83,122
bales; same time last year 84;751 bales.
The stock at Liverpool is 893,000 bales,
against 838,000 same time lastiyear. is
American cotton afloat ifor Great Britain
202,000 bales, against 248,000 same time last
year.
WASHINGTON J
!
on
He-
Attorney : Geueral Williams
fundlns DntlesJ i
-i : ; Washington. April 9,
Attorney General Williams, in an opinion
to Secretary Bristow regarding; the refund
ine of doties. "savs the ISecretary of the
Treasury has no power to! refund duties col
lected in accordance wi,iu any.: uecision,
ruling or direction prior tlo the passage of
the bill, unless modified or , Overruled as
specified in the bilL iMoneys collected since
cannot be refunded, except as provided for
in the bill, the title of thejbill restricting re
fanding duties to March 3rd, 187o. i if
u katiikr repoict.' ;
- ' Wab Department,! )
Office of Chief Signal Officer, .lsV-'
" Washington, April 9 1:35 , M. j)
Probabilities, j : i
For the South Atlantic i States, cooler J
weather and increased cloudiness wrto light
variable winds, mostly from tJie , east Hand
south, and slowly rising barometer.
IV
pOIflESTlC MARKETS.
' Ncw York April 0. Nhh
Financial.
Stocks dull. ? Money 4
opened at 113 and closed
tent. Gold
at U5. Sterling
exchange long $4 86; short $4 90. Gov
ernment securities active and strong. State
bonds are quiet - ' t
s ' " . V; OttTwaercia,'. . jj
Flour firmer. Wheat is quie ; and firm.
'Corn firm.-Pork firm atj $22-75 $3, ,00,
Lard quiet steam 15ijl5 1146 cents..
Spirits turpentine quiet at 36 cents. Rosin
Freights
firm at $2 10(&2 15 for strained.
i
II.-
338 hales atl6
17 for middling
to-day opened
heavy.
Cotton dull,' with sales o:
for middling uplands and,
Urieans. bales or futures
weak, as follows: April 1G&16 17-32 cents;
Mayl622-3216 13-16 cts; June 17 3-32
173-33 Cts; July 17 15 3217i cents.
KBW. l OBK, April o Evening.
Financial
Money easy at 4z&off cent
liLECTllIC'SPAKKS.
Sir John Gray, member of Parliament
and the proprietor of the Freeman's Journal,
Dublin, Ireland, is dead.
Gen. Compos entered Refold Spain, after
the light, losing fifty killed and wounded,
l'tie. Carlist loss is unknown.
The tornado three miles beles below Lit
tle Rock, uprooted1 trees,, unroofed houses,
killed a Mrs. Jones,' and seriously injured
her two dauahters. -
op; si vk;cit utnmix
SPAIN.
Probable Effect of. the Confllet Be
tween the Government and the Uni
versity Concha.
. ' - .. - ; : Madrid, April 9.
The conflict between the government and
the University may cause a fall of the inin
isiry. Several more professors were exiled'
t i;y. The King's priucipal physician was
lf.: ied tlie head position ii the University
t-ut refused .
It i rumored that Geiu'Coiicha has been
officially invited to leave Spain.
PfcNiVSYtVlNIA.
'I he liainoklii Miners-til Qalet at
' U llkekbarrc Troops Still Arriving.-
. ; PoT-rsviLi.E. April 9.
Tlie miners in the region about Shamokin
are on a strike.
WlLKESBAKKE, April 9.
All is quiet here and it is Expected the
men will resume work next week.
Hazleton, April 9.
i There was an iucendiary firj in tltia place
yes'erdhy. )
, Troops continue to arrive by every train.
1 !
s
Sterling
exciiange quiet at $4 so. Uold;il5115i.
Government securities active and steady
new os l to. bjate Donas nominal.
(Jjtnmerctail - . ,
Cotton dull, with sales of 878 bales atl6.
17 cents. Southern flour firmer, with
fair inquiry common to fair extra $5 85;"
good, to choice do. ?o 90$S. Wheat
il cent better winter tel western $1;! 20
1 30; amber westera $1 1311 34; white
western $1 36$1 42, white Illinois $1 S5.
Corn a shade firmer, with! fair demand
western mixed 9293cenjts; yellow wes
tern 9393 cents; white dk. in store ! 91
cents; new western mixed .in store 90
91cents. Coffee quiet but- steflxly. Sugar
more active and steady. Rice quiet but
steady. Rice quiet ,but steady. Tallow
firm at 848 cents. Rosin! steady. Pork
firmer new $22 50$22 75. Lard opened
lower, but closed firmer prime IfSteara I5J
cents. Whiskey lower but active; at $ 1 13. ,
Spirits ' turpentine firmeri at liSSJ cent
Freights firmer. , f ; ;.
Cotton net receipts 918 bale; gross re
ceipts 2,634 bales. Futures closed firmer
at-a decline, with sales of 44,800: bales as
tollows: April 16 cents; May 16 11-16
cents; June 17 1-16 cents; Juiy 17 cents;
August 17J cts; September 7 7-l17 5-32
cts; October 16 17-32 cts; NovemfeerlO 5-16
163 cts; December 16 21-32(ai6 3 32-cts.
January iojio y-itj cents. - f j j
; Baltisiore, April 9.
Flour is quiet and unchanged. Corn
quiet southern white 889Q cts; yellow 90
cts. Oats firmer--southern I 7276 cents.
Rye steady $1 C8l 10. Provisions ac
tive nothing doing in "job trade. Pork
$ 22 50. Bacon shoulders 9 cents. Cof
fee in better demand ordinary to prime
Rio cargoes loi18J cents. Suglir firm at
10iaiOJ cents. Whiskey qi iat $1 13i
114" ; . I : 0 t i!'
- ;ST.'Ixtri3Apvl,9X"
Flour is good demand and tifferingsiighf.
Corn unsettled and lower H o. 2 mixed 76
77 cents. Whiskey quiet $1 11. Pofk
declining at $22. Bacon firm and unchang
ed, with only limited jobbjng demand
shoulders 9Jr9i cts; clear rib 1313 cts;
clear 1313 cts. Lard nominally 15 cts.
Cincinnati, April 9.
' Flour-firm. Crfrn quiet and steady at
75 cents. Provisions exciteid. Pork $22.
Lard steady steam 15i bid; iikettle 14cts.
Bacon easier shoulders 9i cents: i clear rih
12i12f cents; clear 13 cents,
steady at $1 10.
Locisv:
lril8.
Whiskey
i!
Flour unchanged. Corn firm at' 75(a716
cents. Provisions quiet. Pork i $22 50.
Bacon shojulders 9i cents; lleariirib and
ciear iiiJi cents; bams 13i13 cent.
iiarci prime steam I5i cents; tierce 16 cts
Kegs u cents, jjaggtng rirm at 12 centi
vt mssey f l iu.
K BTS
COTTON 1TIAII
Columbus, steady weeklvll recclinta Sfil
bales; Nusiiville, easy recetpk 1,007 ibalesj;
Selma, quiet receipts 400 bale; .Mo n I-
iuacon, ni m receipis aS5 oalW; Uaiimon
fleas receipis 04 uaiesjl'UihU
receipts bales; Churlest
ceipts 6 7(!6 bales; Augusta!
i,4w.uies; oosion, receipis
iMemphis, dull receipts 3,44
vestoh, quiet rnd .weak in
bales; Norfolk, quiet reeeipt
FRANCE.
ii n government and Ita Subjects
iioroan 8panisb Affair.
Paris. A nril !1
The French Governmiiii lioo s
ructions to Us Consuls to summon, for tho
"7' w Buujecis who are abroad and
xyuu uwc x ranee military service, to rels
tt r at the consulates. ' 0,8
i-ouneen otneers, deserters from Don
anwo, uavc icucuea criantz
It is snid Gen. Elio has given in hisadbe
New Orleans, demand fair it
7,247 bales; Savannah, easier I
ai.ly lower at 18 receipts 5,1 fi
elphia, qnie
h, quiet r
uH-4-'receirt
1,287 bales!
bales; Gal-
beiprs 11,122
8.331 balesi
J6-feceiptg
ut not nuot'
5 bales; Moi-
it i
nothing below lowi middling, deliverable
May and June," 84d. '
The sales of cotton to-day included 7,000
bales American. ' -.
Breadstuffs steady.
j v "j - London, April 9 Evening, :
Street rate i per cent below bank.
. , LiVEiiPooiiApril 9 Evening.' ,
; Pales on a basis of middling Orleans,
nothing below low middling, deliverable
June and July, 8 3-16d.
, Yarns and fabrics at Manchester are dull.
COMMERCIAL.
WILMINGTON MARKET,
. ! STAR OFFICE Ariril 9.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE Receipts
247 casks. Sales offlOO casks at 34 cents
per gallon for Southern packages. - Market
firm. 'I . .
. ROSIN. Receipt 1,144 bbls." Market
strong, with sales of 1,000 bbls Good
Strained or D, at $li 75 and $1 70 bid for
Str'ained, or C. j
i CRUDE TURPENTINE-Receip'ts 1,200
bbls. j Sales of 1,000 bbls. at $2 50 for Yel
low Dip and!$l 60 for Hard. Market
stead. . ' ' ' ' , :. . '. ..
TAR. Receipts 323 bbls. Sales of 108
bbls.' at $1 50, an'ad Vance of 20 cents since
last reports. ; Market steady.
COTTON. Receipts 114 bales, i Market
dull and nominal, whh no sales to report.
The following arc the official quotations:
Ordinary, .
Good Ordinary,! . . .
Low Middling,: . . .
Middling,.. . . .". i . . .
Good Middling,! . . .
.13i
.15f
,155
15i
.16J
cents If) lb.
yoon.
'"' .. i! 1 !
9 Noon.
- mIs j V:
9-N
oon.
Lomdon, April; 9
Erie railroad shares 26,
Pakis, Apri
Rentes G4f. 10c.
. Livkhpooi, Aprij
uikju uuiei anu unciiHhH
in nnAV.i ' t ,. ...... L1w"- l
x,wv uaies mcuuing a.uw for speculation
u?STale8 for the week tt 7,000 bales"
which 12,000 were for export add 23,000 for
speculation. Stock in port 893,000 bales;
JSS Kd!DS 533',000 American, Receipts 88,1
000 ibales, including 42,000 American,! Aci
tual export 6,000 bales. Afloat;1 437 000
. .u.,uS 4ulWU Daies American.
UOSlS Or mirlii nn hn.nJ.:
deliverable
Sales on
r !. '"w- llingj
' LATER.
- u" ,a uasis or middlinz hn ands
noiu ng oeiow low middling shtnned
Anril and Mav n a.i.i ,UIUY'-Lub uippea
Sales on a basis of' middling lorleans
Neiv j Vork Naval Stores market.
April 7, 1875.
Receipts to-day, 3,042 bbls rosin, 386 do
spirits turpentine. Business has shown
more animation, and the tone of the market
as a whole is steadier, and more cheerful.'
Spirits turpentine mejt with a very fair de
mand and full former rates were obtained,
closing quite sieady. I Sales of 225 bbls at.
36c for Southern. Rosins solid with con
siderable freedom arid realized full former
rates, without apparent difficulty,', with
some holders' rather -fnclined to withdraw
stocks of particularly desirable qualities.
The transactions embrace 9,000 bbls in yard
good at $3 10; 300 do at $2 10; 1,500 do
afloat at $2 12, and 500 bbls No. 2 at
$2 50. i Tar and pitch quiet and without
change; to advise. The following were
the telegraphic advices: Liverpool spirits
turpentine firmer at 28s 6d, common rosin
steady jat Gs. London spirits turpentine
etnaHtr ut '.la Sil" phmmnn main stpnrlv
at 5s 9d.
MARINE.
ARRIVED.
Stmr Gov "Worth,
Worth & nYorUi.
Stmr t Juniper, Phillips,
Vtck oc Mebane.
Sllmr Wave, Robesdn, iFayettevillc, Wil
liamls & Murchison. f
- .
j ! CLEARED.
Stmr Gov Worth,
Worth & Worth.
Stmr Juniper, Phillips.
Vice & JVlebane.
Stmr I Wave, ! Robeson,
VVilliamsA; Murchison
Steamship Regulator, Doane. New York,
A I) Cazaux.
Bris Edith, Johnson. Hayti, Northrop &
RjummiDg. v
Worth, Fayetteville.
Fayetteville,
Worth, Fayetteville,
Fayetteville,
i
Fayetteville,
EXPORTS
COASTWISE.
New York. SteamshiD Regulator 213
bales cotton, 3,510 bbW rosin, 423 do t-ir, 25
Bo rice, 2 do eggs, 30G bushels peanuts, 57
bundles paper, G.000 feet lumber, 7 bales
feheeting.3 r . - .. f . :
- I ; . ' - FOREIGN. ' ! '.'
riAYn. Brig Edith.Ul73.327i
ber.OOOO shingles.
ifeet lum-
W ISIili:SAL.E PK1CES.
tT Our quotations, it saould be understood, rep
esuut tue wholesale prices generally. In making
Bp small orders higher prices have to be charged. :
PRICES. ,
Laeuayra. N Jt.
CORN MKAL bushel......
SHIPPING DIRECTORY.
List
i
of Veicl in the Port of Wil
mington, N. C. April lO, 1875.
I ) BARQUENTINES.
JEltzabcth Taylor, Proctor, Vick Ss Mebane
BARQUES.
azone, BaltzerJ
i E Peschau & Westermann
mella. tledwis. E Peschau & Westermann
Louis: t Gehm(Ger), Stewe,
I i. ! Peschau & Westermanc
Magenta (Nor), Sundersien, R E Heide
elautuon (Nor), Terstensen. R E Heide
nnaGer), Sierents, 1 . v
! Peschau & Westermann
moai Mc Wilhama. LTaa Annfirann Sr. Co
ikntrabbt, Mosweick,
i : E Peschau & Westermann
Fyen, 'Casponsen, I
Star of Hope, Ilamann,
E Pescl
nnapend, Pust,E Pescihau te Westermann
- REeide
RE Heide
Lyn,
TprestfefNoi).
. . i - .
II E Heide
lau A Westermann
RufusJ
Njellie
BRIGS.
Christensen,
RJE Heide
J'E Lippitt & Co
Alex Sprunt & Son
RE Heide
RE Heide
RE Heide
RE Heide
RE Heide
Clifford. Henley.
Lilly, Ryan; j
Heldig, Jorgenscn, .
Mira, Stof, i
Miletus, Olsen
Da Capo, Flames, ! ;"'.
Zawia, : Ommundsen,
: ! SCHOONERS.
S G Knight, Pratt,
Finny LB Shaw, Wiltz, J
Donna AnDa. Whalev.
liessie Dickenson, Dickenson,
lit J E Lippitt & Co
Adldie Fuller. Henderson!, Worth & Wiirth
nney u 1 yler, i U U iiailway Uo
ra Condom, i Noiithrop & Cuminintr
G G Barker & Co
Chad bourn & Co
Worth & Worth
Si
Fl
Aqnie Burton. HcNeelv.
Mary B Reeves, Bracy, B
Mry a 1 rainer, Uskuih.
eiiriiahlj Teller.
B F Wait, AvI ward. Will
U li jMiiens. lveeue.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Harries & Howell
nford, Cmw & Co
dis.j Master
VV & W R RCo
i:ims& Murchison
J E Lippitt & Co
IK KfttST- CLASS STEAMERS
PHILADELPHIA & SOUTHEEN
Mail I Steamship Companv !
i
PIONKKK, 81S ton, Capt. John Wakeley,
TONAWANBA. 644 ton, Capt C, C. WUtbank
foi$i a we:kly Line, and sail alternately from PhUa
'lelsihU and w ilmington every Tuesday morning, a
6 oVlorli.i ! ' ' ' 1 '
1 Through iillla of Lading
Given to New Tortf, Boston. Providence, Fall River,
Portland and all point in the ilnew England States,
at as low rate as by any other route. Also to Liv
erpool, London, Antwerp, Bremen, Hamburg, Ams
terdam, and all points on the Continent and East
Court of England. J J
Thrragh rates from Philadelphia to all points In
North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama,
Louisiana, Mississippi and Tennessee, at as low
rakw as by competing lines, p
For Freight engagements and rates apply to
i WORTH A WORTH; Agents,
T i ! Wilmington. N. C.
J. M. Fobsbm, Saperhitendent
,1 . J?. L. J AMES, General Arent,
Jyne6-tfl S87 and J38 Dock street. Philadelphia,
EODINO CAKl M " inn VTarmrKrn inmna
r.u.u ui uu oon e esani ar.v . at
pi elegant style, at
BAGGING Gunny....... .. ....
Donblo Anchor
Double Anchor " A"
BACON North Carolina, ;
Hams, 9 lb
Shoulders, lb.............
Sides, b..
VTestesn Bmoked
Hams..
- Sides, Q lb.... ........ ......
Shoulders,....,....
Dry Salted
Sides W lb ;.. .."..
Shoulders.......
BEE,
On the Hoof............
BARRELS Spirits Turpentine,
Second Hand, each
New New York, each.
New City, each
BEESWAX i. .
BRICKS Wilmington, M.....
Northera..
BTJTTKRNorth Carolina, V B.
Northern, lb
CANDLES Sperm, $) lb
. Tallow, p fl... .... .
- Adamantine. B fi
CHEESE Northern Factory 9 lb
uairy, creamy id..
state, td........
COfFEE Java, fJ t.
tao, w...
guayra
MEAL
COTTON TIES B,.-..
DOMESTICS Sheeting, 4-4, yd
I am, bonce
FISH Mackerel , No. 1. 9 bbL.
No. 1, )i bbL. ....
. Mackerel, No. S, btu
Nc.2, bbl.....
Mackerel, No. 8, 9 bbl
Mullets. Sbbl
N. C. Herring, bbl. . .. ..
Dry Cod, $ .....
FLOUR Fine, bbl...........
Super. Northern. 9 bbl.....
Extra do. " $ bbl.....
Familv " 0 bbl
City Miltar-Bnper., bW...
i V Extra, bbl....
" ,. ' Family, 9 bbl..
Ex. Family, $ bbl..
FERTILIZERS
Peruvian Guano, 9 2000 lbs
Baugh'a Phosphate, " . " :
Carolina Fertilizer, "
Ground Bone n a , "
Bone Meal, "
" Flour,
Navassa Guano, " "
. 'Complete Manure, " '
Whann's Phosphate "
Wando Phosphate, "
Berger & Bute's Phosph. "
GLUE B..i
GRAIN Corn, Is store, 9 50 lbs.
' Corn, Cargo, "66lbs
Corn,. Yet, ?8 bushel... ......
Oate, bushel
Peas, Cow, bushel...
HIDES Green, ....
Dry, 9 lb ,
HAT Eastern, $ 100 lbs
North River, $ 100 ft
HOOP IRON ton........ ..
LARD Northern, $t lb
North Carolina, B ...
LIME W bbl
LUMBER Citt StkahSawid I
Ship Stuff, resawed, M ft..
Rough Edge Plank. T M ft. .
West India Cargoes, according!
to quality, ynn
Dressed Flooring, seasoned..
Scontimg and Boar as, com
mon, M ft.... .... ....
MOLASSESr-Cuba,nhds,tf gal..
Cuba, bbls ft gal
, hhds, gal. .
ODis.w gal....
Byrup, bbls, 9 gal
NAILS Cut, 4d to SWd, 9 keg.. .
OILS Kerosene, 9 gal
Lard. gal...
Linseed, $ gal.
Koein, v gaj
PEANUTS 1 bushel
POTATOES Sweet, bushel..
Irish, Northern, 9 bbl
PORK Northern. City Mess....
Thin, 9 bbl.......
Prime, 9 bbl. ....... .......
Rump, 9 bbl.....
RICK Carolina, 9 lb.
East India, 9 lb...
Hough. 19 bosh...,
iCAGS Country, 9 lb.
City, fi n.
tsfjsrtsr
SALT Alum, 9 bushel...
Liverpool, sack
American, 9 sack....
SUGAR Cnba, 9 a;. ...
Porta Rico, 9 a
A Coffee. lb
B " JO B
c- 9 &..
Ex. C 9
crushed, E...
SOAP Northern. H lb .
SHINGLES- -Contnict, 9 M.
Common, M....
I CyprcesSaps 9 M
Cypre Hearts 9 M.. ....... 1
siAViJj w.u. BbL.yH... ..
ILO nhd., ?J-M. ..... ......
Cypress, 9 H.
TALLOW 9 ...
TIMBER Shipping, S3 M ,
MU1 Prime, S Ut............
MiUFair, M
Inferior to Ordinary, U.,
WHISKE Y-NorthHTi, gal. . . .
North Carolina, 9 gal
w-w- iunacucu, w " ' .......
Washed. 9 lb ,
UX& 15
18 17
10 UA 12
13 H M
n & i
12ii4 Wi
9 & 10X
jyilSCELLAlEO US. .
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6 &
8
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3 58
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- 88
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17
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25 &
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1 80
IS 00
8 5C
13 00
T 60
11 GO
6 CO
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50 a
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HATES OF FREIGHT.
. Per Steamer.
I To New Yoke.
Crude Turpentine bbl 0 45 0 0 0 00 0 35
Tar 9 hbl 0 30 0 85 0 50 0 35
Spts Turpentine 9 bbl 85 0 00 0 00 75
Rosing bbl 40 0 00 000 35
Cotton $ bale. ....... 2 00 0 00 0 00 1 25
Peanuts 9 bushel. ..... 0 10 0 0C 0 00 0 10
Tt PniLADKLPHIA.
Crude Turpentine 9 bbl 0 03 0 60 0 00 0 60
Tar 9 bbl. 0 00 0 50 0 00 0 50
Spts Turpentine p bbl 0 00 1 00 0 00 0 80
Rosin 9 hbl.. 0 00 0 50 0 00 0 50
Cotton 9 bale.. 0 00 2 00 00 2 00
Cotton Goods 9 bale.. 0 00 0 75 0 00 0 75
Peanuts 9 bushel 0 00 0 10 0 00 0 10
Lumber 9 M. ......... 0 00 10 00 7 00 8 00
To Balttjcobb.
Crude Turpentine 9 bbl 0 00 0 45 6 00 0 45
Tar 9 bbl.... 0 00 6 45 0 00 0 45
Spts Turpentine $ bbl 0 00 0 SO 0 00 075
Rosin 9 bbl.... 0 00 0 45 0 00 0 45
Cotton 9 bale.. 0 00 2 60 0 00 2 00
Peanuts 9 bushel. .... 0 00 0 11 0 00 0 00
Lumber M. 0 60 8 00 6 50 60
K TO BOBTOK
Crude Turpentine 9 bbl 0 00 0 00 0 00 0 65
Tar 9 bbl : 6 00 0 00 8 00 0 65
Spts Turpentine bbl 0 00 0 00 0 00 0 90
Rosin 9 bbl..-. 0 00 6 00 0 65 0 70
Cotton 9 bale......... 0 00 0 00 2 60 0 00
Peanuts 9 bushel . . 0 00 0 00 0 12 0 10
Lumber 9 M 0 00 0 00 11 60 12
WILMINGTON MONEY MARKET.
Oe&RZCTES DAXLT BY TOM BABE OT SXW BAKOTXB,
I. B. GRAINGER, PRESIDENT.
Gold .....
Silver.....
Exchange (sight) On New Yotk, ..
. . Baltimore,...
Boston.......
Philadelphia-
Western Cities,
BVTTNO.
..113
..116
SSIXTKG.
116
lie'
X disc't
X "
X "
Exchange 30 days 8 9 cent interest added to above,
Bank of New Hanover Stock.
First National Bank,
Wilmington Building Stock,..
Mechanics - " " ...
Nsvarea Guano Co. " . . .
N. C. Bnds Old Ex-Coupon.
.(Par 25)
...... 100
...21
...15
.. 14
...13
... 5
...42
28
96
101
15
110
Do. Funding 18(6
Do. " 1868 .
Do. New...........
. Do. ' Special Tax
Do, to N. C. Railroad
W. A. W. K R. Bonds 7 c fGold TntVOO
Carolina Central R. R. Bonds, 6 Sc.. .70
Wilmington City Bonds, S ftc . 70
" " 7 Wc ....85
4 " Old 66... .9(5
" new 6 Vc....65(GoldInt)
" 8 ?c.-. 80 ( " "
nvw nanover ioamy. duous (iv years),
6 ttc(Go.d Intl.
W. A W. Railroad Stock
North Carolina R. R. "
C C. Railroad
WU. Gas Light Co.
WiU & Seaside R.R.
.75
...8
...30
...01
.,.70
.00 ,
MISCELLANEOUS.
G-reen & Flanner,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST,
dealers in Pur Drng-, Chemicals Proprie
tary Med'cines, Mineral Waters, Fancy Goods,
Garden Seed, &c, &c. .
49 Market Street,
margo-tf r Wilmington. N. C.
Bottled Lager Beer
As ROCHESTER, MILWAUKEE AND TIVOLt
: For sale at . ' "' .
G. 1L W. RUNGE'S,- - '
Northeast cor. Market and Second t.
April 4tf '
Molassss ! Molasses ! - Molasses!
200 Hhds. and Bbls New Crop Cnba.
roi
ap 4-tf
ror saie low By
WILLIAMS Si, MURCHISON.
Notice to Shippers.
IctYDE LINE.
New Yorlc ani Wilmington SteamsMB Co.
I TO MEET THE WANTS OF THE TRADE
llnvo added another Steamer to
' Hie Wne, and will sail from
NEW YORK ;
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY,
- at 3 P. M. from Pier 13 Noith River. T
Semi-Weekly from Each Port
HEREAFTER SHIPPERS CAN RELY UPON
the Prompt and Regular Sailing -of these
Steamers from New York as advertised. As the
Company has determined to adopt regular sailing
days, and with the additional Steamer there can be
no cause for delay in shipments.
Uther steamers wm oe saaea as required.
A. D. CAZAUX. Wnt.
ar 16-tf Wilmington, N. C.
Reduction in Price !
:. , .... A ;- .-. : . ! ! : - i i .- .
JyTOLLEY'S
m Celebrated
fine:
1 K
M'VII t
ENGLISH
Breech - Loadings Guns,
BlaiiHfactory, Pioneerworks,
BIRMINGHAM, ENG.,
HAVING ESTABLISHED A BRANCH HOUSE
in New York for the sals of our- celebrated
weapons, we offer to sportsmen the Cheapest Guns
of guaranteed quality and shooting powers ever sold
In the United States. Tbey are built with every Im
provement for American sport, and -are made in six
qualities, each Gun being branded with one of the
undermentioned names, which denotes its quality :
Brand. Pbics.
PIONEER 65 Gold.
TOLLEY... 90' "
STANDARD... 115 "
NATIONAL... ............ 140 "
CHALLENGE. .180 "
PARAGON . 225 "
Any one of the above brands may be selected with
the greatest confidence, as no Gun bears our name
that we do not thoroughly guarantee in every re
spect. , . -
! GUNS FORWARDED C. O. D.
N. B. Guns built to order, at above prices, a
specialty. Send for detailed particulars, with illus
trated descriptive price sheets and testimonials, to
our Branch House, , -
29 Maiden Lane, New York.
Sept25-D&Wtf H 1 !
Silver Gups, Seal Rings
And Patent Keys, just received at -
GEORGE HONNET'S.
mar 21-tf ; , 53 Market;ttreet.
The Saleigh News,
D A IL Y A ND WEEKL Y.
PUBLISHED BY
STOGIE & UZZELL.
- - I
DEVOTED TO THE BEST INTERESTS OF
ithe State of North Carolina to the success of
the Conservative party, the development of the hid
den wealth of the State, the inviting emigration in
to our midst, and advancement of the welfare of our
people in everything that serves to make a State
prosperous and Independen Its
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j&niii-tf i
STONE & UZZELL,
; Proprietors.
I -500-
NEW WHITE MARSEILLES
I AND LINEN VESTS
Elegantly Made .Hp.
We
have attached to our Percale Shirts the
PATENT COMBINATION CUFF.
Have you seen tfkem? The nobbiest and most
complete thing out.
I apr&tf A. DAVID, Merchant Tailor.
I i . '
I Shelby Banner.
TUBLISHED WEEKLY, AT SHELBY, CLEVE
?i land county. N. V , at $1 50 per annum, in
advance: Has a large and rapidly increasing circu
lation In nearly all the counties West of Mecklen
burg. 1AI-0, au extensive circulation in the coun
ties of Spaitanburg, York and Union, 8. C. Has
Just been enlarged from a 20 to a 82 colhmn, and is
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ltsbighet-t aim its greatest ambition is for the
good of the people -the welfare advancement and
prosperity ox the country. Advertiblng rates, mod
erate, t -
Respect ul'y.
DURHAM A WRRR
ffb4-tf Eds. and Prop'rs.
J : . " - -
The Central Protestant
A WEEKLY RELIGIOUS AND FAMILY NEWS
paper and the Organ of th Methodist Protes
tant Church in Nona Carolina, is published at
Greensboro, N. C.
j Terms, $2 00 per annum, la advance.
! The eligibility of its location, the nnmber and ac
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claims upon the patronage of the advertising public
Terms very favorable. Consult your business inter
ests, and address the editor, -
f J L. MICHAUX,'
! marl if f Greensboro, N. C.
The Kershaw Gazette.
THE LEADING NEWSPAPER IN KERSHAW
county, is published every Wednesday, at Cam
den, 8. C, by Frank P. BeatL It has a large and in
fluential circulation in one of the most productive
portions of Central Carolina, guaran teeing greater
inducements to advertisers than any other paper in
the;county. The most liberal rates of advertising.
; Address ' -
I I FRANK P, BEARD, Proprietor, .
septl5-ff ChithIoti. S.4C
The HiIIsboro'"iiecorder.
, w4 -vv'.v;..:.iH;. ? ''C,
qpHE OLDEST PAPER IN THE STATE. CTR
X culates extensively in Orange and adjoininn
counties. Subscription price (2 60 per tm.m,
Published weekly.
. , - s JOHN D. CAMERON.
0ct9.tr Editor ind Proprietor ;
45.
: i.lARKET STREET.
B R OWN & R O DD 10 K.
45;
W
E STILL CONTINUE TO SELL AT OUB FORMER LOW PRECES. NOTWlTESTAxivJ
the advance in the markets, and as a substantial proefsubmit the following list hi nn.f ftlJ1Q
VUOIO .pvvi wv.'vu ' v J v . v via .j. L jviCIJ.
Unbleached Cotton from 6 Cents Per Yard. ? .
33Incb Fruit of the Loom 11 Cents Per Yard. 1
- 36 " : " i 12 1 " " t
36 " iWamsutta . 16 ,
New Spring Calicoes, Best Quality, 10 Cents Per Yard. ;
Ladies'jRuffs, for the Neck, 610 Cent?, worth 25 Cents a bargain.
rirv Rnnita I nn In civp. nan .. ro lu lee
PREVIOUS TO MAKING THEIR PURCHASES. -J
TtVtM TS ffm Tmm 4rvmnnA 4 V. wwrm
Vlrlnit.v. hntthnanrtf ANY fittfTPTOra of thu Pnnntrv W linua tmfma tKJt i70u.aa
you on the Streets, look you up in the Hotels, or by laying any claims of frendship. Our obicct lann.li
business, and we propose doing that in a legitimate way. - T vmtll
SBYEBAL J"OB31iOTSj
' ' Such As, i
IOO 1in7ln Kid f HIotas fur SA Tonf a Pw Pain Wi.l. r? n.
. Ladies' Hemmed Pnre L.ineulldkfs 15 Cents, Worth 25 CcniM
20 fairs Blanker $3 OO, Worth 4 SO, f '
We j Have Got Every thing Wle Advertise
March 7 tf
ONE PRICE. TERMS CASH. NO SAMPLES CUT. )
BROWN & RODDICK.
Clydes Rlew York and Boston Lines.
VIA. WILMINGTON, IN. C.
Fast Freight Route to all Points Horth or South.
NEW YORK AND WILM1KGTON STEMSIHP CO.. S EM I-WEKKLT, AILING FROM NEW YOI'K
"Wednesdayi and Saturday at 3 P. M.,
UND FBOJI WILMIKGTOJV,
Wednesday and Saturday.
j BOSTON AND FALL felVER
NEW YORK AND WILMINGTON STEAMSHIP COMPANY, CONNECTING WITH THE
OL 1)1 COLONY RAILROAD,
AND STEAMERS DAILY BETWEEN?
Boston
and Wew i York.
SEMI-WEEKLY !
L Between New York and Wilmington. Wednesdav and Satnrdv. f mm ginnh nnrf .
Shippers may rely upon the prompt and Regular Sailing of these Steamers, and quick dispa'ch riven f o
all Shipments by this Route. . :.,,.".
CpnnecUn? at Wilmmgton with the Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta Railroad, WilrolnHon and
Weldon Railroad, the Carolina Central Railway and Cape Fear River Steamers. ' - UIIUBgwV ma
THROUGH BILLS OP LADING GIVEN TO 'AND FROM ALL POINTS IN NORTH AND SOUTH
'; also to i i---v!' '
New York. Boston- Provirlenri- Fall IKwp rmA nlh. Bo.tn, ,ui. I r-
RATES GUARANTEED AS LOW A? BY ANY OTHER ROUTE AND ! TIME AS OTJICK LOXSFS
MARK ALL G 0 ODS VIA CZ TDJSTS WILMING TO N LINK.
- iu kc& uuuii-Duuu omv'J w ciuicr u mc uuuerBisraea Agents OI tne LAne
D. D. C. MTNKL
General Kaaterti Arrpnl.
j 29 Devonshire Street, Boston
- uuciiguu aecdis oiueuiiei '
WM. P. CLVDE CO., General AgentsJ
1 : New York Line,
A. I). GAZAVX. Asreiit.
jji-itiun. 1 1; aim ixew i otk Jbines, - ;
i ! 7 -. IWilmingioD, N. C.
Baltimore and Southern Steam Transportation
Company.
VIA. WILMINGTON, N. C,
"Si.ittiS)
iAiiiJKrf'
Fast Freight Route to all points Horth or South.
BALTIMORE. j i
Baltimore and Wihiiiiigton Line;
Semi-Weekly, j
Sailing from BALTIMORE
I .' ' ' i
Tuesday and Friday, at 3 F. Si.
AND FROM WILMINGTON I
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.!
. PHiJiADKLPHIA. j ; '
Baltimore and Wijaiiigtbn Line
Semi-Weekly, j ;; i
Between Baltimore and Wilmington, I
Baltimore and Philadelphia St. Bt. Co.
; iauy via. Canal,1 !
! Between Baltimore and Philadelphia, i
BOSTON AND PRVIDENCE, I
Baltimore and Wilmington Line, .'
Baltimore. Boston and Providence Line or Via.
' Canal Daily to Philadelphia, and I
CLYDE'S PHILADELPHIA AND PROVIDENCE
WESTERN CITIES. "I 1 ''
Baltimore, and Wilmington Line '
Northern Central Railroad and the Bltlm6re!and
i j - Ohio Railroad, ' ' I ' !
THROUGH BILLS
aifs&WsXVtli6 Prmpt f Reg -f these Sterand quick dispch given to
JNO DELAYS.
OP LADIMG GIVEN TO AND FROM ALL POINTS IN NORTH AND SOUTH
CAROLINA, GEORGIA AND ALABAMA. I "'.X.l' 7" j tV.-. 'i:
'I ALSO TO - -J ' '-'.1- I
Baltimore. PhllnrlplnVlin Ttnalnn T-iv.ll ,-,- I .i .. . ! ' i : ' M
any other Rcutelind SmeQ! low as ,b,
MARL ALL GOODS VIA WILMINGTON STEAMERS ' "
For further information apply to either of the undersigned Agents of the Line '
EDWIN FITZUEBALD, Agent Baltimore Line, 50 South St,, Baltimore. ' ' ' ' !
marlStf j A. P. CA1UX, Agent Baltimore and New Yort Lines. WllmiDgtO-K N.
N."0 T I C E .
Carolina Central
; General Freight Department,
vv-j.uiiNliTpN, MARCH 31st,- 1875.
. Wilmington, Dotn via Direct Steamer Lines and via WUnn '.-.j d T b' ""-ers witn its cor
delphiajkew Yor,, Boston and videnn
A A I 1 lnrt'lV.rtri.wv 'fs.mn.J3 1 1 I T. .
nxmtuir auu uii; eastern Cities7
TO CHARIOTTEj STATESVILLE, SHELBY
Rntlierfordton, Asheville, GreenVtlle, partanburff, '
nijd all stations on the Atlantic, Tennj & Ohio Atlmk rt ' 7. ,. )
Western North Carolina Railroids as weU as Si ' tSints in GRORm i w,? Air. ne' North Carolina and
Ineurance from Eastern cities guaranteed aTlowas vl anv w.1 ANii ALABaMA- '
and Kate always a low as tlTe lowe Uyotner No terminal or tiinsfer Charges,
Rates to all points furnished upon aDDlicationt. the i i j
Building. 1 . apP2-tn ?- the node1L8lfSedAT in Bank of New nanover
r W. CLARK, General Freight Ageat i
The Western: Expositor
ASHEVILLE, N. U.S
W. H. Malone, - -. Ed. &Prop'r
JJAS . THE LARGEST CIRCULATION '
Western Northern Carolina. ' ' , 1
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