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soon nuitmTs.
ENGLAND.
7C
President niaeiaaiion and . Narstaal
. Canrbert Tb Vice Presidency of
France Austrian Propositions to
Turner Tne MontencKran Loan
French Polities A HeaTT Failure
He-eleetian or' Lord Henry Tbynne
' -to Parliament Ac. i I s
' .. London, Jan. 7. '
The Daily Xewt saya the rumor current in
Paria that President MacMahon intended to
propose Marshal Canrobert aa Vice Presi
dent, ia semiofficially contradicted. !
The Vienna Lages Presae 8tates that Count
Andrasayias informed the representatives
- of England, France and Italy that the pub
lication of the '-Austrian note regarding
Turkey -would be inopportune until it "had
received the adhesion of the powers. ;
The Bulletin Irancaim fiays private tele
grams received in Berlin assert that France
and other powers have adhered to the pro
. posals of Austria.
The Oalos insists that the Montenegian
loaq is an accomplished fact, and asserts
that 40,000 infantry and 60 cannon are to
oe delivered from America by March.- It
adda that in consequence of the threatening
attitude of Turkey;3,000 Montebegrian
guards havo been armed with breechload
ers and sent to the frontier. 1 1
(The Urne' Paris correspondent telegraphs
that active negotiations are going on, be
tween various Republican groups with the
object of bringing forward a compromise
list, consisting of Victor Hugo, Tolain,
Freyceive, Blanc, Peyrat or Floquet, as
candidates for the Senate from Paris. The
success of this ticket may be considered
already cettain. It is probable that the
united Left will have one hundred and sixty
votes in the Senate. y ,
j Tlie loss- by the burning of Eglestou'a
lwok bindery is estimated at 50,000.
Charles Sutbera, cotton spinner ; at Old-
ham, Lancashire, bas failed for a million
dollars. '
( Lord, Henry Thynne, Conscrvalive, was
re-elected to Parliament to day from South
Wiltshire. Lord Thynne was recently ap
pointed lo the office of Treasurer of Her
Majesty's Household, and by accepting it
vacated bis seat as a member.
LLL1NOIS.
Oestraetlon of tbe Gardner House
Selxnre of Two Hundred; and Flf
i teen Cases Letters Whiskey Frauds
--A $700,000 exposure. . . , ;.
- vhicago, Jan. 7. . ;
The Gardner House, in this city was de
stroyed by fire this morning, j
1 Two hundred and fifteen cases of un
stamped letters, belonging to tbe German
Consel at Chicago, were seized by govern
ment officers yesterday. 1
I Anton Junker, of tbe firm of Roellcr,
" Junker & Co., has been before the grand
jury and made a statement manner in
which whiskey, frauds were perpetrated by
one transaction involving $700,000 worth
of whiskey and the government defrauded -ot
$600,000. It is Hated that information
. is in the hands of Supervisor Matthews of
j implicating one of the heaviest commission
houses on Broad strret, New York, in
' frauds on 4he government.
AUSTRIA. , : .
Negotiations on tbo Bank Question-
Defeat of Insurgents Nleste and
Das Provisioned.
' Vienna, Jan. 7.
Negotiations between Austria and the
Hungarian Ministers on the bank question
have not resulted in any definite arrange
ment and will be resumed here.
I Before Niesic and ;Duga were victualed
by tbe Turks, the insurgent suffered a de
feat, the severest since the beginning of the
war. Six hundred were killed and many
Wounded.1 The insurgent, Parre Avich,"
accused of treason, fled to Cittinge.
N teste is provisioned for four months.
TCBKET.
Count Andrassv's Scheme for Pro
-vlnelal Befornss Reported Bevlyof
tbe Grand Vlsler.
; t . , Constantinople, Jan. 7.
The Austrian Ambassador to this Court
has semi-offlcially. communicated to the
Grand Vizier Count Andra8sy8 scheme for
reform, in the Turkish provinces. The
Grand Vizier in reply is represented to have
rejected the idea of foreign mediation, and
to have said that the -Sublime . Porte would
give the people of .lbe ..provinces all
necessary guarantees fpurefornt. ..
ELECTRIC 8PABK8.
Hon. Augustus Schell has been : elected
Chairman of the. Tammany1 General Com
' mittee. - -i . . .. ; -'
I By a land slide in Isle Reunion, France,
sixty-two persons were , killed' and many
others wounded. . '-.v ,
j The Governor of New jersey has "ordered
iCol. Angell, of the Seventh Regiment, I to
go at once to Hopewell, and four companies
.to muster at once and repair to the scene of
railroad trouble , .. i
Bishop's College, at Lennoxvil e, Canada,
was destroyed by fire Thursday night, but
. the grammar school, chapel and principal
dwelling were saved. The library was
auoui consumea. i
. Tbe Texas Democratic State Convention
yesterday elected D. K." Taylor permanent
Chairman and appointed two, electors for
the Slate at large. Gov. Coke will proba
bly be renominated. ; "' f-:;
In the Kentucky Legislature a hot figlit
U in progress for United States Senator;
Si epiienson, present . incumbent; ex Gov.
Jjeslie, Hoo. J. B. Beck, Jno. 8. William,
and Isaac Caldwell, are aspirants. . . i'
ln.1lhe TJ 8. f Senate, yeeierdav. 'Gordon:
of Ga presented the petition of General
Riepnen u.hee, or Columbus, MiS.; for the
removal of his political disabilities, and it
was referred to tbe Judicary Committee.
:'h; cut-
Arrival of tbe New
German and
. nsnlsh Ans bassado
Statne of
CIsmbai.i.
-- 'k "ri'r; .-r.; t. s t. .
r :,-., M-,.- Havaka, Jan. 7.
Advices from the City of Mexico to Jan. .
1st say the new German and Spanish Am
bassadors bas arrived. : . i
The, President was la-visit the Rk Grande
recioa wJUiidamoBthU IUa tssertaxt that
he will go no further than Tampico.
The newspaper JBetwMsays Catholics con
tinuer to threaten Protestant worshippers at
St. Peter's Church. X T.V -
The great statue of Christopher Colum
bus, designed.for tbe.City, of Mexico, had
ar,ri? Xera ru-z Owing to the great
ejie .orthe7pe4ejLvJii beChaufcd over
.tbe mountains by ox-carts. It arm.
I to pass thrpugb the tunnels of , the raflitoad
vetweeo vera wu sod tbe City of Mexico.
The revolntjon in Micboacap codUdOc.
t Congressional Jolu;-.raemeriai In
Ileltall BernndJnflrjIlojqtton Tax
uonflrnaatlone -Posiallatters
aBatnilttee risri. to tne president.
7 dtv9 cKv
BEKATE.---(m'mittee6dClims repdrt
ed adversely on the nil ItoCth relief of ;L.
-MaiisoB Day, ofHewrleana'si i
The memorialotibeArkansaa- Legisla-
j i ; ' i i j;
vuic Yvaa prcocuieu, ao&iug meieianuingoi
the cotton tax and the construction of Ra
tional levees for the redemption of the al
luvial lands of the Mississippi river. ,
Gordon presented the memorial of the
Grocers' Association of Atlanta, Ga., against
the restoration of the duty on tea and cof
fer. - yt
- Executive session and adjourned toMon-
'day'- :
, - MISCELLANEOUS. ; : .'
Confirmations Seward, to be' Minister
to China; Merrill, Minister to Belgium.
The Postal Committee of the House will
vote Tuesday on the bill reducing, postage
on newspapers and third class matter.
' The members of the House Committee on
Foreign Relations called at the .Executive
Mansion to-day and paid their respects to
President Grant. j. Tie?, Waysjand. Means
Committee will pay their respects to the
President to-morrow.5 ' v .
Dr. J. P. Hambleton, of Georgia, has
been elected clerk to the Committee on
Ways and Means.1 i
comparative: cotton state-
fflBN.T. ;
. i .tlj .y Hew YbRE,Jan. 7. :;
The following is the comparative cotton
statement for the week ending Jan. 7: ;
Net receipts at all United States ports
during the week were 13D,6b bales, against
80,420 hales tbe eame week last year; total
to date 2,482,238 bales, against 2,205,982
bales for the same time last year.- - J
The exports for the week were 123,422
bales, agaiost 71,230 for the same week
last year; total to date 1,364,681 bales, against
1,12(3,843 bales for the same time last year.'
The stock at' all United States pons, j is
795,820 bales against 842,474 the same time
last year. ' " ' ... .
The" stock at all interior ' tdwnsTs 130,204
bales; same time last year 152,108 bales.
, The. stock at Liverpool is 050,000 bales,
against 61)7,000 same time last year. ' -
American cotton afloat for Great Britain
299,000 bales, against 251,000 same time last
year. ' ' ' '
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Crooked wlilsker In tbe Quaker
City Large Establlobnaents :Bn
esced In lis Sale. .
' . ' PraLADEXPrriA, Jan. 7. "
The Treasury Department has knowledge
that several large liquor establishments in
the city have been dealing : in crooked
whiskey. Most of them have been called
upon to explain by Supervisor Fulton, who
states tnat while tnere is no doubt these
houses have been dealing in crooked whis
key, yet there is no positive evidence they
did it with any intention to defraud the
government.
K4 i llliK Kh'HOH'l
' - WAH OKPAKTM KMT,
Offlceof Clnel Signal Offlcer,
. Washington, Jan. 76:85 P. M
. '. Probability.
. For the South Atlantic States to-day, clear
of lair weatuer, stationary or rising temper-
atare, easterly to southerly winds and falp
lng barometer. .
KLKCTRIC SPAKKN.
Col. -John La Salle, well ksown in liter
ary circles, is dead. , .v - -. .
At Fall River, Mass., Easton & Milne,
oansers, nave suspended.
The loss by the burning of the Gardner
House, at Chicago, is estimated at $38,000.
Alex. Williamson, a prominent business
man of Wilmore, Putnam county. Ohio.
nasaosconaea witn $ luo.uoo. ,
ine ranroau war at iiopewell, JN. J., is
unchanged. The militia had arrived and
taken possession of the frog. j .
The Texas Democratic Convention yes
teiday renominated Richard Coke for Guv
ernor, and It. B. Hubbard for Lieutenant
Governor. ' : . ' ; 1
Dr. Gerlich has been appointed German
vice consul at New York in place of Heir
Feige', who has. been appointed to the con
suiate at Havana. '
The ship Cape ComoriD, from Livc-noo
for Bombay, was wrecked on the Irish
Coast. Tue crew numbered 28, some of
whom were drowned. .. : : -
- Aaoag the bills introduced in rthe. Ohio
iegutlatui e, rida)',! was .oe Requesting
uen. urant to dismiss ms relations and ap
. TT! Jt 9 r . I - 1
point uuiou BUiiuers in ineir places.
The Supreme Court of IUinois has grant
ea a mandamus against the uommon Cone
cu of Chicago to show cause why they
snouiu not older a new eiesuen tor Alayor,
The schooner Jefferson Barden has been
tawed into Aberdren, 8cotJand, disabled.
rue was o.aays out, ana tne crew were
famishing and otherwise unfit for duty,
xoe water allowance was a tea cupful
day. - i .
fOMlSITlC;HlABK.BTK. ' '
W 'NSw "loft.' Jan:'7 Nooiil
v :;: ';: '" ' Financial. ' ' ;" ' , : j
Stocks dull and strong. Money 5 j
cent. Gold opened . at lli and closed
.112. Sterliug exchange long $4 84i;shtr
oo. uoverumeni securities dull and
steady. State bonds quiet ' and strong for
lennessee.
Commercial. '
. Flour dull and declining. Wheat quiet
ana neavy. v;orn nrm. XOTK Steady
$20 75$21 00. Lard quiet steam 12 15 10
cents.: . bpints turpentine- firm at 39 cente,
jKosin uuchauged at $1 70a$l 75 ; for
strained. Freights heavy.
touoa quiet, witn sales of (550 bales at
ldqlOfor middling uplands and 134 for
middling Orleans. Futures opened steady
as follows : January 13 7 32 134 cts; Feb
ruary 13 13 3213 7-ltf cts; March 13 21-32
13 11-10 cents; April 13i13 29 32 cents
May -14 1B314 3 82 . cents; June 144
x o-io cents.
Skw Tokk, Jan. 7 Kvening.
X IMoney- Offered at QUjceaU Sterlinffex.
cuaoge quiet ai : f 4 00. Uuld 1 12fl 13,
i . . -
uoverumeni securities dull but sirone
new 5a 116J. State bonds quiet but steady,
Cotton dull. With Sales Of 82S halfl
at
13 5-1613i cts. 'Flour still strongly in buy
c9 tavut, ua uiuit? uoing, cuieny ior ex
port -supernBe western and State $4 25a
$4 65; southern flour doll and declinimr
common to fair extra $4 90$5 80, good to
choice extra $5 85$8 75. -; Wheat irregular
ana unsettled; iqw grades heavy, eood and
prime parcels scarce but firm at $1 01 for
unKradvd winterrred western. Corn firmer.
acave&tfaaad a4&67tiJfbr graded
miicu, cioaing nrnx t latter price; 67 cents
.vi,tuun,w cenis ior ungraded vellow
64. cents lotwiitelgcaitherB 7070i
tut uiiAcu western in Btore, 724(373
dents for .old western mixed afloat, and 71
cents for bid western yellow ia stoee. Oats
more acuve at 45348 cents for mixed West,
ern 8tte.v lffee-Ro quiet at 164
k-tuw Mr yjw iota
eurarWofei?
bat steady, at 8a8 cents for fair to eood
ijraflniog, oU ar-pna'dTeenls
Tor low Muscovado, gjpSioents for clayed,
9 for centrifugal; refined unchanged.
Molasses Hew Orleans Blead v. with mod
erate demand at BOiaeOJcents. , Rice auief .i
ana uncnangea cnoice uarouna cts.
allow quiet at 99f cents. Rosin and
iritsipetiiierce
flpeetea--new-ipsu-'ofztf' liartr wavy
prime steam 12 13-1613 cents. Whiskey
wimout decided cnange at' $1 .lli$l 12.
reignts arm.
Cotton Net receipts 1,701 bales, cross
.5,250. Futures closed weak, with sales of
14,000 bales as follows: January 13 cents,
rcuiuaijr ii t-iutyio ii-oa cenu, marcu
13 9-lG13 19 32 cts. April 13 25-32ai3 13-16
cents, May 1414 1 82 cents, June 14 3-16
(&14 7-32 cents, July 14 11 8214 cents,
August 14 7-1614 15-32 cents. ,
I St. Louis, Jan. 7. -
Fiour demand slightly improved, with
prices unchanged. Wheat strong, higher
and inactive No. 2 red fall $1 46 bid, No.
3 do. $1 30 bid. . Corn active, firm and
higher No. 2 mixed 89i37 cents. Oats
easier No. 2 , 354; ' cents. Jiye -dull and
lower to eell at 644- cents hid. ' Bailey in
good demand at full prices for higher
grades strictly' prime to fancy northern
$1 15$1 30. Pork firmer $19 60$19 25.
ard firmer advance asked but none es
tablished held at 124; cents. Bacon strong
and higuer shoulders U cents; clear rib 124
cents; clear sides 12 cents. Bulk meats
firmer with advancing tendency shoulders
7 cents, clear rib 10 101 cents, clear sides
10i10f cents. Whiskey .quiet; and un
changed. .
j a . Cincinnati, Jan. 7. .
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat dull
and nominal. Corn easier at 45 cents. Oats
dull at 35 42 cents. Barley no transac
tions.. Rye dull at 7880 ceuts. Pork steady
and firm at $20 (spot) and $20 50 (buyer's
option till April). Lard steady with fair
demand steam 12 cents,' kettle 1313f
cents. Bulk meats inactive :lear rib sides
Hi cenis (buyer's option till 15th;) Cumber
aud and short rib middles 10i cents. Bacon
(lH)xeu) easier sluulders8i(9 cts, cleaf rib
siuesllj cents; clear sides 12124 cents.
Greeu : meats dull. Whiskey fit m and in
fair demand at $1 08. '
I : I Louisville, Jan. 7.-
i Flour steady and unchanged. ' : Wheat
Remand fair aud prices" firi:-i at $1 05
ft 15. Corn steady aud unchanged. Oais
firm and unchanged at 384l cenis. Ke
qUiet and UnebaugeiL Provisions in gxnl
uemand, wnh a teudeucy upward, l'ork
$2121. Bulk meats shoulders 74 ceuts:
clear rib sides 104- cents, clear sides
10J ceuts. Bacon clear rib sides 11
124 cents; sugar cured hams 144ai5 cts.
Lard firm and unchanged. Whiskev Quiet
aua uncnangea. sagging quiet and un
changed.
j -, ' Baltimoke, Jan. 7.
Oats steady. Rve auiet at 78rJ9i88 rnnts
Provisions in round lots nothing, orders
iairiy active. Jforli jobbing $21 50. Bulk
meats-rshoulders 84M84 cents, clear rib
lli114; eents. Bacon shoulders 1010i
ceuis; ciear rm cents; Hams steady
Liara sieany. uottee dull aod unchanged
vvmsKey $i la asKed, $1 11 bid. Sugar
ui mer aim noi qaoiauiy lower.
) , COTTON ill ARKKTS.
i Weekly Receipts. New Orleans, quiet
atl lUi, ll12i receipts 10.457 bales;
Charleston, unchanged at 13 receipts 8.-
925 bales; Savannah, quiet at 124 receipts
n.ooy oaies; oiempnis, nominal at 12 re-
ceipis i4,uo oaies; Morjiie, nrm at 12 re
ceipis ia,rzy oaies; rniladelpUia, quiet at
13f receipts 2,047 hales; BaHimore, dull at
1213 receipts 288 bales; Boston, quiet
at 134-receipts 3,536 bales; Norfolk, quiet
aiiizj receipts i,4ija bales; Augusta,
good grades strong at 12 receipts 3,658
uaies.
t ?KKION II A RKKI .
I London, Jan. 7 Noon-
Erie shares 14.
( . LrvKKPOOL, Jan. 7 Noon.
Cotton quiet and unchanged middling
uplands 6 15-16d; middling Orleans 7 3-16d.
Sales of 10,000 bales; for speculation and
export 2,000 bales. Receipts 13,000 bales,
including 5,700 bales American.
) Sales for the week 38,000 bales of which
3,000 were for speculation and 3 000 for
export. Stock in port 650,000 bales, includ
ing I 317,000 bales American. Receipts
91,000 bales, of which 66,000 bales were
American. Actual export 5,000 bales. Afloat
380,000, of which 299,000 are American.
I The sales of cotton to-day include 21,000
bales of American. -
j Sales on a basis of middling uplands,
nothing below low middling, shipped Jan
uary and February, per sail, 6 15-16d.
j LrvTsitrooL, Jan. 7 Evening,
j Yarns and fabrics at Manchester are
quiet and firm.
r, Sales on a basis of middling uplands
nothings below low middling, deliverable
April and May 6Jl.
j London. Jan. 7 Evening.
Spirits turpenticfe 25s 3d25s 6d.
! COMMEKG1AL.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
1 STAR OFFICE, Jan. 7.
( SPIRITS TURPENTINE Receipts 258
casks. Market quotated firm at 35 cents
bid. Sales of 90 casks at 85 cents per gal
lon for Southern packages. . ;
j ROSIN Receipts 1,895 bbls. Market
quoted strong at $t 474. for B and C,
and $1 50 for C, D and E. Sales of 938 bbls
'Good Strained at $1 50, 94 do E at $1 55,
16 do II at $2 00, and 65 do at $2 37
$3 50. V ' ;
CRUDE TURPENTINE Receipts and
sales of 144 bbls. at $2 55 for Yellow
Dip andl$l 55 for Hard. Market steady.,
j TAR. Receipts and sales of 73 bbls at
$1 50 per bbl. Market steady.
COTTON., Receipts 342 bales. Market
quoted quiet.,: Sales, of 18 bales at the fol
lowing official quotations: ' ' t
Ordinary...... . . 9
Oood Ordinary.. .I0i
Low Middling ..... 12
Middling.... .... ..12f
Good Mindliug. . . : .13 .
cents 1? lb.
New
York
Naval Stores ITIarlcec, Jan
'narysl86.''" -
f Receipts to-day, 2,411 bbls rosin, 32.1 do
spirits turpentine The position of affairs
is still quite firm generally, and the market
presents a comparatively cheerful tone
throughout on all grades. Supplies, are
falling away at a fair consumptive and ship
ping trade, holders are disposed TtO insist
upon extreme rates in .aH'casesf Spirits
turpentine met with a good demand and at
full rates, and the offerings were moderate
both on the spot and to arrive,, and w un
derstand that about all the odd lota South
have been sold out. We note some 300
bbls at 38Jc. Rosins moved with rather
more freedom and brought, full-rates all
arbtfhdBhe: tgafket: cjpsingl icmjy. It is
reported that the bulk of the stopk at
Charleston has been taken up for export.
Sales hereof 700 bbls No. 2 and 1 at $2 20
2 82i; 5(mbl)ls dOJ, , $?'52 62i; 500
bbls strained at $1 70; and 50 bbls extra
Dale at $5- 50V Tar is dull. 'Pitch qoiet.
After 'Change there were sales of 400 bbla
fipirit.tjarpenBfittBSal ohiM
r fthe following are the telegraphic advices :
Lirerpnpkspjrjts ; terpentine steady a 25s
Odicemmon rosin ' firm at fig i fine, dull t
J?5s 9J; Commoji yosipt steady jt. 5s. j.
MAKIRE.
Stmr -At P .HurtT WofthFayetteYille,
ortfct
an
Bwarjuniper.
inner,
y : Fayeuev
teville,
Vick & Mebane.
Stmr Northeast, Paddison, Point CaswelL.
A H,FanBbkkelen. "Ajy? "vj i.
Stmr Wave, Robeson, Fayettevllle, Wil
liams. & Murchison. - i T
Steamer Dixie, Jacobs. Smithville, O G
Tarsfey XX- lhu 1 V.if i
Hcnr Leviathan, Galloway, Locfewood's
Folly, Alfred Martin. 1 j I;'
Hcbr Zenith. Moore, bhallotte. Anderson
&Loeb.' .;. ". ' ; . " '
Schr Lizzie Lane, West, Baltimore, with
guana to W.; C. & A. It R. - h - ,
Uer Barque - Ann - JCliese. Ottman, 1 t.
Thomas, E Peschau & W estermann. ' I
SWed ling Uelpbin, Aliman, Cadiz, 43
daysR E Heider 4 t?tt; ?l; : I
. Jor Barque. Tornens,-4 tons, Uatogsen,
St Nazaire, France, 40 days, R E Heide.
Nor Baraue Titania: Hansen. Liverpool,.
52 days, RE lleide.. .,
CLEARED.
Stmr A P Hurt. Worth, Fayetteville,
Worth.&WorthKW.vV tsui - K
Stmr Juniper, Skinner, Fayetteville,
Vick & Mebane. , l !
Stmr Northeast, Paddison, Point Caswell,
A II VanBokkelen. - - !
Stmr ; Wave.; .Robeson. Fayetteville,
Williams & Murchison..
Stmr Dixie, Jacobs, Smithyille, O
G
Parsley; Co. ; ?"-r-4;, f",:; '
Schr Leviathan, Galloway, Lockwood s
Folly, Alfred Martin. (
Schr Julia belden, Hill, Elizabeth City,
JELiopkt. v; .;?.;:;: .
1 Schr Anna Midyett, Lewis, Elizabeth
City.JELippitt. '
; JNor JJng Azha, 30 ( tons, lionger, Liver
pool,! Williams & Murchison. P .
SchrZeuith. Moore; Sballotte, Anderson
& Loob. : - - :.;;;.. !
Schr Mary Wheeler, Foreman, Elizabeth
City,' Williams & Murchison.
Ger Barque Ann Eliese, Oilman, Galves
ton,' E Peacnau & Westerman. j
Sclir J H Conver9, Piummer, Port au
Prince, Northrop fc Cumming.
Br Brig Magdala, Outhouse, Norfo
De Rowel & Co.
rxpoi.tk
FOREIGN.
Li VKiiPooi Nor Brig Azha 1,140 bales
cotton.
Pokt au Prince. Schr J II Converse
276,751 feet lumber. 50.000 shiusiles. 10
bbls tar, 5 do spirits turpentine.
SHIPPING LIST.
Iftat of Veel lu tne Port of Wil
mington N. C. Jan. 8, 1876.
BARQUES.
Nor Tornen, 304 tons, Hatvgsen. R E He
de
Nor Arnvig, tons. Arnsten, R E Heide
Nor Titania, tons, Hansen, R E Heide,
Ger Juno, 417 tons. Liudt,
. - 1 E Peschau & Westermann
Ger Weca, 344 tons, Gerlhs, i
' James Anderson & Co
Nor Suhtiielma, 325 tons, Ullmass,
1 . . Alex Sprunt & Son
Ur Apollo, 32 j tons, Millikin,
f I i ' Alex Sprunt & Son
Ger Ceres, 30b tons, Doellner, . !
I : E Peschau & Westermann
Nor victor. 419 tons. Jacobsen.
j G G Barker & Co
Ger Medusa, 3C0 tons, Seideberg,
j Tiffany Wendt Bierwirth, New York
Ger oonnabend, 349 tons. rust.
t DeRosset & Co
Ger
Aguste Teitge, 359 tons, Drews,
L Peschau & Westermann
Ger
Lydia Peschau, Feebler,
E Peschau & Westermann
Ger
Ileinrich Rodburtus, Kroger,
E Peschau & Westermann
Nor Otilia, 295 tons, Thorsen, R E HeSde
BRIGS.
Swed Delphin, tons, Ahman, RE Heide
Nor Soskummeren, Wahl, . R E Heide
Ger Freude, 271 tons, Baum,
I E Peschau & Westermann
Nor Hilding. 229 tons.Ellingsen.R E Heide
JMor Zavia, 224 tons, Ommundsen, v
i RE Heide
Br Economy, Graham,
i E Peschau to Westermann
Nor Fredericksteen, 306 tons, Larsen,
Alex Sprunt & Son
John Pierce, Townsend, Worth & Worth
Nor Mira, 275 tons, Stoer,
f-l 1 f - '.j Williams & Murchison
GefGC Michels,' SS0 tons. Dilrwiltz.
f E Peschau & Westermann
Dan Johanne, 240 tons. Andersen,
! RE Heide
Swd Framat, 351 tons, Eckman, RE Heide.
Br Alice Ada, 307 tons, Campbell. !
I R E Heide
NorLeif, Macusses, LKE Heide
Nor Anna, 257 tons, Jorgensen, It E Heide
! SCHOONERS. ; i
Lizzie Lane, West, W., C & A R R
George & Emily, 105 tons, Harnss& Howell
Charley Bucki, Bagley, 242 tons, !
"" r VI- JE.Lippitt
Lena Storer. Seavey, C C it R
Vesta, 96 tons, , G G Barker & Co.
Sidney C.Tyler, 296 tons, Barret, j
j - . Harriss & Howell
Carrie Melvin, 192 tons, Andrews, I
! , DeRosset & Co
L F Warren, 400 tons, Thomson, . !
i ' Navassa Guano Co
Ida May, 175 tons, Lawson," I "
Harriss & Howell, to load for Porto Rico
Speedwell, 418 tons. Drisko, ; 7 i
wiiWs v Navassa Guano Cq
Llet of Vessel Tor the Port of Wil
mington, North Carolina.
SHIPS.
Br John Miltonj 619 tons. Murphy. Lon
don, Oct. 20. 4 "
! BARKS.
Fulture, Eilertsen, from Pauillac, Dec 16
Typhen, Thomasen, from Paullac, Dec 17
- Nor Chatham, Scheverod, Marseilles, aid
Oct. It "!'.- ;: .: ; j.
Br Florence Margaret, Comer, Havre, sld
Nov 20,-.; - .....
Ntr Fredig. 'Andeisen, Bordeaux,, sld
Dec 6. -:...v ; 4 : : ,
G r Julius, Frenck, Marseilles, sld No-
vemtjer 17. . ".
iS r Nornei), vensenji St. Nazaire,
Dec 1,-:'--,; :.:;) .-.-.- . . ' -
bid
Ger Hosa. HoflVChihl. Bristol. Sld Dec 7.
Nor ;-Speed, ..0lent-. London, sld Nov. 30.
NorTiiania, llauseu, Liverpool, sld No
yemler 10 "!; ; ! . '
Nr Ti iton,' Jacobsen. Lhdonderry. Bid
Nov.:22. !;f- ,.4. w;:t;A I :
Br Vick & Mebane. Whiteside. Rotter-
Muua, Dill Av.. J.
; ")', ';Vi;;'.-;r'BRlGS.'
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dwu uoipuin,
vember 20. u
Ahmann, Cadiz, sld No-
Nr Fido, Tlnr8en,
Gloucester, sld No-
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. "For Hope, "Fijes.
Liyerpofd, sld Decl 4.
Br Njincy Uoll,; SwanLiverrwol, Bid
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450 KeS Rifle' StMrti"-,?c'B18U,,spowd5r-
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hall endeavor tn every way Jo merit their euppoit.
aaa
miiroiuttieuraeMBnaance of heir favors.
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TVflQLltSAIiH PM1CJES.
tr Our oooi&uona. u saoold be understood, rep
esent the wholesale prices gonerally. . la making
bb email orders higher prices nave to he charged. "
BAGGING Gunry. . . . ........
Doable Ancnor........ . .,
Double Anchor " A". '.
15
BACON North Carolina,
llama, ft s (new;.. .. .
Shoaidere, if it...., ..
Sides,' $ lb
Western Smoked "
ilamn
Sides, ) 1 . . . ;
Shoulders,.,.. ........ . . ,
Dry Salted
sidtss ... ......
Shoulders.....
14
00
0'J
15
00
00,
17
14&
1
5
16 &
11 &
0
BEEF f
On the Hoor..-.. ..... ....
BAR tC StiS Bp Lrtts Turpentine,
secona nana, cacu
New New Sfort, each
New City. each..
00 &
St Sc3
15
8 00
2 73
2:0
23
BEESWAX U...
BRICKS WilmtiRton, gt M ...
10 00
14 00
wortnern
03
t 28
S5
14
14.
14
BUTTER North Carolina. lb
85
Northern. 38 lb
&
&
40
.4a
15
14
14X
18
SO
84
00 .
107Jtf
6
CANDLES Sperm, V ........
Tauow, v
Adamantine. 91b..
CHEESE Northern Factory 9 &
if airy, creamy id
State. lb
"Mia
12
35 &
S2
S5
95 &
8
COFFEE Java, 9t
iuo, v td.. ........ ......
Laeoavra. W lb
CORN MEAL bushel.....
COTTON TIES W lb
uumjs&tius Sheeting, -4. 9 yd
xarn; fli buncn
FISH Mackerel. No. 1. bbl.,
?I 0
16 00
8 5C
13 00
7 60
11 00
4 00
b CO
20 00
9 00
18 60
II 60
8 00
8 60
No. 1,9 bbi ....
Mackerel, No. 2, 9 bbi. ....
Nc. S, $ a bbl
Mackerel, No. 8, $ bbl
Mailers. bbl ,
N. O.: Herring, bbl
Dry Cod.
7
FLO 0 It Fine, bbl
4
50
5 GO
6 00
7 00
800
0 00
000
Super. Northern, bbl
Extra do. " $ bb!
Family " W bbl.....
500
625
7 25
0 00
City MillP Supr., bbl j
i jsxtra, Sf. noi
. Family, fl bbl.,
! Bx.Faniy. W bbl..
0 00
00 00
00 00
60 00
00 00
50 00
00 CO
00 CO
00 00
55 00
00 00
00 00
00 00
so 00
11
80
00 00
00 00
FERTILIZERS
!, ieraylaii Uoanu, W 20U0 VB
Baaeh'n Phospbate,
OarolinaFertilizer, "
00 00
60O0
65 00
40 00
45 00
57 00
65 00
67 00
70 CO
& 70 00
00 00
15
000
round none.
Boae Meal,
" Flour,
Navassa Uuano,
Jomplete Manure.
Vhann's Phosphate "
i Wando Phosphate, "
Berger & BatzV Phosph. "
GLUE ft...
GRAIN Corn, ir. store, 5J IbB
Corn, Vnrso, $t 58 158..... .
- Oorr., YeJ., bushel... ...
uals, ti fcusne!.
Peas, Cow, beshel . .
UIDES Green. 9 & --
Dry, Jl? ..
HAY Eastern, Sjt'ico lbs...!.!"
North Riyer, a 100 St s
HOOP IRON ton
LARD Northern, 9 lb
North Carolina,
LIME i bbi
GO
f 5
80
6
' !
1 SO
1 00
1 00
&
90
7
1 25
1 10
U5
00
00
15
00
1 50
LUMBER City StbaxSawsd
Ship Stua, resawed, $ M ft..
Rouirh Edtre Plank. 9 M ft...
34 00
83 00
80 00
80 00
IS 00
43
47
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18
1 10
1 00
30
1 3)
75
2 25
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00 00
20 00
87 00
85 00
S3
85 00
83 00
West India Cargoes, according
to quality, yia.il
Dressed Floorinz. seasoned
ScantunR and Boaraa, com-,
mon. ft M ft
MOLASSES Cuba, hhds. gal.
Cuba, bbls 8 gal
Sugar Hoose, ends, gal.
i bbls.S gal . .
iyrup. bbls, gai
NAILS Cut. 4d to SOd, W kejr..
OILS Kerosene, 9 gal
Lard. S ea
Linseed, ea!
tt'imn, iral..
PEANUTS 98 bushel
POTATO Ksv-weet, JS bushel..
Irish. Northern, $ bbl
PORK Northern. City Mess....
Thin, $ bbl ...
Prime, $ bbl
Rump, bbl
RICK Carollnfi, $ lb
East India, lb
Rough. . bur.h...
KAG8 Country,
City, lb...
ROPE
SALT Alnm, 19 huahel..
Liverpool, fj sack
American, 'sack
SUGAR Cuba, lb
Porto Rico, ft......
A Coffee, f tD...
R ' fj lb....;
C )(?
ex. c ib . ; . .
Crushed. $ Tb ,
SOAP Northern, $ 5b . .
SHINGLES- -Contract, j M . . . .
Common. $ M
Cypress Saps $ M ,
.Cypres Hearts K M
STAVE W. O. BbL, M... .
R.O Hhd., fH.
Cypress, M
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9 50
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8 50
7 50
4 00
1 00
1 75
25
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300
25 00
00 00
00 00
1200
1000
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TIMBER Sb
nipping, 9 M.
Mill Prime:
f M
MillFair. M.
8 03
600
500
8 GO
28
5
Inferior to Ordinary, f) M...
WHISKEY Northern, gal...
North Carolina, gal
WOOL Unwashed, 9 lb
Washed, V lb...
HATES OP FREIGHT.
Per Steamer.
Per Sailing
. Vessel
To Nzw York.
Crude Turpentine $i bbl
Tar hbl.
Spts Turpentine 9 bbl
0 45
0 30
85
40
2 00
0 10
0 0?
0 00
0 00
0 00
0 00
0 00
0 00
0 no
0 00
0 00
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0 00
0 00
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0 SO 0
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0 20
0 00 1
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0 00 0
0 00 0
0 00 0
0 00 0
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0 00 0
7 00 8
0 00 1,
0 00 0
0 00 0
0 00 0
0 00 3
0 00 0
6 50
0 00 0
0 00 0
0 03 0
0 65 0
. 3 50 0
0 13 0
11 50 12
a 0 eo
ttosin v bbi
Cotton $ bale. .-
Peanuts bushel
To Philadelphia.
Crude Turpen tine W bbi
Tar bbl...
8pts Turpentine 8 bbl
Rosin $ bbl..
Cotton JN bale
Cotton Goods 9 bale..
Peanuts 9 bushel.......
Lumber ft M
Tn Rirjnvnov
0 00
0 00
0 00
0 60
11 0 10
b. 1 vo
O 60
8 00
0 76
0 id
10 00
0 45
0 45
0 90
0 45
8 00
Crude Turpentine bbl
Tar V bbl.
8pts Turpentine 9 bbl
noiin v ddi
Cottony bale
Peanuts bushel. . . ,
Lumber BH.
a 0 11
8 00
0 00
Crude Turpentine & bbl
Tar bbl......
Spts Turpentine f bbl
0 00
0 00
0 00
0 00
000
000
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Cotton 9 bale. ..... .
Peanuts 1 bushel... .
Lumber V M.
W1L9IINGTON IttONKY MARKET.
CeBBZORS BAIXiT BTIBH BAR Or JTBW HAHOVXB
I. B. GRAINGER, PRESIDENT.
BUY1HS.
..110
..106
Gold .1.
Silver.'.
113
110
Ji'disc't.
W "
3
-I V . 1.T
uaiumore,...
Boston
Philadelnhia.
Western Cities, .
X
Exchange 30 days 8 p cent interest adaed to aoove.
RaTilr rdt N.ut UanAvu, UtAo. i.
Bank of New Hannvr St.oo.it.
1(5
First National Bank,:
DawennBank .......j
Wilmington Building Stocn,
Mechanice' " "
Navassa Guano Co. "
N. C. Bonds Old Ex-Couuon 2"
95
100
100
140
Do. Funding 18b6 8
Do. ' 1868 ....IS
Do. New... ...38
Do. Special Tax 7 Vf
Do. to N. C. Railroad . 48
W. &. W. R. R. Bonds 7 flc (Gold Int) .56
Carolina Central R. R. Bonds, 6 c. .70
Wilmington City Bonds, S Wc .70
' " I " 7c .90
"!'" old 6 9C.. . 65
' r " new Wc..5(Goldlnt)
" 1 " 8ftc ....75( " " )
New Hanover County Bonds (10 years), "
- . 6 c (Go.d Int) .75
W. A W. RAilmsul RtnW !:
North Carolina R.R. "-."..".'. .".".""II."40
v o. ttaiiread
Wil. Gas Light Co. "
Wit. 4Seab'd R.R. "
...01
...70
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