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Satukday.Mobning, Jan. 13,1877.
BY TELEGRAPH.
'Afternoon Reports.
WASHINGTON.
Natlert in Consre Work of. the
.-Committees Latest from New Or-
leana How the Oregon Fund was
trued. ''. "" ' ' "".'" :
Washington, Jan. 12:
Li the Senate Mr. Chaffee,' of Colorado;,
introduced a bill to abolish the use of
stoves for heating passenger railroad cars.
Referred to the committee oh Railroads. -
The sister committees of the two Houses
meet at one o'clock for consultation. The
meeting will be somewhat in the nature of
a joint committee, with a Senator presiding.
The commiitee on Privileges, Rights and
Duties of the House will report,, in addi
tion to otVer points reported; that no vote
sball be counted against the j judgment of
the House. The report was adopted by a
strict party vote. I
The Judiciary committee of the House
will report the answer of Barnes,, the New
Orleans telegraph manager I insufficient,
and submit the case to the House for furT
ther action. President Orton has not yet
been presented at the bar of the House.
The committee took no action in regard to
the Returning- Board, whose contumacy
was referred to them. j
The Privileges and Elections committee
had no meeting. I
" - Latest dispatches from New f Orleans
show no change. The Republican Senate
is still without a quorum. Three Senators
are said to be at Pinchback's house, guard
ed, at their request, by Nicholls' police,
against capture by the ttergeant-at-Arms of
the House. ..''.".
A dispatch from Salem. Oregon, says a
Republican lawyer got three thousand dol
lars for arguing in favor of Uronin netore
. Gov. Grover, that Cronin got three thou
sand for carrying the vote to Wasningtoj,
and that the balance of the money was re
turned, I
NEW YORK,
Total Z.oss of a snip front Stranding
The Steamer Amerlqne Capture of
Express Robbers. ;
New York, Jan. 12.
The ship Simla, which was stranded a
week ago five miles south of Barnegat,
yesterday began to fall to pieces and will
become a total loss. " $
The hull of the steamer Amerique is im
bedded twelve feet in the sand, and the
task of saving her is looked upon as a pro
digious one. -f "
, Potjghkeepsie, Jan. 12. .
Detectives arrested three burglars on the
Montreal train this morning at 2 o'clock,
who had planned to. rob tbe safes of the
National Express Company, j The burglars
were at work on the car when detected.
They are bow in jail hire.
. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
Conference Adjourned to Monday
An Ultimatum to Turkey then to b
Presented Hlsmarclt Impatient.
i " -: ; ' - London, Jan. 12.
The Conference has adjourned to Mon
day, when it is supposed a proposition in
the shape of an ultimatum will be present
ed to Turkey. ' j
Bismarck is reported as becoming impa
tient, as the prolongation of the conference
is damaging to the dignity of the European
Powers. I
. Tjtaly proposes an adjournment of the
'Ocrece to Vienna. ;
Ituasisrjjuahing her . military prepara-
" CONGRESS..
Answer of a Recusant Witness Ho Is
Remanded to -Custody Rrfport of
tbe committee on the Rlshts and
PrlYileseof the House-i-The Senate
and House Pronounced on an Equal
Footlns In Counting the Electoral
Vote A Petition from Business Men
on the sabjeet of pohatlng the Vote
Speech of Frellashuysen, &c.
Washington, Jan. 12.
HOUSE The House had 5 at its : bar to
day. E. W. Barnes, the recusant witness,
and after listening to his answer, that if he
again assumed control of the New Orleans
office, and there were there any of the tele
grams demanded of him he would be wiU
. ing to produce them, adopted a resolution
- that witness hadjnot made sufficient answer,
- and remanding him to the 'custody of the
Sergeant-at-Arms. , j
Mr Knott, of Kentucky, from the c om
mittee on determining the rights and priv
ilegesof the House in counting the electoral
. votes, submitted that the President of the
Senate "had no right to determine what
electoral votes shall be counted, and that
the powers of the Senate and House are
equal in respect to the counting of these
votes. - He gave notice that he would call
it up for action on Wednesday next
Messrs. Field, of New York, and Law
rence, of Ohio, were appointed as additional
members of that committee. '
Adjourned till Monday.
SENATE Mr. Prelinghuysen presented
a petition from persons representing the
financial, commercial, manufacturing and
business interests of Newark, New Jersey,
asking that in counting the electoral vote
v all party considerations be laid aside and
pure unselfish patriotism guide th? action
of Congress. The petition having been
read, Mr. Prelinghuysen said he sympathiz
ed with the sentiments -of the petitioners.
He believed there was patriotism ie.noueh
and statesmanship enough in the represen
tatives of the Alnerican people.1 to reach a
satisfactory conclusion in regard to the
present embarrassment, and he had hoped
that patriotism and statesmanship would
be exercised. If Congress should reach a
i satisfactory solution of the complications,
which all now deprecated, the effect would
prove a boon to this nation worthy of the
memorial here.
The petition was referred to the special
committee of seven Senators, appointed to
consider the Presidential difficulties.
The bill for the correction and revision of
the laws passed.
Mr. Booth addressed the Senate in favor
of his plan for counting the electoral votes,
Which Submits the nninta nnnn whiAh hnth
Houses are unable to agree to the Supreme
Adjourned to Monday.
LOUISIANAj ; ,
No Change In the situation.
Nkw Oblkanb, Jan. 12.
: No change in the situation since yester
. . day. The weather is wet and exceedingly
'-j disagreeable. -Both parties: are awaiting
, 1 . advices from Washington j before taking
' further action. -
i The-Republican Legislature had another
: ballot, resulting: Pincbback 29, Antoine
22, Beattie 12, Lewis 11, the remainder
scattering, ' i '.r yjf. ;
, ' ' The coroner's inquest, in the case of But
ler, killed in the accident on the Pensacola
Railroad, rendered averdict of malicious
interference with the track by parties un-
known. i-".,' i
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Nomination and Couflrmaltdil-cab-luet
MeeUns No; Conclusion Ar
' rived at by the Coniinltteeon Coant
- Ibc tbe Electoral Vote, &e. I
: : v; Washington, Jao. 12. j
Jesse A. Glenn has been nominated for
postmaster at Dalton, Ga.
The Senate to day confirmed Woodford
as U. S. District Attorney for thaBoutbero
District of New York. - j
There was an hour's Cabinet session, but
nothing important received attentipn. .
. Official dispatches from Newl Qrleana
present no new features,' --''- , A. 1
The Cabinet did not consider Southern
affairs .toay.; V :&i;yo jot Us 1 .
The joint committee ou' counting the
electoral vote'adjourned to6 pcTok.- They
meet again to morrow Nothing transpired
beyond that they. are not through and had
arrived at no conclusion. - i ''" ' '"
The fact of another; prOlpngatVMi-iof
.earn e' arrest aoes not involve as present
any unreasonable or inconvenient personal
restraint. ...
VIHGINA.
1:A
Arrival at.Norfolit of the Grajul Duke.
Alexis on the Flag ship of .the.Rus
slan Squadron The Other. Ships of
- the Squadron Expected'. A c.
r Nobtolk, Jan. 12. .
The frigate Svetlan, flagship of theRast
sian squadron, arrived in. Hamptdn Roads
this afternoon, having on board Grand
Duke Alexis and Admiral Boutjoff. The
remaining ships of . the squad rent are ex
pected to .arrive to-morrow. , -The Russian
minister and Admiral Crawn, of he Rus
sian navy, chartered a tug and immediately
went down ' from here to . Hamptdn Roads
to escort the Grand Duke to this city. Suit
able anartments have; been provided for
him at the Atlantic. Hotel, f s
'- -; Port Monroe, Jan'. 12,. ,
The ; monitors Wyandotte, Passaic and
Montauk, which have been in the Roads
for the past three months, were sent up to
Norfolk to day to make room for the Rus
sian fleet, which is hourly expected. The
Roads is crowded with merchant' vessels.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
The Liverpool Cotton Trade Prohi
bition ' of the Export of Grain and
Cattle The Demands of Roumanla,
LiYfiBrooL, Jan. 12.
The circular of the Liverpool Cotton
Brokers' Association, in its review of the
week ending last night,1 says: The market
was animated tne early part of the week,
and, with extensive business, prices ad
vanced considerably. There hasj been, a
quieter tone since Tuesday, and the mar
ket was flat to-day (Thursday), with a pres
sure to sell, and a portion' of the advance
was lost American continued in 'very ex-
uve request in tne earner part of tbe week,
and prices advanced 5-16d.. The market
has been less active since Tuesday, and,
being f ally supplied, l-16id of ithe ad
vance has been lost. Sea Island has been
neglected, but prices are firm. Int futures
transactions continue large, with consider
able fluctuations in prices. ; )x ' I i
' London, Jan. 12.
The Foreign ofQce received a dispatch
from the British ambassadors at Constanti
nople, announcing that tbe export of grain
and cattle has been prohibited from the
Danube, and the- export of grain prohibi
ted irom tne ports of Trebisahd. Samsur
and Kerasun. . i : . ; j
Constantinople, Jan. 12.
' A note has been presented to Saf vet Pa
sho, Minister of Foreign Affairs, from the
Roumanian government, demanding that
Turkey recognize that lioumania forms no
integral portion of the Ottoman territory, ,
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WEATHER RBPOKtJ
W All DzPASTMItNT ,
omcexit Chief Bicaal Officer,
WHsmngion, jai
an. 13730 Pi U
Indications.-
For the South Atia!o aud zsf GQirt
States, falling followed by rising hrone
ter, warm northerly winds, veering to deci
dedly colder westerly arid increasing
cloudiness will prevail, with probablv oc-
vutuvnni iigni rains.
ELECTRIC
Lucille Western,' the actress, is jead.
Slivin & Cain, dry goods dealers! Louis
ville, havLgone into liquidation; liabilities
$160,000. ....... .
The new steamer Calumet, loaded for
New Orleans, was sunk by moving ice at
Cincinnati yesterday morning. , ; : ,
Afire at Rockport NI T., caused by,
the explosion of a kerosene lamp, i burned
the old Methodist Ch.urch.with other build
ings. Loss $40,000 -. s
The thermometer, at Watertownj N. T.,
at 10 o'clock yesterday morning, indicated
two degrees below zero, a change of fifty
degrees in tea hours, j ; y ; : ;
The steamship Nova Scotian, from Balti
more, arrived at Halifax, at 3 P. M. yes
terday 'and sailed at 8 o'clock for Liver-
Lpool via St. John, N. F, : - . i ,? .
A Gloucester (Mass.) dispatch, daed Jan-'
nary 11th, reports that ten schooners of the
fishing 'fleet from that port are missing, and
doubtless lost, and that the crews probably
perished. , . .itA
Rev. Stuart Roberson, of Louisville,' has
recovered thirty thousand dollars; and his
lawyers fees and costs, . in the. libel suit
against McKeev Fishback& House, propriev
tors of the St. Louis Democrat.
The Pennsylvania Senate yesterday pass
ed the resolution agreed upon in caucus
Thursday, denouncing threats of violence
as being intended to prevent or imperil the
declaration and confirmation, of the consti
tutional election for President ; and Vice
President. :?-:-,-..v; ; -a-.,-
DOBIEST1C nAUKBTK.
Nifw York, January 12 IToon. 1
. ; Financial. .-
Stocks active and lower.' Motley 5 per
cent. Gold onenert at lOit inH ln.a
1061. Sterling Exchanpn Inner 4RS1. ehnrt
.485 J. Governments' dull but strong. State
bonds dull but very. strong.- j
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat dull
and unchanged, flnrn 'nnint
Pork steady at tl8 25. Lard teiidvi
steam $11 45. Spirits turoentine firm at
45 cts. Rosin quiet at $2 4500 55 for
strained. Freights dull. . : :
Uotton steady, with sales of 506 bales;
uplands 13 cents; Orleans 13-16 cts.
h utures firm, as follows r j January 13
cents; February 13i13 816 cts: March
lotio i-io cents; April lif, V-8213f
cts; May .13 3 3213 -16 cts: June 131
13 15-16 cts. -; . : 'r
Nkw Tob Jan. fEvening. Ti
Monev dull and . offered at a nPl fnt
Rtprlintr fiTP.hancra ctaadv aqoi
nrm.er at 106f106. ,Japvernments active
auu strung new nves 14.lf , Btata DondS
Steady. ' ; - '" j ' -
Cotton firm, with! sale of 40Q hula of
13ai3 3-16 , cents: - recpJntA for tli
net .7,605 bales gross 22,035 bales; txports
to Great Britain. . 7.408 halcni tntha nnnti.
nent 386 bales; sales ; for the week 8,028
bales; stock 236,678 bales. Fiouf drill with
no decided change in rtrirp unA in limitAd
export and home . trade demand; Southern
nour ami ana uncnaneea. u Wheat xmiet
WASHINGTON
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SPARKS. (
BaCaUS
and nominaUy Unchanged, with ' shippers ,
and millers inclined to hold off, and hold-'
erf exhibit no : pressing desire to realize.
Corn 4 cent ; better, with a very fair exp6rt
and moderate home trade demand 8i
60ic for -No. 2 white western; 57i60c
for new yellow Southern on dock and-afloat
Oats 1c better and -fairly active.- Coffee-
Rio firm and in fair demand; cargoes 19
23ic gold; job lots 1923Jc gold. Sugar
quiet and firm at 99f c for fair to good
refining; refined easier and in- moderate
demand;. HicJ for standard. A;. llf lljc
for granulated; llc for crushed and pow
dered. Molacses foreign grades dull; New
Orleans quiet at 45G0c. Rice steady and
In moderate itrquiry. Tallow steady j at 8
8ic Rosin quiet at $2 452 55 for strain
ed.1 Spirits ' turpentine firmer at 4G$47c.
Pork duU, heavy and decidedly lower; mess
$18. Lard heavy but lower, and is held at
$11:30. Whiskey steady at $1 15. Freights
quiet. i ; ; - .., ?
Cotton net receipts 628 bales; gross re-r
ceipts 1527 bales. Futures' closed firmer ;
sales of 36,000 bales as follows: January,
13 3-1618 7-82 cents; February 13 11-32
,13 cents; March, 13 9-1613 19-32 cents;
April,13 25 3213 13-16 Cts; May, 13 31-32
14 cents; June, 14145-32 center July
I4i14 9-82 cents; August, 14 5-16 cents;
beptemoeT, 15-lti cents; October,
13 9-1613f cents; November,
.13!
5-16
13 7-16 cents.
V Baltimobb, Jan. 12.
Flour active, strone and buovante How
ard street and Western Superfine $4 75
5 50; lfixtra 6 50; Family $6757 50; Rio-
brands $8 0U; family f9 00. I Wheat
scarce and firm Pennsylvania redjfl 55
1 57; Maryland red, prime, $1 581 60;
amber $1 62; white $1 501 6U Souths
em corn scarce and' firmer; new Southern
white 56c; white 5556c;. yellow 5860c.
Oats quiet and steady. Rye steady and
firm. Provisions steady and Unchanged.
Coffee quiet and firm. Whiskey dull und
lower at $1 13. Sugar active at 11 jc-
. '. CiNcrNNATi, Jan. 12.:
Flour firmer. Wheat firmer, but not quo
tably higher; red $1 401 59. Corn quiet
and steady at 4445 cents. Oats steady at
3439 cents. ' Rye easier at 81c i Barley
nominally unchanged. Pork duil at $17 75.
Lard dull and lower steam rendered $111;
kettle H212 cents. Bulk meats in active
demand, chiefly for speculation shoulders
6f6c; short rib sides 8fc; short clear
Bides 9c. Bacon quiet and unclianged.
Green meats easier shoulders 664c,
w hisKey nrm at fi 05. v n f -.1
f Bt. Lotus, Jan. 12
Flour firm and unchanged. Wheat ex
cited and higher No. 2 red fall $1 49
1 494; No. 3 do: $1 43J. Corn firm No.
2 mixed 40c. - Oats quiet and firm at 33ic.
Rye 7272ic Barley steady and firm-
choice Wisconsin 9oc. Whiskey quiet! at
$1 07. Pork dull at $17 25 bid. Lifrd dull
atllc bid. Bulk meats dull and nominal
at 6i, &, 8&, 8f, 8 and 9 cents for! shoul
ders, clear rib and clear sides. Bacon in
active at 71, 9 and 10 cents for shoulders,
clear no and clear sides.
COTTON niBKBTil.
Weekly Receipts. Mobile, quiet and
steady at 12i cents net receipts 10,200
bales; Savannah, quiet at 12 cts net re
ceipts 15,472 bales; New Orleans, steady
at 12 cents net receipts 22,832 bales;
Charleston, steady at 12f cts net receipts
6,980 bales; Memphis, steady at 12 j cts
net receipts 4,355 bales; Norfolk, quiet and
steady at 12J cts net receipts 10,280 bales;
Galveston, dull and lower to sell at 12 cts
net receipts 22,932 bales; Bostdnl, quiet
at 13i cents net receipts 3,203 bales; Bal
timore, quiet and firm at 12 cts cross re
ceipts none; Philadelphia, quiet at 13 cts
net receipts 1106 bales.
VOUKlun NARKKTS.
Ltvkbpool, January 12 Noon
Cotton quiet and unchanged; middling
uplands 7d; middling Orleans 7d; sales
or lu.ooo bie, iududioe 2.000 bales
which were taken for speculation and ex
port; receipts 14.900. of which 11.500 were
American, Futures weakervwkh sellers at
last night's price8, but hare since 'become
l-is2dde&rerimiddin7unrw1a I lm f Jan
and February deliverr, 18-16S 27-52d ;
February and March de!ivery,61a6 15-16dt
March and Am-il 7 (A7 l-32d: Abril and
May71-16d; May and June 7i7 5-32d;
June and July 7 3-167 7-32d; middling
uplands, 1. m. c, shipped December and
January, per sail, 6 15-16d; January and
February, 7d; February and March 7 3-32
74d. . I
Tbe sales for the week were 130,000 bales,
of which 48,000 were for speculation and
export; stock 608,000 bales; American 365,
000 bales;receipts 138,000 bales, bt which
107,000 were American ; actual export 4,000
bales; afloat 365,000 bales, of which 308,000
are American; sales of American 56,000
oaies. , 5
' Sales of
bales.
LATER
Amencan cotton to-day 6,900
t V ; LATER .
Middling uplands, 1. m. c,
March and
Apru delivery, 7d. I
j ; t LivEKPOoii, Jan. 11 31 p. m.
juiuuang upianus, l m. c., Marco and
April delivery, 71-32d; April and May
3-82. . - .- : ': ' . ' j I
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merate every article "uttliBjollowing. is ;a SMALL sample o r!
BLANKETS reduced to $2 a pair
f
- , CLOAKS reduced to $3.
c vs. ..r c. t ..
The above are, consigned from onp ; pf the
largest Importing Houses in the Nortb, .apd
T " " MUST BE jsolo.
FELT SKIRTS, all reduced,
A Beautiful Assortment.
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Unprecedented Low Prices!1
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COMMERCIAli.
WILMINGTON MARKET:
The official quotations of the
'roducc
Exchange are posted daily at 1 P. tM., and
refer to prices at that hour
STAR OFFICE, Jan. 12.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE Official au.
tations firm at 44 cents per gallon' for
Southern packages. Sales of 325 caiks at 44
cents, market iclcfing strong at thit price.
! ROSIN Official quotations fim at
$2 25 for Strained and Good Sprained.
Sales of only 95 bbls Good Straipeds re
ported at $2 25 per bbl. ! ' ; ; ,
: TAR Official quotations steady at $1 80
per bbl. Sales at quotations. ,
CRUDE TURPENTINE. Official quo
tations steady at $2 25 for Hard and 3 25
for Yellow Dip and Virgin.less extia. Sales
at quotations.
COTTON No official Quotations. The
market wat entirely nominal, with do sales
to report, 12 cents heing the besj bid for
middling, and sellers asking 12- cents,
receipts. j X
Cotton ...
Spirits turpentine i.
Rosin.
Tar.
Crude turpentine.. ,
616 bales
218 casks
2,350 bbls.
100 bbls,
483 bbls.
Charleston lVavalBStores Rrlcet
Jam. Jl.
: The arrivals were 112 casks spirits tur-
npntinAnnH hnrrpia main Hulnfl nf 9S3
bote rosin at $2 80 for extra N6.:2; $2 35
a u ior iow jno. 1: z -ou-iuf jmo.i; f uu
for extra No. 1: i2 80 for low Dale, land
$3 25 for pale Spirits turpentine quiet;
sales zo casKs at 41, 42 ana sacas in pacE-
ages.
New
York Naval Store
.Harkef,
iteceipU to-dr St4 bbls rosin, 67 1 do
piriU turpentine, 121 da. tar. , aauie luee
ularity of tone can be noticed, but as" a rule
holder-appear ,ta have a fair amount of
iinnA.... ' A ' : t . 1
vuuuucuu), iu rciraiu ixum urging ou
siness. Spirits turpentine has attracted
more demand at the decline, and the move
ment was very fair to-day, with a rfecoVery
on values and a show -of firmness at the
close. Bales 2UU bbls Southerns and New
Yorks at45i46ic, and 200 bbls Southerns
at 461c, in shipping order. Rosins appear
ed to rather lack strength on prices, and
were selling slowly. We hear of only 800
uDis ai fs ot ior x4o., .1. Tar ; and pitch
quiet and unchanged. . - j
The telegrapbic aavices were as follows:
Liverpool Spirits turpentine. 36s 6d: rosin
common, 6s 9d; fine, 10a 6d. London
rosin 7s 0d7s 3d for common; palp, 12
MARINE;
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Port Almanac January 13.
Sun Rises .................... 7-lb a: ML
Sun Sets. . . , ; 5K P. M
m aw: vu--vuvuie;. ...... i :34 Hiven
" (Wilmington).. . . 10:04 Even.
Day's Length 9:5S i
ARRIVED. ! I
Worth, Worth, Fayetteville,
Worth & Worth. 1 '
Stmr Wave, Robeson, Fayetteville
Williams Murchi8on. Z, . . i , :
' Stmr North East, Paddison, Point Cas
well, Preston Cumming & Co. s
SUnderhill, Piatt, Smjtiiville,
O G Parsley & Co. .' j . ,
Swed .brig Caren, 260 tons, Schmidt,
Dunkirk, R E Heide. 1 r i
t0.ScLr Charlotte Ann Pigott, UotsA Little
River, 8 C, naval stores to W I Gore.
Nor bam UP T.paapna flRA inno taL
JLimmenck, Ireland, 51 days, Alex "Sprunt
Ger barnnft Aiipnafn Tio wo 1.L-
Dreves, Bristol, England, 123 davsE Pe-
ouunu o& vt estermann. 1 : s .. j
CLEARED. i f
GoI0.Worth' Vftevaie,
ia uu mmj w a mm .
oimr" wavei HKobeson; FayetteviUe,
Stmr North "Raat. Phrli
wcii, jrietuon Vyumming ess Jo. ;
StmrJf.S Underbill. Plntt
G Parsley & Co. 1 - '
ur brig Brisk, Trefry, Liverpoql, Alex
Sprunt & Son and Vick & Mebahe. ? f
Schr Marv Lvmhnrirfir IWt..' tj.i.j!
moreHarriss & Howell, ; f a ' 1
ocur onanoue AnnJt-igott, Morse, Little
""'I u j, 11 x wore
Baltimore Schr MaW TiviUiL-i? '
59,000 feet lumber, 200,000 shingles. ' - j
Jivbbpool Br brig Brisk 1,044 bales
cotton. - 1 r
For Sale,
SCHOONRH "T.TTTr.P
Light draft: will carry 0 tons, or 2500
bushels grain; is well found la chains.
aucnurs ana ngging, and will be sold
iow ior uasn Apply to r I
Annlv a
JAMES POWER Js Citi X-
Row!
4
- . i.;
, Fire Wksliy?
OWING TO ' WANT OF-ROOM IN T OLD
Store; I am conwllsd to keep my stock: of
TY1TS
S and FIB 8- WORKS st my Second Bruit and
Confectionery Store, No. 84 South side Market St.
1 1 A ran supply, however, or CAISDia,X)NFEC
TIONERYaBd FRUIT can still be found at the
oi a lore. aec SO-tf
S. G. NORTHROP..
1 1
s-g-sssi . - 1
Exponis. j " .-;
.deciat-lat4?
i ; '. r 'f,
-7'
ROD Di If C
Ri'S
TO ' PURCHASERS v FOR TJaE; MPNflL
LADIES' KNIT JACKETS, i ,
. ' Reduced to 50 da.
GOOD WHITE FLANNEL, ' ; : !
ri-nt 1-.-..X it II -t j Reduced tp 15 cts.
fiOTTOtt FLANNEL, redurAd to t) r.ts.- E
LadiesV Gentsf;atld ; Chfldreh's ,Uto4erwear
Al.Ii REDUCED.: i ..-.
WAMSUTTA SHIRTSlOO Linen, 75 cts
FRANK LESLIE'S Cut Paper Patterns
Catalogues Free.
.STRICTLY. CASH!
45 Market Street.
WHOLESALE
resent the wholesale prices generally, li making
sVaBM. n.w Annrunnna T gtannM hA nhrl ArAtAArf Kin'
SB SBiaji oraers nigner pncs nave to oe coargeo,; . ;
, THICKS.
BAGGING Gunny.. ..... ."I
1 ; Double Anchor.
Double Anchor ' A".
BACON North Carolina. "
, ,' , . name, 9 tt(nev). ....
... . -V Shoulders, ft ..'..'I
: Sides, N. C. choice, s) ft...
Western baioked ( : . : s , ;
. Hams.. ..r...VVl.
, 'Sides, J ft ... ,
Shoulders,. ..... ......
Dry Salted: :
00 m
00
MX
1 ft 16
lc a
16
Ott Q
. 00 Q
00
- 00 Q
a 00
17,
12
10
ii:
8
6
Sldfcs ft....".;.'.'
suouiacrs...
RHtV.nn thhDvtf
BARHKLS Spirits TurpcnUBA
, Second Band, each.... .. ...
- - New New York. each. ; . : ..
New City, each
BKBSWAX-V ft...;.,;..-.;.'..
B HICKS Wilmlnxtoii, H ...
Nnrthern
0 00 a 180
1 90 & 0i
1 80 & 19
1- 36 & 23
8 00 to 10 00
32 Q 1400
15 O 30
. .-. .........
B OTTER North Carolina, y ft .
nortnern, v ... ...
CANDLESHperm, V ft.
TaUow, 9 ft.,...
-Sa B 40
4a-
'; "14. o
15 &
1 &
M U
. 20 O
4
TO &
7 a
I5ff
13 I
CHESS B Northern FactoryV
. xiairy, creamy . . .......
-'. State, SB ft.... it. ....,
CO b" FKB Java, ft j
.a-., Rio, V ft .........
.. f Mixn Lrm S 4
10
IS
85
S3
COJElNMKALr-Sl.baehol.iu sacks
nranviNTTHaii bv
DOKKSTICS-Sheetlni'.tiliiVd
1 iuu, 9 oaucn...... .......
EGGS.. .T...
FISH Mackerel, No. U9 bbl.
.... No. I, bbl .i.... ...
Kackerel. No. s, 9 bbl. ..
Nc.l,sj-bbl.. ........
- UD sTA
80 & 1 25"
16 00- O 90 00
8 60 fh fi 00
13 00 18 50
1 50. U 00
MulletaTlflbW
U 60 & 11 50
4 00 fik 800
N. O. Herring, 9 bbt.. . .... .
S 00 f 60
Drr Cod.
rLOUE Fine, 9 bbl
4 50 & 500
615, 7 00
7 50 ft 8 as
. super, rturuiom, w 001......
Bxtrsdo. " 9 bbl......
Family " bbl
. 00 & 10 50
. ffltr sTIHii flnnsr bhl
Kxba, bbU....
0 00 Q 550
0 00 5 7 00
jramuy, v dm..
gx.VaraHy, 9 bbl ;
purrnJZKss
, Peruvian Guano, V 20UU fts
Baugh's Phosphate, " "
Caroiiaa Farthiser,
Ground Bone. "
'.. Bone Heal. ,. .:-
0 00 7 75
0 00 850
67 50 C
00 00 fi
50 00 C
0000 e
00 00
Flour,
Navaaaa Guano, " "
Oompsste Manure " "
Wharm's Phosphate u :
WandoPhosphat Tr
00 00 & 6700
68 00. O 65 00
00 00 ft 67 00
08 00 D 7000
00 ou, R to 00
co 00 o.eooaJ
ExceUeusa Cotton FertUiser
B.. .. .... ....it mm
HP.
Corn, wholeaala. la baral .
V1W, 9 WUBUOl..... .........
Pau flaw al JinahAI
iixlj uraeu, V -
Dry.ft.. i.
HAT Eastern, SI 100 fts
Westers, 9 100 fts........
' North River, 9 100 fts...... .
HOOP IRON ton ...
LUMBXB Crrt &Tiaiisiinmll
- - ajupBtux,resaweo, w airt
Rnnirh Um Plank. SJ V ft
WeallndiaCargoeB,aocordiiir
! toguaUty,1htft .7?
14 00
18 00
ireanev rnwouu iniaiw mini
Scantling sad iSqaras, com
I monTS Mft.... ...... ....
MOLA88K& Cuba, hhds, 9 gal. .
Cubs, bbls 9 .......
" Sugsi House, hhdB, 9 gal. .
4yr Sble bbI" E
NAnSnt, 4 to SSL '9 keg!." I
ulljO averoeene, y ai...
POULTR
1 " . Hiwlno
PVTFPHJ nnahal
POTATOES Sweet, JB bushel.'.'
insu, noruern, ddi .....
PORK Northru,City Ueaa....
, This V bbl..
r Priaie, bbl..........
Rump, V bbl..
fUCS-U&Lv ft............
:. oantnua, v s ,
itAQS Country, 9 Tb.
,9 ft,.-. ..... .......
SALT Alum , f) bushel.
Ananean. SI aaek.:
fUaAB-Cuba,ft.. .....;
rortoKico, v .
! A Coffee. 9 ft
B " 9 ft
.-- o- 9 ft..... a,
JSX. U W ID
Crushed 9 ft.
Miar ftorwern, w ...........
PHINGlS- Contract, f2 M.....
r nortnc
Cypress Saps S M
wuuuuui y Jm.
s eeeeee 4
STAVBS W. O. Bbt, i M..
R. O HhtL.
- r - --
00 00
00 00
08
10 00
7 60
6 60
Cmrefls. 9
TALwjW St t ,
f , Mill Prlmeff .. !
r: Common
am air. m A
- a e,s s .
washed.? ft...
WUHINGTON : 1KONBX, dIAH&ET.
.... IUI. I . 1IM
Axcauge (aignt) on New Totk, ......... Jf dise't.
. Duumore,..,.. , m -
Boston. ......... h
PhiladelphU, ........ M
BxcBahSre SO dava 8 r.tit interest added t atvv
I 'J - WABTATn I :hiob
SNew Hoover S1.....i.... 1 ,100 ,
g?WBm Bank -
?S.?w r
Navasia Guano (So. .'."..".".'.'
N. C. BondB-ldEx-Coupon.......i..l4
Do. Funding 186............ 6
, Do. " . 1868 6
- Do. i.Hew..V.i.-.-..;.i.-.-...v5
Do.. Special Tax........ 1
Do. to N. a Railrosd.V.i:.....49
W A Xxr t H TtrnMlaV D.Hnld n inn
Carolina Central R. X. Bonds, 6 9c..' .40
w luumnon vuty uonas, s wo. . . . . . ... do
7 e... . . HO '
ntd it Oj an
"''.'uew ec.":.'(W(aoldInt)
P7AW T7laBvav llTITlfV ftATlaSl l1l.VtMM
al alVia- " ' - arn M l M
6 c(Go,d Iat).......;,...,....V80 f JiYfi
North Carolina R. E. M "U'"Il!:4b5 ? ' a'ti?
wumintrton cotton MUls.;.. :Vr.;.;0
cheablaij .Tpwlltlonslv. . T'"'uf,l
I - ? . I' , ! t .. ' -. ..I. . .... I
! I.
GL.UJC
aAIN-Coni,ln store, ta.'
Cora, Yet, 9 bushel.....
x Chickens. tte.'"!
iiiit noaKutctfirYAS hook Birxiw
A .E?T complete in all all its apMUlanenta:
um la in
- - . . r-i'r-ni mm
usHc-snimoi
Anbthfeil?bt !of
Of Empress Clothe
50 Cntper rdipfy
jXa tfcotf ,'ji:0
' .-?uJiH.-K i-U-
h a it-(5 a ins t.i';i),:R'E'-s:s;H&:Q!o b s
.ill . vJaIJ 1U -5? .: Mi
12 -2e 15c. aud 20c per TarA.
1 iilr:-. ;. -iff? :
BesirableVery Lo
Art !'-!:"' J'-ri;
ess. jk4 -. ' V!" i, ' j. t '
M i
dec2G-tf
List or Vessels In the Port r Wil.
; B ARdTTRS i i i " ',"
Apollieker JDlesing, 387 tons, Segebar
.nuaur iMor.j, aa tons, Andersen, i - ! ,c
' : iv ; Vick & Mebaoe
Freidig (Nor:), 25D tODS, Andersen j r
Blanche, S50tons, Alsen, Tick & Meban'e
CeresXQeTi), 384 Jans, jDoellner, . i ;: '" '
YikingXNor.), 274 tons, Basmussen, j , . . ..
'.v'C' :uv(. i.i, t . .. RJJ Heide
Dvauiiuii.ur.;, coo ions, uisen, is js tieide
EmmaCkBr.) 2960Dtf, Harrison,
"' " ff Vick & Mebane
Ruth (Nor.), 468 tons,: Andersen, , , ' :
ytJ: :'yi-rr 2 .'"-KB Heide
AmazonQcrOj SBtons, Ballzer, I :, ' 1
E Peschau & Westerrnann
Memoria (Nor.), 579 tons.Arsen, R E Heide
WilMam Croscnp (Br.) 461 Ions, Oweat : i
! '! ' ". ; Muster
LoUise-Wichard (Gter.), 350 tons, Ehrncke.
t V U ";"-E Pescbaii;& Westerrnann
Supurb (Ger.), 345 tens, Fmndt, ;' ;
3 E Peschau & Wcsteroiann
ScTimtfert Ger. 350 tons, Siebel'ist,r fs
I FelioieXNor.), 285 tons.Hvidale, R E Heide
Martha (Ger.), 243 tons, Lange,
' n t
Busy Bee (Br.), -330 tons, Smith, " , Master
Joshua King (Brl), 290 tons, Hamikpn,
. . , "Willinma Xr. XT nrphionn
Tartar (Br,), 179 tons, Role, ; - i ; '
' " 1 " "f Alex Sprunt & Son
Inca (Ger.). 210 tons, Spisle, ( ,
: . . ..-.In n..: . ;E Ppfldinn &: Wpslrmnnn
James B Eirby,' 334 tons, Scaife, ;
- - -. . Northrop & Cumming
Brisk (Br.), 284 tons, Trefryt -- 1 ,
- r i Alex aprunt &
SCHOONERS
MCMoselw 199 tons. Hieffims' . '
. . r. i. Northrop & Camming
ittjiue ocuiu zvo ions. Miien, . - i Master
Mary Lymberger, :128 tons, Coombs,
E S rowell, 577 tons, Williams,
Nellie Starr, 228 tons, Poland,
J H Chadboarn &
Wave Crest, 300 tons, Wincehnbach,
lfSti?fetons.T
-ljr-k M.y I W I f irn . " .m.. : -r
Hen.ry P Jayens, 322 tons, Pcarce, i
:-R4ejfwv ;u.,H;xiar.riss do Jttoweii
KATES Ol? lraKIOJEJix.;
Per Steamer.
Per Sailing
- Vessel .
. TaKvw Tnnir .
j
0 20 Q 0
0 20 & 0
0 00 &
0 20.
0 00 1
0 00 0
0 00 0
0 00 a 0
0 00 & 0
, 0 00 a 0
t 00 & t
t) 00 0
0 00 a 0
I Cde Turpentine j bbl
0 46 a 0 0
i-ar v odu... .......
Spts Turpentine bbl
0 80 a 0 36
85 a 0 00
itosm w nni. . .
40 0 0a
3 00 0 00
Cotton 9 bale......
reanuts y Duauei......
To 'Philadelphia.
0 10 n 0 00
0 09 0 50
0 00 0 50
0 00 ft& 1 GO
Tar r.hf. . :
8pU Turpentiiie bail
nosui. y nDi. ........
0 oa ea 0 so
Dottnn S3 tiolo'
0 00 8 00
0 00 0L 0 75
cotton Goods
m 1
-
1 bale..
Lumber $M;....""!
0 00 AMI 10
0 00 10 00
7 CO S
TO JSALTLKSUE.
'CrurlaTnrnenttnn K Mil
- I
0 00 o
0 00 0
0 00 0
0 00 0
0 00 2
0 00 0 45
0 00 01 0 45
Tar S) ihl -
Spts Turpentine" "j bbl
000 a 0 90
0 00 0 45
0 00 00
Cotton V bale.... .... .
Peanuts ft bushel.:....
Lnsiber M.:.....;.-.
Aoam w nni : -
0 00 0 II
v W 64 0
0 00 8 00
6 50
-'---To- Bosrev '
Crude Turpentine V bbl
Tar Wbbf....
0 CO 00 00
0 t & 0 00
0 00 a 6 00
0 00 0
SntaTnraimMiM n 1K1
. U 00 0
0 08 0
0 65 0
2 60 0
0 It 0
RoitevVbi....:::
Cottnn K Halo .
0 00 0 00
Peanuts tjUflheL'll".
0 00 ia 0 00
0 00 0 00
0 00 a 0 00
11 50 13
For th e Holidays,
8W I T?ntE CRACKERS, APPLES, i
tt I ORANGES, L.EMONS,
. BRANDY PEACHES, PICKLES, j
CDOOA and ASSORTED NUTS. . -
CANNED GOODS, -NUTMEGS. '
CINNAMON, FLAVORING EXTRACTS.
BAKING POWDERS, &c. T
.-' ' f j
; Flour.
ATiARGR STOCK ON HAND OF JARIOUS
II l. . . aDiniTO TV T .inn '
Sweet and Salt Snuffs.
TOBACCO, SMOKING AND CHEWING,
j Various. JGradeslamf JBrands4-Lafe and Ample
n 2 Stock.to select from.
SUGAR, COFFJSX. MOISES,:LARD;;BUTTEi
"Send orders direct to the LArge Wholesale
firrupnr nrt rm.fvn TCoixr PVpsh anil Vyim. fu)a
c. ADRIAN & VOLLBRS, v
i Wholesale Grocers, . "
. QornerDocfc. and Front Streets.
dec 17-4f ' -
EiJiltisr
SHIONArtLE BARBER, ' r; : ' ' '
j irrontqreemader Purcell Houio,'" '
Halitjnttiner. Snavinv -and Rhmrvrw!n i.
the highest sle of the art. .f - - l
I Attentive and polite Barbers always ready to wait
upon customers. -- - 'octl3-tf
For Christmas.
T3QASTINGPIGS.
.1 v
J-V Also
And POULTRY, atSTALLo 67 1 -
y. A. WATSQN.
r-
TAl
J?
BROKKPW AN Di -COMMISSION MSBCHANT8
0rM,ilBRaANIM8Jei COTTONi NAVAL
STOHESi aa therPRODtJOBv j.iwVi f '
r .i5wo suaru: oati. T W8U. vQf-Jf-
' all,
flilurlf Inr llfriaflM Ifosra T aa1 OlA. Oi.v
T Z , 33 IV1 ar kat StrefiiT
' r. - . -i i -.
;DRESS GOODS
Gashinere and Mermoi
! i.
m.:j
l',
i
t
o
i.. if;
,'1 -Jl" !
A ' -'- 5 LW, 11 i i
S3 ;rA -O? s;j)
fJG Market Street
MISCELLANEOUS
With the New Year
p 'BEQ po , TKNDBR ' Obit ' 'THANKS
, uJ JHAJi n K.lNDKBl!jpS, AND
ft 1 'l : PATKQN8 POB THEIR
e r d::s ti p'p o-k
Andto assure them of our appreciation und detir-
mination. to deserve it ip future, by careful
! . , attention to oar bustoess, the . 3 '
SUPEHJOg QUALITS of our FAMILY SUPPL1
i and the LOW PRICES of our Goods.
It Is eur purpose to make -
APKOMIN.fiNT FEATUUEJN.THK FUTURJ
Fewer Acccuufg will, be more nrolll-
abT to: tiB "'and''
i. ' ; " , Respectfully, 1 ' 1.
CHAS. D. MYEES & Co.
5 A: 7 IV ortU Front St.
jan 7-tfDAW
Review copy.
Sundries;
10 000 PEANUT AND CORN SACKS,
100 88168 1rime'B"HAY' -250
g" Buck 811(1 Drop 8HOT '
KegsTTAlLS,
J Q Q Boxes CHEESE,
100 Bblrand 20X68 CRACKBM
QQ Gross MATCHES.
JQ Boxes CANBLES, -
200 J?oxea TOBAcco
Half Bala and Boxes SNUPP.
. AABbls"FIX)TJlt'angrade,T
Son
Co
BD,B SUOAH,
. ',' ALSO, ''- ' -
Lake George, Manchester and Lebanon A SHEET
ING, Little River and Randolph TARNS,
For sale by
dec34-tf . t W1IXIAM8: A MUKCB1SON
uarters'
r-
25
25
60
25
00
10
50
so
80
so
00
75
10
uuoice - ramuv lirocenfts.
; yOHRISTMis
NEARLY HERB, AND EVERYBODY EX
PECTS SOMETHING EXTRA FOB THE OCCA
SION. The same can he mderteii tmm U
00
45
45
75
45
00
LARGE" ANP VARIED .STOCK,
; FOR A- SMALL AMOUNT .0F CASH,
CALL AND EXAMlNEBEFiRE; PURCHASING
' ELSEWHERE.". i
extra Large table raislSts,
" ... ;.v,;'; skedless' raisins. .
currants;3;HS;!EHORN 6-TK0N
SHELLED ALMONDS,.' .
. . " J EXTRACTS;
00
00
48.
40
70
74
00
10
, '. ' . :.' - ; P0W.'D SUGAR.
ORANGES, t LEMONS.'
APPLES, CRANBERRIES: t: i PRUNES.
.r : v ASSORTED ' NUTS'.'"
ANX QUANTITY. FROM A TON DOWN.
DELIVER GOODS PROMPTLY TO ANY
j . s PART OF THE CITY.
TUO&Il ; McliO V.
dec 16-tf
Jno.' W. Gordon & Brother,
. " CSEMElt At ';
Insuiaiice Agents,
' , . V. Repreacnting '. ; ..
860,000,000 Assets,
.. :'.2i NORTH.. WATER ST.
jan7-tf ': ' : . .)
Special Wotice.
ON AND AFTER THE i lU '
i.r..:--, d'j : - .
INAUGURATION OF GOV. VANCE
. WE WILL OFFER OUR
EntirevStq'ck bfiWinter
AT PRICESWHICH CANNOT B
BEA,TKN IN
THE STATIC
St Hi SAMSON'.s,
' ':; X f 43 Market Street
dtcatrtf
'iCi u
For Sale;
TWO MULES, '
j ; ' ft
JUid jUSftS! HORSE.
. k
tfl) ,.!)
SOL. 'BEAR 'A BROS.
i 18 Market street.
Heaflq
Family