W1ZMINGTON, N.
Tuesday MoKJriNG.Kovembfcr 9, 1S80
MORNING EDITION.
THE LATEST N K W S.
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at. -- - -
FROM ALL PASTS OF TH. WORLD
fwatttlUN imriiLLi ht
THE TURKS PREPARING TO CLOSE T11K
r a PT A yrET.T.'gg TBI All OF RUSSIAN
NIHILISTS LAND MEETINGS IN IRE
LAND -EI GOB O US PROSECUTION' F
THE FRENCH DECREES, &C
IBj Cable to the Morulas Star.
London, November 8. A dispatch from
Marseilles says that the siege of tbe Abbey
of tbe Premontre Fathers continues and
troopft still sarroand the monastery. The
authorities do not intend to break open tbe
doors, bat will continue the siege a month
if necessary. The Fathers declare they have
sufficient provisions and will not yield. At
Cbambery tboTrappists of Tamie were dis
persed on the 6th inst.. by a body of seven
brigades of genadarmerie and fifty troops of
the line.
Several land meetings were held in Cork
on Sunday at which the prosecutions of in
dicted members of the Land League were
Land Leaguers were opposed by a powerful
body of fanners and farm laborers, who
were led by Mr. Walsh, a former member
ef the Land League. Walsh's party
stormed the platform, and after a desperate
conflict Walsh harangued tbe meetidg, de
oounciag the Land League.
A dispatch from Madrid says that the ex
pelled French monks are flocking there.
The nobles are offering them their palaces,
and town councils are giving them other
convents and vacant buildings.
A Constantinople dispatch says: luc
I'orte is making tremendous efforts to be in
a position to effectually close the Darda
nelles at short notice.
A dispatch from St. Petersburg says that
at the trial before a military tribunal all
the Nihilist prisoners acknowledged be
longing to the revolutionary party. One
named Sheraieff admitted that be partici
pated in the preparation of the mine under
the railway at Moscow, in December, 1879,
and two others recounted proceedings in
connection with the mine on the Llmphero
pol railway.
HEW YOHEi
BLErfMle 8PAUKR.
THE POST'S AETICLE ON FINANCIAL
MATTERS.
By Telegraph to the Morning Star.
New York, November 8. The Pott's
noanciai arucie says: Aiinougn me
United States Treasury will continue to
pay 103 for any of the 6 per cent, bonds
which mature December 31st next, that
may be presented, yet the main dependence
of the money market during tbe next eight
vctt9 will ha irnld imnnrta. Them ia nn
doubt that foreign gold will be imported;
but what there is doubt about is whether it
will come in sufficient amount to keep the
bank reserve from falling to a point which
will compel the contraction of bank loans.
The banks, on a volume of $335,000,000.
iuans. aie within a million and three-
quarters of that point, and this too with
the spirit of speculation at the Stock EJf
change rampant. Currency is leaving the
ciiy iu considerable amounts for the West
and South, cotton and notk trarip.n rpnra-
sentingtbe mast urgent demands, and it
will cause no surprise if the money market
becomes decidedly active. Quotations to
day on call loans is 34 per cent. For
time money 5 per cent, is bid Prime
mercntile paper is 46 per cent."
OHIO.
A 11 OK BIBLE TEAGEDT AT BATES VILLE.
JBt Telegraph to the Morning Star.l
Batesvtlle, November 8. A horrible
tragedy became known here yesterday
morning. Frank M. Birdenbaugb, a
wealthy young German, who three years
mio married n. rlantrhter of neinhKntinn
ca O rvk 1 U
farmer, came home late Saturday night in
tuxicated and entering tbe room where his
wife and child were sleeping, assaulted
them with an axe. His wife's skull was
crushed by a single blow, and then he cut
bis son's throat with the edge of tbe axe.
lie then went to a ronm whpm Mn
Stephens, a visitor, and her child and ser
vant were sleeping, and killed Mrs.
Stephens and her child. The servant girl
was awakened and sprang toward the door,
but was knocked senspipca nH left fnr
dead. Upon recovering consciousness she
gave tbe alarm, and the neighbors came to
tbe house. It was not till morning that the
marderer was found, in a tobacco house,
with his throat cut. He is not fatally in
ured. Jealousy, drunkenness and insanity
re supposed te have led to the commission
f .1 I , T
me uornoie crime.
All the raiL-uads between Chicago and. St
Louis are telling limited -tickets' at one
dollar. ,
The 6'eamer 'Gallia, from Liverpool,
brought (450.000 in, specie to New York
yesterday
Gatli'-ufd ujr.ri y inO.cgou ia 547, with
lw cwu.iiea t i.-nr from, which will
probably incrthe it to COO..
Nearly ihree-quartets of themiuiou town
f CiiigL-iD, U't', were destroyed by fire
5iii.y i-ifcl.'. $50,000.
P.uftoMjr A. J. Cordon, of Locust Dale
M liurv Srhool, Virginia, died suddenly
8n d y wiiile titiciiditig church iu Cul-!'-ppt-r
O'-e f ltK u:ilh of tbe IfeHde Paper
(.: ni.nny. r-itua c I in (JnsoM, Conn.,
wt iit'flro t ! I litif Sunday nuh Loss
oc.rly $85,000.
T'le rnniur tbat llliinccM lulinr wua hfina
, - w
introduced into i.k nod u'Ler mills of
Pateisou. New Jeis. y, is met with an in
dignant denial from the manufacturers
there.
Collector Clark, of Atlanta, Georgia,
seized, on the 16th inst , in Clayton, Rabun
county, Georgia, three mules, two wagons,
a quantity of illicit spirits and four illicit
stills.
The advisory committee of the Demo
cratic National Committee, consisting of
Messrs. Barnum, Hewitt and Cleveland,
were in private session yesterday at their
iaie ueaaquariera. it was uuaersiooa mat
tbe only wotk before tbe committee was
the auditing of certain bills of expenses
incurred during tbe campaign.
HORSFORD'3 ACID PH03PHATE
in nervous dieeascs. W. A. Hammond,
M. D., late Surgeon General U. S. Army,
said, that under the use of arsenic and
Horsford's Acid Phosphate, a young lady
recovered her reason, who bad been ren
dered insane by a dream. f
Brooklyn Solid
S TO GOOD THINGS TO EAT. ANOTHER
lot of Cakes and Crackers just in, all kinds; Pre
serves, all kinds, 1! X cents per pound.
Fresh Lot of Candies,
Oranges, Lepjous, Cuoanuts, Apple?, Cabbai.es,
Onions, Potatoes ai.d freeh Bgijs Coffees roasted
every othor day and thj boet To sold in this city.
N. C. Roe Herring,
The iifilciaor Opbiiifig qtiotatiutix lit! vf
are poetfd at the Pjmluco Etch I' ire I ii! if
at 1 P. M.f Hfil refer to ptici hi ini im-i i
STAR OFFICE. Nov. 8. 0 P M.
.SPIHITS TUKPENT1NE Tti mvL-1
ws qu-'ixi dull hi 42 c ins p-r
W Uh smiU 1 1 Salt s later in the day at 4 a -;
ROSIN The market wasfdull i f 3i t, .i
Strained, and steady at 1 40 (or - i
Strained. No Biles to i eport .
TAH The maiket was firm ai -Id
per bbl of 280 lbs, with sales ai quo'ii:!.
CRUDE TUilPENTINE Murke; uut
with rtnlix i pored at $1 80 for Ilart ,n
2 80 per bbl for Yellow Dip and Va i..
COTrON The market was tir.n. :ih
sales of 100 ba'ej on piivate lums,
and 150 do. on a basis of 10f cents per loj
for Middling Futures for November
opened barely' steady in New York at
10.83 cents, and closed dull at 10 83 cts;
January opened barely steady at 10 92
cents and closed dull at 11.04 cts. Tbe
following were tbe official quotations here;
' i ' '.''-''' '.' -i
ir'A - V MIS0KIJ.AMEOP8. ; Fjtn tflintTCP M fipopT
I ttf.l advanced ic in afternoon. Oats ective, A 1 . - - . r' '
ti m and higberiCOIo cash; 3Hc January. 32 U KC t - St -3 2i ! cf l vrV'tt r..., "'
Poik f iily HctlveB(itf bade higher fet mmZ l. c W " W - ? - NOW OPKN AT
$13 i5UCK)Lardaitlyt,vci and a 4 : , ; '
iiHd-tbeaijigio-JJulkrneata steady- - j - -j - . . '
I n..,i raJfdi-detoand1;bbMtderM4 60; short " - J IlVfll. JVL. IKI -A. T' Z ' S
!.i t 5TCi JVkUkey . Vt'ady and un- i ' 5
?C!Sfi?- 36 Market Street
I f !. ranh to tte Mornlnz Star.l r l I ' 1 '
.( ti 'u'l iCceipt 4 016 ti cs; ,
"f" quid at 10J Cei t- tfi r pi S''
f, iviiuii. dui a' lli c N-m-l I " '
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r c' n sS54 i alis, Plii!--i-i, du I Hi
ni 1(' o.ih m l r. r.tit.ih 7 HtM Ihi-h-
N w Driej, f., ju mi,.d deiiind it 10f ctt
u t rect-ipis' 8 fc3 H; Mot iir. nim at
10J rents uel ,ecei i-i p 4 672 lali'; Mt-m
phi, quie- at 10 els net receipt 4,809
bales; Aueuuta, quiet at 10 cents net r
ceipts 1.D&L bales; Charleston, uuctucged
at 10 916 cf nts act receipts 4,053 bales
All the Laleat Novelties in
DRESS GOODS, CLOAKS. SHAWI..N
stapleIc faimcy iRY GOODS
FaMer adverliwment in a fow days. Huyorn will fin. I it to thnr im. n nC
cents p lb
The fattest and largest Mackerel for fl?e cents you
ever saw. Loose Piekice. Piciled Pigs Feet, Pickled
Beef and Pork.
FERRIS' HAMS, SHOULDER AND STRIPS,
in fact everything yon can think of good to eat.
Remember we always guarantee oar prices as
low as the lowest, and d. liver poods promptly.
Respectfully,
Jas. G. Stevenson & Co.
Ordinary
Good Ordinary
Strict Good Ordinary. 9
Low Middling 9
Middling lOf
Good Middling
PEANUTS Sales reported at 3040 cts
for shelling stock, 60 cents for Ordinary,
60 cents for Prime, 70 cents for Extia
Prime, and 80 cents for Fancy. Market
quiet.
iflCBIPTKt
uuiluii 203 bales.
Spirits turpentine. . .' 78 casks.
Rosin. 744 bbls.1
Tar . 1M
Crude turpentine . . . .. . .7 .7. 893 " !
COri ON AND NAVAL STORKS
WEIKLY 8TATEHI KN I'.
RECEIPTS
For Vie week ending Nov. 8th, 1880.
Cotton. Spirits. Rosin. Tar. Crude.
6,804 1,514 6,779 873 1,625
RECEIPTS
From Nov. 1st, to Nov. 10th, 1879
Cotton. Spirits. Rosin. Tar. Crude.
4,987 2,852 10,885 490 3,744
EXPORTS
For the week ending Nov 8th, 1880.
Cotton. Spirits. Rosin. Tar. Crude.
i)v Cable to tho Morning Star.)
Liverpool. Nov. 8. 5.15 P. M Cotton
Upland 1 m c, November and December
delivery 611-16d; January and February
vu oj;ainrcu anu April o il-oza;
April and May delivery 6 13 32d. Futures
weak
Long clear middles 44s.
Nev York Naval Store Market,
November 4.
Spirits turpentine There is little change
to ttfe market, with trade moderate; sales
or to DDIs in merchantable order m An iia
closing at 4545i cents. Rosius have do
varied iu price, with little trade for the
market. The following are the quotations:
Btraincd at $1 80; good strained 1 85:
No. 2 E F $1 902 05; No. 1 G H 2 25
2 60; good No. 1 i $2 752 85; low pale
K $3 003 12; pale M $3 37; extra pale
N $3 62i3 75; and window glass W t4 00
a t . vuy pucn at $i oo. rar is quoted
nominal at from fS 253 50
Sign of the Show Case with the Shoe
malcer.
TLf Y STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES ALWAYS
complete. Call and examine. Satisfaction guar
anteed to enstomers. Now la time to supply yoor
families.
A fall lino of those CHILDREN'S SCOTCH
80LB- in lm unci hnttnm Kiohia U killl.
Convince yoarseives of the fact.
A new lot of those SCOTCH ROLE GAITERS
jnst received. Don't forget the eld number.
C. ROSENTHAL,
ftlARKET ST.
not a
JOB PRINTING.
to call od or order of
oc 10 tr
36. Market Street.
i w int lmuim. ine excitement i
P. L. Bridgers & Co.
AGAIN
Cbarletuon Naval store fflarttet
November 6.
There was a dull market for nidi no anH
there were no tiausactious reported. Pre
vious rates were somewhat . nominal at
$1 45$1 CO for C D, $1 00l 70 for Hi
HI 75 for F: 1 85 fur O: 2 fnr H 49 vk
for I; 2 50$3 55 for K; $2 80 tor 41;
f3 00 for N; $3 25 for window gluss. Spiri.
its turpentiue in demand, bales at 4U ctB
per gallon.
THE MORNING STAB The First in the Field
Steam Printing House,
MORNING ST AM BUILDING,
PRINCESS STREET.
MOST THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED PE1NT1NQ
OFFlCB IN THE CITY.
JUST ARRIVED.
Goois for Ciiristmas M tke Holidays.
UNPARALLELED
Uomes'c. 1.625
Foreign, 1,600
Total.. 3.225
756 300
000 2.9C0
834
000
834
33
00
33
756 3,200
EXPORTS
From Nov. 1st to Nov. 10th, 1879.
Cotton. Spirits. RoBin. Tar. Crude
Domea'c, 2.110 810 2.284 215 50
Foreign, 3.408 000 5.959 000 00
215
50
no7 tf
Brook! yr.
Removal.
A HAVE REMOVED MY LIVERY STABLE
from Princees street to Fifth, between Knlberry
and Walnnt streets, where I will be pleased to eun
plr the wanfa of my friend and the public. Prices
will be made to Bolt the times
nov7 tf
B. SCOTT.
Ladies' Shoes,
RECEIVED TO-DAY AN ELEGANT ASSORT-
ImproTed Last, medium Heel and Plain Toe: latest
gtjle. Alao Lkdiea' and Misses Basket-Top French
Heel and Box -Toe Shoes. Boys' Shoes of various
styles at Terv low Briecs.
THOMAS H. HOWKY,
no 7 U So. 47 North Market .
Call and See.
J1MBERGER,SWISS AND SAP-SAGO CHSESB
Dutch Herrings. Sonced Pig Feet, new Luise
Beans. Beef Tongue. Fulton Market Bae', Carrots,
C011?. Mackerel, Cranberries, Oranges, Lemons!
and a full line of Family Groceries low for cash.
T. vni i ioa
no 7 il 26 and 88 South Front street.
Total.. 5,518 , 8,10 8,243
8TOCX3.
AsJiore and Afioat November 8. 1880.
Ashore. Afloat. Totals.
Cotton 12,574 6.902 19.478
Spirits.... 5,249 COO 5,249
KOStn 115,531 800 116,631
Tar 810 000 810
Crude 1.420 000 1,430
STOCKS.
Ashore and A float November 10, 1879.
Cotton. Spirits. Rosin. Tar. Crude.
13,170 14,648 120,615 4.341 1,807
QUOTATIONS.
Norember 1, 1879. November 1, 1879.
Cotton.... lOf Hi
Spirits 47 87
Rosin $1 45ai 50 $1 30 1 35
Tar $1 65 $1 50
Crude $2 75 $2 25
Bostou Boot, Sboe and Leather mar
ket. Commercial Bulktin, Nov. 6.
A very confident and wholesome feeling
prevails in regard to tbe coming trade, and
a few orders for women' sewprf wnrtr
for men's calf and hnff irnnria r. .u..
. . r - w au Lauf
being received. Tbe present prospect is
that prices will be established on about tbe
same level as for tbe season just closing.
Tbe leather market is moderately active
and steady, and thoue-h
confining their purchases of many classes
of stock to immediate requirements, there
seems to be no reason to expect any mate
rlal decline in values for some time to
come.
MARINE.
StapNotice.
l ALL PERSONS ARB HEREBY
cautioned against trusting or harbor
ing any of the crew of the Morwe
Xjsrguux Barque "HOPE," Stoesen, Mas-
ir, irom ZJoroeanx, as no debts of
their contracting will be paid by Cap
tain or
a P. MXBANX, Consignee.
J8
no 6 St
TENNESSEE.
A REPUBLICAN LEGISLATOR INELIGIBLE
ON ACCOUNT OF CRIME POSSIBLE
EFFECT ON THE SELECTION OF A
U. S. SENATOR.
IBy Telegraph to the Morning Star.
Memphis, November 8. Some excite
ment pervades political circles over the dis
ixiTery wai xiooen Ai.cK.enna, one of tbe
ten Republicans elected to tbe legislature
from tbia county, is ineligible, having been
convicted of incest for marrying his wife's
ttrand-daughter. McKenna was pardoned
ty Gov. John C. Brown, four years ago,
but It is claimed baa never applied to be
restored to tbe rights of citizenship, and
tbl he is therefore disqualified from hold
ins office. It ia HtatnH that a irhfi..ta sii
be given to W. B. Wiliston, a Democrat,
who received tbe next highest vote. This
change may posslbly determine the selec
tion of aU. 8. Senator, as the complexion
of tbe Legislature ia very close.
AUK ANSA..
A COLORED REPUBLICAN ELECTED TO
CONGRESS IN THE FIRST DISTRICT.
By Telegraph to the Mornint? st.r i
Memphis' .November s ti,
turns indicate the election of Johnson, co
lored. Renablicao. tt (nnr.rno. .- .L. V .
. , vT- . -fi".w ia me r irsi
Arkansas District, by l.COO, over Poindex-
t iuou, .isuuiucrai. uonnson is a barber
residing in Augusta, Ark. His candidacy
electron. WBe" Pf,r 10 lLe
A special from Little Rock says the Re
publican State Central Committee of Ar
kansas claim tbe election of two Reoubli-
.gressmen iviurphy in tbe Fourth
fhf?lea LB lbe Third. Oistricta-wlth
S'.S i1- Publican,
- AlOLl lUk.
The American Committee of Bible Revi
sion announce , to the American public Sit
cluing marginal aderT Th'iT Ir
published jor approved by the Univerattv
presses of England, will be recoea led hi
tbemas tJxe authorized ediUooTW i?
tca is given ia view of the ear'ly pubiica
linn rf ih. 1SJ rr ; . ' MUUUCa-
mow tnuuucut, as revised
A collision occurred on the Seaboard
Railroad near Weldon Saturday mrtr S
Petersburg. Three care were wrecked and
The NewIHat Store.
TITY STOCK IS COMPLETE IN ALL OF THE
Latest Styles or Gents.' Children,' Ladies and
Misses' Ua's. Also nice line of Qento' uraieh.iiie
Goods. Call and examine before purctusin?.
JOHN M. ROBINSON,
oc 17 tf Market St. , next door to Mcllhenny's.
FresH HocloiiE Bird Seed.
Canary bird seed,
drugs. medicints. cioars,
BHUSHfcS. &c, Ac., for sale by
VvM. H. GREEN,
nov7 Druffglst. Market street.
McD. & W.
ii-PINE LINE OP TOP BUGGIES JUST FIN
Ished and ready for sale. CARTS and DRAYS
cwriage, i rimming and paint shops conatanUyln
oc 31 tf McDOUGALL WILLIAMSON.
P. H. Hayden's
JS THE PLACE TO GET YOUR LAP ROBES,
Horse Blankets and Boots. Carriages, Buggies and
Drays made and repaired at his factory, on Third
street, between Princess and M.rkes. Come and
get the worth of your money, no 7 If
Light.
WE OFFER THE GREATEST VARIETY OF
Burners. AC . of an v Hnn.a i. it,. -t. n '
Kf1Sl,fiht n me 8Bb3ect et it by inqair.
GILES A MURCHISON, :
notf 38 and 40 Murchison Block.
Now Eeceiving,
300 BBLS APl,LBS CH0ICK VARIETIES, IN
large obis direct from Northern markets. Mast be
sold; call early.
t,s. "KNOKRSON ACO..
p0-2!- Office near Steamer's Wharf.
John Dawson & Co.
X BADTHEHABDWARB TRADE IN NORTH
Pay cash on the spot, handle the best goodsvand at
as low prices as any House la the country. AH ther
w.wwm v. DIIAift . (
19. "1 and 83 Market 8t ,
no Ttf Wilmington. N. O.
Price Reduced.
TP1 LADIKS ARB INFORMED THAT MRS.
A. VIROINIA A. ORR haa redoced the ericeof
IItSIUR1? to TWENTY-FIVE CTS
Rrairn"" i :w tx-fivm CTS
Rt,7 ur kdjsi or rroac, on unurch
l" oct 1 tf
By Telegraph to the Mornint; Star.)
Financial.
New York. November 8-Rvfmncr
Monev 24fin4 oer cent. Sterling prnluniiP
480 for sixty days. Governments firm;
new nves coupon 101; new four and a
! half per cents coupon 1111; new four per
vcuie coupon iwf. Dtaie oonas auil.
Oommsreial.
Evening Cotton quiet; sales to-day pf
101 bales; middling uplands 11 cents; Ox
leans Hi cents; consolidated net receipts
40,193 bales; exports to Great Britain 20,787
bales, to the continent 12,900 bales. South
ern flour fairly active and a shade firmer;
common trtVair atIfb fT7hi Kn. nnnA
fv " vv, (UUU V
choice do $5 607 00. Wheat ilc bet
ter, with a moderate business, chiefly spec
ulative; ungraded red $1 121 12. Coral
2c better and fairly active; ungraded 58
59cf . Jats iaio better; No. 3. 40g4l
CtS. fJoSFee dull. wak nH nnminol.
cargoes llil4ic; job lots ll15xc. Sugar
Arm. with a fair inquiry; Mslado 8fc; fair
to good refining 7j7fc; prime 7c; re
fined firm and ia fair demand; standard A
8fc Molasses quiet and unchanged. Rice
steady, with a fair jobbing trade; Rangoon
3c in bond. Rosin quiet at $1 80. Spirits
turpentine doll at 4545 cents. Pork
a shade firmer, with a fair export inquiry
at $15 0015 50. Lard without impor
tant change and trade moderate. Freights
firm. ?
Cotton Net reeeintn 1 433 haloa.
18.856 bales. Futures closed dull, wifb
sales of 52,000 bales at the following quo
tations : November 10.8310.85 cents; De
cember 10.8010.81 cents, January 10.90&
W.91 cents, February ..1L04&11.0S cents,
Mar9h 11.17(li.l8 cents, April U.8L ctoi
May ll.4411.45 cents; June 11.5611.57
cents. .
Baltimore, Nov. 8. Flour steady and
quiet; Howard street and western super
$3 504 00; extra $4 255 00; family
$5 258 25; city mills super $3 754 25
extra $4 505 00; family $6 256 50; Rio
brands $6 126 87; Patapsco family $7 00.
Southern wheat stead v and ctlv. aAM
higher, closing easier; southern red $1 08
1 14; amber $1 101 20; No. 1 Mary
land $1 17; No. 2 western winter red on
spot and Norember delivery $1 15il 15J.
December delivery $1 17fl 18; January
delivery $1 20 ; February delivery f 1 22r
Corn southern steady j western strong aid
higher; southern white 5152 cents lo
yeiiow oo0J5cta. Uata quiet but steady
western white 8738ic; mixed 36SZc'
Provisions steady. Mess pork $15 50
15 75. Hulk meats loose shoulders and
clear rib sides nana ofrarinw nti-A Kth.
Sic Bacon shoulders 6c; clear rtbsidaes
8ic; hams lli13d. Lard refined Sic
Coffee dull and abcut romina;Rio car
goes, ordinary to fair 11 ,i8c. Sugar
easier; A soft 9Jc. Whiskey quiet at Si is
for job lots. Freights dull. BlA
St. Louxb, Nov. 8. Flour easier bat not
quotably lower. Wheat higher ; No. 2 red
fall $1011 02c casji and November:
$1 06$1 06f January. Corn higher and
active I40I40Iccasb;S940c December
and J anttary; Oats higbei; but slow; 3fUta
30ic cash; 31ic December. IWhiakeystea
dy at f 1 10. Pork dull at fl4 00 asked
Card quiet :t.tSwketf andT SO 1Jd
walk meats dall and nominal uatould era
f4 65; aides $T 63foryoBng meaC Bacb-i
sides lower; rib 881e. ; - 'sl
changed. Wheat active, firm and 'hfahiir.
No. 2 Chicago sprlng.fi 03 bid cash; fl 05'
tort Almanac -November 9.
Sun Rises. . 64 A. M.
Sun Sets 4.57 P M
High Water (Bmithville) 12-45 Mora!
" " (Wilmington).... 4.45 Mora.
y Length....... ioi. 25m.
ARRIVED.
Stmr Elizabeth. Bisbee, Smithville, master.
Stmr John Dawson, Sherman, PuintCus
Well. R P Paddison.
Stmr Waye, Robeson, Fayetteville,
Williams & Murchison.
Stmr A P Hurt, Worth, Fayetteville,
Worth & Worth.
Scbr Julia Elizabeth, Ingram, Harbor
Island, Master.
Scbr Womioir. in? m , m
G Bai ker & Co.
CLEARED.
Stmr Wave, Robeson, Fayetteville,
Williams & Murchison.
Stmr A P Hurt, Worth, Fayetteville,
Worth & Worth.
Stmr Elisabeth, Bisbee, Smithville, mas
ter. MAK1NE DIRECTORY.
Mat or Teaaeln in tba TPort or xvn
aalneton. fl. c.. Nov. 9. I88O. ;
(.This list does not embrace vessels under 60 tons.
BARQUES.
Mary Emily (Br.), 193 tons, Jones,
xt A 8Pruot & Sjn
Hope, Nor, 633 tons, Stvesen,
C P Mebane
A M Schwe:gard (Nor.) 429 tons, Johosea,
CP Mebane
Forsette(Nor.), 415 tons, Knudeen,
' Heide&Co
Carl Max (Nor.), 294 tons, Reyer,
E Pescbau & Westermann
Geo Davis (Brt 643- tons. Camnbell.
' ' A Sprant & Son
xiuruieru vueco ar.), tons, Andrews,
A8prant&Sdn
J ubinai (Nor.) 378 tons, Jensen,
J3G Barker & Co
Atlantic (Ger.), 398 tons, Sbvaring,
, E Peschan & Westermann
Embla (Nor.) 388 tons, Simon son,
C P Mebane
Nordensbj ild, Nor, 473 tons,
' CP Mebane
JerbnenCNor.VS?! tons, Svendsen.
juiaf.ueT.), oaa tons, xobb
: T -E Peschau & Westermann
KettdBVig (Not.), 344 tons, Evensen,
Heide &Co
Flid, (Nor.,) 839 tons, -, "
CPMebaae
Lucie Rad maim (Ger), 447 tons, Meyer,
E Peschaa & Westermann
BRIGS.
Ry no, Nor, 286 tons, Sovenscii,
CPMebaae
Stella (Br.) 445 tons, Robinson, . .
. . . ;,K G Barker & Co
8 V Merrick. SSultfs, Lippincott,
H; ' Geo Harriss & Co
SCf ONERS. ;
Lena Hunter, 287 tons, Dole, Harriss & Co
Jiva ijijeouaru, no ions, Macumber,
v E G Barker & Co
Imogene Diverty, 188 tons; Reed,
. . . . Geo Harriss i& Co
uarieioo ttsr.j. oo ions, Aloofy,
E Kidder & Sons
Mary E Van Cleaf, 256 tons, Thorndike
E G Barker & Co
Charley Bucki, 242 tons, French, ;
EG Barker & Co
E F Cabala. 253 toes, Foster,
Geo Harriss & Co
A S Snare, 254 tons. Snare,
, - , , nnn E G Barker & Co
Oliver Crosby, 300. tons, Hutchinson,
, E G Barker & Co
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Attractions for he .Ladies.
BOXES OF EXQUISITE fERFUMES AND
: : : .
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-
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- ALSO, , "
Another arrival or Cakes and Crackers, rrcsburg's
Drops, Ginger Drops, ieen Drops, Batter.
. ... -. ,-5- ,
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In additioa to thto, Oat Meal, fresh and new; doli
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