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Tucbadat MoBjrxoMaT 19, 1831.
THE LATEST NEWS.
f&OX ALL ?AXT1 OT THX WQXXD
raisRiM-THiao astaatos.
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oc basic caxal nsoLtmojr, Y"icn
t4 orrCeisx 8T mb. ixoAixar r-
ty -relaereph K atlac 1
SILHATE.
WAixaTTXf. JUy U-Mr. Aathony.
ctk;rmAa f lb commi us oa Frta Uag.
asked that that ccmailUee be cLscharreO
rn lha farther eoesMaratJoa of the reo
luiioa ealergta ' U oeieJ
raster. aas so ordarvd.
Mr. Baraside UnalM cplNe resolu
te., reported from V ccmsiuiae oa Tor
. x, lUletiooe relative; to UUr-ccaJc cs
o. Lit hoped thAl BaCAta wool J act
a ooa Ue rreouiioa tiWTnaa1 Hiy.
Mr. legal MMtXSwu wrflo
b.m thet irwuiot wor szpedleot for
, he Seeete. at tail plod of laiHl
pm tha resolutioa oa lha subject Muri
U .specially la tha term the were to.
ployed la the preeeat reeotatloa.
Mr. Bayard's raotaUoa for the epochal
nai of a ccsrtTntnaa of two benetcc. to
apoa Ue FmlH and laqaJxw whe
ther he ku farther bnifw to communi
cate ia th 601 U beea adopted, and
Mhui Bayard sad Cauneroa were ep
poisfced m each commits. and to mediate
ly prceeded to the craeuurt i&aaatoa.
fas Senate taken a receaa for aa
After some dJacuseioo the consKJeTetioo
of the Iaier-Oceeaic caaal resolution was
ponpooed aatil the first Monday Do-
rtv sUaaie thea lack oo th resolution
offered vestsrdsy bf Mr. tiaaaders, direc-
... . it nunmittM m ih JidieUrr to te
.nitre lata the relatione of the Central Pa
i,-. ira UaMil line and Other CCrpOTA-
,004, and report at the neil session of Coo-
trees what ia proper o accaaMry io p-
.t iauraata of la Lauau aia. w
jrt occnmd. bat La raiatio waa, oo
moiioo of Mr. Datia, of Miaol. laid upoo
Wao U commitu rataraad Lrooa la
tcau maaaioo Mr. Bajard rportl
taai tao lraidat aad ataled u la ooaanit
... hm h&d otaar acmlaalioaa mill to
mk. aad ta door aariax ba raopaiMd
th ot ataSO aJJaoxaad.
wiiHiMaron.
j D.JB BOBmKTSOS UOMIXATIOX COX
nwtD wituoct boix call mbb-
RITT ALSO COXrtBMBO XOMIJTA-
TIOSA CABJTELD UBBATLT
WaixoTO. Mat IS. Jadra Robert-
a wta coadratd wttaoat roil call, ia la
rttfcntiva teaaioa of la SaaLa. Mtrrilt
m also euaarmad. Oadeau wu with-
TtM traaidaat aaat laa faHowlaa- aocaK
acioa la la 9eax todaj: AVack Dora
a u t V. 9L Diaeict Jadra for ta
Mra OuKikt of Looiaiaaa; lloaa WU-
aiq;o. U. 5V. Mara&aJ for la Wcatara Dia-
trct of Looiaiaaa: Taoaaaa LL Raarca. U.
h. Ma01 for Ut tUaura Dwtrtct of Taa
aM; Gor M. Tbooiaa, U H. Auocaar
fr Kaatocat : Kaar AJsalrml Edward T.
StcbaUCtobm Chiaf of Oaraaa Yard aad
Ikxai ta ta KaT Dapartaaol. Pwat-
nMwrt W. A. Utt, at Clark aaviila.
riaa: Mr. Grwa O. CocArma. at Aadr
o C. IL. . C.
Mr. OarflaJd nattd bUr UaC atat laa
af aicata dariac aar Ulaaa Sa aa vary
iitua favar lata taoraiaf. oar 8xial la pr-f-cUy
elaa. bar ttxaacla taaprorad aad bar
ituauoioa la avary way sacra uroraai.
Tba fuilowlag addiUoaal Booiaara aooai-
auoa war aaat to la oanaia to-day:
if a Tallafarra. to b Laitad Staua Av-
t.roy fr U Waatara Dtetrict of Loaia
n; JaM C WaaXa. to b Uaiud Staua
Mtnoai far La Wcatara Diatrict of LcmV
ia, aad Madiaoa Dtria, to ba 5arrjor
( Coatocoa at AUaau, Oaortla.
Tb foUowia aoaiaaxioaa of Eto?
K4trorv2iaary aad Mlaiaiart riaaipoiaa
i ft j wrra aaat to la Saaata lo-day:
Taoosaa D. O6oro. of Kaaaaa, to Braxll,
tiilliard. rccallad; Jadaoo Kilpalrk.
of Saw Jaraay. U CbUU vie Oaboraa,
trafrrl; Scapbaa A. Uarlbart, of IlU
nuM, u Para, vie Cbr1aUaar. racaHad;
(ihi Wallace, of Iadiaaa. Mlaiater ra-i-ot
to Tttrlay; Oaorra IL Maaa. of Tao
. Mloiaur rcaidaottoColoobia; Jert
ma lioat. of Wiacooaia. Cbarga d'AJlairva
t irny aad Uneasy, vica Caldwall,
r,rnU; IIorca K. Taylor, of Wlacooaia.
1 1 nul mi ManaUlca, Tic Ooold, rteaJlad.
Waaa la aooaiaatioo of Edwia A. Mar
mi ta ba Cooaal Oaoaral at Loodoo wu
c M J ap from La Ubla ia txtcaUra e
i'. ibia aflaroooa, U waa laataatly coo
iirmd witaoat dabala aad witboat aay
oatfutioai of daml Tba coaflmatioo
j effactad by coaaaioo coojaot, ia taa
rMoca of objactioo. Taa aoeaiaalioa of
Waa. II. Rabaruoo a CoCactor of Coa
u at 2fw Tort city waa laaa cailad op
a.t cooSraMd ia praciaaly Laa aaaa maa
-r. wttaoat daaaaad far a vota of aay
a ia J or a word of djacaaaioo.
A tpacial naetlaf of Laa Cabiaaf will ba
txriu u-morrow ta dacida what aaal! ba
ta wtth rvfard ta taa raaaiaiac Naw
Vrh aocaiaaAJoaJL. It la baliavad that Lha
rar aaaiaa which wara witadrawa wlil ha
aia aaat to ta fcwaala, Aboot two hoa
li! aoalaaliooa rvaiaia ta b made, bat
u in ih iataalio of laa IVraidaat ta aaod
tiMta ail ta lb (Waata to-morrow, ao that
juraaiot ww Lt may b had Friday or
riSAilCUL
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I it, aCT 8TB0XG AXD tttOaXB.
.avTUrwa to Uf Xarsiaa: Sts. 1
New Yoax. May 1911 A. M. The
tock market opened trregulax but ia Lb
mia siroog end higher. The chief featnree
f ipecoUtloe were 22evatd RaUwey
haree. MaahatUa sold ap 2t per eeeL to
: Metfcpolltaa S per cent, to 93. aad
New York 1 per ceaL la 107. Tha geaeral
Ium moved withla a very a arrow rang, ex
rrpt la Claoaaatl, Saadaaky aad Clavtlaad.
'fl rose 3 aad reacted ls par cent
THB
'ATflBH.
IBy TaUsxrae ta the ateraSas: Star.
Washdwtos. May 19. 10 A. M. The
Chief Signal OCcetforalehee the follow log
apectaJ haUetlai
Ta ladlcatloa axe that alightly warmer
seetarly ta ewatherf y wtade, light raia aad
partly clondy weather wUl prevail la New
Cag'aad aad ta Mlddte 6utea darter
Tharadsr. aad that decidedly colder aortat
lf wtads wta pcsvaU ta the Miaeiealppi
alley from Iowa southward to the Galf.
mum MinriHiB.
BABTWQCAKB SIT OCXS AT COSTvXK'OOK.
UtyTst SSTC tetae XorsJBg Stse.1
Ccroejeocar, May 19. Two i hocks of
axthquAke were f ait here Uat Bight; oaa
about tweery miauUa pest 13 o'clock, aad
aaotharbetweea 3 aad 4 o'clock.
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wrrn bxjoicixo, btc., btc
t8r Tatacraah to taa Korataf Sur l
Auu.it. May 18. Tba admlalitiaUoo
Bvambart of th Legialalor ara a oait la
thair datarmioalJoo tu vota for OO B3A0 for
tJaaator who la oot kaowa to b to hearty
japaihy with Lb admiaiAtraUoa, aodlbay
will aadtr ao circamataacaa vota ior
maa who haa aaUroolxwl Gaearal Garfield
or bu avowed fci porpoaa loooao.
Tirtv-flva mambera of the Aaaeably.
iadadiaf Soaekcr Sbaro. met laat ollhl ia
lb room of the RepabUtaa Oaaeral Oom
mittaa. Tba oLmoai acrtCT waa mala
ttinrf aa la tha orticaadlBf a.
The 1880 Raoobllcaa Coram It tea adopted
a rtaolulioo aadoraloc tha actloo of Prtal-
dat aaiflaid oa tha Ilobartaoa BomlaaLtoa.
The followiac rraoiutioo baa beeo adop
tad by ta RapabUcaa OeecraJ CommlUe
of Alhaaycooaty:
JJwiitd That wa deeply deplort tba
coora recently paieaed by tba Prtaldeat la
auaosDUoc to tore lha 8oateof the Uaitad
HiiiM La ADorova of lha Doealoalioa of Wa
IL Robenaoo to ba collector of Lb port of
New York, wbeo ao vacancy eiiated la
,a nr.r and wit hoot other caoaa Lbaa to
rat a oereooal do li Ileal obliftlloo. which
obllfailoo waa created tbroocb tba treachery
of aaid aornlee to tba regular Republican
orvaatxaUoo ia the State: aad that w
caxaeetly aad coofldcoUy ezpreaa tha bop
that tha Lestalatara of the 8ut of lie
York will DrocQDily tuop lta coedemoa
Uoa apoa lb act by ra-eJectlag Ban a tore
Cookliai aad Piatt to lha poaiitoae tbey
hva fait called udoo to reaira in lb Bea
Nrw York, May 19 Tb Bcene IUC$
Albaay apedal eaye of mauera ta Lha lfl
lalara:Two papera ara ia circalaHoa to-day
for airs at are a. Tba flrat paper.na raaeral
trmA. Arreea to etaad by tha Preaideatttha
aecood coaiDiU tba aigoera oot to vote for
Coakliog. Plait, oc aay other caodidata who
will act la oppoaitioo to lb rreaioeoi. i ao
r)nr ara bow recelvloc aiioaturea. It U
aaeerud that they will receive about fifty
name this aXtaraooo, PeiiUooa, lattera aad
doaicbea bv tba car load ara comlag lo.
proteatiea: agaloet th reelectioa of the ex-
Auaxt. May 18w It i preUy well eetlkd
that Lha Saaata will oot ere to go Idto aa
lActioa to fill tba vaeanciee ia th Uaiteu
8Lata Baa it.
PanenAr baior circulated la tba Aaaem
hit ooa aojuiaia Preeideat Qaiflald aad
eeoLher dcaouadag Coaklleg aad Plait.
Oalr twealy eavea aamea are oeceaaary to
defeat la eJecLioa of Oookllng aadPUlt,
aad it ia aald that over forty have already
bea a eecured.
Nrw You, May IS Wbeo tba newa of
J ad go Robeneoo e coo or ma uoa dtldo eea
ate aa Collector of the port or it aw lorz
waa received la lb la city ibia erteraooo, tba
mem bare of the Kepublicea Central una.
of which Sberldaa Shook U Prtaldeat, fired
a eelale of ooa boodred gone ia tba City
flail Park
WATxarows. N. Y.. May 18 Tba Ra
publkaae bald aa aalhaalaatlc maatlog
bare laat olxbL Reaolotioaa ware paaaad
eeoaorlaa Cooklia aad Piatt aad toatala-
lag the Admiaiatraiioa. It em bare ox taa)
LegiaiAtare from Lb la eecOoa war eased to
labor for the ratuia or oaaaiora ia aacora
ith the AdmlaUtralioo. Ooa haadred
gnaa were fired over Rabertaoo'a cooflrtaa-
uoa.
Albas t, N Y.. May 18 At twenty
miaotae of 2 o'clock, while the Be o ale waa
ia Comaaiuee of lha Whol. a telegraph
operator eiered aod headed Senator Rob-
artaoa a leierram. A can or ezciiemaat
raa aroaad aad bualaaa waa eoapeaded.
The comaiiiue rose aad the Senate too a
recess of five en loo tee, aad Seealor Wood-
ie read aloud lha followieg telegram
-la Win. IUrU0.YoQt con-
firmatioa joat made aoaoimoca. Accept
aay coarratalatioaA.
The wildcat tidUmtol eaaoed. Amid
cheerio g aad clappiag of baada Mr. oce-
ttoaa lamped apoa hlecbalr aad gave ihrra
cheera for I lobe rLaoa. whU air. uoatao.
who had come from tba Assembly
leaped rpoo a chair aad aided la cheering.
Mr. Local thco called for three cheera
for Preeideat Garfield, which were gtveo
lib a wilL A general haadabaalog fol
lowed, amid which tba Senate adjooxaad.
Colo Srmiso, May 18. The Repabllcaaa
of ibia city to-elgbt fired a aeJateor one
haadred gooa la hooor of the Prtaldeat for
aomtoeiiof for collector for tha port of
Xaw Yerk Uoa. Wa LL uoberuoo.
RocHxaTxa. May 19. The aawe of the
coenrmatioa of Robertaoa aad Merrltt
celabratad here Ibia eveoiog by firing oaa
haadred goo.
Uctmox. May 19. Tha AdmlaUtraUoo
Rapubilcaaa here to-aigbt fired a aaiata of
ooa heodred gaae la bobor of Robertaoa a
coefirmatloo. Petitlooe are being circula
ted protesting agaiaat lha re-election of
Coo kh eg aad PlatL
A Cooaualtaople dispatch eaye the Porte
has spoiled to tbe Freech authorities for
tha aurreoder of Mldhat Pasha.;
James McCuUoogb aad E. W. Ney, who
were implicated ia laaa treads, escapee
iroea lha pa a lis a Usry at JJaoteravilJe, Texas,
oa last Aiooosy aight
The DsJUglss euble at Fraaklio, Teoo.
were barai y eater day with fifteen boreee.
iaclodiog iwo thoroughbred troltlog etsl-
liooa: lose 315.000: oo laeuraace.
At Tyler. Texas, in tbe ease of Mrs Nel
lie Corey vs. tha Travelers' Insurance Com
pear, of Hartford, Conn, the lary reo-
deied a verdict for the plaintiff for $3,000.
IU1I road i locks at Augusta, Ga . yester
day were higher aad atroog. Ueorria 185
Q187; Ceairal 1810165; MemphU
CnaxUatoo Coarlotu, Colombia fc
A a goats 62 1
A farmer named Arnold waa found mur
dered la hi field scar Black Spriogs,Mont-
gomcry county, axk. ue hs4 been ahot
aad afteewarda koocked lo the heed with a
hoe The aaaasaia Is unknown.
A Milwaukee dispatch states that Arch
bubop tieaoi is very IU and cannot live
many days longer, tits condition Tar id ay
aighi wss somewhat improved, but he has
growa very weak aod hie death may be ei-
pecied at aay ume.
Attorney Geoersl Ward has commenced
sctioo lo the Nsw York Saprems Court to
diseolve be Msnhstua Elevated Railway
Company. Ue obtained so order return
able oa tbe 77th lost., from Judge Dooa-
hua, dirtcUag tba Company to show caoee
ray a receiver eaoold not b appointed.
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WASU la a fragrant aad dellrbtfnl 7aZri
atoom. wnica o as, oy tu uinailo merits.
otowm natTrsijy popular wDersver it has
been I o trod ace d. It arrests and daa Lrava
mm uihii Wtft csoseq dt flCMi or
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m,, ug uapini irsermnt ooor la Lba
breath. Lead as a remedy it will aoeedil
heal all Bttdtna. Wary. Ulamxitd aad FU
uiQ umu. ii u uoscrpsaaed aa a rem-
edy for Sort IXroai, aad has been ttsedlat
Sea with eatlre aocceas for the cxire of Aa
raacaa. It h used and prescribed by tha
beat ph jskiaaa. Price 50 cesu a bottle.
ror sai by Dmfglata, BDWaeod
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IA9 CIBCULAB DBIIOSaTBATIONS
AOAUSttTTUX GO YXS3M X3T IX 1TALT.
By Cable to' the Xoralag Star.
Loxwar. May 18 It U ttaled that tbo
Porta' changed altitude In regard to the
Greek queanloo la tba reatilt of a threat of
the Powera to aubmlt aa ultimatum -if
further obalructloo wee practiced. Ii le
uoderetood that thta step was taken lo the
initiative by Eoglaod.
The frontier commiaaioa at Cooataotiou
pie yeaterdaysat five boora. Good pro
greaa was made ta elaboration the cooven
Uoo. Winery attaches met last eveoiog
to eoasider the practical deiaile of the
evecuatloo of ceded territory.
A d La patch f rom Cooataaliaople eaya the
military convention for the ceaaioo of
Tbeeaaly is expected to be signed to-day
sad the enure arrangement completed to
morrow. . CoxsTAHTEROPLB, May 18 The ttultao
has seat aa ald-de-camp to aak the views
of foreign am beared ore relative to cooeular
protectloa to Mldbst. Pasha, charged with
complicity la the murder of Abdul Az:z.
The AmDessedora, after conferring to
gether, decided that the consols would ex
ceed their functions by granting to Mldhat
Pasha an asylum, aad that they moei await
Inatructiooa to the matter I rom taeir
re-
spectivs Governments.
Lohdox, May 18 A Berlin diaptcb
eaye: "A large number of Social ten will
ebortly ba expelled from Leipaig. locludiog
probably three leading membere of the
Rekbatag. "
Sir Stafford Northcote will apeak on tbe
land biH io tbe iloaae to-morrow. A
auoog ttt'iti will be madatolake a diviaioo
oa the aecood readlog of the bill in the
early houra of Friday moroiog. although
It may fail, aa many members atill desire io
apeak. A divieloo will ba taken oo Lord
Elcho'e moaroo that the leading provtsiooa
of tbe land bill are economically unsound,
unjaat aad impolitic. Tbe government
anucipatee a majority of over 100. It is
believed thai 27 l'araelllles will adhere lo
their determination to leave the Bouse be
fore a division oo the bill is taken.
At a meeting of the Land League at Dub
lin, yesterday, tba attendance waa larger
lbaa usual. It was announced thai tbe
week'e receipts amounted to tbe turn of
386. Casual reference by one of the
speakers to the question of the advisability
of a general strike against the payment of
rent elicited applauae.
8t. Pxtciuburo. Msv 18 Gen. Igns
tleff. succeeeor to Gen. Mellkoff, baa ad
draaaed a circular.dated to-day, to the Gov
ernors of Province explaining tbe princi
ples of tbe Imperial manifesto, and
announcing tbe views of tbe Government
oa the internal condition of the country.
It refers to the dark side of tbe present stale
of society, tbe irreligious education of
?outh, inactivity of the authorities, iodif
ereoce of many holders of publio offices to
the ceoeral welfare aod their msnsgement
of public property, ilereia, it aay a, ia to
ba found an explaaailoa of the peinfol fact
that Lha great reforms introduced by the
last gorernmeat did aot yield tbe full bene
fit tba deceased Emporer bad a right to ex
pect. Pabxs, Msyia. Several eveoiog papers
publish rpcir dispatches from Jiome re
porting Lha existence of extreme agitation
throughout Italy, ia consequence of the
Kleg's hsviag Intrusted Bigno Bella with the
formation of a Cabinet. There were
demonstrations last evening at Florence,
Naples, Plea and Milan- At Milan the
military charged oo the mob, and a num
ber of peraoas war woaoded, Tbe Ex
treme Left ia tba Chamber of Deputies
have resolved to lasoe an appeal to the peo
ple protesting against tha transfer of power
to the Right. A grand csmoesirauoo is
announced to tax place) la Borne to-night.
The guard at taa irnsl, tha resldeoce of
the Klog. has been doubled.
Tba esse of tha United Sutea against
Black and others, at Philadelphia, indicted
for conspiracy to defraud tbe government
by means or uut poo as ior chat romp
contracts, baa been ooc tinned unui toe
next term to give the defence time lo pre-
pare for trial.
ss
A aaw Proteatant Episcopal church one
of lha moat elegant edifices in tbe South
wss consecrated at Daaviue, Vi, yester
day, by Bishop Whittle.
sesBassfaV eaTaaasaaaii
TSaac BtAitva.
Tbe mails doea and arrive at the City
Post Office as follows:
CLoex.
Northern through mails, fast, 5:30 P. M.
Northern through and way
mails 5:40 A. M.
Raleigh 5:40 A." M.
Mails for the N. C. Railroad,
and routes rap plied there
from. Including A. A N. CL
Railroad, at 5:40 A. M.
Southern mails for ail points
South, daily 7:45 P. M.
Western mails (a C. Ry) daily
(except Bandar) 8:10 A. M.
Mail for Lheraw dt Darlington
Railroad 7AS P. M.
Mails for points between Flo
rence and Charleston. 3. . . . 7:45 P. M.
Fayette ville, and offlceaon Cape
Fear River, Tuesdays and
Fridays 1:00 P M.
FayettariUe, via Lam barton,
daily, except Sundays... 8:10 A: M.
Onslow CL XL and Interme
diate offices, Moodsys and
Tbursdsys 8 .00 A M.
Smitbville mails, by steam
boat, daily (except Sundays) 8:30 A. M.
for asy liilL Town
Creek, Sbailotte and Little
Rivsr, Mondavi a&4 Thurs
days 6.-00A.M
Wilmington and Black River
Chapel. Mondays; Wednes
days and Fridays.......... 5.-00 A.- M.
orxx roa dbutbbt.
Northern turocgh and way
mails 7:30 A. M.
Southern mails....... 7:00 P. M.
Carolina Central Railroad 4 KW P. M.
Mails collected from street boxes every
day at 8.80 P. M.
General- deUvery open from 5:30 A.M.
to 7d00 P. M and on Sundays from 8:30 to
9:30A.M.
Stamps for sale in small q a an titles at ge
neral delivery when stamp offloei ia closed.
Stamp Office open from oA. Ax. to 12 H..
and from 2 to 5:30 P.M. Money order and
Register Department open same aa stamp
fflca.
Blahtea Lyasaa's Aapalatoasois..
May 28. Ascension Day St John's, Wil
mington.
May 27, Friday p. m St. MerkV, Wil
mington.
Msy 29, Sunday a. m. St. James', Wil
mington.
May 29. Sunday p. m. SC Paul's, Wil
mington.
Msy 31, Tuesday Clio toe.
Jane 1, Wedoesdsy Fslsoa.
Jane 3, Thursday Smitbville.
Jane 5. Wbiisundsy Fsyttte ville. Or-
dlostloo.
Jane 17. Fridsy Wllsoo.
Jane 19. Bandsy Rocky Mount. Con
secration. .'-
Jane 20, Monday Halifax.
ana si, xoeadsy eootisna xteck
iUleip-h Visitor: - Qoitn an eo-
tbuai astlo maetlns? of fTtrsunt of Waka. eon.
slating of xootlamaa frocj vsrious portions
or the county, was held la " tbeHollemsn
buildlDg, this dry, on Ssturflsy list. -
STAR OFFICE, May 18; 8 P. M.
SPIRITS ' TURPENTINE Salis -: re
ported of 2d0 casks aV 83 centa par gallon,
being a d'ecliue Of c on last report, the
market closing steady.
ROSIN The market was 'Him at $1 65
for Strained Sod $1 60 for Good Htraibed, .
with salea reported of 300 bbls Good
Suainrd at quotstioos; beirg -.so adyaeee
of 2f0 on each grade since last reports.
TAR The market was firm at $1 00 per
bbL of 280 lbs, with sales el quotations.
CRUDE TURPENTINE Market steady
at $1 25 for Hard, $2 25 for Yellow Dip
aod $3 50 per bbl f r Virgin; with fca'esat
quotations.
COTTON The market waa quiet, with
no salea lo teport. Tbe following were the
quotations of the day:
Ordinary 6 cents lb
Good Ordinary 7
Strict Good Ordinary. " "
Low Middling 9,
Middling 9 " "
Good Middling " '
PEANUTS Silea on a baaia i f 2535
centa for ebelliog alock, 45 centa for Ordln-
I ary, 55 cente for Prime. 65 cents for Extra
Prime, 7580 cents for Fancy. Market
firm.
CORN Tbe market was firm at C263
cents in bulk, G6&G7 ceota in bags, and 70
cents per buabel from store, for eastern
county cum.
nKOElFTk.
OOllUlJ
Spirits turpentine.
Rosin
Tar
Crude turpentine. .
45 bales.
81 bbls.
414 "
104 "
895 "
i:t ttna at siAitnt.
By TeUraph to lha Morning star
Financial.
Maw Yoka, Msy 18 Noon. Money
strong at 4 per cent. Sterling exchange
4350487. Governments dull, nomigaland
steady; fires and fours tic higher.
Evening Money 3Q4 per cent. Ster
liog exchange 484 J. Governments higher
and strong; new fives 114J; new four and a
balf per cents 11C; four per cente 117.
Stale bonds in light request.
Oommtretal.
Nbw York, May 18 Noon. Cotton
quiet, wrtb salea to-day of 933 bales;
middling uplanda 10 9-.16 cents; Orleans
10 13-10 cents. Futures quiet, with sales
at tba following prices: Msy 10.35 cents;
June 10.41 cents; Jury 10.46 cents; August'
10.62 cents; September 10.93 cents; Octos
ber 9.86 cents. Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat iJc better. Corn fairly active.
Pork firm ai $15 75. Lsxd strong at $10 05.
Spirits turpentine 37 cents. Resin $1 85.
Freights strong.
Evening Cotton slesdy ; sales 1,720 bales;
middling uplands 10 9-16 cents; middling
Orleans 10 13-16 cents; consolidated net
receipts 5.611 balea;'ex porta to Great Bri
tain 1 1,596 bales ;to the continent 5,295 bales.
Southern floor firm with a moderate trade;
common to fair extra $5 00Q5 40; food to
choice do $5 507 (XX Wheat opened K9
fc higher; afterwards the idrsooe was lost,
and closed about slesdy; ungrsded spring
$1 15. Corn without decided change; op
tions better: ungraded 458 cts. OattKh
c lower; No. 3, 4444 cfs. Coffee dull
aad unchanged; Rio 8rlli cents.. Sugar
firm and ia lair demand; fair lo good re
fining ?7i cente; refined firmer and in
good demand; standard A 9 cts. Molasses
firm and and quiet; New Orleans 8085c;
Porto Rico 8555c Rice quiet and un
changed. Rosin firm at $1851 90. Spirits
turpentine wesk at 37 cts. Pork a shade
atrooger and rather quiet; old $16 00; new
$16 75Q17 00; middles quiet and. atroog;
long clear 8c; abort 9c. Lard fairly ac
tive, doaing weak at $11 0511 07.
Freigbu firmer,
Ootton Net receipts 820 bales; gross
5,836 bales. Futures closed steady, with sales
of 70,000 bales at tbe following quotations:
Msy 10.45Q10.47 cents; June 10.50 cents;
July 10.561Q.57 cents; August 10. 62Q10.63
cenu; September iaS310.34 cents; Oc
tober 9.95Q9.97 cents; November 9.85
cents; December 9.85 cents; January 9.95
97 cents; February 10.05f10. 07 cents.
Baxtxmobb, May 18. Flour firm and
active; Howard street end western su
per $3 &04 00; extra $4 25&5 00; fam
ily $5 25Q6 85; city mills super $3 60
4 00; extra $4 255 00; family $6 606 62;
Rio brands $6 00; Patepsco family $7 00.
Wbeat southern active and firm; west
ern firmer and higher; southern red $1 2
1 ?8; amber $1 S01 82; No. 9 western
winter red oo spot $1 26fai 26ft May
delivery $1 251 25i; June delivery $1 23
1 23; July delivery $1 17gl l7j;Au
guat delivery $1 13K&1 13. Corn aouthn
ern lrregnlar; western easy for spot and firm
for futures; southern white 61 cts; yellow
63 cents. Osts firm; western white 54 cts;
mixed 62 cts. Provisions quiet and steady;
mess pork old $17 00; new $18 00; bulk
meets loose shoulders , and clear rib sides
nominal; packed 6f9i cents; bacon
shoulders 7 cents: clear rib sides 10 cts;
bams 11 12 cts. Lard refined, in tierces,
12c Coffee dull and weak Rid cargoes
ordinary to fair 8rllf cents: Sugar firm;
A soft 9J cents.' Whiskey dull at $1 10.
Freights dull.
Chicago, Msy 18 Flour -steady. Wbest
active, firm end higher; No. 2 Chicago
spring $1 02J cash; $1 021 OSiJune.
Corn active, firm and higher ;43c cash ; 42io
bid May. Oats essier; Sfijc cash; 37c May.
Pork unsettled and generally lower; $16 40
cash; $10 40 bid June. Lard active, firm
sod higherjat $10 65 cash, June, July and
August. Balk meets irregular; shoulders
$5 50; rib $8 35; clear rib $8 05, Whis
key stesdy snd unchanged.
St. Louis, May 18. Flour steady and
unchanged. Wbeat higher; No. 2 red
fall $1 10J1 llicsfih; essier at close at
$1 09il 09 June. Corn higher; 43c
cash; 43t43C Msv. Oats higher snd
slow; 37 o caen and May, Whiskey steady
at $1 06. Pork dull and lower lobbing lots
$16 50. Lard higher st $10 50010 00.
Bulk meats dull and nominal. Bacon easy;
shoulders $0 25; rib $9 10; sides $0 250
0 35.
rirriVN flARKBTS.
By Telecraph to the Morning Star.
May 18. Galveston, stesdy at 10i cts
net receipu 627 bales; Norfolk, dull and
nominal at 10 cts net receipts 236 bales;
Baltimore, quiet at 10 9-18 cents net re
ceipts 515 bsles;Boston, steady at 10 cts
net receipu bvo Dales; rhiladelphia, quiet
at 10 cents tret receipts 29 bales; Savan
nah, quiet and steady at 10 ceols net re
ceipts 418 bales; New Orleans, quiet and
steady st 10 cents netreoelDts 2.082 bales:
Mobile, quiet and firm at 10 cts net re- I
eelpts 137 bales; aiempnia, arm at 10 cents
nst receipts 322 bales; Auguflta, steady at
9 ceota nst receipts 67 bales; Charles
ton, stesdy at 10f cents Det receipts' 889
bales. ' ' . "' - ' ' c" - '
FOBBlVItnARKBTS.
(Bv Cable to the Morning Star.
Liverpool, May 18 Nooo. Cotton
Io moderate ioqeiry, which .la; freely sup
plied; uplands fid; Orleans 5 15-1 6d; sales
10,000 bales, of which 1,000 were for spec
ulation and export; receipts 11,200 bales,
of which 9.450 bales were American. Up
lands, 1 m c, May and. Jane delivery 527-1
i 32d : ' July acd Acrt
Anfftiat and ' ueDiamDer
September and October delivery 5 29-33dt
October and jHovemoer oeiivery of a ; No
vember and December delivery, 23-32d.
Fntntealdnli: '.r 7 '
Lard 55vf
1.S0; P."Cotfon Uplands 1 m 0.
Juoe and Juljr delivery 5d. . . ,
5 P. M. Uplands 1 m c, August hnd
September delivery, 6 1 33d. Futures dull
and steady.: :
Bali 8 of American Cotton to-day 6,850
bales. T' ' & -r:
Spirits turpentine 32a 6d. Lard 55s 3d.
Hew Vora Naval Stores market
nay 16.
Spirita turpentine Tbe market . rules
essier and is quiet; sales of 100 bbls mer
chantable order, at 37c: quoted at 37i
38c. Rosins are beld firmly; demand mod
erste. Tbe following are tbe quotations for:
Rosins Common . and good strained at
$1 851 90; No. 2 E F $1 952 05; No.
1 G H $2 102 25; good No. 1 I $2 37
2 60; low pale K $3 87i3 00; pale M
$3 12iS 25; extra pale N $3 S73 50;
window glass W $3 754O0. Tar at
$3 75. -
Charleston Naval Stores Market,
mar 16
The receipts were 300 casks spirits tur
pentine and 850 bbls rosin. There was a
fair movement in rosins at sustained rates.
Bales 500 bbls, at $1 55 per bbl C D; $1 60
$1 65 forE; $1 70$175 for F; $1 85 for
G; $1 90 for H; $2 00 for I; $2 50 for E;
$2 75 for M; $3 00 for N, and $3 25 for
window glass, sod $3 37 for water white.
Spirits turpentine in demand. Sales 800
casks, at 33c per gallon for regulars.
Crude turpentine is valued at $2 60 per
bbl for virnin. $2 25 for yellow din. and
$1 25 for scrape.
. Ntw York Peanni narsat.
(Journal of Commerce, May 17.
Transections are' moderate and prices
steady. Tb6 quotations for Virginia are
33c for prime; 4 cents for extra prime;
44 cents for fancy, and 44 cts for
hand-picked.
MARINE.
Port AlDianae-may 19.
Sun Rises....... 4.52 A. M.
Sun Bets 7.01 P.M.
High Water (SmithviUe) 12.11Fveo.
" (Wilmington).... 4.11 Even.
Day's Length 14h. 09m.
ARRIVED.
Stmr Elizabeth, Wilkinson. Smitbville,
Joseph Bisbee.
Stmr D Murcbison, Roberts, Fayette -ville,
Williams & Murchison.
Schr Euoity R Dyer, 109 tons, Pardee,
Fredericksburg, with 6,500 buBbels corn to
PCumming & Co; vessel to Geo Harries
&Co.
Nor barque Agatha, 360 tons, Rohr,
Bremen, C P Mebaoa.
Schr Minnie Ward, Moore, New River,
naval stores to Hail & Pearsall.
Schr Annie, Dennis, New River, naval
stores to Hall & Pearsall. -
Schr Argyle, Lewis, Shallolte, naval
stores to Kercbner & Calder Bros.
Schr Ontario, Morgan, Tub ha' Inlet,
navsl stores to Kercbner & Calder Bros.
Schr Snow Storm, Morse, Little River,
8 C, naval stores to D L Gore.
CLEARED.
Stmr Elizabeth, Wilkinson, Smitbville,
Joseph Bisbee.
Stmr D Murchison, Roberts, Fayette
vllle, Williams & Murchison.
Schr Minnie Wsrd, Moore, New River,
Hall & Pearsall.
Schr Annie, DennLs, New River, Hall &
Pearsall.
Schr Argyle, Lewis, Sbailotte, Kercbner
& Cslder Bros.
Schr Ontario, Morgan, Tubbb' Inlet,
Kercbner & Calder Bros. a 2
Schr Snow Storm, Morse, Little River, S
C, D L Gore.
AXAJrXINE DIRECTORY.
K.tat or Taaaala lsa Ska se.rs or WIl
aalagtaa, N.C.. irisy IB.. 1880.
This list doea not embrace vessels under 60 tons.1
BARQUES.
Albatross (Ger.) 315 tons, Hannesj,
E G Barker & Co
Frank (Nor.), 337 tons, Christofersen,
Heide & Co
Emelie (Ger.X 419 tons, Knutb,
Heide & Co
Signe (Nor.), 358 tons, Bacbe,
EG Barker & Co
Biakka (Nor), S63 tons, Olseo,
Heide & O
Anna (Ger.), 337 tons, Peter,
E Peschau & Westermann
Nor d cap (Nor.), 438 tons, Aaronsen,
C P Mebane
Anna (Ger.), 294 tons, Seiwerts,
hi Peschau & Westermann
Eleoe (Dan ), 481 tons, Dahl,
Heide & Co
Agatha (Nor.), 360 tons, Rohr.
C P Mebane
Rsbnhild (Nor), 198 tons, Hansen,
C P Mebane
Resolve (Nor.), 400 tons, Spielberg,
C P MebaBe
Marie (Ger.), 580 tons, Permien,
E Peschau & Westerman:
Elsie Metzler (Ger.), 373 tons, Dabm,
EG Barker & Co
Forsete'(Nor.) 348 tons, Knudsen,
Heide & Cq
Sito (Nor.), 366 tons, Neilsen,
Heide & C
Atlantic (Ger.) 398 tone, Shearing,
E Peschau & Westermann
Stsr of Hope (Ger.), 236 tons, Hamann,
E Peschau & Westermann
Lydia Peschau (Get.), 381 tons, Bremera,
E Peacbftu & Westermann
Msryig(,Nor.), 20Q tons, Mstbiesen,
Heide & Co
BRIGS.
Havana; i380 tons, Reed,
Geo Harries & Co
Albert ioe Meyer (Ger.), 239 tons, Zilke,
E Pesdbau & Westermann
Second of April (Dan.), 247 tons, Sorensen,
Heide & Co
Gqstav Adolf (3 wed.), 253 tons, Olsen,
fatersoD, Downing & Co
Soltero (Nor.), 332 tons, Hoyer,
C P Mebane
Brazilian (Nor.) 320 tons, Berge,
CP Mebane
CongaI(Nor.) 332 tons, Danielsen,
C P Mebane
Smaragd (Nor.). 323 tons, Andersen,
EG Barker & Co
SCHOONERS.
Clara, 275 tons, Leek, rep'g,
Geo Harries & Co
H A DeWitt, 259 ions, Mansoo,
EG Barker & Co
! Paul P Kellet, 204 tons, Henderson,
Geo Harriss & Cc
Hatli Giies, 231 tons, Outten,
Geo Harriss & Co
Rachel Jane, 110 tons, Cashman,
; E X Barker & Co
NoTicx. If the eienal letters of anv ves
sel in port are displayed by the U. S. Sig
nal Office, the vessel so designated should
B end ashore for telerram.
POR THE LOCAL & POLITICAL NEWS
OF THB FIRST DISTRICT,
: Subscribe for
THE F AX C O N .
A Democraae Newspaper.
pub:
-SVP, XLIZABBTH CITY, N.
C.
It ta'inriHnwa ti Jannap 1 . 1881. fnr
ONE DOLLAR. !
i -1
JUST OPENED THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF ALL THE LATEST
' NOVELTIES IN
Dress G-oods White Goods, Laces, Hosiery
Grlo vesHorisekieeping Goods, Curtains
TdwelBMt&'and Boys' Wear, .
ANja'JrlUNDREDS OF ARTICLES TOO NUMEROUS TO MEN-
TION'ALL, BOUGHT AT THE LATE
Decline in Prices !
FOR EXTRAORDINARY GOOD BARGAINS
CALL AT
ap3 tf
.Cigarettes.
JF YOU.WI8H A GOOD SMOKE FOR A LIT-
tle money, try onr
"Little Brown Jug,"
made of HAVANA TOBACOO, Tobacco Wrapper,
and Patent Corn-Husk Month-Piece.
OK
My "Uncle Toby,"
made of PURE SUN-CURED VIRGINIA TOBAC
CO, with PateLted Month -Piece.
For sale by
ADRIAN A VOLLBRS,
Wholesale Grocer?,
my 17 tf s. KCor. Front and Dock Bts.
Flour. Flour. Flour.
1 0AA Bbls FLSUR, all grades.
ivv
For sale by
KERCHNBR & CALDER BROS.
my 15 tf
Corn, Ileal and Hay.
JQQQ Bush COBN,
4QQ Bags Water Mill MEAL,
5Q0 Bales No. 1 TIMOTHY HAY,
For eale by
my 15 tf KERCHNKR & CALDER BROS.
New Crop Cuba.
1 Kfi Hhds, and Bbls
lOU New Crop
CUBA MOLASSES,
For sale by
KERCHNBR at CALDER BROS.
my 15 tr
Nails, Glue and Spirit Casks
300 Kega NAILS.
125 BUs GLUK
KAA New Hew York CASKS,
For sale by
KERCHNBR CALDER BROS.
my 15 tf
R!. C. Hams.
VERY NICK LOT OF ALL SIZES; ALSO A
few SIDES and SHOULDERS.
DESSICATED COCOA-NUT, yery freah; da
Hghtful for making Deserts.
FRESH CRACKBRS AND CAKES; SS varieties
received weekly.
'
FLAVORING EXTRACTS, fall strength, and
beet quality guaranteed.
S oz. Vial (naaal size) Lemon, 10c,
3 oz. do. do. Vanilla, 15e,
4 ok. do. Lemon, SOo.
4 oz. do. Vanilla, 35:.
ORANGES, LKMGNS, and all seasonable goods.
Jas. C. Stevenson
ray 14 tf
Mineral and Soda Waters.
DBEP ROCK. VICHY,
ApoUinarie. Hatho'rn,
Oeveer. Keesinen.
Bitter Water, Ac, Ac.
WM. H. GREEN,
Druggist,
Market St, bet Front and Second
my 15 tf
Seasonable.
C. FREEZERS, WATER COOLERS, RK-
I,
frigeratbre, Ice Chests, Bath Tuba. Kerosene Oil
Stoves, Steam Cookers, Fly Traps, Dish Covers,
jDira uages, water vans, EC, as
- V.-M. KING. CO'8.
Send for Stova Catalogue. . ",myl5tf
"Dyers."
TTEADQUARTKRS FOR FINK FURNISHING
JLL. , , . .-, i ... J
Goods. Gauze, Balbrlggan, Cashmere WooL Gos
samer, Angola, Nainsook, and Lisle Thread Under
wear. Laiest asaorbnentatowiu mylotr
James W. Southerlai&Clo.
RE AGENTS m THIS CITY-FOR SHORT
& SMITH'S BUGGIES, ' CABRIAGKS, and- other
.vehiclea of their numafactare;
Persons In want of renable work will do well to
call on us at our BOARDING, LIVERY and SALE
PTflPhaa, opposite ue upera nouse. ;- ray is.u
"TB OFFER AT BOTTOM FIGURKS-
30,000 Bush Prime WHTTB C0BN, r
3,000 Bash DATS. . Z-
700 Bales Choice TIMOTHY HAY,
SOOBasbBBBDPBASK; -ivi ?--
"Best BOLTED MEAL In 'the cltygrindmt
PRE8TON OUsfsOSeavd
. : r Millers and Grain and ,
myl8tf ' Peanut Dealers.
Tbe Camden Journal,
IB THE OLDBST-ESTABLISHKD PAPER IN
KershAW county, and has an extensive circulation
among the Merchants, Farmers and- all clasaea of
business men In the county.
It offers to the Merchants of Wilmington a deeir1
able Medium for? Advertising, the country ia which
Itcirculstee, being ecamectodwlth that city by ateam
er on the Wateree River, and the Wilmingtoa, Co
lombU arid Augusta RAilrosd. - -" rrt
Uberal terns will be mAde with those deairtng to
advertise. - j:--: ' s-
Bubeeriptloa price, gt 60 per anaam. ; i t
KA as, FRJTrHAMAVHAY ;
e 1f ' Bdftnra aad crietors:.
36 market Street.
ENTERPRISE
WILL
WIN ITS REWARD!
Two monlha ago we commenced haDdltng
ROYSTER'S CANDY.
Since that time we ha tb "been selling from
THREE TO FIVK HUNDRED LBS. PER WESK
if yon wish to ssve yoor wife Uoable keep your
cook in a good humor, and tbe way to do It I. in
bny barrel of onr celebrated
(I
PRIDE" FLOUR,
and we fjuarantea the will have no cense far grum
bling.
We are receiving weekly a large aesortmt-nt of
CANNED GOODS,
from the well and favorably known boose of JNO.
T. MITCHELL A CO.
TOMATOES, two and three lb. ran.:
GREEN CORN.
ENGLISH GARDEN PBA'SE,
LARGE YELLOW PBACHKS,
CALIFORNIA PEARS.
FRESH PINB'APPLB.
A cordial invitation ia extends to afr re tmJi u
examine the content of onr MAMMOTH BSTA H
LISHMENT.
P. L. Bridgers & Co
ap 17 tf
Summer Arrangements
QN THE FIRST DAY OF JUNB, OB SOONER
if necear-ary.
I propose to establish a rgular By atem of PslTvary
For
THB CONVENIENCE OF RESIDENTS ON THA
DIFFERENT BOUNDS.
I will deliver free of any expense, whatever, all
goods bought of me, at either M aionboro, Urecn-
ville or Wrightavllle SoondA sly Wagon leavlsg
ray Store every Tuesday, Tburtdsy snd Bstardsy.
This being rather a new departure, aad ef the
greatest benefit to the many families tain marine It
on our Seashore, I hope my undertaking may be
rewarded by receiving many orders from ait
Beeaectfally.
Jno. L. BoatTWTitfln,
11 Front ft.
my tf
An Elegant
A SSORTMENT
OF
FINE AMD MEDIUM.
ii Chamber and Parlor
bUUa. Bast Chain and
Rekers of the latest dealgna, J art what is seeded
for thta warm -weather. aUnresan of oar ows
msnafactoxe. Spring Beds snd Wire MaUm. ....
Baby OsnrUges of various stylos.
For tale at low prices.
1. A. SstrTH CO.,
mylS tf 43 North Front tu.
uitoes
A RB HEREBY WARNED TO TAKB DUB HO-
tlce. The New Furniture Stora of BElLBXNDa
& MUNROE. 8. B. Cor. Market aad 3d Sts.. W-
mington, N. C., has received a largstock of Neva,
Frames. Ac. Ac. Ac. which thev will Sod la
pregnable. A large stock of Furniture, Louagee,
naoyuamagea, ac.
Ac, Ac, at lowest prices.
my J if
Grain Cradles.
WE HAVE NOW IN STOCK A FULL ABiOBT
ment of Wrant'a Celebrated Boathera PaUera
Five Finger Gram Cradles, tbo beat and caeeoest
Cradlea a Farmer can sse. There Is s caa com
mon article oa the market; wa doa't keep them. A
good article Is always the cheapest, send roar
orders to tha old Batahllsbed Hardware Ooase of
, Vi JNO. DAWSON SOU.,
mylStf 19, 31 and 3 J Market BU
Fresh Fruits.
JUST RECEIVED SOME .CHOICE 8WXBT
Oranges, Basset Apples, Bananas aad Lemon..
- Cold Hods Water and Home Made Caadr alwsrs
on hand.
t At SL Q. HOSTHBOPB
my 14 tf Fruit aad Ooaraetloaary Btarea.