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Fbidat. MoMrnrH ; jtUy ' 1881.
THE LATEST NEWS.
Vj
TROMALL FARTS 07 THZ WORLD
rlleS PBE1IDBNT.
DECIDED IMPROVEMENT IN THB pa
tient's condition healthy and
fbsb discharge of pus thb
WOUND COMMENCED HEALING THE
BURGXONS GRATIFIED AT THB PRO
GRESS 01 THX CASK.
By Telegraph to the Morning SUr.)
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
Executive Mansion, Joly 28, 8 A. M.
Toe President rested well daring the night,
and no rigor or febrile disturbance baa oc
curred since the bulletin of yesterday eve
ning. This morning the improvement of
his general condition is distinctly perceptU
ble. He appears refreshed by the night a
rest, and expresses himself cheerfully as to
his condition. Pulse 93, temperature 83.4,
respiration 18.
(Signed) P. H. Hamilton,
D. W. Bliss,
J. K. Barnes,
J. J. Woodward,
Robt. Rkybubn.
unofficial bulletin.
Executive Mansion, July 23, 11 A. 1L
CoL Rockwell says the President is deci
dedly better this morning than he has been
at anytime since wounded; that at the
morning dressing there was a free and
healthy discharge of pus from the wound,
and that a portion of the original wound
above the incision was observed to have
commenced healing. The surgeons, after
"n on lta.irm. concluded that the remove)
of the heavy carpet which now covers the
floor of the President's chamber would be
beneficial, and, considering the brightness
p thM Ha- with the nerfectlv fresh and dry
atmosphere, together with the favorable
condition or tne pattern, u was aeciueu u
make the change at once. The surgeons
maintain that the carpet absorbs the impus
rities of-the atmosphere which almost inn
variably exist 10 a mora ur ic
oritnt in sick chamber, and th
it is a receptacle for the secretion of dust,
etc. The President's bed was carefully re
movedjrom his own room to tbe room im-mrfitl-
across the hall, where he is now
testing quietly. After the carpet of the
sick chamber is taken up tne noors win do
carefully dusted and a fire kindled in the
rratA for lhit nnrtMM of securiDe thorough
ventilation. The President will not be
taVn hark fnr several honra. For the DUX
pose of deadening tbe sound of footsteps
upon the floor strips of carpet will be
placed in theunost frequented parts of tbe
room, it is considered that -this arrange
mni wiu render the chamber much more
refreshing to the patient, and that it will
henceforth be deciaeaiy more comionaoie.
Had it been practicable the surgeons say
thv would have ordered the. chancre to be
made before. The attending surgeons
that tha president naa not looted so
well aince he was wounded as be does this
morning, that he is delighted with tne
change which is being made in his room
and feels greatly reiresnea.
official bulletin.
Executive Mansion, July 23, 12.80 P.
M. The President bore the dressing of bis
wound this morning with less fatigue than
hitherto. It appears well and is discharg
ing sufficiently. Shortly afterwards his
bed was rolled into an adjoining room,
while that occupied till now is being
thoroughly cleansed and put in order. His
pulse is now 94, temperature 93.4, respira
tion 13
(Signed) D. W. Bliss,
J. K. Barnes,
v r
Robt. Retbubn.
Frank Hamilton.
Washisgton, July 23. The following
baa been sent:
Lowell,Minister, London: At 1 o'clock
P. M. tbe President a condition is very en
couraging. Everything has gone well with
him aince my dispatch of last night.
Blaine, Secretary.
official bulletin.
Executive Mansion, J nly 23, 7 P. M.
Tbe President has passed a pleasant day
and has taken nourishment with apparent
relish. His temperature continued norma
until about 5 o'clock, when a moderate
afternoon rise occurred which, however.
gives the patient but slight discomfort and
causes no anxiety. At present his pulse is
104, temperature 100.5, respiration 20.
(Signed) F. H. Hamilton,
D. W. Bliss,
J. J. Woodward,
J. K. Barnes,
Robt. Retbubn.
unofficial bulletin.
Executive Mansion, July 28, 11.80 P.
M The slight febrile rise, which first be
came noticeable about 5 o'clock this after
noon, reached a maximum at the evesiog
examination, when the President's pulse
stood at 104 the temperature being 100-5.
Soon after that lime both pulse aod
temperature began to fall, and at the
present hour the patient's fever bas nearly
disappeared and he is resting quietly. No
reason is assigned by the attending sur
geons for tbe reappearance of febrile
symptoms, after an interval of more
than SO hours of normal temperature.
Tbe circumstance, however, causes do a a
easiness since the fever has almost subsided,
aod the slight fever in the evening has been
a feature of the President'scase every day,
except yesterday, for two weeks. The
patient was moved back to his own room
about 5 o'clock this afternoon.
noano!i vengbahce.
MURDER OF BISHOP SMITH THE EX
POSES OF THE MOUNTAIN MEADOW
MASSACRE.
By Telegraph to the Morning; Star. J
Chicago, Joly 28 A special from San
Francisco says: "News bas been received
here that Bishop Phillip Klingen Smithy at
oae time of high standing and influence in
tbe Mormon Church, and exposer of the
Mountain Meadow massacre and a partici
pant therein, is dead. His body was found
to prospect hole In Sonora, Mexico, under
circumstances indicating murder. Bishop
ttmlih bas died as he expected. After con
victing John D. Lee of the Mountain
Meadow massacre be said, 'I think the
Church will kill ma sooner or later. It is
only a question or time.' After returning
from the trial, by order of the Church bis
wife left him, 'and he started South aod
lived in Arizona. Id that Territory two at
tempts were made to kill him."
FimnctiL.
.NEW YORK. STOCK MARKET FIRM AND
HIGHER.
(By Telegraph to the Morning; Star.
New York, July 28. 11 A. M. The
stock, market opened firm and generally
higher, and -continued strong up to this
hour. The improvement from the closing
quotations Of yesterday ranges from to 14
per cent. "Northern Pacifies." Northwest,
Western .UniosvKew Jersey Central and
St. Paul leadingnhe upward movement.
Speculition was fairly sctlve'aod the deal-
lags were on a large scale. 7 4 ' y
Charles Chriatisa Bruhns, an eminent
German astronomer, is dead. j
AFQ H Ajt 1ST A l3f ADvYcES &EFHAT OF
.TH3 ARM 6 THB AJaBBf HRBA
ENED INTKEUFTltfctJjf THB ARABS
and x PAitic nc tukis --the Liver;
POOL INFElli" itACSINESINTli
UATION Ofr AN ALQIBXANINSUBSiO
TION THE LAND BILL ABYSSIBIAK
OUTRAGES ETC.
''kTi IBy able to' tM'finW8tar.1
London, July 28. The Glcba says: "We
are officially .informed .that a report has
reached! the Indian Office representing that
the army of th Ameer of Afghanistan bas
beeif completely defeated by the forces under-
Ayoob ' Kharr. The' same' Journal
learns from, another .source that serious
troubles hsve arisen in consequence of the
defeat, of the Ameer, and that tbe Indian
government ' is greatly . concerned j at 'the
gravity of the situation.
A-Bombay dispatch 'says that a battle
waalought yesterday between" the 'Ameer
and Ayoob Khan, daring-which onefot the
Ameer's regiments deserted and: went over
to the enemy. Thereupon the remsindeT
of tbe Ameer's troops fled, leaving their
guns on the field.
The Viceroy of India telegraphs that
the Ameer of Afghaistan " has been to
tally defeated at Karezo. All. his bag
gage and eighteen guns were taken.
A Khelat regiment deserted ' to Ayoob
Khan, The Ameer's Generals fled towards
CabuL "Sirdor Shsm Suddin is still st
Candahar with 400 Cabulese and: some
police.
In the House of Commons tonight Mr.
Gladstone, replying to Sir Stafford North
cote, read a telegram confirming theteport
of tbe defeat of the Ameer. He stated
there was sn Anglo-Indian force in the
neighborhood of Candahar.
Paris. July 28. A telegram from. Tunis
announces that 1,500 Arabs advanced to
Radeuss, six kilometres from Golettaj Four
Europeans and three Arabs - have been
murdered on the road to Tunis. There is
great excitement and the Bey has ordered
the removal of the bridge of boats between
Goletta and Radeuss. A detachment of
French troops is making a recocnoisance.
Tbe dispatch says that Arabs can be seen
within four miles of Tunis. There is (treat
alarm; many shops are closed.
Tunis, July 23. The Arabs left this vi-
cinitv snd the panic suosiaea; out me
greatest anxiety prevails concerning the
safety of European s in the interior,
The this morning, ssjs: "Sir Wm.
Harcourt, Home Secretary, received the
first warning concerning the infernal m
chines from Dublin.
A Paris correspondent of the Standard
savs: "A disDateh from Alexandria,
Egypt, announces that the French Catholic
Bishop of Msssua and four missionaries
who were on a tour of inspection of the
Catholic missionary stations in Abyssinia,
were captured by the natives, who pillaged
and burned the church ana mission nouse.
robbed tbe prisoners of their clothes and
sent them into the interior."
A Paris correspondent of the 2mu says
that the true reason for hastening tbe date
of the eenersl elections is that Algeria sent a
confidential report to Paris to tbe effect that
a serious insurrection might be expected to
break out in September. A great enort
would then have to be made and a form!
dable army Isent to Africa. Perhaps the
mobilization f tho army would even be
necessary. In short, it would be needful
to uke raDid and decisive steps which
might csuse uneasiness among the electors
This report made the government alter the
date of the election, ss, ii in oeptemoer tne
country is confronted with a serious Afri
can campaign, the elections might be seri
ously compromised and a formidable argu
meat afforded to tne opposition.
London.' Jnly 28. In the House of Com
moos yesterday Lord Randolph Spencer
Churchill, Conservative, gave notice of bis
intention to move.on the third reading of the
Land bill, a resolution to tbe effect that the
bill being the result of revolutionary agita
tion, encoursres the repudiation of con
tracts, is opposed to individual liberty.is cal
culated to diminish tbe security of proper
ty aod prosperity in Ireland, and to endan
ger her union with Great Britain. It is un
derstood that the notice was given without
consultation with the Conservative leaders.
n ex i co.
A SCHEME TO READJUST THE NA
TIONAL DEBT REPUDIATED BT THE
GOVERNMENT IMMIGRANTS FEOM
IT ALT . r
IBy Telegraph to the Morning Star.
Chicago. July 23. A special from . tbe
City of Mexico says: "The government! has
information that unauthorized parties id the
United States and England are endeavoring
to rorm a syndicate to readjust the national
debt held in Eogland. Tbe scheme is a
private speculation, and is repudiated by
tbe President and the Secietary of the
Treasury.
City of Mexico, July 28 The Official
journal aays that ow Italians will leave
Liorna, Italy, tor Vera Cruz, to establish, a
colony. Their expenses are paid by the
Mexican government.
Wisconsin.
SHERIFF DOOLITTLB AND TWO OF HIS
POSSE KILLED" BT THE WILLIAMS
BROTHERS THE DESPERADOES ES
CAPE. By Telegraph to tha Mornlxg Star, J
Minneapolis, July -28 A Lake Cb t v
dispatch Bays: "A gentleman just arrived
irom the JSau Uane woods gives informa
tion that a party headed, by Sheriff Doolit-
tle came upon the Williams brothers yes
terday and were fired upon by tbe latter.
Tbe Sheriff and two others were killed, Tbe
desperadoes 8csped;' " w " ''" '
f hb illdiarfa. r r ' "
FAMILIES MASSACRED J BT THE MESCA
LEBOS THE TRIBE IN ARMS.
I By Telegraph to the Morning Star.
DENVER. Jolr "59. .A Santa Fa noUl
says that a party of aoldieTS arrived list
:eA M . k ' a a :
Digui i rum ion Diauion ana reported mat
a diacatch was reeeivad frnm Mart am
just as they left, stating .that those . Indians
zella and Roman Chiquita, Chiefs, had lsft
the Agency end -massacred two Mexican
families living in Tularosa. No official in
formation has yet been received.
TBK TCBP.
THE PERFORMANCE OF MAUD S. AT
BELMONT PARK, PA.
IBy Telegraph to the Hernia Star.
Belmont Pabk Jul v 28 TVn thmaii4
people witnessed Maud S. attempt to beat hfcf
record of 2.10. made at tPiimftni1 Th
mare made the first mile io 2.13. these-
cona in ana me third .la 3. IS Tnete
three coDsccutiye IwaU are the fastest evr
made by any hurse In the world. "Mr. Vao
derbiH waa present and watehed the raoe
irom me juage's stand, . r
The. Denulv Colledor et iTuuAti BtktB
that it s impossible by Ihe keenest. scrutiny
lUBuiicBie -civucr - ueieci iQ8 persons
Who ShiDDfid tha 4sfarBeL marhinoo n. In
prevent future 'shrpments. Tbe steamboat
authorities are on thealert and doing all in
late ImDositioD'vv.,.,
.No Jiead-ach.e k cz feL
who drink " WINE OFlCAi?niif KilO'v
.iFoi'sale by 'otVLvsoa
" WASkilAwiTON.
ADYlgfifr yitOMT SOUTB! V AMKlitA--' A,
' IsalKCH ? ORDERED OB JlJTATTS;
f FLOTTERS ? AT BOSTON-AND" NEW
;fTORK A OTEW UQHT ;:nOUSAT
"GALVESTON. ;V
rBr TelesraDh to the Momma Btar.l
'Wasbtngton, July 28. Senor Carrie,
Charge d Affaires of the Argentine Repub
lie, has received from the Miniaternnder
date of Baenos Ayres, July 27th, the fol
lowing cablegram relative to tbe final set
tlement of tbe long , disputed boundary
question between that Republic and Culli:
,The treaty has been signed with Chili,
with tbe good offices of the United; States
Ministers io both countries." , ;
The 8ecretay.of ibe Treaury ftoday
addressed a communication to the Collec
tors of Customs at Boston and New York,
from which ports the alleged infernal ma
chines and combustibles which recently
arrived at ..Liverpool were shipped The
letters contained instructions to use every
means to ascertain 'the name of the con
signee of the packages. Tbe Secretary,
during a conversation to-day, said that
While it may be impossible to ascertain dU
rectly the name of the person, be hopes to
discover a clue which may lead to the de-.
tection of the guilty one. .
Notice has been given by the Light House
Board that on and after August 15tb a fixed
white light of the fourth order vtill be
shown from the light bouse recently erected
off Fort Point entrance to Qalyeslon
harbor. '
SO Uril CAROLINA RAILIIOID.
AUCTION SALS OF THE ROAD TO THB
BONDHOLDERS. i
IBy Telegraph to the Morning Star.)
Charleston, July 28. The South Car
olina Railroad, which at tbe time of Ha
completion to. Hamburg io 1833 was the
longest continuous railroad in the World,
was sold to-dayat public auction, uSder a
decree of tbe U. . Circuit Court. There
were only two bidders, namely, the pur
chasing committee, who represent nearly
tbe wbole of tbe bonded debt below the
first mortgage aod seven-eighths of the
stock, and the Charleston syndicate, who
had loaned money to tbe company n the
security of its bonds. The only object of
this syndicate was to bid eoougb to insure
a fund sufficient to cover their claim. They
ceased bidding, and the property was
knocked down to W. U. Browney, for the
purchasing committee, fur $1,275,000 over
ami nhnvn iha first mortirasa debt of about
three million dollars. There is no opposi
tioo or objection to the sale, which will be
onnflrmoH liv ihn nnurt in Snlembr or
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October. In the meantime there will be no
changes in tbe management, and tbe Work
of extending the tracus to toe water siae,
m . J t J
the reconstruction or water siae wens, sou
. - m . k a - I til
the relaying 01 ine roaa wuo sieeiraus wn
an rn rniHI Thnra ia penerel aaliefac
aa, "a"-y o
tioo at tbe rebult, and tbe prospects of the
road are considered onuiant.
KLKcrrmu spskkh.
The funeral of the late Justice Clifford
. . . If- . J
lOO a piaco ai i oruaua, mo., ycBieruny.
Finn. Tnhn T Itaolpv PT.flnV. nf Mich!
gan, died in San Francisco ou Wednesday
last.
Z. Judge Slack, of Indiana, who was struck
by apoplexy, died in the hospital at ni
cagO yesterday.
Dr. Torek was instantly killed and bis
wife and son seriously irjared oy a run
away accident at Reading, Pa , yesterday
James Reed, a private in Battery B, 5th
U. o. Artillery, was mrown irora a wagon
ran over and killed yesterday at Atlanta
Georgia.
A dispatch from Napa, Cal., announcea
a boiler explosion on the farm or rv. i.
Soead, instantly killing Willis Crowe, Geo.
Piatt and U. Lavis.
Tbe British ship Oriflsme, from London
fnr Han TJ'ranrifiro hM heen hurned at Baa.
The crew arrived at Wilmington, Cel., on
an Italian oarque.
A Nashville dianatch reuorla the assassi
nation of James Goodman, in tbe eastern
nart nf Oil pa cnuntv. Tenn.. and the arrest
of W. W. Rea on euspicioo of being the
murderer.
Colonel John C. Bnrch. Secretary of the
United Slates Senate, who has been ill for
some time, with organic disease or tbe
heart, died at bis residence in Washisgton
yesterday.
" BLACK-DRAUGHT " makes chills and
fever impossible.
t
For sale by J. C. Munds.
A SPE,KrfDlD OPPOBTCNITY jTO
WIN A FORTUNE. EIGHTH GRAND DISi
TRIBUTION, CLASS B, AT NEW ORLEANS,
TUESDAY. AUGUST 8, 1881-135ila Moaitla-
ly DrawiDK
Louisiana State Lottery Compaq :
IncorDorated in 1818 for 15 Tears br the Leelala
tore for Educational and charitable porposes with'
a capital or fl.COJ.UUO to which a reserve rone er
over f4W,uuu naa aince neon aaaea. t
By an overwhelming popular vote lta franchise
waa made a part of the preient State UonaUtutioa
adqptesl December Sd, a. D. 1870. J '
ITS UBANU SINGLE MUSUJut DitAWINUS
will take place monthly.
IT NEVER SCALES OB POSTPONES.
Look at the following Distribution :
CAPITAL PRIZE, $30,000.
100,000 TICKETS AT TWO DQLLAES
UALr TICKETS. ONE DOLLAB.
. LIST OVFEIZKB.
I Capital Prlae
EACH
$30jM0
10400
1 CaptUlPrtee.........
1 Capital Prise
S Prisea of $3000 ,
w nun 7 vw. ....... ....
np nun 01 '-'aw.M.'.i.A.t..'.
100 Prisea of 100.
rnw w( - w. ..... .
600 Prisea of SO.......
1000 Prizes of 10...
APP&OXLHATION PHIZES:
S 9 Approximation Prizes of $300
9 Approximation Prizea of 800
I a9 Approximatton Jtlaea of 100. . . .. .
1-SlPnses, amomtlnz to V.:.v.'... $110,400
. KOBponaibla torreepondlng Agents wanted at all
promCaent POtote, to whom a lUMral compeaaatkm
For rartner rarormaaon. write clearly, giving full
Letter or Money Order by xaau. Addresaedontr to
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All out GrsAdSxtraordinarr Drawfnsra are aada
the raperviaion and nuuiafement of GENERALS
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na'rAmM art AifWW OATOfONteTV Xftrwsl
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A 83 NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK CITY.
nsy arejiooatng uu eomury vitA BOGUS CIMCJ
AttS rurvortina to be of Tha Loultitm Staid JLt.
lery Company, and or FRAUD ULKNTLY reprt
ttnilna (Amaelve as A aentt of Ths LomitiaM&du
Lottery Gmtpanyi They hm no aOhority to
ZjkteA of Wt Company, and art not u agemu,-, y .
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STAR OFPXCB, Joly 28, 0 fM.
SPIRITS TURPEIfTINE The - mar
ket Opeasd flim - atl88 Cents per gallon
with.salea reported of 800 casks at that
pt ice, closing d nil. ", ; r;
UOSLN Tbo .market wjas flim at f 175
for Strained and $1 80 for Good Strained,
at which prict slots are taken as offered.
TAU Sales of receipts reported at $3 $0
per bbl of 280 lbs., au advance i 25 cents
on Usi repoiu. Market flim. .
CRUDE -TURPENTINE The matket
opened wettk and irregular at 1 2 80, with
sales reported later in tbe day at at $2 65
for Yellow Pip au Virio. i-
COTTON Market riim. with , small
sales reported on a basis of 10$ ceois per
lb for Middling. Tbe following were the
quutalioua of. the day:
Ordinary..... 7f cents fJ lb
7f
!
10
Iff
Uood Ordinary. ......
Strict Good Ordinary
Low Middling
Middling
Good Middling
PEANUTS Matket firm, with sales on a
basis of 3540cts for shelling stock, CO cts
for Ordinary, 70 ceuls for Prime, 80 cents
for Extra Prime, and 9095 cts for Fancy
CORN Market steady, , with sales as of
fered at 62iG3 cts for mixed and 64 cts
for white, in bulk, 64J65 cts for mixed
and 6667 cts for white, in bags, aod 72
cts for mixed and ?5?7J cts for white,
from store.
RKCEIPTK
Collon
Spirits turpuutiue
ftosin. ...........
Tar.
Crude iurpentiutt. .
20 bales,
353 casks.
1.310 ibbls.
a a
. 10 "
.880 "
I ilMllt lUAHHIin.
Illy Tetecraph.to the Morning Star
financial.
Haw Yokk, July 28. Noon Money
firm at 3a3i per cent. Sterling exchange
4S2&484. State bonds dull. Govern
ments quiet and Him.
Eveuiog Money 23 per cent, bler-
lins; exchange 4S3. Uovernmuote strong
and higher; new Uvea lllf; oe four and
a half per cents 114; new four per cents
llQi. btate bonds dull.
Ojmmeramt
New Yobx, Joly 23 Noon. Cotton
firm, with sales of 1,018 bales; middling
uplauds 11 cents; Orleans 12 cts. Futures
steady, witn sales at the following prices:
July u.ot eeniB; August 11.00 cts; Septem
ber 11.37 cents; October 10.78 cts; Novem
ber 10.48 cents; December 10.48 cts. Flour
quiet aod unchanged. Wheat fHc
higher. Corn quiet. r ork weak at ft lb 25.
Lard heavy at $12 20. Spirits turpentine
41 cts. neein $a uo. - jfreighls Arm.
Evening Cotton Arm; middling uplands
lit cents; middling Orleans 12 cents; sales
1,704 bales; consolidated net receipts 2,179
bales; exports to Great Britain. 1,062 bales;
to France Goa bales; to tne Continent 816
bales. Southern flour steady and'auiet:
common to fair extra $5 255 65; good to
choice do 17 oo. Wheat hqo Detter, With
moderate export business aod fair trade in
options; ungraded sprins: 82catl 06: un
graded red $1 081. 30; mixed winter
$1 23Ql 23i; No. 2 red July 1 25fl 264 ;
ao August i zc&i -an; ao September 1 27 i
al Zoi. Corn atc better and more active.
closing firmer; ungraded 4658 cts; No. 2
white b8f09 cents; No. 2 July 57Ka57tc:
August 67ia57t cents ; September 68
sy cts. uau iitc better; no. 3, 454 cts.
Coffee firm with moderate demand. Sugar
dull snd unchanged; fair to good refining
7 1-lwaiic; renned lower; standard A Vic
Molasses quiet and unchanged. Rice in
moderate demand and steady. Spirits tur
pentine dull and weak at 41 c Rosin
quiet at $2 052 07 i. . Pork doll, heavy
ana lower; new $is ao; miaaies quiet and
very strong; long clear Vf cts; short 10 cts.
Liard lower at ftia. Freights quiet.
Cotton Net receipts 27 bales; gross
bales. Futures closed firm, with sales of
74.000 bales at tbe following quotations:
July ir.tw&u 5 cw; August Ii.y4ii.95
cents; September 1L3611.37 cts; October
10.70ia7l cenU; November 10.4910.60
cenU;.December 10.49Q10.50 cts; January
10. 61 10.63 cents; February 10.7310.74
cents; ttaxeh 10.86310. 87 cents; April 10.97
tuceats.
BALrmoBJa, July 28- Flour steady; Bo
ward' street -and western super $3 60
4 S5; extra $4 25Q5 25; family $5 506 ISO;
city mills super 43 604 60; extra $4 75
5 25; family $6 757 00; Rio brands
$6 50a6 62; Patspsco family .$7 25. Wheat
southern .urmerj western, higher, firm
and inactive"; southern red ft! Il 24;
amber fl 28l: 26; No. 2 -western: winter
red 00 spot:And July delivery 41 24f
1 24t; August crenvery $1 a4ai54i :Ber
tember delrvery J fl zul! 27; . October
delivery si foai ayf. corn southern
rmV:,wwera ; steadyj . aomberh. white t62
ceuu; yciiow.,W cents, usts steady t south
ern 40c 1 western white 4315c: mixed 41
Q4261 Pennsylvants 43c.- Provisions firm;
mess ijorkr, $18 .5018 75 ;Bu.lk meats
shoulaers and clear rih sides -t Dacked 7a
lOir cts. :' BsBMhbnlderB 6i cents; clear
rm:.naer - ivi cts; nams cents.
L&rdWxefioea 12cts. -Coffee steady;- Rio
cargoes, orxnnaryo xair, viicts. Su
gar dull and weak v A sof t S cents. Whis
key quiet tft 1 Uil 12. Freights un
chansedi... I
CaiCAOOvJnly 28. Flour firm. Wheat
acUTflrm and WghefiiNp, 2! JDhicago
Spring $1 19 cash and July; $1 19 August;
f 1 15tl 15f September. Corn strong
and .higher; 49f49iocaBb; 49ic July;
480, August; 48448fo .September. Oats
active and a shade higher; 44 cash and
July; 80c August; 28Jo September and
October, i Pork 4oU, weak and lower at
$13 10. Lard unsettled and lower at $11 85.
Bulk ' meats easier shoulders $S 85; rib
sides $9 25; clear sides $9 .35. . Whiskey
steady and unchanged. .
SL Liouis, July 2& Flour nominally
unchanged i r Wheat higher; No. 2- red. fall
$M3i3tl8J cashjfl 2lil 21f Septem
ber; Corn ; higher ; 48i49e. cash; 48i
4916 September.,,, Oats highsr; . 404Uc
casUi8fp AngttSL,; Pqrk;: easterr-jobbiug
lots $1$ SOT CBulk meats qaiet-shoulders
$6 45; rib sides $9 50. Bacon firm--sbould-err$7
75j- r'ib sides $1.;10J. Larffxobmt
nally lower it$U 7f.r .Whiskey, steady at
C.;;i.WrTUN nAKKBTS.
iwy Tclesiraph to the Horning 8tar.
July 28 GalVoaton, firm at ill cts net
receipts lQQJbales; Jiorfolfe,, firm at It cts
iief piirt W0' biUei.Mttmote; firm
at 11 ll-iq ceotsnet; receipts. 218 bales;
BostoiCquler si 1 If
osfcjruHMnpiuaii aieaay at iif cts net
receipts . 670 bales: SavadnalL buiet and
steady wft b quotattons revised t 1 1 cts n et
Mceipts 493ieJes; New Oxleiari; firm at 11
cents net receipts 833 bales;- Mobile firm
krUinclsftet5.ip
puuLeaMjr ; w -ceucs-r-nci receipts 00
bales ; Augusta, steadyit O cents net
recelf til ,77ales; Charleston, quiet at 10
cts-nef wceltsJSOJbalea.--
lKHPOOI,Jnly.:--v28Nw
active and firmer;?' up)anda 6-lUlrld : Ori
leanretdi iitBtfWnttjo
.WHtmeltWBXPor oa speculation
telpts 6,i00 bSlei", . of1 whicb 4,950 v7tts
American, upianas.1 m c, iuiy aeiiver
618-1CS0" 27-S2d; ' July and August de
livery 0 13 16.32T82d; August M September-delivery
0 13-166 27 82 J; Sep
tember and October delivery 60 13 32d;
Octoberand November delivery 1 6 3 82d;
November and December 61 83U 1 16d.
Futures strong. 'V . -
Long clear middles 44s 6J. '
180 P, M Uplands 45 It -O lns- 8
13 16d) low middllogtiplanaa 6 7 16 1; good
ordinary 5Jd; ordinary 5d; sales wet e 14,000
bales locsptculaiion and expir; uplands,
I m c, August and Septemtjer delivery 6d;
October and November delivery -Ct li ...
8 P. M. Uplands,: 1 m c July delivery
6d; July and August delivery
4 30 P. M Uplands, 1 m cr xSovtmbet
and December delivery' 6 1 32d ;
Sales of American cotton to dy 11,000
bales. . ,.. -.t, .'f . ' Z .Jg .
5 P M.tiaiMl
27-82d; July and August dviivety 6 27-82d;
August and - September delivery 6 2?-32d.
Futures barely steady. ' ; . . ; : J
y London, July 27, 4 30 MSpfirits
-turrnanen3ls-6dX;;iS:'
. . For AimanaieJraiy 20: r -j ,
Suh (1868. . . . 4 . i . t 0O6 L- Sii
kJIAU LWW ...... . . ........... . W AM..
High Water ISmithville). . . . . . 0.50 Even.
(Wilmington.., 1.50 Morn.
Day's Length...;.. 14h. OOra.
c; ARRIVED,
. Stmr Elizabeth. Wilkioitun, riiuiihvillt-,
Joseph Uisbee. :
: Steam yacht Passport, Harper, Smith"
ville, master.
cleared:
Stmr John Dawson, Sherman, Point Caa
Well, R P Paddison.
Stmr '.Elisabeth, Wilkinson. Simtlivillef
Joseph Bisbee.
Steam yacht Passport, ilarpei, Srnith-
tlle, master.
itlAUINE DIRECTORY.
las of veaaela la an P or wn
. aaliiKSon. ff . C J a ly 29 . 1 8 8 1 .
ThlsliBtdoea not embrace veseeia nuder SOtoua.
BARQUES.
Lya (Nor.), 252 tons, Biers Id sen.
Heide & (Jo
Sosteik (Nor.), 306 tons, Gutormseu.
Heide & Co
Liv (Ger.) 256 loos, Munseu, lieide & Co
uuias.
Dauphin (Hnytien), 109 tons. Morton.
Northrop & Cumming
Uri.ce ijotnrop. 141 tons, uranam.
. EG Barker & Co
Ceres (Nor.), 195 tons, Olsen,
Heide & C
Mary A Comery, 848 tone, Teiry,
JW Taylor
JSxpri si twer ). 2o tons. Fretwoisr.
E Peschau & Wesiermann
Brazuliao (Not.) 320 tons, Berge.
CP Mebane
SCH90NERS.
Jos Souther, 380 tons. Watts.
" ' J HChadbourn & Co
Siam, tuns.' Bragg, Geo Harms & Co
Mary Rear, 164 tons, Chad wick.
Geo Harries & Co
Francouie, 227 tons, Falker,
E G Barker & Co
John A Griffin, 405 tons, 1 Foster.
Geo Harrisa & Co
Florence N Tower, 175 tons, Adams,
E G Barker & Co
Notick. If the signal letters oi any res
sel in port are displayed by the U. S. Sig
nal Office, the vessel so designated should
send ashore for telegram.
JOTOKTB CAROLINA. BLADKN COUNTY,
IN SUP EEIOR COURT
J. McK. Half or d. Adm'rof W. U
'. McK. Mnlford, Adm'rof W. U. -v
Porter, dee'd,
ve. L
4ry A. Porter, 8amnel T. Porter, 1
J. H. Porter and otheis. - )
pi
Vary
Order for
Publication.
This action ia bioaght by tbe Plaintiff, as ibe Ad
miniauator of W. H-. Porter, deceased, against the
above named Defenaants and others, heirs at law
of said W. H. Porter, to obtain a license to sell the
real estate of said W. H. Porter, situated in Bladen
voanty, to create aaseta 10 pay tne aeDta or said
aeceaaea: ana n appearing UU tne uerendanta,
Hamnel T. Porter and J. if. Porter, are non resi
dents of thia 8Ut3. the aaid SAmntJ V. Fnrtpr and
J. H. porter are therefore rcaaired and commanded
to appear before tha Clerk or Aha Baperior Coort of
Buraen eonty. t ou omce in Kuzaoetntown. M.U..
An VmI -lhA ftth Am-w r,f BMAmKA 1QQ1
answer or demur to the complaint filed in thia
action. Or Judgment will be rendered (or the relief
oemanaea in ue complaint.
Ordered. That thia notice bo nnbllabed. nnrA a
week for tlx weeks consecutively in The Morning
ox., a newspaper pnoiunea in tne uity ol Wu
mliurton. N. 0. - -
I I . In tealimODT whereof I hava hmnatn
i8KAi ;t my hand, end afnzed the aeal or my
i offlce, thia the 3 Jth day of July, A.D.1681.
H. A. BTKUBULN, Jr
Clerk Supenor Conn of Bladen County!
Jy2ioaw6w fr
;34TH
Popular Monthly Drawing of the
Gommonwealtli Dislritntion Company.
In the dty of Louiarille. oa
Saturday, July 30th, 1881.
These drawmgaooess moatbiy Sundays except
ed) under provWona of an Act of the Qeneral as.
sembly of Leataokyr- iaeorporatinK the Newport
x-riu uuK.Buu n trwapauer vw., approyea April , ltfTa.
18 A HPSCIaL ACT, AXU2 HAS M-
The United BUtes Circukcoart ea March 81 ran
dered the following decislona.: -
1st. THAT TUB COMMONWEALTH OlSTRI-
BUTIUM UUMPANX IS AJtU Al. , - - - - '
tdriTS DRAWINGS ARB FAIR.
The Company: has now on hand a large reserve
THB JULY DRAWING.
1 Prise... ...tmooo W0Prias;looeahinrinn
1 Prize....... 10,000 S00 Prfaea 60 each 10,000
; i rnaa.,4. . . o,uw wi maea au eacn li.ooo
10 Prises $1000 10,000 1,000 Prises 10 each 10,000
SOPriaea 600 10.000 dr - t
9 Prisea $300 each. Approximation Priaea, 3.TO0
fl Priaea 200 each. " i arm
Prisea 100 each, - ''' aoo
1,960 Prises. - $lia.4C0
Whole Tickftta. A3. Half Tickets. Si .
S7 Tickets, $50. 55 Tickets, $100.
Remit Money or Bank Draft In Lnttar. nr annri h
Bzpreea. DON'T SEND BY RBGlbTBRBD LET
TBR OR POaTOFFICB ORDBB. Orders of $5
and upward, by Express, can be sent at our ex
pense. Address allordera toB, M. BOARBMAN,
(CourierJonrnal Buildine.) LOUISVILLE. Kt..
orT. J. COMMBRFOKD, SOS Broadway, N. Y.
17 1 aoaw tu tn sa
Clark's New Method for
Beed Organs.
Thia wonderfnHT Bnceeaaf nl book, atni aolla
ly, year after year, and seems to be a permaneat
success. A good taatruetlTe coarse, rery fine se
lections and arrancementa of aaoA Kel Drain
Maic,aceoaat .ror the favor in , which It la held.
Price $S 60.-
IN PRESS AND NEARLY READY :
A new book for Choirs, 1, By ;
A new book of Trios for
By
Female Veicej. .
OPerkins
AMATRTTB tivttvAitlVtTt AST ah
ner's Band of Four,($l 00). with muaic for four to
books, aaak$l-t5; - s
THB mWiiriniant.tTVMic kn-.; tub
AlMXWc; BILLBB TAYWB tOc; are' given
imiwwrei x uie euuiuna ana wonaeruuiy cneap.
it- (s
,1
CH Ag. H. D1TSON CCL4 t:J R DITSON CO
. .. rlw,i I wibm au, rait
JylSdA-wtf Wed A Bat
a
QHR!rJG;?ArjD;i:;G.ur.ipGR;"- im i
JUSTt OPENED THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF ALL TUE LATEST
NOVELTIES IN
Dress Goods, Wliite; G
G-loves,- Housekeeping Goods, Curtains
Towels, Men and Boys' Wear,
AND HUNDREDS OF ARTICLES TOO NUMEUOTJS TO mkn
TION, ALL BOUGHT AT THE LATE
Decline in Prices !
FOR EXTRAORDINARY GOOD BARGAIN
CALL AT
ap3 tf
Finest FaippTeas ttmortBil.
BEING SOMEWHAT FAMILIAR WITH THB
SELECTION OF
CHOICE TEAS,
I flatter myself I have the most Select Assort
ment of
GUNPOWDERS, IMPERIALS.
YOUNG HYSON,
NATURAL JAPANS
AND
BLACK TEAS
ever brougfet to Wilmington.
These Teas are bought only from' the
IMPORTERS,
And are sot only genuine, but the very
FINEST OF THEIR KIND.
Send for Sample.
JNO. L. BOATWRIGHT,
111S North Front St.
Fresh Roasted,
Fresh Ground Java, Laguayra and Rio Coffees,
I grind my Coffees every hour duricg the day, bd
can guarantee freshness.
Jno. L. Boatwrielit,
Xos. 11 & 13 N. Front St.
jUtf
REMOVAL.
rown tt Roddick
4l market St.
rpAKB GREAT PLEASURE IN INFORMING
their patrons and the general public that they will
occupy No. 1 NORTH FRONT STREET (formerly
occupied by Boatwright McKoy), on or about
September lEth. The same is now being thoroug h
ly renovated, enlarged and fitted up as a FIRST
CLASS DRY GOODS STORE.
Previous to our removal we have determined to
RBDUCB OUR STOCK, in order to avoid moving
it, and will offer such BARGAINS that cannot fail
to convince all that WE MEAN BUSINESS.
ON MONDAY, JULY 18TH,
And until further notice, ALL FANCY DRESS
GOODS and PARASOLS AT COST.
Patrons will please take notice that all Goods
sold at such price are STRICTLY CASH.
45 market street.
1y 17 tf vj m & er '""
Com. Flour. Bacon.
. JUSTBiCBIVBDANCIN BTOJUl
10 0 Q FLOUR, all grades
2 1 0'fl Smoked and Dry Salte&BtDBS.
OKA Bags COFFEE, different grades.
Extra Q and C;
100
Tubs Choice
Jj.f Bbleand Boxes Freak CAKES;
AjQ Boxes B!I POTASH, t :- J
200 : V 1
QQJBbJrea and Kegs SODA, :
JQ Boxes SOAP,
til A Half Bbl a. and Bases SNUFF. . ,
yDoaen BUCKETS, t
Reams Wrapping PAPER,
Hoop Iron, Nails, Hay, Oats, Randolph Yarns and
Sheetings.
For sale low by
Jy 34 tf WILLIAMS A MUKCHISON.
THE LiANDMARK,
- FCBUBHXD AT
Leading He Wapapr in T7esterii IT orth
oell County one of th largest and wealthiest sous.
Ilea in the 8tateand has attained larger loca ,
circulation than any paper ever heretofore published
In the county; - --Jbt-:.v- .w,;.. ,. .
. ;. . ... .... ) - . . ' . j
It dmihHiMi t Atari "ijrTlir-a alii.
ghany. Yadkin, Davis an&.IxedelV is larger than
that of mit two nanera ta tha ' HtA , ninMul mA
Is rapidly acodrlBastionir foothold in Forsyth,
Surry, Bowaa, and wester6(ick
It Is the only paper In Western North ttsMlina
thus kept constantly before the people. Under thia
BjrDiwa mnuuur laemawnaj arcuasou is tn result
maklngthe 7taifTaBjC su-l ' :'- -.
TaUBESTADVBBXlSTNOifZBPIIJiri
ADDRBSft, md;vv ; i. A NDITX A&K. "
imi mf cop;;i88i.
npTjKNIP AND CABBAGB SEED (ALL VABIBt
TIES), for sale Waolesala and 'Retail, at Xowest
Mafkea Prtee, by
"t'if iUi
-1 Jt'H.' TLA3tiDTtr
t-iVti.tj
Jyt4tf
Druggist and Beed Dealer,
New Market;
Villi DOL BvwAnaAoanuis
dVlJ V ... .. .undar4 a:
- Jt MOxesaseorteavAxtmc,-"
- oqds, Laces, Hosiery,
36 Market Street.
P. L. Bridgers & Co.
THAT ELEGANT
TOKAY WINE,
Now used by the Preeident,
Ia within tbe reach of all men. Prico $1 50 per gal.
A Fr ah Snpp'y of
ROYSTER'S CANDY
Jaet Received.
Call early and make your B3leciions
BEST GILT EDGE BUTTEIt,
SO Centii per Pound.
A small lot of
SPRINGFl'LD HAMS
left; positively tbe laet of Ibe seiscu.
OUR STUART'S RYK
Is the Best Whiskey for the raocc-y
in the Bute, unless it is the VIKOINIA OI.ADUe,
Which defies ccmpetiliou.
Give us a trial and you will not be dif appoint d.
P. L. Bridgers & Co.
Jyn if
Forest and Stream.
AND
ROD AND GUN
THB AMERICAN SPORTSMAN'H JOURNAL
A WEEKLY PAPER DEVOTED To
FIELD 8 PORTS, PRACTICAL NATURAL UK
TORY, FISH CULTURE, PBOTECTIOW OK
GAME, PRESERVATION OP FORESTS.
YACHTING AND BOATING, RIFLK
PRACTICE. AND ALL
OUT-DOOR RECREATIONS AND tSTUl"
This Is the only Journal in the Country thai ruiir
supplies the wants and necessities of the
GonUemsin' Sportsman.
TERMS $4 00 a Year. Send for Biwcimei.
Fens 4c Sreuuaa JLfufeistins 1o
111 FULTON BT.,(OuNo. 108.)
4 ,'. : - New York.
Post OalpB Boat S8g. : v sent t7-a
The UarionStar.
npHB OLDEST NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED 1M
X the Pee Dee section, one of the wealthiest and
mostprosperona in the State, offers to Commissioi
and Wholesale Merchants and Manufacturers, and
te those who have adopted the plan of selling by
sample,' an eaceUent nwdTsm' o eommunicatlon
with a large and Influential class of merchants, mo
chanies.planters and naval store men, whose pat
ronage is worth solidution. . Advertisement u ri
Business Cards inserted on liberal terms.
,. Address TUB NTAK,
septSStf . station. H '
WILHIilGTON MERCHANTS
WTiLf1ND
THE LAUEINBUEQ ENTERPRISE
THE BEST MEDIUM
THROUGH WHICH TO ADVERTISE
. AI.r. AND WINTER GOODS
among the people of Robeson, Richmond and A n
son counties, in North Carolina, snd In the border
eonntiea of Smith fbimllnaTTh JCNTltKFKiSK
has a large mad increasing circulation In the P"
uee anauape jrear sections -or tnis staie; ubtiub
nhtalsAit a Ibiva rtH latin In the latter dariVU tbe
six months It was published In Payettevilie befow
its: removal' to Lsaruburg, and tn the furme'
vntnta tne last two montna. - -
AdverUsemeata wiU be inserted v th moult.
quarter and year at reasonable rates; Address
M. t; HcDCFflE,
DAWtf
Lanrfaturx.N.
Six Rice Hortars,
jriTtt LIFT PESTLES5 '
. . AND GKERTNG COM r I. a a,
Jet5oawW-k '-'Ut:T9lKi-
Ow xv a AFTKR JTJNB 1ST mt shop H0UK
. will be changed, as follows t Shop opens '
ad . IT: and rAaatm- at A OA P. If. excsDt- Hatur
days), thus affording- my Joorseymen ao OPI"
nliy td enjoy the recreation doe to every one d urine
the warm soasca. - During Shop Hours ws aoay al
ways be found at Our posts prepared for boainess.
myssir uespectruuy, a. v. rniaw