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Where an advertiser contracts for the paper to be sent to him during the time his advertisement Is In. the nroprletor will onlv be - yesponslblfoT the mailing of the paper to his ad dress. f FhejMorning Star. By WTIilIAM H. BEBSABD. Thursday " Evtcninq, Oct. 8,' 1885. EVENING EDITION. i CLEVELAND, - ISbGWUaiPS, THE yxli coNOBBsii..-- i - The Massachusetts Democrats in, 1 . their platform" warmly indorse the f : Administration and of course favpr ; .. the continuance of the Civil Service humbug; "This is "as was to be ex-j;ijjfpectd?-' The Easffis always";warm l0fo4c.some new. f angled ism or doctrine . .' or principle. . But Massachusetts never ; helps ta elect a Democratic: President, and its Hoars and Daweses i- ' are a standing menace to the South. v -, ;;The President is no douht aiming v j to give the country a pure and honest n government of the country. He is also doing excellent work, in -trying - to ignore all sectionalism and to know no North or South. His mis takes in some of the appointments were inevitable under the circum- -; stances. : How ; could he know the character of men throughout the ; country. How- could he know whoj were the proper men AJiedrm Administration to mt? ; He was . forced to upon- memtoersof Congress for and V: they deceived - him -j egregionsly.. j . Whilst-- he ' has selected some men ;.who are not fit to hold office under " veven a corrupt Administfationmuch 'X? less under one pledged, to; Reform, the President should not be held re - sponsible for thenv He is responsi- ;.tlefortan6Siting a Republican like ;Pearsoii,to the New York, postoffice, but he is no responsible for . the se- flection1 -of I many persons who could i - . wa nm Ai that hast its m aI- a. and er an t' Administration th at aimed fta elevate thie publlGyervice and to inaugurate those needed reforms that would -'secure fidelity, honesty and : economy. " ' V . :"y.''. Mrv Cleveland has a,; hard road o travel. He may yet satisfy his party. , ; ' His evil genius ' has been Mugwump- ,1 ery.- "Fortunately;, for; him. and his party the f New I York!; Mugwumps have returned like the dog "to his VomiC ;. He is freed from their , dictatorship, and At e ig 5 really; a ; .man of wisdom he will; lend his ear tcr the advice . of such .wise men as ly Allen G.Thurman Horatio Seymour, T and Samuel J.' Tilden ' and cease to lean upon the New York Times, and iJ iiAUu 'a papers of that kind,' that caused the. Democrats toTlose i more votes in New York than 1 they gained from ' the Mugwump alliance. - . When the Congress meets it will be seen where the President stands tu w Dvnuuo j-whether hel is indeed a Democrat with Democratic ideas, or only a sen :tuieliul reformer with great tenaci ty of will and" intense "egotism and ' self-sufficiency. . His Message to the Congress and the debates that fol low will show whether the Demo crats are united, or whether a large section of the party in the South 'is to,antagonize him." The Tariff, the Silver question " the. : Civil Service. - T t'. . -i ...... -., U t.n he dealt I with, d it i. at oertajn that o all thefe wUl be'aawisionpt opinion and: action amon tbexemocraua i memDers of Congress and eBpecially among Sonthern membcrB. ; BBrCCBBr,. J. : The nomination of Rev. DrvCurry, of .the Baptist Church, i u .Minister to ' , . a Spam, is a deserved compliment to a i man of superior gifts. Dr. Curry was long in politics before he entered the ministry.' He was probably the ablest I man in the Confederate Congressand I before the war wasregarded as the coming man in the South. He is from, Alabama. He is a man of high cha racter every way, is a fine speaker and writer, and is really one of the best appointed men in the South. He has a genius for politics, and in spite of his sacred calling he has probably some craving for political distinction. He has, we believe,ehtered the field of political Tdiscussion since he en tered the sacred office and became an Ambassador for, Christ Jesus Lord of lords and King of . kings. He is well equipped to be an Ambassador for an eartnly government if he can reconcile such a course with his sense of obligation and duty. " Some one has said that the Devil keeps close behind the political parson. We have the pleasure of an ac quaintance with him and hold him in high: esteem.1 ; The only political opinion of his" we remember to have heard with which we could not agree is his advocacy of the dangerous and unconstitutional Blair educational bill. He is the only minister of the Gospel of whom we have knowledge in whose political wisdom and sa gacity we have confidence. We sup pose he will accept the appointment to Spain "as the President would hardly. have called upon a distin guished preacher of the Gospel to lay aside his sacred office and be come a politician again if he had not previously consulted his wishes. That Dr. Curry will make-a most accom-plished-diplomat we may not doubt. He will reflect credit upon his coun try and his party for he is a gentle' man in its highest sense, of polished manners and 'superior accomplish ments, and - with those qualities of mind vigor, quickness, well bal anced, - discretion, - judgment that give guarantee. of success. "A writer in the Washington City Gazette is of the opinion that the old parties are disintegrating, and he thinks that out of them will come new organizations or one new party, and that of this party Cleveland will be the leader. The corner stone of it will be Civil Service. This is a dream. It is absurd to think of building a party upon a foundation of that kind, and why? Because Civil Service is intended to reform the instruments of Government, and not to give motive power to it. Great principles must constitute the fundamentals, and not a mere theory ' ...... as to how public servants shall be selected and trained to make efficient those grand principles. The Civil Service that the South favors is to put honest, "faithful, qualified men in office, and to select them every time from the Democrats. If that is Mr. -Cleveland's theory he and the Demo- crats will pun together. . ; The English Government seems to have a sort of.political Jumbo on its hands. The new law extending the I elective franchise to some two mil- i . . - - ..-- . . . . I "lions of voters who have never be- fAwn K nnn ilM H r mit h Ho r nnroi j requires an enormous registration I and, therefore, requires an extended I time for adjustment and so on. It is because of this, it is said, that the election is postponed and the disso lution of Parliament will not occur until the 7th December. The con- test promises to bo extraordinarily active and even fierce. Parties are I very much mixed and split up,and as I yet it is very uncertain as to the re suit. - The Tories are compelled to ex ecute the laws just as the Liberals were. They are compelled to have laws to execute just as the 'Liberals . 1 .ue -rrime Minister, Admits that the law against TtrnnA I W l.nk. - it - . Ta " boycotting is being vigorously push- ed and that thirty-five j prosecutions have been started. Others will fol low. As long as Ireland is nnder British control the party in power 1 - . 1 m- . ' y " 7 T -P "u ."TIA gugiBiu ir iQri68 tq promise more..i than they can fulfil. .. - - - "Thft "Maw YnrV 7!mA.-T?.(onWiftaiii organ, is swift to believe evil against r, Vri -r. . Gov. Hill or any Democrat, but it cannot believe Rev. Dr. Hull's story I about Ira Davenport's running a big I wine ' company." ;. Oh 'no I lra- you see, is the Republican, candidate for Governor., and the now . -i-, .--:-. -,-' training with.that TJoIitical party and I Uep.ng step to the tn?-of tho.W' Harpers.: Ira might lose some Re- pnDiicau wmyerauuB yucca 1 ' Tbe two meanest men wo have heard of was the two Maryland hus- ,-banda who conspired to evade tho law that uoniaheB wife-beaters twitb whipping. Theyswapped wives for i . . . ........ .- . the time; eacntwnipping tne- Qtners better half. Infamous. . They ought to be, jailed for a' year.'.- Laws were made for rascals but' they are the ones to evade : it. Now let' the Maryland - law be amended making the swapping of wives a penitentiary offence n addition to whipping, ... We like Secretary Endicott's firm ness and consistency.. He issued an order as Secretary of War, and he is urged by Gen. Sheridan, head of the V.' '--"2 3 . il. t -.1 'l.n n I army, ana oiner wenerais w iuawuu i exception in their favor, but the Sec- J retary is firm and refuses to. discrimi nate.'; Why should he do so ? It be comes the highest officers to set' a good example by promptly obeying all orders. issued r by superior autho rity." - THE PERIODIGaLS. Tin Bark Hours,, a ; Knot Unravelled. By Q. Manville Fenn. author of "The Par son oVDumford. "The Rosery Folk," &c, Chicago, A. N. Marquis & Company, 1885. We have not read it, but some of the Eng lish papers praise it as enthralling in -its sensationalism and as being as- meritorious as "Called Back." Price 25 cents. Maruja, by Bret Harte, " Boston, Hough ton, Mffltn& Co., 1885. This is one of a popular and gifted author's stories that has eiven him so much of fame. He returns in it to his old successful ground in the far West in California. Hartois a man of evi dent genius, and has done some very notable work. Price of the volume $1, duodecimo, 271 pages. "Newsr, Reliable, Resplendent." Greensboro Patriot, j The Wilmington Stab, old, newsy and reliable, has just entered upon the nineteenth year of its existence, with its editorial quill guided by a steady hand. It is the same old Stab, guided by its same old founder. May it long continue to shed its resplend ent rays in thousands of welcome households. CURRENT COMMENT. Envy no one till you know all the bitterness of each unspoken and individual history. J he man who - complained to Jupiter of his own intolerable burden, and begged to exchange loads, was' glad to shoulder again his own luggage xf trouble, when he saw the heaps of woes other men unstrapped from their backs, ready to swap. Human life is nearer equality in happiness or vexations than men conjecture. The bone and rag-picker rubs through his hard life, and grows old in fair con tent. A capitalist of New York, with no employment but to cut off and collect coupons, is found dead, murdered by his own hands. Life had become unendurable. There are conditions of the blood when the bite of an invisible and insignificant chierre starts an ill humor in the veins, ending in vital decay. So small disappointments in business or nettling domestic annoyances poison I pleasure and curdle the Bweets of I . T I T A T M - existence. Richmond Advocate. - Senator Hoar stated in his speech at Springfield that in the "great department of justice every old and faithful servant, from tbe law clerk down to the charwoman, is turned out to made places forvpo- litical adherents, and the President neither interferes nor remonstrates." I In saying this, Mr. Hoar uttered an uumum.' vub ui mo -cxhuiuoji mcu- erars two assistants, ine cniei ciers, I the law clerk, the examiner of titles, 01 ine rour examiners, ana aoout depZnmeilt bave not been removed. Mr. Hoar ought to blush if he can not perhaps at his mendacity, but because he has been so quickly found out. Boston Jrost, JJem. A SOUTH CAROLINA SENTI NEL. Detroit Free Press. As we sat on the veranda a dog came out of his lair back of the house and ascended the steps and took a J long look at me before lying down at in.e. maJor aQ naa ine ev.es 01 a tiger, ana sucn a cruel expression as I had never observed in a dog before. As to size, he was the equal of any lion you ever saw in a menagerie. "What breed is he ?"'I asked. "A cross between the Russian and American bloodhound. He cost me $300 in gold." "What is he good for?" , "Come out here and I'll show you." He led the way to the smokehouse, just then empty of meat, and I saw two negroes locked safely within. "He brought them in last night," said the Colonel. "He found them prowling around the plantation and walked them up here and my over seer locked them up. They had to I ' J A JLI i-1 li b If come. , - 11 tney had mad a a fiv, " & - w avi .wuiu nave Kiued them both i in . ef "is nrst arrests?" I 'that he doesn't brinp- in nno f uV. xuere is nardlv nnht. f ?ew jf 20 week. em locked up for a dav anrl then turn 'em loose Then 17 l aftr another." ; : ? dog uttered a low growl and - 1 t,av.nv J-direction of the WMbaM,l the prisoners. h?Aian .Z. ?. 8e.e j.-iV,- -wa,v VUTCr 21111 1 Hl.!lrT- ed acrdsa a cotton field. He r hadn't the &d ders, and haB him down in twoseo-" onds. ; He then backeoToff, toilet the fellow, sret ' ud.I and. fastening hia teeth in the negro's coaC led him Tip; to be placed with the others, me man was in a perfect tremble, and so - .'. IWI weak tnat be could scarcely stand.: It was an act of mercy to turn the ke on him a d tv,a had only been - : , t done when he fainted dead away. SULLIVAX AS A STATUE. Chicago. Oct. 5. -John L. Sulli- van posed to-night at the " Columbia; Th eat jo in attitudes copied; from! famous statues as the tail end of, a minstrel show. There was a good house and no end of guying, j "Aiax defying the lightning," an nounced Sullivan's manager. ' . . "Wba-at ?" piped a small Toice m the top gallery. ' I f " J ' Y; i ! "Kapa quiet, ya, ' blackguard," an-' .. . . . , swerea a voice in anotner pari, oi mo, gallery.- "Aiax refusin a drinkt Can't ye see at, all." . - 1 Ajar grinned until the powder on his cheeks . broke into seams like a lava bed. ' ,In his Apollos he .looked like a Durham bull masquerading as an antelope. His fighting gladiator was -better, although - he seemed .to have mistaken his shield for a liver pad. In the last ' tableau Sullivan appeared as a pugilist and Toused great excitement. ibere were whistlings and cries of " W ance more, darlin'," and "Come again" when he retired. He reappeared wrapped in a sheet, and bowed in a confused kind of way. THE POWER OF PERFUMES. London Times. It has been shown that the odorif erous molecule of musk is infinites! mally email. No power has yet been conceived to enable the human eye to see one of the atoms of musk, yet the organs of smell have the sensi tiveness to detect them. Their small- ness cannot even be imagined, and the came' grain of musk undergoes absolutely no diminution in weight. A single drop of the oil of thyme, ground down with a piece of sugar and a little alcohol will communicate its odor to 25 gallons of water; Haller kept for 40 years papers per fumed with one grain of ambergris. After this time the odor was as strong as ever. Bordenave has eval uated a molecule of camphor sensible to the smell to 2,262,584,000th of a grain. Boyle has observed that one dram of asafcetida exposed- to tbe open air had lost in six days the eighth part of a gram, from which Keill concludes that in one minute it had lost 1-69, 120th, of a grain. Evolution and Development. - Elmira Gazetto. Johnny and his father had been having a difficulty in the woodshed, owing to some disrespectful remarks made by Johnny respecting ' his sire. "Now, Sir." said the father, hang ing the strap up,"has your opinion of your father changed i x es, it nas, soDoea j onnny. "Vy wy I think any man thavll lump on a tcilow so much littler than he is is a coward and dasn't take it up. Why don't you tackle somebody nearer your size ?.!' 1 be old man grabbed for the strap but the boy slipped out and this summer he is a candidate for the Legislature. must Call Loader. New York Times. Deacon Jones (from out of town:) I am deputed to learn, Mr. Good man, if a "call" from, our church would likely be favorably entertained by you. Minister: II m. It would depend somewhat, I think, Mr. Jones, upon er circumstances- Deacon : Ah, yeB, I .see. We dis cussed the matter in rather an in formal way, and the sense of the ma jority seemed to be that er about $900 Minister: H'm, yes. I am afraid, Mr. Jones, that the good people whom you represent will have to "call" a little louder. than that. They'd Uatber Dance. Cincinnati Enquirer. Jackson is torn up with a big church sensation. .Hev. Guilford Jones, one of the most able and popular pastors in West Tennessee, pastor of the . Methodist Church at Jackson, preached two sermons on dancing, in Which hev roundly scored the members of his flock who were much given to attending the fashion able germans there in vogue. He said plainly that they must quit dancing or quit church. The congre gation have taken almost united ac tion, and nearly the whole member ship given him notice to erase their names from the church books. SOUTHERN ITEMS. The Southern Bivouac is op posed to Federal aid being given the South ern States for educational purposes. It be lieves eachcommunity is capable of main taining its own schools. - John S. Wise, who recently de clined to right Page McQarty, is said io be the hero of twenty-six duels. He is left handed, but under the code was obliged to use his right arm in duelling. PAS. Times. (Did John ever fight one duelj and if so with whom ? Stab.) . The rulers of New; Orleans are not peculiar, but somewhat distinguished for two things making public debt and paying themselves before the school teach ers are paid. What is the school teacher in politics, nyhow ! How does he help at all 1Gaheston News. ' : . . :-;; . - "; ;;?,. . It is announced with some sho w of authority that the name 6f the man'who ilto,8u!Cee.dMI; ton as the head of the S TrJi Commission har-peen-wW 2lW.'WUllaiirOiraa,vaMthae 'rL 51 has approved it.-PA. Press, Jiep. Organ. . ;; -jsOyj: '4 THB LATEST NEWS; FiOH ALLPAETS OF THE WOSLD FOREIGN. - Destructive Fire In London Loas JB3000,000 Many Narrow Escapes f Reported matters - In Ireland Tbe r Karl, of Sbafteabnri's Funeral-Im pressive-Services. : w IBy Cable . to thft; Morning JStar-l. . London. October 8. A; fire broke out at 5 o'clock thu morning fa the Charter House buildings, a row of thirteen, eight-story warehouses, on Aiderseate street, this city. The flames spread with such rapidity that in a few hours all of the buildings,, iucludjng their contents, were almost totally destroyed. The origin of.tbe fire .is unknown. The row was lately occupied by fancy goods dealers,: f urnera toy stores and printing offices. One bank was also in the buildings. This insti tution was the only one that escaped being burned completely out. ,It was badly dam aged, but notdestroyed. .The firemen, had great difficulty in getting streams from en gines to play on tne upper stories 01 tne. buildings Many. narrow escapes were re ported,. owing to the desperate attempts of the firemen to get at the flames. . The damt age is estimated at 3,0U0,UU0. iT ; Dublin.. October; S. Thai Nationalists have decided to contest every. Irish Parlia mentary seat except twelve. . . The Roman Catholic Bishops or Ireland have passed resolutions condemning all acts .of violence and intimidations, and 'warning ' their respective ' flocks against indulging in illegal excesses, bucn acts,) they say, are certain . to bring the an ger of God upon the evil.doers and their families, : besides disgracing the Irish peo- pie in the eyes .01 the civilized world. , London,' Oct. 8. The. funeral of,. the Earl of Sbaftsbury took place to-day. The religious services over the remains were conducted at. Westminster Abbev. Hun dreds of poor people stood outside the Ab bey m a drenching ram during the . entire servicesbeing unable to get into the sa cred edifice, so dense was the crowd wnicn had gathered to pay their last mart 01 respect to the noble philanthropist. A larze number of shoe-blacks, with crape bands on tneir arms, and many otner dots who had been benefited by the charitable acts of the departed Earl, stood in the line with the elite within the Abbey. Tbe ser vices were very impressive. THE DTIN G PR EL A TE. Cardinal McCloskey's Condition Un cbansed No Bally of tbe Patient's Vital Powers. ' By Telegraph to the Morning Star. Nkw Yokk. Oct. 8. It was stated at Cardinal McCloskey's residence, this morn ing, that his condition was unchanged, and that there had been no rally of the patient's vital powers during the night. The Tammany machine is in excellent order. JS. x. arwune, Hep Blower. Dull Trade. IN ciona bnvera will Cake the hint. Bvenr thine in the way of Summer Goods now be ins sold re gardless 01 cost, wnite uooas, uioves, lauis, "an9. eta . Those eleeant Paris Molls at 87U ots. worth $i.C0. A good stock of Table Qoods,Tow- eis, etc, always on nana. "Fire-Proof OU" rS BETTER THAN "KEROSENE OIL, OK any other Burning OIL Can be used in any lamp For sale by r HOLMES fc WATTE RS, 7 North Front St. HENRY HAAR, 701 Chesnnt St. WM. OTERSSN, oorner 6th and Market. GIESCHEN A ERO.t corner Chesnnt and McBae. P. H. SMITH, corner 4th and Campbell. J. C. STEVENSON Xf., 617 North Fourth St. B. H. J. AHRENS, oorner 7th and Market Sts. J. C. STEVENSON, 131 Market St. H. SCHULKEN, corns. 4th and Walnut Sts. J. H. B0E8CH, No. 801 North Fourth 8t GEO. M. CRA PON. No. 2 South Front St. GEO. A. PECK No. 29 Soath Front St. Watch this list and see it grow. mh 23 ti ASK YOUR GROCER FOR AND BREAKFAST DACON NONB QENTTIlfB UNLESS BCARma OUR PATENTED TRADE-MARKS, A UOMT MCTALUO SEAL. ATTAOHEO TO THE STRIMO. AMD THE STRIPED CANVAS, AS IN THE OUT. doo S ly wed sat decS WHEAT $ (GOLD IEDAL AT MEW ORLEAKS X Endorsed by the leading Hotel in tne Country. ... jiV&U9tu4 Approved by tbe Government d mum ior ine inaian fjonumsaton . OTABT1N KAT,BFI,C:iSCH'S SONS, EatabllBhed 1829. NEW YOBS. PH0SACID. Jyl6m wed sat. A Proclamation.: KNOW YE ALL THAT AT THIS SEASON OF the year a cool head is desired by everybody. Be it, therefore, proclaimed that H. & PREM PERT'S, No. 7 South Front Street, is the place to pet an No. 1 Haircut, Shave and Shampoo All in need of these commodities are respectfully requested to call at old No. 7, where there are a. few more left, and the proprietor and first-class and polite young men are always ready and will ing to serve them. Respectfully, mvMtf H. C. FBEMPBRT CARLTON HOUSE,: Warsaw, Duplin CoBtyi x c. ; QN LINE OF" WILMINGTOBf AND WELDON EaUroad, 65 miles from Wilmington. Table always well supplied with the best the country affords. Rates of Board very reason blV - H. J. CAELTON, deoSIPAWtf . Proprietor: The Lincoln Press, PUBLISHED EVERY FBTJDAT. AT LINCOLN - TON, N. C., - ByJOHN C. TIPTON, Ed'r and Prop'r. hariStA?c,mowlPdJ?edi h7 those who SKSS i KS? 1)0 one of the best Advertising k Western North Carolma,-Ythasa Xe fSlrtead,11r lnoreaslnr patronage lnUn Cajawba, deSvelandr&Mke and rlr Rn wfSVt AdverUsmg rates llbe rai. subscription $1.50 per annimv mh 11 U Baking Powdery ;(xv?tImerciai,. WILMINGTON MARKET i ,' STAR OFFICE, Oct. 8, 4 P. M. ' SPIRITS TURPENTINE The market was; quoted .firm t 33 cants per gallons No sales repmtetl. ; ' ; j ROSIN rThe market was quoted dull at- ?5c f or Strained and 80s for flnnH Strained, with n(K sales reported. - TAR The - market -was quoted firm at fl45per bbt of i280:lbs., with sales of receipts a.t quotations. . ; v, CRIJPE TURPENTINE-Market steady at $1 50 for Vifgin and' Yellow Dip and $1 CO for Hard. ' " ' 1 COTTON-i-jrarket steady, with sales of 300 bales on a basis of 9 cents per HV for Middhng; The following were the official quotations: Ordinary...... cents ft. Good Ordinary.. . . . . . 8f " " Low Middling. ...... 91-16 " " - Middlinff. 9 - .. .. GoodMiddlina 9 9-16 RICE- Market steady and unchanged. We quote: Rough: Upland $1 001 10 Tidewater $1 151 30J Clean: Common 414J xjents; Fair,4f5i cents; Good 5f 5f cents; Prime 56 cents; Choice 6J 6i cents per pound. ; - ' TIMBER Market steady, with' sales as follows:: Prime' and Extra Shipping, first class heart, $9 0010 00 per M. feet; Extra7 Mill, good heart, $6 508 00; Mill Prime, $6 006 50 ; Good Common Mill, $4' 00 5 00; Inferior to Ordinary, $3 004 00. PEANUTS-Market steady at, 444T cents for Prime, 51 cent3 for Extra Prime, and 55 cents for Fancy, per bushel of 23 lbs. - - --: - RECXCIJPXK. Cotton 895 baits Spirits Turpentine. . . 54 casks Rosin..... 286 bbls Tax.. 2S5 bbls Crude Turpentine . . 128 bbls DOiriKSriC MARKETS. IBy Telegraph to the Morning; Star. Financial. Kk Yokk, October 8, Noon. Money easy at l2per cent.' Sterling exchange 483 J and 485i. State bonds dull and strong. Governments quiet and strong. Commercial. . Cotton dull, with sales reported of 185 bales; middling uplands 10 1-1 6c; mid dling Orleans 10 3-16c. Futures easy, with sales at the following ' quotations October 9.75c; November 9.73c; December 9.73c; January 9.83c; February 9.95c March 10.05c. Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat higher.- Corn better. Pork steady at 19 5010 00. Lard firmer at S6 32. Spirits turpentine steady at 34fc. Rosin steady at $1 02 1 10. Freights steady. Balttmohb, October- 8. Flour steady and in-active demand; Howard street and western super $3 003 40; extra $3 50 4 25; family $4 40a5 00; city mills super $3 e03 50; extra $3 75425; Rio brands $4 875 00. Wheat southern higher, with active demand; -western higher and active; southern red 9698c; southern am ber fl 011 03; No. .'I Maryland 98c bid ; No. 2 western winte red on spot 93Jc a93ic Corn southern lower and dull; western steady and dull southern white 54 55c; yellow 50c. 18 ICt Cable to the Horning Star. Liverpool. October 8, Noon. Cotton dull and without quotable change; mid dling uplands &id; middling Orleans ofd sales of 8,000 bales, of which 1,000 were for speculation and export; receipts 3,000 bales, all of which were American. Futures steady; uplands. 1 m c, October delivery 25-64d; October and November delivery 5 22-64d : November and December delive ry 5 21-64d; December and January deli very 5 22-o4d; January and February de livery 5 24-64d; February and March de livery 5 26-645 27-64d ; March and Apn delivery 5 30-C4d; April and May delivery 5 83-64d;May and June delivery 5 35-64 5 38-64d. Spirits turpentine 25s 9d. Good uplands 5fd; middling uplands 5d ; low middling 5f d ; good ordinary 5Jd ; ordinary 4 ll-16d. Good middling Texas 5Jd; middling Texas 5jd; low middling 5Jd; good ordinary 5 5-1 6d; ordinary 4 13-16d. Good middling Orleans 5fd; low middling 5 Id; good ordinary 5- 5-1 6d; ordinary 4 13 16d. 5 P. M. Uplands, 1 m c, October delivery 5 24-64d, buyers' option; October and No vember delivery 5 22-64d, value; No vember and December delivery 5 21-64d, buyers' option; December and January de livery 5 22-64d, sellers' option; January and February delivery 5 24-64d, sellers' op tion February and March delivery 5 27-64d, sellers' opiion ; March and April delivery 5 80-64d, sellers' option; April and May de livery 5 83-64d, sellers' option; May and June, delivery 5, 36-64d, sellers' option. Futures closed dull but steady. 8ales of cotton to-day include 5,100 bales American. Ifew Torfc Rice Marttet. N. Y. Journal of Commerce, Oct. 7. There is a good demand for both foreign and domestic sorts. Stocks are light, re ceipts small and prices rule firm, especially for the higher grades. Quotations as follows : Carolina and Louisiana, common to fair, 4J5ic; good to prime 56c; choice 6 6fc; fancy head 6f7c; Rangoon 44ic duty paid, and 2J25c in bond;Patna 4 5c; Java 5f5c. MTaanan Bice marKet. Savannah News, Oct.' 7. The market continues . quiet and un changed. The sales for the day were 30 barrels. The official quotations of the Board of Trade were as follows: Fair 4i 4c; Good 55ic; Prime, 5ic. . Rough rice Country lota 8090c; tide water fl 001 15. RALEIGH REGISTEE. By P. H.HALE Printer :to the State. Subscribe to your Home Paper and pay for it and then remit 2 to pay for your State Democratic Paper the JUlxish BusisTza. Each new subscriber remitting $2 direct, Is entitled to the Rseisrzn for one year, an i to Webster's Practical Dictionary, which,- until .August 1, 1885, Is offered as a Pre mium. Sample copies of the Bssistxs mailed on ap plication. r Address . RALEIGH REGISTER, my 80 DAWtf Halelgh. U. aZ Andirons, &c. iTX7B ARK OPFKRtKO THIS ''WIXK :80HK- f wj- thing moe In tho way of Andirons Brass Berlin. Bronze and Iron. Also,- Shovel and Tongs, Blower Stands, Coal Hods, and. everything to make tho fireplace bright and cheerful. 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OFFICE 44 Murray St., New Yorkv ian30D&Wly suwefr .jan'3 tyCAPITAI. PRIZE T5.CO0.S3 Tickets only $5. Shares In proportion. iuQUisiana State Lottery Cow "We do hereby certify that vie svpercUe thtai rangements for all the Monthly and SemirAMiuai Drawings o f The Louisiana State Lottery Company, and in person manage and control the drawlnqt themselves, and that the same are conducted wilJi honesty, fairness, and in good faith toward ail par iies, and we authorize the Company to use thin cr cificate, with facsimiles of our signatures alittchrJ. to its advertisements." Commissioner - Incorporated in 1868 for 25 years by the Legis lature for Educational and Charitable pnrposes with a capital of $l,000,00e-to which a reserve fund of $560,000 has since been added, v. By an overwhelming popular vote its francfliso was made a part of the present State Constitution adopted December 3d, A. D. 1879. , , , The only Lottery ever voted on and odor the people of any State. IT NEVER SCALES OK POSTPONES. ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS TAKE PLACE MONTHLY. A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO ING, CLASS K, IN THE ACADEMY OF MUSH, AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, October 188 51 8 5th Monthly Drawing. CAPITAL PRIZE, $75,000. 100,000 Tickets at Five Dollars Each. Fractions In Fifths In Proportion. TENTH GRAtiD im " LIST OF PRIZES. 1 Capttal Prize 1 Capital Prize 1 Capital Prize 2 Prizes of $6000 5 Prizes of 2000 10 Prizes of 1000 20 Prizes of 500 100 Prizes of 200 800 Prizes of 100 600 Prizes of 50 1000 Prizes of 25 APPROXIMATION PRIZES. 9 Approximation Prizes of f 750 9 Approximation Prizes of 500 Q Anrimvimatlon Prizes of 250... .575,000 .. 25,000 10,000 .. 12,003 .. 10,000 10,00t .. 10,000 20,000 " 30,000 .. 25,000 . C,75' .. 4,500 2,250 1967 Prizes, amounting to I265.50P Applications for rates to clubs d made to the office of the Company In ow IeFOTfurther Information, write JBleaily. gtjto full address. POSTAt NOTES, Exprea MoneyOrders,or New York Exchange is oydtoarj letter Currency by Express (all sums of $5 ana upward at our expense) pressed ArpHllv, New Orleam, lm or M. A. DAUPHIN, 60T SeTenth St., Washington, Make P. 0. Money Orders payable andaddrei Registered letters to NEW ORLEANS NATONAt BANB OR LOUISIANA NATIONABANK, STATE NATIONAL f gleans, t CEBMANIA NATIONAL BANK. tep 16 D&W2aw4w we sa The Bobesonian, Published every Wednesday In Lnmberton, By W. W. BlcDIABKII' HAS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION largest advertising patronage ofgy in the State, "now has over eight hon sorlbers in Robeson county alpne, oes'" ens' SralXulation totteWJ -berland, Bladen, Columbus, Mar lboro thedjolning counties, Marlon, ManjQ , imitcmTln 8outh Carolina. J" ? 1 H V;S" v. . ; ..." ' Vs - ' "'
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