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WILMIt el 7 ON, If. C.
S.trt:a v Vtaet, Nor. 16, 1939
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Ths Isadiag Repablicsa politiciaaa
sre eostswhat diatarbsd over a move
moe which is said to be oa foot to
oraan ths asgroes tato a eecret po
litical society similar to that of ths
Know Xotaiag. Tbs parpoas of
thus orfaatsstioo ie g veo oat to ba
th mat oal eo-opsratioa of ths ne
groes ta securing from ths respective
political parties of ths coaotry lbs
rv 00 gait 10 a to which they claim thsy
are ea titled. While ths Democrats
ovtfut pMKibly baas some interest ia
a aovemsat of this kind, it is not a
matter ot really mach eoaesra to
tbem, because tbe searro of the fa
tare, whether organised or aoorgaa-u-td,
could not poeeibly ha more
effectually seed agaieet the Demo- I
crane party thaa hs has been ia the
peec, so that ths Democratic party
ass aothiag to apprehend from aa
retaliation of that kiad, bat, oa ths
contrary, perhaps, something to ex
pect. With the Republicans, however, I
it hs different. Thsy eaaoot regard
it with tadiffereace, for to them it
meaae a great deal of embarrass
tn-m, aad it may be trouble. Hi
tofore the Repablicsa manager gave I
those lees vsry little ooecsra shoot
the asgro vots; they felt sars of
that, aad whea thsy aaw a man with
a dark skia aad early hair they pat
him dowa as a Kspahiicaa witboat
farther ado, wastiag eo Urns ia arga
tag with him. They considered him
their property, aad cos a ted 00 his
vote as s dead sars thtag. I a olas-ty-etos
easea oat of a hundred they
were right, for ever sine asgro eo
f ranch um meat has ha o a fact thsy
have bo able, aimoet witboat ef
fort, to control that vots, with very
rare eioeptioce, as aimoet a aoit for
their prty. Occasionally ia State or
local elections there has beea s die
vim on ia it, bat aot of tea. As
they counted oa this vote as a
isioty, oj got it year after y
without effort, they did aot deem it
aecneeary after electiooe to recognise
ths ewrvicss rendered by the distri
bution of spoils ae io the case of
white party supporter, eo tba
brother is black was left oat ia taa
cold while hie white allies waat ia,
sat dowa to the feast prepared for
the faithful, aad had a a tee, rollick -tiff
jolly good time, aad got tat aad
saucy while the colored brother re
mained outside leaa.aad haagry, aot
preeumiag to veature ia, aad
palled to pat ap with the fsw
tarowa oat of taa wiadow. That's
about tba way tba thing has been
working all the yea e
ta WblCB the I
Republican bav had control of oa-
ticaaJ or Stats govers meats,
which thsy were indebted to
for
votes of theea aaaaa ignored black
allies.
sty Sj. SJ
s esa fMa st ts MM waSa f aa 10 sasassl
inn ivr -
av . t ft m wm wmex ii aaa. taw sta mmm.
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4 wahSjevMSay vSffeSj essafaal
IS" T . .7t"ottSeY SO SaisaarSsaV
Usa Wt NMHMI flO fee) as Hat
Bat ariUia tW part aoopU jaara
oaa of taa la ad ing oolorad men
of taa ooaauy baaa baooaaa raat
ire uodr tbia traaUnaot aod hsve
bagao to uk Lhs qaaatioo why ibey
a4 taatr paaple sboald forersr be
aad aa nocks s to pall tba oheet-
aau oal of too ita for am art white
Rapabliaaaa, wbo munched the oh eat
aala witboat aa aaob aa aayisg
"thank joa" for palling them oat.
Notwithstanding tha foot thai tbay
ooaapoaa ta tba Soatbara Stats al
most the solid body of tba Rapabli
oaa party, which ooald .not n amber
eooagh of folio vara la aoma Stataa
to maba a raa paclabl a atraat parade
witboat (hem, every offloe worth
s king. for baa.baae'giaaa ,.lo white
meo, aoma of whom do not rank in
iatalligaaoa or raapaotability a bora
tba average negro. Tba negroea did
tba work, climbed tba trass, ahook
down tba froit, aad tba am art fal
lows with wbita akioa atood around
with their baahsts aad gatbarad it aa
fast aait fall.
That'e tba way tt baa worked in
Di ne, wbtla ia tba foar or f aa North
era Stataa where tba negroea have
tba balaaoa of power aad where they
have kept tba Republican party on
ita ptaa it baa baao tba same. Tba oa
gro ia whom tba g o. p. baa prof aaaad
each paternal in terra t baa baao left
oat ia tba cold all along tba line
from lake to golf, from ooaaa to
ocean.
Hera ia tba inspiration of tbia
talked of eecret politic- eociety
which proposes to demand for the
negro aoma recognition from tba Re
pablioaa party for tba eervioee rso
dered or to know the reason wby it
ia not accorded. They propose to
bring tbs Republican leader a to the
rack oa tbia aad acme other qasa
ttons aad make tbem face the maaic,
It ta acid t bat tba iaitiatory move
waa made ia Ohio within the paat
I jaAr sad the result was tbat a great
ly colored men bolted the Repab
licsa tick at aad voted taa Dsmoorat
jj ticket. The organisation was not
pat tato effect there, bacaaae.it has
not been matarsd . yet, bat the bolt
waa decided upon just to show ths
Republican party manipulators what
thsy ooald do whea they came down
to business ia earnest. There may be
aothiag ia the alleged movement
aad there saay. If it ba carried out
oa the exteasivs scale reported, tt will
create a racket in tbe g. o. p. camp.
MIftOM aTIO!l.
Col. Dudley, of Indiana, was a
close pereoaal sad political frisod of
President Harrison, and helped to
carry Iadiaaa for bim by tbe blocks
of-five scheme which wassacceeefuU
ly worked. Whea charged by the
New York Evening Pot aad other
Niw York papers with having writ
ten the letter suggest ing this scheme
aad the. plan of earrylag it oat, he
pat oa a show of virtuous indigna
tion aad inetitatcd'libel proceedings
against ths papers. . Us did tbia to
counteract tbe damaging effect
which it was thought the publication
would have 00 the canvass. Tba
papers iavitad him'ioto court bat be I
dodged under some pretext every
eammoas to testify, for hs feared to
go oa the stead aod under oath tee
tify to the authorship of that letter, j
Yeeterday the time io which he
ooald testify expired aad failing to
appear tbe oases were stricken from
tba calendar. This failure to appear
after declaring the letter ;a forgery,
aad instituting proceedings for vin
dication is aa admission of guilt,
which, ooapled with tba fact tbat he
has aot si 00s vectored .to pat foot in
Indian, where indictments are pend
ing gainst him, lsavsa 00 doubt.
Us is one of tba bright lights of tbe
lod aad morality party" aad a
eloea friend of the President, al
though theee exposaree have pre
vented Mr. Hamaoo from looking
arms with him as mooh io poblio as
hs did before be became Preeideot,
or from tovitiog him to dlooer.
The Pan American Congress has
completed its tour of the east aod
tba aorta west, aad wars wood erf ally
pleased with tbe great country they
saw, aad its astoaiehtog industrial re
sources. They vieited all tbe leadiog
manafactaring oeu tree of those ran
spective sections, aod aodsr intelli
gent guidance were shown how rap
idly aad cheaply oar various menu
factoring establishments ooald taro
oat aoyibiog from a locomotive to a
toothpick, aad ia addition to this,
wars given some idea of oar vast
mineral, timber aad other natural re
soorcee, all of which opened their
eyes aad mads a decidedly fa
VOrable imnrtsiinn nnnn f ham Tt,.,
r -1 - "j
rare told tbat we could manufacture
ae oheaply as aay where ia tba world,
aad if , they might ask then why
hi H that Ameiioan manufacturers
cannot compete io tba central and
Sooth Amerioan marketa with Euro
pean manufacturers? If they can
manufacture aa cheaply where then
la tba need of a protective tariff ?
And if they can't bow oaa a success-
ful trade be built up with these
at
ooontriee t With the oapaoity to
manufacture aa cheaply and yet tba
inability to oompete with tba Bare
peso manufacturer wa aee the effeot
of tba absurd tariff whioL embar
rasses oar .manufacturer and leaves
bim at the mercy of the European
manufacturer who goes into the field
unhandioapped. Remove these re
strictions and the way will be opened
to Amerioan enterprise.
Additiooal interest baa been ex
cited in Republican political circles,
siooe the recent elections, on the
qoeetion of the Speakership of the
next House of Representatives. Up
to that time the two leading figures
in the contest were Reed, of Maine,
and MoKinley, of Ohio, the adher
eota of eaoh seeming ooofident of the
saooeas of their favorite. Bot the
loss of Ohio seems to base given the
Me Ki nley ites a back eat and pat their
man ander a cloud, while the Reed
champions smile and feel that a
atroog man has been crippled. Aa
McKinlejV ohanoea seem to wane
Cannon, of Illinois, in whoae inter
eat a little boom was started a abort
while ago, is coming more to the
front. An effort is now being made
to solidify the Republican delega
tions from tbe North weet on bim or
some other Wee tern man against
Reed, who oomea ia with a pretty
solid backlog from the East.
TOPICS.
Tns oity of Ashsville 'shows re
markable progress within the past
ten years, one of tbe beet indications
of which ia tbe oooCtoooos and great
increase io the assessed valuation of
real estate. From a.' statement fur
nished by the oity clerk, as publish
ed by tbe Citimm of 13th insL, it
appears that tbia valuation has in
creased from $904,428 io 1880 to
$4,163,234 io 1880, an increase of
nearly five hundred per cent. Tbe
statement shows not an increase by
sports or booms, hot s oonstaot and
steady growth every year, tba
ioorease being mooh greater io tbe
past five than io tbe preceding
years. The statement of the taxee
00 1 looted ia further evidence of the
bona fide valuation, tbe amount col
lected 10 1880,beiog $6,844.28, whild
io 1880 it amoooted to $46,042.00.
Io addition to this, in tbeee ten years
aboat $240,000 received at different
periods for tbe j sale of bonds waa
expended in improvement of streets,
water worke,sewerage and other mu
nicipal improvements, all of which
shows tbat tbe Queen City of the
"Land of ti e Sky" is forging to the
froot aod 00 the highway of pros
perity, on which we extend her our
cordial congratulations.
Mr. E. P. Moaee, Superintendent
of the oity schools io Raleigh, has
receolly retoroed from a tour of in-
paction of tbe schools in several of
the Soothero cities where maooal
traioing ia part of the system pur
sued, aod comes back folly im-
pressed with the advisability of io
trodocioe it io tbe schools of Ral
eigh. He aaya be is anxious to intro
dOce the system io the Raleigh
schools because he believes that
something of tbat kind is neoeeeery
for tbe bigheet development of the
children and for tbe publio good gen
erally. He holds that instead of
decreasing the amount of literary
work by tbe scholars it would in
crease it, and tbat it would not io-
solve moob additional expenae io tba
ooet of tbe schools. At tbe oext
meetiog of tbe school committee he
will recommend that steps be taken
to pot tbe Raleigh sohools "abreast
with tbe timee io this particolar."
Toe manual training idea in connec
tion witb our schools is growing, and
tbe more it is studied the bigger it
grows.
CUKKKei VUi
E.NT.
The Birmingham Ages Her old
says: "We believe both iron and
steal oan ba made aa oheap bare ia
Birmiogbam ae aay where elae io tbe
world." Then what is tbe nee of
clamoring for a protective tariff on
iron? If yoa are not hart by low
daties, wby do yoa ataod io tbe way
of the farmers getting obeaper bag
ging aod tiee aod farm supplies.
Mobil Register, Dem.
Alas for the laok of chivalry
io this political day aod generation !
A doseo of iDspeelreeeee were re
moved yeeterday at the Custom
House. They cannot vote, bat if
they ooald they would vote the Dem
oorstio ticket. Tbe redaottoo of the
force is, of coarse, announced as a
meaeore of economy, bnt tbe "dis
continued" ladies are not at all will
ing to socept that explanation. N.
r. Star, Dem.
ii anyoody nad said . a third 1
of a oeotary ago tbat the veteran
abolitionist and Kan pas free State
fighter, Jamea Redpatb, would one
day write a biography of Jefferson
Davie, with the permission and aid
of that gentleman, he sauld have
I - 9 i - -mm
bean deemed a promising subject
for aa asylum for idiots. And yet
this very thing is now taking place.
St. Louis GlobeDemocrat, Rep.
There is trouble brewing for
the President and fur his party over
the Montana Territorial election
acandal. If it shall tarn out that
the Territorial Supreme Court waa
summarily deprived of lea powers by
a Presidential proclamation in order
that a State Court com pored of Re
publioan Judges might reverse the
decision of the lower Territonal
Court in the matter of the Silver
How countv rAtnrn. a heasv reokon
1
'11 1 ) , 1 1 .1 1 .
ing win oe aemanaea oj u yuupp
of all concerned in such a wicked
and desperate crime against popular
rights and honest suffrage. This is
tbe year 1889; not 1876. JniL
liecord, Dem.
akk vor i i'kks 1 1 riot s f
V on Can Ulicoi.r br SsSIlaa Vuurself
i lie Koilowm Qufiiloni,
San Francisco Chronicle.
1. Do yon believe io witches,
spirits, elves, fairies, vampires,
gbools, ogres, imps, gnomes, bogies,
brownies, pixies or leprehanns r
2. Do you believe io an evil genius?
3. Do you believe in the evil eye Y
4. Do you believe io a bottomless
pit?
5. Do you believe io a devil wuh
horns, oloveo foot and a long spiked
tail?
. .
6. Would you pass the night in a
grave-yard, church, with a oorpse in
a chorch or a oharnel boose?
7. Do yoo wear anything which
oan be considered io the nature of a
talisman or mascot ?
8. Did yoo ever employ anything
as a talisman ?
0. Do you attaoh any meaning to
a fourleaved clover?
10. Would yoo willingly pass an
der a ladder?
11. Do you feel uncomfortable
when you spill salt?
12. Would you sit down with thir
teen at the table?
13. Would you start on a trip on
a Friday, or would you defer com
mencing an important work ou that
day?
14. Do yon attach any particular
importance to certain numbers, espe
cially to three, seven or nine?
15. Would you give a child of
yours tbe same name as tbat of one
who bad just died?
16. Arf you afraid of tbe dark?
17. Did you ever neve y. ur for
tone told by gypsy, astrologer, cards
or similar test ?
18. Were you ever made uoeasy
by bearing the insect commonly
knowo as tbu death watch?
10. Would you venture to knock
three times at midnight on the door
of an empty church?
20. I) you believe in dreams,
omens, portents, sign?, warnings,
harbinger, or baod writing on tbe
wall?
an AMiiDoiK or srBvetNs.t
His (iuroiUr to an
LaSr vto anitS
Admiring OlS
a Lock or taa
Hair.
WatAington LLUr to Xu York Tribune.
Colonel Thomas, one lime a mem
ber of Congress, ws in the city ibis
week, and among the tales of tbe old
days told the following about Thad
deus Stevens:
"Tbaddeus Stevens was sitting io
his office one day with a few friends
when io walked ao old lady, wearing
a poke bonnet, blue goggles and car
rying a green alpaca umbrella. She
looked around the room aa if in
oearoh of some one, and then said
solemnly :
" 'Can you tell me where to find
Tbaddeus Stevenr, the Apostle of
Liberty?"
"Old Thad" blnsbed.
" 'I'm Tbaddeus Stevens," be re
plied shortly.'
" 'Are you Tbad-e us Stevens, tbe
Apostle of Liberty?'
" 'I reckon I am, ma'am.'
"The old lady dropped her para
sol, made a rosb toward Stevens to
kiss him, aod wbeo be held her off
she said :
" 'I came from Bucks county to
see Thsd e-us Stevens, the Apostle of
Liberty, aod to take borne with me a
look of bis hair.'
"Tbe Apostle of Liberty took off
his r d wig, haoded it to her and
said:
" Tbere it is, ma'am. Take as
mooh as yoo want.'"
Tb Cunuirjmin and HI Wire.
From Lift.
One evening a man, tall aod spare,
sorrounded by a country atmos
phere, oautioosly approached tbe
desk at Willard's hotel and heeita-
tiogiy saia tnat oe wanted a room.
Mr. Harris placed the register before
him and baoded him a pen.
"What's tbat for?" inquired the
would-be guest.
"Sign yooroame, please," was the
reply.
"I've got a lady with me. It's my
wife we've jost got married," was
tbe faltering remark of the visitor.
"Then write both your names on
the register," was tbe advice given.
Ao iospectioo a moment later re
vealed tbe following entry ?
"Miss Jennie & me."
A Hlfnlficioi Pact.
AitovUU CitiM.
The Wilmington Stab incidental
ly reminds ns that in our notioe of
tbe North Carolina Press we omitted
mention of the fact that that paper
not only retaina, alone of all the
State dailies existing in 1874, its ori
ginei name, bat its. original manage
ment. And this is a very significant
fact as illustrative of tbe instability
of iournalism in the State. The Stajb
stands alone in its survival in original
form among the dailies; and among
the weeklies we only recall tne oaiis
bury Watchman, Mr. Bruner editor,
and the Elisabeth City Economist,
OoLCreeoy, who come down to us
j unchanged. 8ome have retained ori-
I a xr i AltAsa h a fr vara
r that ra
ginai napies; uut nunc uiuci u-v
recall are under the same eauionai
management.
Professor Langston of Virginia
has in the grounds of his home near Wash
iogton city a tree planted by Charles Sum
ner. The estate of Oliver Garrison,
a New York man who committed suicide
ia St. Louis, consist of $628,981.95 in per
sonal property
'M,Ar f RnflaiJ, intends
mperor of Bas is otepd
to marry Princess Helena of
. mmmmt Koor. fill CtVlH P ftVPT
The E
his eldest eon
Meotenegro, a very beautful and clever
1 slrl, who will be seventeen years old neit
1 i--,,-
I .January.
1 - -1
Oliver Johnson, one of the as-
socites of William Lloyd Garrison in the
organization of tne Abolition party in this
country, is slowly dying at his home ia
Brooklyn.
, Mrs. Louise Rector, wife of a
Chicaco hotel man, is dead. It was in her
room in Washington that Lincoln died, and
among her relics was the pillow opon
which his head had rested.
Captain R. B. Forbes, who has
been justly called l'the Howard of the sea,"
in reference to his work for sailors, is now
seriously ill at his home in Boston. He is
eighty-six years old; the oldest member of
the Boston Marine Society.
Robert Bonner likes to be as
I near ataua o as possioie, even on punuay.
iinnty-1ii'-ififii -m nil a i nittn in iv our
York, which stands immediately in front of
the stable where the trotter is. After the
service be goes around and gives the queen
of tbe torf a lump of sugar.
It is reported that Vice Presi
dent Morton will make bis permanent re
dence In Washington, retaining a residence
in New York only for legal purposes. He
is fully impressed with the future that lies
before tbe capital city, and intends to be
identified witb it after his term of office ex
pires. The Siamese representative in
the International maritime conference is a
floe English scholar, tborooghly under
standing and correctly speaking our lan -guage.
He is annoyed by the bad English
spoken by some of his colleagues, and open
ly corrects them when they make gramma
tical mistakes.
COMMERCIAL.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
STAH OFFICE, Nov. 15.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE Sales of
receipts at 42 cents per gallon. Market
closed nrm at this price.
ROSIN Market firm at 95 cents per
bbl for Strained and $1 00 for Good
Strained.
TAR Market quoted firm at $1 40 per
bbl of 880 ths. , with sales at quotations.
CRUDE TURPENTINE-Distillers quote
the market firm at $2 25 for Virgin and
Yellow Dip and $1 80 for Hard.
COTTON Market steady at 94 cents for
middling. Quotations at tbe Produce Ex
change were as follows:
Ordinary 00 cts $ lb.
Good Ordinary 00 " "
Low Middling 9 9-16 " "
Middling 9$ " "
Good Midline 10 " "
RK Elm.
Cotton 1,645 oeibS
Spirit Turpentine 144 oksIs
Rosin 585 bbls
Tar 205 bb)s
Grade Turpentine 83 obis
(OTTOAM HaVAL STOKKS
UEiKLV STATELIEST.
RECEIPTS
For weak ended Nov. 15, 1889.
Ootton. Spirit. Rosin Tar. Crude.
9.456 1,206 7 879 1.467 259
RECEIPTS
For week ended Nov. 16. 188a
Cotton. Spirits. Rosin. Tar. Crude.
8.749 1,093 8,059 680 541
EXPORT8
For week ended Nov. 15, 1889
Ootton. Spirits. Rosin. Tar. Crude.
Domestic 68
Foreign 18,176
.556 78 632 236
000 00 000 000
556 73 682 236
Total 13.289
EXPORTS
For week ended Noy. 16, 1888.
Cotton. Spirits. Rosin. Tar. Crude.
Domes. 8.205 695 195 805 475
Foreign 10.100 1.700 4,798 000 000
Total 13.805 2.395 4,988 805 475
STOCKS
Ashore and Afloat, Nov. 15, 1889.
Ashore. Afloat. Total.
Ootton 6,528 7.616 14,138
Spirits.- 5,095 000 5.095
Rosin 86.762 11.515 48.277
Tar 8,249 00 3 249
Crude..: 860 00 860
STOCKS
Ashore and Afloat, Nov 16, 18S8.
Ootton. Spirits. Rosin. Tar. Crude.
18,285 2,689 83,868 1.438 403
QUOTATIONS.
Nov. 15, 1889.
Cotton. 91
Spirits. 42,
Rosin.. 1 0095
Tar. . . .1 40
Crude". . 2 251 80
Nov. 16, 1888
tf 7-16
43
75 70
1 40
2 251 35
. DOmBlTlC J1AHKKTS.
By Telegraph to tbe Horning Star.
Financial .
Mvw Yobs, November 15. SvenLug.
Sterling exchange quiet and firm. Money
easy &t;58 per cent, closingfoffered at 6 per
cent. Government securities dull but steady ;
four per cents 127; four and a half per
cents 105. Statesecurities dull and fea
tureless. North' Carolina sixes 124; fours
Commercial.
Nbt York, Nov. 15 Evening. Cotton
quiet; middling uplands 10tc; middliag
Orlesas 10t; witb sales to-day of 91 bales.
Weekly statement: net receipts at this
port 4,785 bales; gross receipts 40. 145 bales;
exports to Ureal Britain 12,975 bales; to
France 1,200 bales; to the continent 7,400
bales; forwarded 15.431 bales; sales 1,927
bales, spinners 1,877 bales. Total to-day-net
receipts at all ports to-day 40.671 bales;
exports to Great Britain 19.589 bales; to
Prance 0.435 bates; to tbe continent 18.
15S bales; atock 676,012 bales.
Cotton Net receipts bales; gross re
ceipts 8,868 bales. Futures closed quiet
and steady, with sales of 77,900 bales at
tbe following quotations : November
10.0610.07c: December 10.0410 05c;
January 10.0310.04c; February 10,09
10 10c; March 10.1510 16c: April 10,22
16 28c ; May 16. 3010. 31c ; June 10 37
10.38c; July 10 4210.43c; August 10.46
10.47c
Southern floor fairly active but steady.
Wheat quirt but firm, and fc up; No. 2 red
844-a85c at elevator; options active and
J ugher and strong. Shorts buying
freely as well as foreign houses, partly
baaed on the increased exports and lighter
interior movements; No. 2 red November
oam.. nu.mlBKljI Taniinnr RfrS-iv MftV
I iBwiuuB.wr', " ,
90c Corn firmer butquiei; no. a, tutc
at elevator; options dull, c higher bot
firm: November 424c; December 421c;
May 4242io Oats firm but less active;
options fairly active and stronger; Decem
ber 28c; January 27$c; May 28fc; No. 2
spot 27c; mixed western 2629c Hops
steady and quiet; State new 8 18c. Coffee
options closed steady, and 2025 points
up, with decreased crop estimates; Decem
ber $15 1015 46; January $15 10015 40;
May $15 lois ou; ttio on spot nrm ana
J fairly active; fair cargoes I9ic Sugar, raw
held firmly with demand good and higher
prices asked; fair refining 4fc bid; ceu-
trifusato. 96 test, 5o bid; refined ai
extra C 5J6ic; white
6jroald A 7C: atandard
VWW1W T .
trifugals. 96 test, 5o om; rennea ana nrm;
extra c
A. 6ic;
. nAwdflrMi 7.' anulated 6 15-16c:
confectioners A 6f c; cot-loaf 7c; crushed
1 "st' - - . .
I -,,,kq ry Ui .aaco f Arainn nr.mino
cubes 74c. Molasses foreign nominal;
New Orleans fairly active; open kettle
good to fancy 4852; old 2846c. Rice
steady, aod in fair demand, domestic 4
60. Petroleum steady and quiet; erode in
bbls. at packers $7 75; refined here$7 45.
Cotton seed oil dull; crude 29c; yellow 35c.
Rosin quiet and steady; strained common
to good $1 07il 124. Spirits totpentine
nominal. Pork steady; mess inspected
$11 25ail 50. Btef quiet; extra mess
$7 20. Beef hams doll, quoted at 13c;
tierced beef quiet; city extra India mess
$13 50 15 00 Cut meats quiet: pickled
bellies, 121bs, 6ic; pickled sboulders 5c;
pickled bams 9$c. Lard stronger but
quiet; western steam $6 474; city steam
$6 05; options November $6 39 bid.
Freights to Liverpool steady; cotton 7 82d.
Grain 44d asked.
CHioaeo, November 15. Caen quctao
tions are as follow?.: 2 lour nrm ana
unchanged. Wheat No. 2 spring and No.
2 red 81a81f c. Corn No. 8, 84c. Oate
No. 2, 1920c. Mess pork $9 609 65.
Lard $6 006 024 Short rib sides $5 10
5 60. Whiskey $1 02.
The leading f uiures ranged as follows
opeoing, highest and closing: Wheat
No, 2 December 82, 824, 82; May 854,
854, 85f . Corn No. 2 December 32, 324,
324; May 33f , 33f , 33f. Oats No 2. De
cember 194, 194. 194; May 224, 284, 284.
Mess pork.per bbl year $9 174, 9 284, 9224;
May $9 674, 9 70, 9 70. Lard, pet 100
lbs year $5 824, 5 874, 5 85; May $6 05,
$6 074, 6 094. Short ribs, per 100 lbe year
$4 85, 4 90, 4 874.
Baltimokk, November 15. Flour fairly
active Howard street and western super
$2 252 75; extra $3 303 80; family
$4 004 40; city mills aod Rio brands
extra $4 50(514 65. Wheat southern firm:
Fultz 7388 cents; Longberry 7483
cents; No. 2 southern 81 cents; western
qoiet and closing easy; No. 2 winter red
on spot and November 8080t cents.
Cons southern nominal ; no stock ; western
quiet and steady.
Sx. Louis, November 15. Flour dull
aod unchanged. Wheat dosed 4c above
yesterday No. 2 red cash 79c. Corn lower,
dull and depressed; No. 2 mixed cash 304c
bid. Oats lower; No. 2, cash 184c bid.
Whiskey $1 02. Provisions qoiet and on
changed. COTTON OtAKisXfeVI-9.
By Telegraph to the Morning Star.
Nov. 15. Galveston, easy at 9 11-16C
net receipts 4,880 bales; Norfolk, quiet
at 9fc net receipts 2,530 bales; Balti
more, nominal at 104c net receipts 36
bales; Boston, quiet at 1 Of 104c net re
ceipts 13.473 bales; Philadelphia, Arm at 104c
net receipts 253 bales; Savannah, qoiet at
9fc net receipts 8,607 bales; New Or
leans, qoiet at 9 9-l6c net receipts 12,617
bales; Mobile, dull at 9fc net receipts
1,881 bales; Memphis, steady at 9 11-1 6c
net receipts 4,182 bales; Augusta, quiet
and firm at 9 9-l69fc net receipts 2,166
bales; Charleston, quiet at 9c net receipts
4,792 bales.
nsi6.i siBErs.
By Cable to.tha Morning Star.
LrvBHPooL, November 15, noon. Cotton
easy; American middling 5d. Sales to
day 8,000 bales; for speculation and ex
port 500 bales; receipts 21,000 bales, of
which 8,800 were American.
Futures dull and rather weak; December
and January delivery 5 37-645 36-64d;
January and February delivery 5 37-64
5 36-64d; February and March delivery 5
37-645 36 64d; March and April delivery
5 3764d; April and May delivery 5 39-64
5 38-64d; May and June delivery 5 40-640 ;
June and July delivery 5 42-64d; Novem
ber delivery 5 40-645 3964d; November
and December 5 39645 88 64d.
Wheat steady ; demand poor; holders offer
moderately. California No. 1, 7s 2d7s
24d. Receipts for the past three days 18,
000 centals, including 5,000 American.
Corn quiet ; demand poor; receipts of Ameri
can for the past three days 134,200 centals.
Weather is unseasonably warm with rain.
Sales to-day include 6,700 bales Ameri
can. Sales of cotton for the week 70,000
bales, of which 54,000 were American;
trade takings, including forwarded from
ships' side, 83,000 bales; actual export 9,000
bales; total imports 180,000 bales, of which
128,000 are American; total stock 522,000
bales, of which 341,000 bales are Ameri
can ; tosai anoat B4,uuu Dales, 01 wmcn
329,000 bales are American.
Liverpool,, November 15, 4 P. M.
Futures November 5 40-64d, seller; No
vember and December 5 36 64d, buyer; De
cember and January 5 36-64d, seller;
January and February 5 36-64d, seller;
February and March 5 36 64d, seller; March
and April 5 87-64d, seller; April and May
5 38-64d, seller; May and June 5 40-64d,
seller; June and July 5 41 64d, value..
Futures closed steady.
Tbe Coming Comet.
It is fancied by a grateful patron that tbe
next comet will appear in the form of a
huge boule, haviDg ' Golden Medical Dis
covery" inscribed upon it in bold charac
ters. Whether lb ts coEceit and high com
pliment will be verified, remains to be seen,
but Dr. Pierce will continue to send forth
that wonderful vegetable compound, and
potent eradicator of disease. It has no
equal in medicinal and health-giving prop
erties, for imparting vigor and tone to tbe
liver and kidneys, in purifying the blood,
and through it cleansing and renewing tbe
system. For scrofulous humors, and con
sumption, or lung scrofula, in its early
stages, it is a positive specific. Drug
gists, t
merit Wins.
We desire to say to our citiaens, that for
years we have been selling Dr. Bang's New
Discovery for Consumption, Dr. King's
New Life Pills, Buoklen's Arnica Salve
and Electric Bitters, and bave never ban
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given such universal satisfaction. We do
not hesitate to guarantee them every time,
and we stand ready to refund the purchase
price, if satisfactory results do not follow
their use. . These remedies have won their
great popularity purely on their merits.
At Robert R. Bellamy's Wholesale and
Retail Drug Store. f
Direct methods
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manufacturer direct,;is tbat now sought by
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An Awful Sore Limb
sum entirely cone. Fleea m mas or
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In Mi Condliion boptlMi. cured
by ae Cnticnra fKcmedlca in iivo
mouiba.
Cured by Cuticura.
For three years I waa almost cripplei with an
awful sore leg from my kaee down tc my ankle;
the akin was entirely gone, and the flesh was
one mass of disease. Some physicians pro
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one-third the size of the other, and I wan In a
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of two months I was completely cared. My
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exposed for over a year) got sound. The flesh
began to grow, and to day. and for nearly two
years past, my leg is as well as ever it was,
sound In every respect, and notaehrn of the dis
ease to be seen. 8. G. AHKHN,
Dnbo's, Dodge . o., Qa.
Skin Disease 17 Years.
?lfBven A6? 7 head at times as
I have been troubled with a skin and scalp dls-
1 uu luuuiiiK tore, ana my ooay was covered
I ul ai " . , , . , ' v '
VyIMi tbem as large as a half dollar I tried a
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publio to state the above case .
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Miss Julia DbWitt,
2227 N. 10th St., St. Louis, Mo.
m
Our baby when two months old waa
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time destroyed her eyesight entin ly, anil
caused us to despair or her life. The
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