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WtDWtJDT MOatX. JctV 7. 18-37
XX?TTXLICUI CATtfAWt.
IU W. D. Bvaa. ol IsJlAas,
h paateJ ars be fqssrtars la N
Y;rs. ffio wVct he proposves to
COX'Ki c3i?if xlt taw
, D.eTcrit ps.ty. H ojtct la
jm ticiaf ail ta New Ywl ,
d j"?r. 10 o-t assrer street
r (i representatives ol WTU
st.sec. wt r c operating wita
h.a . i lit a ties the Dtn v
cr:tc party, lit dxi no ttpct to
aroanN aytMaj la taw way o4
e'ecsun t orS: oea vfeo entertain
tit T!tl W VC b hoi is. bat h does
cs?ct t help ta RepwbUcaas la
their f fst Vt ta Dsmocratic
party, becisse h era not accept lha
frea silver pJaak oa wskh 6.500,000
Democrats stood ta th Use cam
paigai Ht propones to keep ap "tha
caapaif-a of vjacatioo altaoafn b
se-a to b-t lis olf eO act tor U ta
field taes far. aad also to take a aaad
ia taa racket ia Ktavazkf, Oslo aad
other Statu vaica hod elections oa
fjca tit aett P.-rstdeatial elect ia
takes place.
ta JTTTtacky it 14 said taat tba
"soaad oaaey Dscaocrats will pat
a ticket ia ta Stld, watca will be
cadorte 1 by tag Repabatcaas oo tba
pnapie. tappoae, that "tarsi
asoat la (air pUf." aad ia aa ease
as tie "soaai ai3oy Det-aocrsts of
taat State help ta Republicans
a'ect their ticket last November the
Rppabiicaa will reciprocate by
he'p'of ta-era elect socacbody. We
have very serioat doabes ol that,
bat that ia what Mr. Byaaa Is ajar-i-if
oo aad why he hopes to make
tracks ia that State.
Waea be gets iato Oslo aad other
Westera State where the Repab
Iicaas hive a viforoo orxsaiistioa
tattcad of th-.ir playtaj tec ood Si
die to his people, hts people will
hare to pi ay seco-sd fiddle to them, as
they did ia the election last falL As
they have been eery caaca disfasted
at their treat as eat by the Repaoiicaa
caiafrs si ace they have txea In
stalled la power, ia the way la which
thif hive related to tackle thecar-
rtacy aruwjo aad the way la which
they have tackled taetarU qaesuoo,
tVtre t t:I p'obaVlity that the
-odtl -a statesmen will pool
i-i4 direc-tf mi the RepabJicaet
a -assy j( cae-a dJ ta the laucaai-
tad Joe aad Daalel, aad other
who stood atraJfat ap aod made
stalwart fijht lor free aUver, tad that
the arty aacceasf al efforts to keep
taaatioo dowa or to avt the people
the benefit ol aaiaaed artJcIe vtre
by these taat free ulvtr Seaators
Itecaatplay that aa a jasllfica
tio ol bia coatlaaed oppoaitloai to
the Dsosocratki party, or at a plea
ta get rccrsiu (or hli coatlajeat, for
itbafraal. Taa Oct It that Mr.
Byaaa aad they wha c operate
wit hiaa ia his protTamt are aiai-
ply aakiay; cats paws ol theai selves
for the RepabOcaas as thy did la
the last eiectloa, whea they helped
elect Meld a ley aad la reed the Pres-
iieacy over to hioa aad Mark.
Haaaa.
xox xirriov.
ptij. ta:y pat tickets of
ivk ) ta the njti. throw thetr
v- tif on taeu as the 131.16-J
vi) tot Pal-aer aad Bockaer
4 . a!3 . p.iia at "Sa
tai D;jt:j aelp the "Ma-ta-;
jtt pj6Kj3" ia their fijht
tjtt ta tvacrattc party. They
W! tiea?'y pi ay tae role ol catspasrs
t)''iR -nc can., help tha rctaia
por-r h-rv taT have it la States,
aa-i c ;a- atiooal GavtraneaL TX
wat :hs ad aad comfort that they
d :tc 'r avl ia J rectly jive the Re-p-iiUi
.a the lat ctectioos
taat tatNJ the Repabiicaas to
jc art eaaah ia tae See ate to
carry throafh a tans' bill or aay
r l4,'a:ta waith that party la
iaterrtted -a. They are really re
iibii f a the tan! bill af alo
which thty are aaw protruia j. whc
they kaew ) as well as they kaow
hoc oaaay davs there are la the year
that if the RepVlaas woe ia the last
eiectioo we woald have a cicesaivc
carif law. Bat they were so aatioos
to defeat tht party which refased to
perm t theta to fraase its ptatiora
, that they shat thetr eyes to that aad
west tt biiad aamst Bryaa aad
SewaiL
It it ndcaloat to read the reasoas
Mr. Byaaa a!jus for tryias; to
keep ap the orf aaisatioa of the le
diaaapolia decoys, oa which he bases
ho haoes ol aiimj a taafibte
ahjwta at tae aeit eiectioo. He
CiAivna at the streafth ol the bofas
aacioaal Oeaocracy aot only the
W1.1W voters who cast their
ballot tor Palmer aad Beckaer
ba: the aakaowa aaaber ol "Deao
crau" who voted d:rectly foe Mc
IC'aley aad Mobart. rather thaa
throw their voces away oa the two
vjoerabie decoys wha represceted
the "Natioaval leotocraxic party," the
I'ttle cwd ol whicfa Ha. W. O.
Byaaa steered. He claims also
thooeaads ol Oeaocrata who, a(
thaafh they dd aot beUrve la free
silver, adhered to the caadtdates ol
tae uetcafo coaveauoo oa accoaat
cf thetr d-slike ol the "Repabiicaa
3 arty. He aspects oat ol these
tarve e'-ena ?a-.s to fara a party which
wl be sameroas eaoafh to make a
respectable parade behiad hts bead
wafoa.
W'hat he hal to base aay soch hope
at that oa la view ol the eat has! sea
onth which the Democracy ol Keo
tacky aad Oato reaAraed the
O.Xa platform ia aoc appareat,
aad we have fiid to dacovee avay
iai.M.ioa ol fip over to aay ol
the oiaer Spates, where there haa beea
aay rroaocraiic eiprrssloo oa the csr
rvtwy q vrstioo. He says the Demo
crats whdare opposed to high tario
taaa'ioa wCl is tnew ol the tendency
to prc'ectioa as shown by free silver
Democrats la the Sooth aad the
West cat loose from them aad
jxa hands with the nanl for rrve
aae" "oo d aoney Democrats, bat
Mr. Byaaa loses sJht of the fact
that tae only oppoaitloa the hi(h
tartf atn hai in the Senate came
from Democratic Senator like Vest
There ta hardly a day that docs
not brief one or mar reports from
some secttoa of the coaotry of the
perpetration, or aueapied perpetra
tion, ol that crime the penally of
which ta speedy death, li caafht,
witaoat the formalities ol law. Ia
view ol the aaaher who pay this
penalty, aad the almost oalvcrsal
determlaatloa ol the people to ea
force It, the treqaency with which
this crime Is committed la aitooish
laf. Waen they do attempt it the
fsilty brates uke their lives ia thdr
ova hand i aad they know it, aad
taeref ore they are not proper sab-
iects for sympathy, bectose they de
li berate I y aad kaowiagly lavite their
fate. The fact that the people so
Ctnerally resort to this violent
method ol prompt paalahmeot aay be
deplored, bat It Is also to be deplored
that the people have so generally
come to the cooclastoa that this Is
oecesiary to protect society. Ua
fortaaately the retribution has not
altocether the e fleet aloasd at, be-
caate racial prejudice figures ia it
more or lets, aad the effort Is made
by short-sighted people to create
the impression that the retribatioo Is
as mac a or more oo accoaat of
the color of the calprtt thaa of
the crime with which he Is charged,
aa impressioa whica hat been very
mach strengtheaed by the utter
ances of some colored preachers
(some ol wham are qaltc distia-
tslshed). aad others i aspired by sec
tional aatipathy or motives which
are not commendable. If they all
took the same view of It as Bishop
Caiaes, of the Gorla Africaa
Methodist Episopal Caarch, does,
aad spoke at sensibly aad plainly as
he does, there woald be less of the
crimes which are visited with speedy
vesgeaace, aad fewer victims woald
pay the penalty. Ia a letter recently
pablished he says:
I toe one sot ao. wi'lisj to ac laoafht
la tf apstkf cmk crime or criaiaals aad
esoacial.f wita ihoee of t character I
a sow caneieertaf.. II the colored
peopie ae a race aspect togua tae cosh
desce aad reapvet of lavir white aeiefe
aort aaJ to eievate taecaaeivra la taa
acaie ot ovilrsad hie taf apat
aa ia no aacertai av ifecir detcata
tion of tae caore aratai of tae; r race wao
coain t tae aortitla off races of rape, ar
son aaa taa like. Taere meat be ao
maveitn eyaiastev for snca ct trader
so 4 ft tern tarir ova ract aad ariag
taa aero Into saaasa aa1 c Mteniot
Tais Is ad vies that the colored peo
ple aa a rale should poodcr seriously
npoo. If they did aad acted opoo it,
it woald do mach t deter from the
commission of these crimes by the
brates who coast epoa the sympathy
ol their race aad their aid to
screen them from arrest and paaiah-menL
boos monexs.
Taa Utile folks will eajot the JTy
aaaherof St.ftkktUt. which ahonads
la storine aal eaea atttev as the? like
to rani, all aaaasoeanlv illnstrated. This
pahUcatlon la aot only aa estertalaer
bat aa ed scat or. Pehlished bf The
Caatary Comar. Ualoa Sqaare, New
York.
Tfcere ere soma vtlaiate aad lattrac
tive article m the Jaty aaaahsr of Tk
Smtktm oVato. oae on Tobacco Cel
lars in the S hat a, at A. M. Hawaii, aad
one on Climate aad Haaltb. by Chaa. W.
Daanev.Jr. PabUahed by The Maaa-
fdctnrers Record Compaav. Baltimore.
Martlaad.
Taa Ja-r aaaher of Mc&urti Uf
mji is aa letarcsttag- oae. The ad-
aitara of Aedree Jackaoa will be ia
tereated la tks pipers oa his tile, haad
aoeaaly Uia tuatad. whil otaers will fiad
a lara aaaoaat of eatertaiaiag matter.
PaaUahed hr the S S. McGara Com
paar. 141-lM E itt Tareaty-filth sUeet.
New York.
Ths Ja'f atsiff ol 7a Ldus
Hm 0mrmsJ iS a bsiuufal one. sp.ea
d.dr iusiree4 aad A Isd wittt later
ct.i aad iattremra teadiag matter-
Tae ladtet will fiad taa lasaloa aad
doaseuc dsotrtaaau as ataal fall of
lal lalorasuioa. Paa.iakad bf the
Cnrtis Pshlishiag Compaav. Patla
delphia. Tae Kt94fw 0 Rtpitmt waic a it a 1
was laieraMta. preseatt a fiie aad
var.ai 1st ol oatsatt f.r jy. ea
brc.a4 ' Tit P.orets at tae. Wor.d."
waica is aa aacvclopedia of leadtag
t.MiU vi.b sk;t;aei of psp wbo
fiare promts tail v ia the hrstorv of the
dir. Tas namajr w. ss oa I. copi-
oaslr IUsetrata-1.
SPIRITS TUEPENTINE.n I TWAIN AS A REPORTER.
Alleghany Star : I The small
train crop Is good this year better
than It has been for several years.
Henderson GtJ Ltaf: While
not opposed to better roads or better
schools, many people are opposed to
aa Increase la their taxes just at this
time. On the other band both pro
positions fiad advocates and It will
require an official vote to decide the
question.
Concord Standard; Quite a se
rious fight occurred Sunday after
noon at Ebenezer Church, in town
ship No. 10, between two negroes.
Black well KUer, a 15-year-old boy,
and Bill Little, became involved in a
dispute, when Kiier struck Little oa
the bead with a rock with sucbi tre
mendous force that it crashed Lit
tle's skull, who will , probably die
from the effects. Kizer's father told
the boy to skip the country, and the
child departed for parts unknown at
his father's command. Sun
day afternoon Messrs. W. L. Brfl
and Ira Mehaffey opened the
mite box that bangs In the vestibule
of the First Presbytenaa church, and
to their surprise, discovered that the
box had been robbed of a part of its
contents. Several weeks ago Mr.
Mehattey, who cirried the keys,
opened the box and at that time it
contained more than $5.00, but when
be and Mr. Bell, the church treas
urer, opened it Sundty only about
$3 00 va there. From all indica
tionson the inside of the box, it was
readily seen that the box had been
taken down and the coin shaken out.
It is not known who committed the
robbery, bnt several little white boys
are suspected of the theft.
AMERICAN bKOOMS.
TWINKUNj
Senator Allison, la the Senate
Monday, in reply to ioqeiries, while
esprrtslag aa opinio a as to the prob
able revesoe for the coming year un
der the new tariff', was candid enough
to admit that it la imposaible to
make aaythiog like definite esti
mates. All they can do is to Uke
the receipts from imports, aad In
ternal revenne for pre vi out years,
aad with these as a guide estimate
what the revenaes may be. This Is
aa sear as they caa get to it, aad or
dinarily speaklag may be near
enoagh for all practical purposes,
bat when aa cmergeacy tariff is
framed, to provide against a present
or pending deficit then there shoald
be socaethisg definite to go a poo
and specnlalioa should figure
very little la the premises.
Of coarse the Imports under
the new tariff are problematical,
they will depend not only apon the
deues, bat also on the condition of
bostaess ia the coon try. If that
shoald take 00 new lif e.and the people
ba;aa to prosper, the Importations
aught be large, aad the surplus from
la terns 1 revenue large, but with coo
tinaed depression, the Importations
will be redaced to the minimum, as
will also be the receipts from later-
sal revenue, la which eveat Instead
ol providing against the deficit there
woald be a larger one. VTith the
outlook at present, with the basiaess
dipcasaioa, tae increased tariff da
tie aad the large amount ol staff
Imported to escape the higher da ties.
the new tariff docs aot promise, for
soae time at least, to be mach of a
revenue prodacer.
The Skirts of the Day "Why
do von atvtr watr roar leveled garter.
Mad(r
"Oa. I doa't likt tabs otieatatiout."
DttrtU fturmt
Mamas (tadlv holding ap a
attrlf eaotr I u) "R xiel. be you
owe at inv preserves a-aia?
Rcae (-ateatlv comaing her del;
hair) Ma as a 1. didn't gaadna teach
f on when von i a little eirl. same's
von htvs at ao; to be too 'qaiaitivt?"
--V.
The Oaly Rind Irate Citizen
(to aeorefcet) -Hi. then! Hire ptdei
trtias ao rtas la this crt?
Scorcaer (vassa b) Gertail
t aaetal rite." Brookly
Lift.
Mrs. K aiver "For mercy's
stk. Marv. wuat are tba c&ildreo qor
reiiat a boot ?"
Hrr "It's oolf la (aa. mam: they
b p.aviae tber're married. Botton
TtMtcri4.
The Verdict: "Won't you try
ibtcatccea loup Jaigt?' stked Mra.
Snttb of ber ooirder. aot aaticing that
btbad goat beroad tbe sojp stsje it
bis diaaer.
I bava tried it. midam. replied tba
Jalje "Tbe cbiccea bis proved sn sl
itx. Truik
Her Secret: She "There, I have
told von at secret. Promise me too will
tall uoat. aot evca soar ile.
He "No. Mr "ile told me ibs mnro
lg ao: to aay aa ytbiog aaoat it." .V Y.
Jmrrut.
"They d say that every Ameri
caa is a boot laveotor." and tae patri
otic ecatlcmaa.
"Mr batbtad." said a lat lady. ' it sn
exception. He uses tbe sime o'd
caaeafor beia out la that I ae4 to
bear my latber ate. InMtnapolis four
mml. Tbe Height of Courtesy
CibVt "Sadie S'imaoa It p!ite isa't
tbe ?
S:oae "How so ? "
Ca Lit. airfQt I stked
tike tbe b-e ctair. sad sae said :
yoe .' -Piuk
Mr. Benham "I wish
stasia again."
Mrs. 8-aaam ' Yoo horrid
Wat: wonld von do il oo were ? "
Mr. Bcabam ' Marry yonaeaia.
Mrs Bsbam "Oa. yoa darlieg crest
are." Mmdtm Stct 'ttjr
Bodvoo That's tbe way with
yon women. Wbea yon ssy ao yoa
oaly vast to be coaxed a litttle to tay
BadsoM Aad whea you men say
'no K don't bkt macb coaxag to make
von say I don', care it I 6a.'Pitltimrr
TTM Brst Id the World and m Lauxer Part
-or lh Worl.l Mirjl With Thrm.
Arrifriran brm-ra r.rp cip:rtl In birpe
Darner to n tuiT coi!iitrln. Our exjwr
talhin cj hrtmiiis t. suioe countries have
wllbln rpt-rnt yi'nr", owing to natural
cnu. , det rm-M, l ut our pprcpate ex
ports arv riPTcrttieli? now In r per than
etrr, anil mill Incrt'nslnp. We and broom a
to C'cntml America. South .iuerlca and
Soi:h A:ricv to the l"nitl Kinlom and
to Franco unci OIiTinuny. Wo nnt many
limn; toAuitmlia. Now we mnd few
bnoi:n tbcre liut we wml largo qua ntl
tlv uf brorin corn, and wc wnd there, too,
bmommaklng machinery. American;
hroommaktr.x iimchlnerr is wnt aim to
orl;i r fur ipu i-ouiitrios. At one time many
American l.mtunn were Mild in the Arfrcn
tln IN public, but now they are raising
broom corn on the Plntto river, and mtk
tnfr brtwuia dowu tot rv too. We send now
atxl then a little lot of broom to Chlna
but we stud none, or practically none, to
otht-r Aslati; cuntriu, and our export to
Clilna nrv :.inll aa to be of no oonaider-
tl'io whatever in tbe account.
Tbe climate cf thin country ia favorable
to the growth of I room corn, and here
bi-x:i .rn i ci.ltltntetl with the grvntedt
klll nr.d with the best result. Consider
al.lf i;uint:ii. of broom corn ore raUcd in
Italy, but it U nf a poorer quality, and It
in loinmorly rmilttl to r!-en to much
ur-t.l It ij ml end lu'iK-vji and br.tle. The
Italian ctrn Is m&do Ir.to brooita in tJcr
many.AvhtTe tho Lilior is much chcupcr
th.m horv. Ri.: that t Iienpn-s is offset
liy tfH- f.i-ctite ; -x- i f n.:it h!nery htre. In
this coi.-nlry in n the ct.-n ittlf is har
vested ni:d ir:.i! ly irncbinea. Ainericnn
I n'i! "I tin l iner gredis arc put down
In .i ni:any i.t priit that nrv very close to
thoe uf 1 be 1 r r (li niuin brooms. Tbe
blhtr fi.n!m.( An.ericjin Ij-ooms cost
n;t rv, but ti;y ire the lft brnoius in tho
wrrM. They an l in durability and in
all other gntxi quUities. Some brooms are
parkei! for export In l-oin, but there are
countrlrs In v. huh imptrt duties are levied
on orr. weight where a packing box
would bo too costly a t.ire, and brooms for
cxjurt 1. re ciiinmunly packed in burlaps,
bandits and all N ing conpletely covered.
Wo send no whisk brtioms to Ktirope.
Tbt rt- tb still tling to the old fashioned
rl.nlit I rush. Hut to nil other countries
to which we send I moms we send whisk
broums too. New York Sun.
MODERN MEXICO.
hr to
Alter
I were
wretch.
CURRENT COMMfcNT.
Why make a fass about Mark
Haaaa baying tbe Reed delegates
from Alabama to vote for McKinley
at a cost of $17,000? He bought
boin the nomination and tbe eiectioo.
Nobody with n grain of sense doubts
that. Lnisttlb DisfaStk, Dtm.
We are quite sore the boose
minority will do nothing to delay
action on the Una bill wbeo that
measure finally escapes from the
sxoate. Oar confidence in this mat
ter is based wholly oa Tom Reed's
capacity for sitting down on mioor
It'et aod at the sime time utilising
majri'les for doormats. Washing
tan Pit, Ind
Mr. Broom has said It.
From now oa the campaign against
free silver will be wage J with energy,
end we intend to continue the cru
sade until the project for s debased
currency Is strangled beyond hope
of resurrection " Proceed, gentle
men, proceed. Only be kind enough
to keep on yourowo side of tbe road.
Yoa cannot make tbe line between
yonrielves sod tbe democratic party
too cleif.fndidmifWu Sfntinet, Dcm.
We hear a great deal from
Washington of elaborate courtesies
bet wee a the Spanish Minister aod
oor new Minister to Spain How
loog will It be before we hear some
thing farther of attempe to Inaugur
ate policy la regard to the barbar
ons and bloodthirsty warfarn against
freed xn in Caba which shall please
the Amercan people without special
concern for the feeliogs of tbe Span
Ish Mlnist err AVav Yrrh VU,
m.
Tti Vimrr In Il I-'alldinf I p That Pres
ident Ilaa Holds.
Win n once we bad pokrn of the school
systnu rniur,t Piaz ban creaUtl for
Meiloo the th tut wiili h more than any
other sdiiil to kindle him and when
ho bud given in live minutes nn astonish
ing blrt! ye lew uf a huge field, he add
ed. It srvt:;xl t me with a Cr.e mingling
tf dipnlty and pnthts: "And thp-Kglish
Is ctim ulstiry. So. when we, the old, are
gone. Mril.ti w:!l hae two Idioms."
And Spain, v. hen the theme was tbe
steps up whli h one l y one ho has banded
Mexico fn m Internet tent anarchy to sure
peace, he said gravely and with that Buiae
tersencM: "It ntt!txl something of the
strong hand (la manodura). But every
year it could rrlax. Now, though there
are some who do Dot love ' PorCrio, ' all
love peace. So the flst Is wide open. There
Is full litany free scbouls, free ballot,
free press. '.They may do what tbey will
so tbey do not Drc a gun at me." litre is
iho keynoteof irodern Mexico a dictator
ship which hut ff i.t ungrudgingly Its
b)(l ami Its caro for the country 's prog-
Jt Is Ibis mtn. whore eye and voice and
step brlle the hslf of his years, t hat has
wrought tbe Mexican miracle. And If he
has put a new face on his country it 1? not
a wbit more renarkablc than tho trans
formation ke bus vt rought upon his own
shoulders. This has la-en a transfiguration
of which I know no parallel. Making duo
allowance for the change of fafbion In
facial landscaro gardening, IVrCrio Dial
was not from the start visibly frontispleced
by fste for all that he boa become. Within
a youth's memory bo wore the mere fea
tures of a soldier. Even In the seven tU-s be
might have been a chief of ruraloa. But
today bis face la unmistakable, and a
proverb for "the handsome man In Mex
ico. " By sheer features this Is not true.
Bnt by tba collective Impression It la. In
fsoermtlon he has given himself a new
face, aod even made over the shape of his
head. In all tbe breadth of a regenerated
republic there is no more striking monu
ment to tbe thought It has needed to turn
the Mexico in which Juares died Into the
Mexico of today than the very bead of the
man wbo did It. Charles F. Lorn mis In
Harper's Magazine.
ta Pixa Pan ftaaan Used by the Huxr
1st Wu Vash.'"
Mr. Clemens' first pen name,
when be commenced to write for
Joe Goodman's Territorial Enter
pi ise in Virginia City, Nev., about
1CC3, as correspondent from Esme
ralda district, where he mined for a
living, was Josh. The fan and hu
mor that babbled ap in his letters
tickled the Washoeites and made
the paper sought after. They sent
for him, and he came, gladly relin
quishing the pick and shovel, the
windlass and the bucket, for the
journalist's pen. Mr. Clemens came
to Virginia City dressed in the usual
garb of a miner, well worn at that,
and demeaned himself with all a
miner's freedom. He had also, in a
greater degree than subsequently,
the exceptional drawl in his speech
which he chose to consider one fac
tor in the sum of his distinctive in
dividuality. He took readily to re
porting the varying fortunes of the
mining community and strengthen
ed the writing force on The Enter
prise materially, while at the same
time availing himself of legitimate
oppoitnnities to acquire "feet" in
the Comstock and shares in different
outlying mines. He was accounted
quito rich in this kind of property
at ceo time. With liberal remunera
tion for his work, his personal ap
pearance rapidly improved, and he
grew to bo a swell in a mild way.
besides cleaner in speech as well as
in dress.
Becoming dissatisfied with his pen
name Josh, be changed it to Mark
Twain, l y which at the present day
he is knewn in the literature of the
world.
About I SG I llr. Clemens came to
San Francisco. It cannot be said he
liiiifje many friends in Nevada.
Pin ra were some who affected his
company on account of his writings,
l.ut he Lad not the faculty of win
ning friendship. Before he arrived
iu the city he had accumulated, as
l.-efore stated, a good deal of money,
every stiver of which he sunk in
Hale & JCorcross. Then he took up
the burden of literary life again.
He wrote San Francisco letters to
his old paper. The Territorial Enter
prise, and for some real or fancied
cause attacked the local police so
persistently and fiercely that Mar
tin O. J. Burke, who was chief of
the force at the time, brought a suit
for libel against the paper. Such
envenomed communications as Mr.
Clemens wrote on this subject have
rarely been penned. They made the
official equanimity of the old city
hall boil like a caldron of asphaltum,
the fume and 6tench being in pro
portion. Ho also contributed for
Charley Webb ("Inigo' to The Cal
ifornian for The Golden Era, and
ditj all sorts of literary work where
by ho could turn a cent. It was a
terrible xiphill business, and a less
determined man than himself would
have abandoned the struggle and
remained at the baso. Mr. Clemens
joas at Steamboat SpriDgs, Nev., for
his health, when the letter was
written offering him a place on The
Call. He came down shortly after,
but judging from his appearance
fortune had been nlavinn scurvv
tricks with him in the interim. With
out doing the gentleman any injus
tice it can be freely stated that al
though at the time a good general
writer and correspondent, ho made
but nn indifferent reporter. He only
played at itemizing.
'Considering his experience in the
mountains, he had an inexplicable
oversion to walking, and in putting
b8 matter on paper he was, to use
his own expression, "slower than
the wrath to come." Many funny
and characteristic incidents occur
red during his few mouths' stay on
The Call. Ho only wanted to remain
long enough, he said, when ho en
gaged to go to work, to make "a
stake," but on leaving his purse
was no heavier than when he came.
The most notable thing he did that
can now be recalled was a philippic
against some undertaking employ
ees, where the morgue happened to
be, for tho deadhouso in those days,
like the old fashioned plan with the
country schoolmistress and the vil
lagers, was "boarded round," each
undertaker accommodating the cor
oner in turn. It appears some one
about the place refused to give Mr.
Clemens information or to let him
see "the slate," and next morning
he got such a dose, commencing
"these body Bnatchera," that a gen
eral apology was immediately made
by every man in the establishment.
The proprietor was east at the time,
but when he read the article he
shivered, as he confessed afterward,
and considered his business ruined.
Mr. Clemens parted from The Call
people on the most friendly terms,
when it was found necessary to make
the local department more efficient,
admitting his reportorial shortcom
ings and expressing surprise that
they were not sooner discovered.
San Francisco Call.
Cripe
When you take Hood's Fills. The big, old-fash
ioned, sugarosted puis, which tear you an to
pieces, are not in it with Hood's. Fasy to take
and easy to operate, is true
of Hood's Pills, which are
trp to date In every respect.
Safe, certain and sure. All
druggists. 25c. C. I. Hood & Co.. Lowe.'!. Mass.
The only Pills to take with Hood's Sarsap;ir::ia.
Pills
m I uyoHfxcooH-i
lyg? PICKLIHF jjdigL
I
COMMERCIAL.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
SIS
844
82
n
til ilr.
A GOOD SITTER.
'!. r-o nil; fl-..l sli on thim I'lnn. tlie old t
h, D h
Pick LsI."
EXTF?A
SMOKING TOBACCO
uldon iielt of North carotin. ;
rrown lit th
Clgmnt! BHk guet wltli tcb 3 ox. ucfc.
Made from the Pumt, Rlitaat sril 8eett leaf 2
unit
tguel
ALL FOIl lO VVMTS.
A Pleasant, Cool and Drlleiitiul Smoke.
Lyon A Co. Tobacco Works, Durham, ft. C.
APPOINTMENTS
For Vnt i ton the 8 b-p of Eit
Crcltn.
lair 7. Wrdiies-l!v, Ccmmanion,
Chapel of the Cross, Aurora.
Iul 8. Tnoisday, M P, S John's,
Maselwville.
Jul? 9 Friday. E P, Sladeaville.
J-iW 11. fourth Sunday after Trinity,
MPS George's, Hde county.
July 12 Monday, E P. Fairfield.
July 13 Tueaday. E P. Swan Quarter.
Joly 18. fi'tb Sunday after Trinity, M
P, S Paui's, Besu'ort.
July 18 fifth Sandgy after Tricity, E
P. S Oemr-qt's. Biau'oit:
Corn. Communion.
E P Evening prater.
M P Morning prayer.
Holy communion at all morning services
toe CDiidien catechized when prac
ticable. Tbe Vestries will pleate be prepared
to meet rhe Bishop
Offerings to be for Diocesan Mission?
unlets otherwise announced.
STAR OFFICE. July 7.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE Market
steady at 23 cents per gallon for
mscbioe-made casks and.23j cents
'for conn try casks.
ROSIN Market firm at 1 25 per
bbl tor Strained aad $1 80 for Good
Strained.
TAR. Market firm at $1.15 per
bblofSSOfts.
CRUDE TURPENTINE. Market
steads ; $1.30 per barrel for Hard., 1 80
for Teiioar Dip aod 1 90 lor Virgin.
Qaotatioos same day last year bpirtts
turpentine dull. 3ij 'A rotirr firm.
$1 ZiX, 1 87W; tar firm. $1 SO. crude
turpentine firm. $1 30 1 70, 1 80.
RXCCIPTS.
Spirit Turpentine
Kosin
Tar
Crude Turpentine
Receipts same day last year 303
casks spirits turpentine, 463 bols rosin.
luo oois tar, 07 bola crade turpeottne.
COTTOM
Market ;firm oa a basis o' 7Jc for
middling. Quotations:
Ordinary 6H cts f tt
Good Ordinary " "
Low Middling... 1 " "
Middling 1 " '
Good Middling 8 "
Same day last year, mid iic 7
Receipts 1 bale; tame ;att
year 1.
comrrmr ruovvct
PEANUTS Nrtfl Cr!a-4-Pnme
6055 j per btttfatl of tf r,,ir.t Extra
fnme. 70c: rscr. to:.
Extr Prime. 44&50c: Fct
CORN Fata.
ROUGH ftlZE-A'lj
H. C- BA3COU-3cadr
to : pet sonn vri
Sflea. 7 s
SH1IGL5 rr i'.y.i.-i re!is-,h
n carta a gaps. fl.Art so s tscn
3 25 v Vi, ws incit Sl M V Vi
TIMBER Mex tarty m 5 V, w
8.50 per M.
' n
tie
1
)
Cut
Virginia
c.Ci'.i per
txvt per
If .31,
, t -j
bat firm wita corb. closing
higher: foly 23s. closed at
ber S3033KC. closed t3Jc t-Qtk Qu
mtss $4 858 75; Ito-. car aV,v
10 50 family $9 3J10 0) b-' Z
Wtstern steam f 33; Juiy gt 117 ,:
oal: refined qmet: Coanaeoi f ..'
South American 3 OO.compojoii u-w
IV. Batter steady nx
Western creamery 11015c. WM .,n '
tA..41itAl Pl i. lfC-
creamery 9&tc. Slate fi4i,v i
ic. ao. crcaneiy llfjlfic ( tu
sieaav: state large oJ7c im . , :
4i3iC; Western, part saim. HfTr.u
Int. Li9ftflj C ! '
n . a. . . . ' '
rrDDSTivania ll40llc: Wnttrr 1
lOffilOXc Cotton seed O'i att v
ry ra iat nriiris) -rnla OA a . t
K" "-a mwv. avrW( ""'I'lOdl J rT
1010. tttti?r grades 28.; pritr.r t,r.
mer woite 20O27c Pefroieum j
Taflow steady; c ty (M 00 per o cAf('
9;. country (packages free; 8Jtfc a,
quality. Rice steady;, domes. i . u - ,
taira 4Hc: Japan 4j4i M K(,
strad. New Orleans, t.pea ten c t
to choice t829i. Peanuts s'e-. i .. ,
naad pickrd 4a4Jc C.bbite L
Ialaod. per tenei 75180c. Ttrn f.
per carrier. $1 21 60; Fiorid i : ,a
$100. Pjtatoes firnj, Ne Yjt i)
1 73; S-rotbern sa-tc.s l
Coffee Spot Rio dml; Cortioa Mi','"
sales 200 eags M.racaibo. P. T im. 0 '",
Central Amncau. P. T. Sui-.r-r.'
firra, fi r refining ZUr- Ctm,l. .
"st 8c: aiirs)0 tisneads Mut ve- ,
89 test 3 refined firm. mould A 5; star.-',
ard Aific, confectioaera' A 4, ; c,i
lo-.f aod crushed pswdered 7i
granulated 4c. cutes 5c.
Ch):ago. July fj Com ai p,e
CEioeoiiv ihe market on Charge t -day.
Fears cf flamage from ihe pre.
va:hrg not winds mrted a geceral buy
ir.v m jvement ana reiulied in an art
vaote of a Iu I lc. Thr remaikoe
tpurt hdd mjre oi irst ufljecce on ail
Otbr.r milltelS. Whr.l imrr
?r. . -Bc ana
-HICAGO
F
7c
FINANCIAL MkKS.r.
St Telegneb to tht Morsiaa S-ji.
Nkw, YORK. July 6 Evenio?.
Money on call easy at ljtf&lM per
cent., last loan at 1J4 and dosed otfered
at per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 84 per cent. Sterling exchange
was steady; actual buaicets in bank-
era' bills 485187 for demand; 4853
486 for sixty days. Posted rates 486i
487 i and 488493 Commercial bili.
485. Silver certificates 60J. Goy
ernment bonds were steady; fivr.s, regis
tered. 114; fives, coupon, 114?,'; fours,
registered. 111: fours, coupon, 112f;
twos, registerca, vox, state cmnas dun.
North Carolina sixes 125; North Caro
liDa fours 102 Railroad bonds weak.
I -ipetl t!ie Coin,
'i l o sijr t.i. lit 'kii):; of Denmark
ft 1 1 iry i.'ii li.e s.if"ink r.ito the stret't to
allow -,r!i FtruiifriVs to rs-s recalls that
other M.ry ot tl:e Vurikce in St. Peters
burg ;.c, meeting n distinguished Rus
sian iu a very narrow walk, on either fide
of which were deejis of slime, took a coin
from hid pocket, flipped it in tire face of
the mnn and culled out, "Heads or tails?"
The Rus.-.i;in, smiling, signified in perfect
French, "Tails," and tails it was. With
a low bcwHlie Yankee stepped into the
mud, knee deep, and the Russian, salut
ing, passed on. It was Uaron de Oiers, the
great foreign minister. New York Press.
NAVAL STORES MARKETS..
By Tststraph to tks Moraimc Sui.
New York. Juiy 6. Rosin quiet;
trained common to good $1 7ajl 73.
Spirits tai pectins quiet at 28U28Vc.
5AVAVNAS, J-i'y 6 Sjirns tur.pcn
foe s ea"v at 2tic: -.lcs 100 cask. re
ceipts 3 817 casics Rosic firm: salts 1 816
Oarreli; receipts 5 400 barrel; quota
Hons closed at; A. B. C. D $1 80 E
II 35. F fl 40, G $1 45. H ( 1 6J. I fl 65.
K $1 65 M 1 75, N 1 85. W G i 00,W
W 2 50.
provisions 2 to .0..
July 6. Cash auou'lon
r our .cjdf. Woeat. No. spring tkUz
Miftji ,N 2"hll" on board
, M.C" P Uk t,a'tt' 7 70S
- 7., Urd. pr 100 tb, 4 10 Shoit
r.'i a itt. k-Oie 14 304 60 Dry saltr '1
.va.--Jers. Z,jxtrl t 7.5 Ot) Sn
tir s ee, b-jxei. (4 75Q4
Wo tee, i 19 1
Ts ie-iiici futcrei ranged as lo ',at
itx&ing. bigbcit. lowest ad cic -t
Wbeat-Jaf9 W .68 t.Qc S ,
lemSer 64 VH Jt '44 W '
66 64 M 6Hc Corn (J ,-
icmoio n w-.-i .s, .)t.
2o?6. Odu-No -i . , , ru 17
i"H: Sener..ttr 17V17
Jui 7 00 7 7Sv$ 7 .O 7:2. 'f.
temfcer $7 75 7 to 7 65 7 La r
Jui clcted 4 10, Srp tmfcr r 4 '.0 4 ;
4 12. 4 17 S or. ribs-Jj.y r .,
$4 42;S?p:mSr (4M 5.4 4;
4 50. . 1
w
Baltimore. y Ficur
Western suprrf.ne 2 VOQS 7', -extra
$3 003 75, do family 3 9 .
winter wbe.it pitents 14 50tfl4 r,;
spriDg 5 004 80. dostraignt 3
4 00 Wnet urm. spot 70ti?
month 6969Xc; Acgust 6k
o,c. ofptemoer 0Mc .Vjh..-
wbt at by sarnp'e 62"3 Co in j. ., -635C7Ic.
Com a'.rncg. t
mn.n 2X29c: Aj)u.i il il:
Seo'rmber 80j9Jc sicsrn'r r- it
275f89;: Souiaern wbite 30:) i
teliow 3333Uc Oats siradv ;r-
raaod light N'j 9 white Western 2
23c, NTo. 8 mixed 23SSc.
COTTON MARKETS
FOREIGN MARKETS
Nothing sharpens the arrow of sarcasm
eo keenly as the courtesy that polishes it.
No reproach is like that we clothe with a
smile and present with a bow. Chesrer
fleld. Wholesale Prices Current
To qoocatioDi are iwr eien a acenjatxir as
poaaible, bot tits Stas will not be responsible tor ac;
variation from tfca actaai markst pries oi t& articio
gsoted.
Mr 1 c rouowias qcotaoons rapicm.ru wtioltal
Price ccaerallv. Is na king ap orar algiie
price have to be charged. . '
BAGGING
S t lute
St-ncia'd ,.....
wkstekn smoked
Hams W tb
:ideaf S
Shoo'den S t..
DRY SALTED
Side St
Shoulder 9. Tb
...1 .
12
e
6
14
7
6X
M4
Second-hand, each ......... 1 00 1 10
New New York, each... .... 1 35 1 40
New City, each 1 SO 1 40
BEESWAX t) 23 O 3
BRICKS
Wilmington B M 6 00 & 7 00
Northern 9 00 14 00
BUTTE-
North Carolina 9 t 10 ft 16
N rthern 18 Q SS
CORN MEAL
Per Bnshel, ia lacks 4. O 45
Virginia Meal .... 43 Q 45
COTTON TIES V bundle Q 75
CANDLES V t
Sperm 18 O
Adamantine., .. 8 O 10
CHEESE -9 TS
Northern factory 11 1254
Dairy, Cream 12 0 13
co - 10
Lagsvra Sn Q
Rio 8$a
DOMESTICS
SheetTg, 4-4, yard O V
Yams. 9 bonch It A so
EGGS dozen 19 A u
ElSfc
Mackerel, Ko 1, barrel
S3 00
Mackerel, No 1, S nalf-bnrreK 11 00
Mackerel, No , barrel...
. - -. xv' ISoi on O or in .
i-lvcrtcn tjurins. v?Lo
riavaoeiertn;.
"Did ry otw tinp a 50 cent piece?"
CkJ the ltiil y imii In the midst of the
crowd watching tlio Kofe go op.
"Nn." anitl tht-y. " But you are an hon
ewt utan nyw:ijr. "
"Ami now lor the neeond prorxwitlon,
W tb ahablry jiiin. "I did nc pick np
any to crnt .'l.ep. tut wlil sotne ono ktrid
ly drop n ricli 1 in thin hat as tho reward
of honcaty" loli.iruipolU Journal.
There ta KT-mrrUlT aometbing that re
qairra hklirift at t he bottom of a niTatery.
Ha wt borne
Tbrra are aome 00,000
who carry on buslDas In
Xxtodon.
eostermoo gers
lb street, of
Mr. Errscst Tetxh l!ool7, tbe cx
Uc ceaIct of Nottlaluxa, Ea(tuk2,
iMwi to b a tualpoUtor aod taxa-
dt ot totrariatf abilUy. !! hm
sud.$M.0OQ.0OO laaJdt of m jtt.
aod mU $10,000,000 la thrco djt
uort tisklaf a cent of bU ova
asoo7. lit b a clmt tori of a ftl
to. too, for ao kru ala frkada tato
U cStala vita aJav H fiad his
racrcatloo ia farmlas; aad tWp
ttiodiac, aad h said to b t a larx
uad ovacr aad sbrp breeder la
BsjUod.
FayetterUle Oiurvtr: Mr. Jt
T. Hoastoo died at tba mideocs of
Mr. Fraak Bexsisj Saodaj moralof.
Tbia Bsornlar yooos; Rtlph
Maolubr, aoa of Tovasblp Coasts
bi J. W. Maalubj, vat cnttioc
vooa ta du jara v&ea tbe ate
slipped, aeadias; tba heavy blade be
tween his bit toe aad Its neighbor,
splittlot; tht foot open almost to tbe
aakie.
What iiood's Stmpnnlln kn doee
lo eskvers it mUi also do for 09. Hood's
3rtna cores SJ Mond drseaap t
ataiaa as Sb ttt al.
Ac J. Bog el. the leading nragelst of
Shreveport. L . sit: "Dr. King's New
Discotrerr is tbe oolv tbia that cores
f coogn. ana it is tbe best seller I
have." J. F. Cssapoell. mercbsat of
Stfford. Art . writes: -Dr. King' Nsw
Dtscoverr ta all that ts claimed for It: It
ever fails, aad is a sore care itt Con-
samptloa. Coegbs sad Colds. I oaaot
ssv eaoogh for Hs rael1?s. Dr. King'
New DtSCO-rerv for Coosnrantina.
Coogbs sad Colds Is aot sa csperineat.
It baa beea tried for s quarter of a cea
tanr.aad to-ds? steads st the besd. It
evwr oisappoiats. Tree trial bottles st
R R. BaXijurr's Drag Store. t
VWfts.
imrry i.lvirto;i Cunnir, To hns be
come h lr.n:j. t through the death of Colo
ucl .-ir . r..t:i t htr.'ts Curin, is a tobac
coniiit in J ui;ivortli, K:,glnd. He is not
it sill t -luted at tlio hcLor which has been
thnit ujin him. lie r.ever eipectcd that
the bnronctcy would have falleD to hirn,
though l.c indt.Ijri-d in the hope that his
eldest eon. who ia n.n imping a sheep ranch
In New Zealand, might succeed to it some
day. His wife la the daughter of a Llch
Ccld lnuiician. They hae Bxe sons and
two dnughtora. The eldest daughter is a
clerk in the local postcfUee, and the grown
up toys, except the eldest, arc engaged at
factories in the dixtrict. During a news
Fi.cr rei reset: dive's interview with the
new l urcnet an old woman entered, placed
a penny on the counter and said. "Mr
Goring, I'll haTe the usual;" whereupon
the baronet took down the snuff caddy
from the shelf and weighed her out a stjd-
"Nearly four tons of deal is used In skew
ering tbe ha'p'orth of eats' meat which is
obtained from about 400 London horses
weekly. .
Tbe Canadian fisheries are aaid to yield
annually 130,000,000. Of this tbe deep sea
fUheries yield 110,000,000.
Beetrie Hitters.
Electric Bitters it a medicine salted
for sav sessoa, bat perhaps more gener
silv aceded whea tbe languid, exhausted
feeling prevails, whea tbe liver is torpid
sad sluggish aad tbe need of a toolc sad.
alterative is felt. A prompt use of tbis
BMdJdae has oftea averted tone- and
perhaps fatal bilious fevers. No medi
etas win act more sorely ia countrrrct
log aad freeing the try atea horn the ma
larisl potsoa. . Headache, Ind 'get. on.
Coesti patios. Dizziness yield to Electric
Bitters. 60c. aad tl.00 per bottle at R.
R. BaxiJkMT's Drag. Store. , f
Mackerel, No 2, 9 half-barret
Mackerel. No S, 9 barrel. .
Mullets, f barrel
Mi Irts, 9 pork barrel
: tf- C. Roe Hrrring, W keg.
Dry Cod, Tb
Extra
FiOUR-f barrel
Low(Tade ......
axvx ..,..t.....
Straight .............
First Patent ........
PI II, an k
GRAIN-. bthei-l '
Cora, from me, hagr Watte,
Car load, in bag White..
0ts. from ore.... ...
Oats, Rest Proof.....
& Peas
HIDES, 9 t
Drr .
HAY, 100 1
Ckrrrr Hay...
Rice Straw....
IS CO
8 00
13 00
i 00
5 T5
3 00
5
s SS
3 SO
4 SO
5 25
30 00
15 OS
18 00
o 00
14 00
S3 09
8 50
3 86
10
3 SO
O 4 00
O 4 SO
4 75
V4& SH
O 45;
i 4
30 S2lj
ja 45
. o 11c
O 8
O 8
fO 85
& SO
1 00
90 O SB
85
O a
SO 5X
10
1 15 1 SS
Wenera ......
North River. ...
HOOP IRON, fl S
LARD, f
Nortnera .....
North Carolina
LIME barrel
LUMBER(o t saed),V U leel
Ship Srafi. ma wed 18 00
Roach-edge Plank 15 00
West India caiwoes, according
to qnalirr IS OB
meaasa noonns, seasoned... 18 OB
Scaad ncand Board, coausoa.14 00
MOLASSES, 9 talMas
Barbados, in hhds......
la bbia
Porto Rico, ia Utds
la bbl
Bntar-Hnim, ia abas......... 13
' in bUs. , 14
STron. in obis u a 15
AILS, ke Cot AM basis,... I 50 1 CO
PORK.V b-nel i
fr t so
R"p :. 00
Prime a 00
ROPE, I" JO
SALT, fj rack Ahm ... ......
Lt,j poul. ....... as
Ltaboa
Assericaa a sn
Oa 135 S) Sack 40 a 40
8HINGLEH,T-ica,ai M....:.:: f 00 8 50
CotBtaWsfi ...... 1 K. A f U
tTS .-vr--- - O 8 so
O 9000
16 00
18 00
89 00
15 00
O 98
O 98
S6
98
O 14
IS
Br Teiesrath to toe Morainz Star.
New Ycrk, July 8 Tee cotioo mar
ket was lamy ac-.ive but irietuiar, open
ing wiib near months five to u poicts
hither ard the tsore remote deliverits
two to three points bifeber. Tte ad-var-ce
was due to cables which averaged
better taan expected. Oj Si:u djy the
L-verpool cotton market lost i-64d ard
was quiet, on Monday regained hail -the
lesi, aod ibis morning, when ocr mar
ket opened, after a three day boiiGar.
much to the surprise ol tbe trade, tbe
Liverpcol markrt was 1 6id higher than
the ciosicg figures o! Friday, having
picked up two points over eight. Dar n
the ho'idays tbe cop news, wbue con
flicting, possibly had a buihsh averste
uptotbis mornme. some rsins bavict;
been reported id Alabama add porlicni
cf the Ailentic Suites, whiie Texas re
ported patching ho: wirds and high
temperstuir. Under these conditions
our market opened bieber but soon
comrorncec :o sen in unotr a d'sp-s -t
on to rra i2s. Accounts liom Fall
River were pjrl'c iidriv strong, ind:
caticg a demand tcr print clctbs. with
increasieg difficulty in geiiicg supplies
of raw cotton. Befoie neon the ad
var.es was lost. Baying for L verpool
account, which was a feature ot tbe
forenoon, subsided. In the afternoon
the market was unsettled and very
weik under activeliquidition and closed
easy at C net decline of three to ten
points.
"New York, July Evening.
Cotton steady; middling 7'c
' Cotton (mores market closed easy;
sales 133,900 bales; Jan'y 7 07. Feb'y 7 10.
March 7Ul.Aprtl 7 17, May . July 7 40.
August 7 39. September 7 20, October
7 05. November 7 01. December 7 04.
Spot cotton closed steady; vmiddlicg
uplands 7c; m dd.'iag gall 8fgc. sales
3 551 bales. -
Cotton net receipts bales; gross
800 baler; exports to Great Britain
bales; to Fiance .483 bales; to
the Continent 990 bale; lorwarded
784 bales; sales 2 551. bales; sales to
spinners 800 bales; stock (actual) 91 545
bales.
Total to-day Net receipts 485
bales; exports to Great Britain
bales; to F ranee 485 bale; to tbe Con
tinent 935 bales; s otk 170.428 bales.
Cocsslidated Net receipt 1633
bales; exports to Great Britain 8 690
bales; to France 483 bales; to the Con
tinent 1.330 bales-
Total since September 1 Net receipts
8 599.838 bales; exports to Great Britain
8,987.589 bales; exports to France 697 334
bales; exports to the Continent 8.110.831
bales; to the Chancel 6.481 bales.
IJJnly 6.-UiIveston. holiday, net
receipts 5 bales; Norfolk, firm at 7
net receipts oaies; tsaitimore. norai
nal at 8. net receipts 818 bales: Bos
ton, uoiraay, net receiota 1 bale;
Wilmington, firm at 7, net re
ceipts 1 bale; Philadelphia, quiet at
81. net receipts 151 bales. Savannah.
net receipts IS bales; New
4
B? Cable lo the Morning Star
Liverpool, July 64 p
Cotton Spot in Isir demand ard
1 : i .
igacr. American middling lair
old; good middling i A' v
middling 4jd iow m idling 4 -,-good
ordici.rv Ai cidicar,- 8 ;
3ii. Tbe saiet o fe .U were lOC'W
bales, ol whica 5 a-tr- 1 r ipecu Na
tion and export, it d ;:o i
American Recei;ti 3 0 0 ba'e (
which 200 were Amercan Futurr
opened qiiiet wnh a fj,r dirnird ?V
closed qjiett tbe sdance Amrrc-
miaaiin (i m f): ;U! 4 li r,4i4 1
6td tuver; Ju!y aad Aukui 4 11 i.'
bjver; August and Septembrr 4 7 fA;
4 S Cid Drr. Septemfce.- sod Oc:ctc
4 1 J fin j3u,er. Ottber tC.
Novrm. ;; :i (Si64i hjv t. November
aid D;cir,-..;, - a .57 61$ a ft? 4d fcayer
D:cetnttt .--n J ji ujiv :i 57 "4 1 bmrr;
. "iruarv ar l Fr'rjir. S .')7 Bid uyrt.
Fb tarv ;r.d M-irch 3 17 Oitfi r. Pi"!
tu.er; M itcs ao-1 Ap.;i 3 5 fil'i '
641 viur Aprii and My a rifl,j
3 60 64(J s-Wer.
MAHINE.
ARRIVED.
Sse-1 birq te H-bs 63') to-s Lv;r
der. Bristol. He.d: & Co.
Scar Marion Hd!. 19) to:i A r
strocg. New Ycrk G;o 11 r: i
& Co.
Steamship Ptise. 8',9 to-s M , -New
York. H G Sraiil xnei
Stmr A P Hurt. RoVs ir
ville, lames Madden.
CLEARED
S;hr Moie SVde : "
mn. Lyon, MlsS w
& Co.
Schr John I Soow t
Favct'f
S r,
I
SUGAJE. 9 B Standard Graaa? 4 IS-Wa 6
O -M
eYer,Go,,le!;"-;.:::.: g
SOAP. 9 Nw. g p
UtO. Fair '.'.11'.'.'.'. 6 80
Liraaraoa Mill. 4 ss
f M SsSt lKSt.M...
Sap....
SsSt Heart
" Sap
6i Heart..;... ...
TAixow.fi
Monk CsjoUks
8r oo
450
a s co
ts 80S
t so a
809 a
40 a
400 (f
soo a
5 00 a
4 a
too o
is
8 SO
6 01
8 00
4 50
6 60
sso
SOS
sss
firm at 7W,
Orleans, quiet at 7 ll-16.net receiotm S71
bales; Mobile, nominal at .net receinis
A S fts) a m ' . '
oaies; rnempnis. nrm at 7 11-16, net re
ceipts 18 bales; Augnsta, steady at 7,
net receipts n oaies; Charleston, steady
at 74. aet receipts 14 bales.
" ,1,,l",I,t,'4-aBBW-asBSsi
PRODUCE MARKETS
-
Br Tiles rspn to tin Xoraias Star.
New York. July 6 Evening
Floor dnl! but firmer with tie advance
ia wheat; Minnesota patents t4 104 85;
winter patents f S04 65; winter
straights $4 00Q4 10. Wheat-spot was
firm; No. 1 Northern New York ?7Kc
afloat.No 1 Northern Duluth 79Sfcsfliat;
options opened stroeger on ioreign bay
ing and higher cables, ruled firm all day
with corn, advancing sharply ro the last
boar, closing KAlUc net hiahtr: No.
8 red July 74 11 16i75Uc closed 75Uc:
September 70c closed 70 c; Decem
ber 78 1 18c closed 78c Corn soot
strong; Na 8 SOJc at elevator and Sljc
afloat; options opened firm aad advanced
all day.parttcnUriy late la ihe afternoon,
oa active coveting hated oa adverse
crop news; closed 1 Wc net kiaber: Inlv
closed SOJCi August closed 81Uc; Sep
tember 81 Jc. dosed 83c jOats spot
active tor export: NoJs 88c; options quiet
Port-au Piicce G:o Hrr s S - . t
Steamship Pawrec. Srf Hie
Georgetown. H G S.na lrr?
Stmr A P Hjrt. Rjoetjc. F . '
vil e. larnes Madden.
EtroHK
COASTWISE
Lynjt. Mass Schr Mc.e Si '
815 000 feet inmher, fje b '"
Hsrr-ss, Sa & Co; caro by C : F- r
Lumber Co.
FOREIGN.
Pqrt au-Prince -icir j .t.r : 1
116. 85 leet lumber sndSli' i' : '
vessel by Geo Hsrnss Son & c ..
by S A VV H Northrop
MARINE DIRECTOR Y
1Amt of TnmIi la Ike Port tl il
ls 'O
!;(, W. C, JbIt 7,
SCHOONERS.
Marion Hill. 193 tons. Armmrnc i-f
Harrisi. Son & Co.
John C Cottiogham. 817 tool. Tr -r .-i
Geo Harrtts. Soo & Co.
Chas H Spras-oe. 860 tons Ha pet r.t;
Harris & A Co.
John I Snow, 186 tens, Norton k'
Harriss. Son ft Co.
Msnie Sanders. 865 tons. Steelma: u
Harriss, Son A Co.
R S Graham. 880 tons. Outten Gcc H
riss. Son ft Co.
BARQUES.
Hans (Sweet) 683 tons Lrniorfer He it
ft Co. 1
Cnvni (Br). 473 tins, Dobson T '.f
son. D)wnire ft Co.
La Matiuccia (hal) 033 toes I.ti;j
TKileyftCo
Daphne. 605 tons. Madse Js T R cr
ft Co.
Gail Borden
Eagle Brand
Condensed milk.
Ahrlset SoaatSute for rotnsf5lils
Ban "iMfAMTMEAWI-UrtntlL
Stw roam Conosast Mu Co. at
rTtf
ss we b