The TTIormiin hir I tbf u " ,iielIhoj lhr thlt I ll,elB 184 ew-eq.eot!r they hope to I SPIRITS TURPENTINE. I one o uncoln-s stories.
, "'' e--' I .w. ewnaifcMioj woald b tx.aer tbio I draw Totet oolr from mea who bave I I
IIMIB.
wiuKiaroTOs. m. c -
STCOAT MOU10, JCLT 10.
wht thst cuxcr.
Mr. Hana-i. eo( th Mr. Hasaa
i raiaioj Mr. MclOn!e-r. txt
the Mr It r is tV t raeiQf (b
IttDOtl c-iJ of t&e Idtapii
C5nrijflC Wl"i 13 C3etK tO
csit i-seff -.he S-ioat! rVa xrratk:
party. " m 4jreJ son ;-- that
President McR slcy iate-t-is to sea!
mesvafe to Coi jr r, x a it
rets tie iMt ft ) t off it haal. at i
of t to pr for t eat1) -tD"it
of a carreacy ccxan .k W
h-aJ a smKar rep-art o-a usas a(3
comuf froa St;retrjr Gje. bat wt
kJ s-to-ber r rporx severs! Jars K3
that tats eav was x rfjrivl vita
tavyr bj t oaojev p&mwrt tie
Hast. wj Jj Ho: think tt aJvivab'c
to i('ti(c tie oxiev question now
aii t"trefoe Mr Mcloaef 91
dexiel s to at he WMlIJ d,
iif to pt--r- : tSs cnrie to
CocrrM
f wa itrtc-ai tavlpo at we
tVak it woali be sHrewJ titif for
h a 11 4 -av:ew of iht pooticil
ctspt p w ucl .1 opes la
Oka w-r ' axr qjrtio wwl
be t5 !eJif wa. tbe Dj a .jcrata
having -a J it to bf dcliru( for
IH fret avJ asl axed otaaj-e of
a-Iver at a ratio of H to 1. The
Isn't aJ other matters -a ay 6 rare
tact4etaUr. bi: ta t will bi the
aaaitia. Asvthinf tan Mr. Mc --
Ki3T caa J j 1 1 o tit: a!
caite U less of ai iujs w li be a J -(fact
ftia for o party, wiicl c i
suJerably J'TivjevJ oj tae carreacy
iirttKM Tare are taoataaJ of
KepbtK:sss o, wie'.aer tey Tr
" ffe s ler or 00". sr very
far fMS bera i:;5J ta tae
prTit (a-w'a.'i yicea. wta
ftn t"s Kt ti 'fjfy of ta
carrea. f t" c jntry aad leieet
tn -V : i" If tnr ca
be o 1 '.' : v: - t r Mr McK.10
ley it uj ij f 1 -:er a loetary
ftea !. nr teilsjcy t
ostkc t- a 3j re pt;3t aaJ to cafe
Ir a: t f j 1 1 -t? j' t- prra:
Ifttt a. F r : r? r taiac it
bj! pvcy. f;oca a prty
stsaJpotnt. f r a a t ) :a I iaci a
n rt ij - ; j C trn. 'j-ts.- C i-
fres rp.ij to 1; or a:.
!ff? n4 ! ta oitsiafe
litres " tie pr j"Mlity
of Cjijvii i . 1 1 ) 1 1; tfirai
I'ltlf. ') ' ijfiiMi 1 h
r 11 ;t. J : 4 .. i ; t J ;
pf ::e ?. 41 S : i" a C retk
caa -:. f f t" r; 1 I mu3t
t j ft 1 j: .' i - ai l fi: to
ti-.r J-r c it ::a?-5t. or t so-ae
pice of re-rrei'.i i Hi))) 11 I8?y
t")r t jrti j b Sn!el Bat eeea
if h-.t Re)ii c 1 fntaf ere w I
i( to re ana tier ; t oitiJsr avi
ac: a? h j at tire wso'.J
b-r oup-:tioa eo af t the prop i
Hod t kiil it or t hs-j 1 r. op Tie
RfpnM c : err Sei:o th?
PopaTfs j i: 1 o?o it al tSere
! 11 'l p- )"):: ;y t? O'S)
crs ic Se )t:)f riup :i tlen to
t&t ocacatssioa woaU ba etber thia
oae skied tribaaat. froa vaka the
coo a try voaid deriv littl If aay
benefit, aa4 waica wold leart 'tbe
caooer probleta as far or farther
Fayettellle Observer; The cona
ty comm'sioaers cf Haraett coonty
Idooday refused to grant liquor
license, and Harnett is do dry.
Columbus News: Crops are
draw Totes only frooa men who bare
been Toil of the Democratic ticket.
Beery vote thus taken helps
Haaoa ia Ohio, and his party in
other States. As Republican aula-
froa aof atloa thaa It la now. Ia oar tants Mr. Byaota sad those who are I DreltT fair ia .hit cuo'n ,od farm
opojoo tats it tae petactpai reasoa i ocipiai; dim ran toe contingent mi- 1 crs are eipectlng a plentiful harvest.
way -tht stleritesi"are ao hostile to I chioe are dolor all their allies coald I There is a peculiar bridge at
this cocamiMJM " I expect of them. I ac "u.oB c
iciijuiuiiui iitci. is aosiiag
bridge supported by air tight whis
key barrels. It was the bjppy idea
of an old Inhabitant and has been
there for years.
Winston Journal: The nine
teams sent to Cook's distillery yes
terday were driven into town this af
ternoon laden with corn whiskey.
stills, etc, which are being stored
MHOS. MlTJO.
Oat of the deaaads of the so
called "aoaai oaaoey" Democrats is
that the Goeerameat paper (rreeo
backs aad Treasury notes aod stiver
certificate), aaoootiag ia all to
nearly $1,000,000,000. be retired aad
tabulated by Natioaal baak notes
oa some plan yet to be devised. The
Republican papers are no: taobliog
to tbs schemt with aay noticeable
celerity, aod some of the leadiog so-
sfrsid there aay be dynamite in it
for the party that attempts it. The! A residsut of Brookln, N. Y,
Sr York which stands at the I siys ridiogia ins electric street cars
aooey orgaa, I has cared him of beadichs.
A Germ 10 archaeologist has dis
covered an ancient city deep In the
forest ia So a :h era Mexico. Several
such cities have been discivereJ in
Ceotral and Soath Aserica, some of
waich are completely covered, while
above them are growing forests of
Imoeose trees which muu be several I away in the basement of the Lemly- I corred once in a country meeting bouse in
hundred years old. These nnearthed Jacobs building. Deputy Marshal
cities give evidence of a race which J- - Chapman wis io charge of the
bal made coasiderabie progress and w? Qd the fciied lh
r which they were laden. To a Jour-
were tar supenor to toe rea men teat Teponcr Mr. Chaoman stated be
Cjlumbus aod other discoverers I had 23 barrels and 7 kess of corn
Tutm ml tba Kaa Whs Tried t AdrcrUw
Gnpovder at Prayer Meeting.
The following anecdote by Lincoln la re
counted by GfiKTal Horace Porter In bis
"Campaigning With Grant" In The Cen
tury. It was told during Lincoln's rlnit to
the front at City Point:
In the course of tbe conversation that
rcnlng be Fjoko of tbe improvement in
arms and amronnition, and of tbe new
powder prepared for tbe 15 inch guns. He
said be bad never seen tbe latter article,
but be understood it differed very much
from any otber powder that had ever been
used. 1 told him that I happened to have
in my tent a specimen which bad been
sent to headquarters aa a curiosity and
that I would bring it to him. When I re
turned with a grain of tbe powder about
tbe size of a walnut, be took it, turned it
over in hia band, and, after examining it
carefully, said: "Well, it'a rather larger
than the powder we used to buy in my
booting days. It reminds me of what oc-
asy to Take
asy to Operate
Are features peculiar to Hood's Pills. Small li
size, tasteless, efficient, thorough. As one man
said : You nevrr know you
have taken a pill till It Ss-aS
over." 25c. C I. Hood & Co.,
Proprietors. IoweIl. Mass.
Tbe only pill to take with Hood's Sarsaparilla.
cm
Pills
ffj-ii as a 'son ad
aid a very able ooe too, raps this
scleae oa the head thus:
-Tae asev t iht PJp' aat it
G instil 'TsSisc tbG
iiani osit oi ia btaktae &-auaet."
astsa. froB tae Crecsaieat
lt irrs af of csrrescr a1! loraiss; tt
or him ais a ir sait tbe btata.
t wa 4 peo4t &r it. bat it v. II
t tbt peuo'e.
Tae ppta .at iht O - tt
-?o-t isetr SMMr. Tadaot
ill 1)1 o( li sna 1 of d fl rre
tuki if taee are cVd cassia to f
asentavv i be old S ate bask csrrescr aad
tse iim6 sal lost tsatctwi lus i'.
taev are m r i a is retr 09py4 to tbe
sop et is to is se r tat e-xe isra
itf fssit'o of tae G ret.-aaiiac aad
t ai ovtr tt tb bakt iiicwt)
nixXlrs I9M)(M to H
Miftu. aaJsi-a to tb bsakt
oele
'A it ts -! looki at bis
a tv dim o in p mm im tt tt is.
A'l of it is at Jl st tJ'l aa1 eetrr
bi1 at tyi as rv.r otbtr k ad Air
(! at rt sbtll D rep'ated be
ss? otaer a ? t is ears to reia aay
pi as tt.
'Tae Gyvevseaest is sosad; tbt car
react isre4 0 tat G v.-fsaaeat is
Tots it a swipe at the banks in
geaeral aod at State baaks in panic
alir (which do not figure in this
s:he-ae to withdraw tbeGsveromeot
ate). aad It eiprees the views of
fe Repaslictas pretty generally aod
of thxisaads of others who differ
froa the ladtaoipolis fiaiaciers. Tbe
Sm hasn't ranch oe for the Populist
party bat it has mtde a pretty loog
s rtj; la this declaratloa to get on
ti; Popalit: platform, which ioiists,
a the Smm does, that the Govern
a rot shoa!d issue all the mney.
rbile a
gentleman in New Orleaas who is
troubled with deafoett says be can
hear better oa tbe electric cirs than
aoy where else. We are oot booming
the trolley jast now but we hive
heird of sob; peruas sufferiag from
rheomitisa who thought they were
benefitted by nd.og oa our street
cars.
There are cooflictiog reports as to
the probable magnitaie that the coal I ts Sir
"Georgie. I'm glad to see that
Too sre pxitc sad ofl:r s.tr tbe
orsaees 6.-t:."
" Y'a 'c3i tbo e bt to e pj
ins aa isce ih' little ooe." Pmtk
Resented the Indignity: "What
made too q jit tbe c!ub B. 1 ? '
' Reasia ceoafo. I ess tc'l vou. I
orced tit rears to &e elected iretsarer
and oca toev "e'1 puttirg io a
cai resist er "" Detroit Frit Prrts.
Impossible "See here. That
oire i jo s1 cne rial satae. kictt.
tMio. strikes, scd tries to tear djea tbe
s-.jb e a: aijot Vou tali me tut if I
got bios oscc I aroa:da't prt eito him
lor fl 000 "
' Weil. TO J wV" Dtlroil Frtt
frett
"Blank him' I'd like to smash
b-s lace I it bioi' '
Wni to Wait as b tfooe to
Ve
N'j h.oj. M: n nki ih ujh that I
am e.niiog sgoott him Aod I'm tbe
rtS. Inead h;'t got " Cara Tribune.
An Echo of the War -Bob "I
dn'i -e is icb uie io nr s.udtio
G a k "
H s Pjtter 'Way on air ton ?"
B b " Accof die j io .i jcciaats.
thtre ia' t in r i bs in. ti tcti alter
ifsi' l'ho I i 'u!r 1 jrsisa
"Hive you ODJght any fire
workt to crleariie w..b?" inquired
B.-oacbo Box
"I joo d car I hive." rep'ied D:r-
rtr Do; jar gt ioa " H'askm
defesr it
t-tco -i :! pte of the qaea
ti jh i c jrit-airjrf j.kt, -wrhy are
t-e .' :e- o h xtiie to a no seta
ti ciicara tti' Are they afraid that
a repxt frxa a ccbisi!S c jea
pixel o oaa cpi of eaakiag aa
tatelligeat aad ethasitivt nvrttigt
to of the stbj xf. w d iajare the
caae of s.ierr r vve tstte it thtt
they are oppo-Kl s a oia tun
ad-tr prr': co vit",ioi, Fx-rtate
theyStv? no cxilrici ii the s.a
cery of the moer f or tars coaa s
t h imilf si perasaeatly
se.:ft tist qaestioo, aai lo-jk epoa tt
si at pi y as aa ef xt to Jlal; the
pjpit avj d.eert te r attention
froa tae rest i-tit by icxtri(ii(
the apT tatt tie carrency proVea
a tf be settled aid leave slecrjatt
WSere it rs. Thtv rerari it as ooe of
tcaaaio( trtckt that the RepabH
ua otai(tn sre liSMi foe. of a
kial w.h tte decfaratiots for tbe
largest poa.bic as of silver as
mo lev f ad ia the Rep thitcaa
pis'.forss. sad tte lateraatioaal b
nt.i.'I!im whch 6 (a red so proai
neatly ia the St. I. oars platform.
Thy e it at ivjtSrr play of the
Repah c4 p:tttcs!t to fo4 the
p ie ui S T?ft srteati f rora he
res! !.! e
la tast far it touM hart t:er. as
the interrogator s tcJ stsrmtte. aod
la haniar silver woJ4 hart the peo
ple of lb c uitr a -id of the world.
Tae coast.siio t wuarl. of coirse. be
chotea frjfn men wV ae it sympa
thy wtta ihe mooty view of this
adjaiaisfaitoo, aod tf aay t;aocra'.a
wire pat nn tt It won d be those
of tbe OQ4 J a af" I a.!itatpis
s rt who have beea the omi active
ta ar ar this aovcrarnt aad who
hare aaca less toler:iort fx stiver
taa evea tie R-pallicaas thea
s-lven. w?er tie "hearings"'
aigt tx b .. i a c an ssioa taey
woa'd go " tufl attast sdver
ism: eoi Ii; c. aa iaptr
tia! repor; fr u tifT If aay plan
of refjea fat t y tig prop ass
stiver, other tin a irc;oaal aooey.
W''d be .! siy otntttd. If
there was a y pr Oa-M if taat sach
c KaaisuM wald coitata sach men
at Senator S ear rflee. or
Josof.N'ea.l, v-, Vet', or
Diaief, oa oo atds. wita whatever
Xrpwbtis or "sod Boeey"
Draocrats that at rat b-t chscn o
thto'.her sle silver aight have a
fa (hearts a-s-f a air repxt, bat
oaioers' snke now on may attain. In
som; sec'.tois where the miners earn
be:ter wag;s thaa io others, or
where they are working under con
tract aai feel that they oufbt to
co-ap'y with the contract (which
they should) they are reluctant to
)in in the strike, but withoat them
there wiil be a sufficient oomber in
volved to serioasly affect baaiaess in
a large section of the couatry. At
present matters are movlog on io an
orderly way. as there has been no
violence or attempted violence so far
reported. This has been guarded
against somewhat by invoking the
protection of the U. S. Government
aal patting inta service a large
number of U. S deputy marshals,
osteasibly to prevent interference by
the strikers with railroads la the
ha-idt of receivers appoioted by tbe
Federal Coarts. If these roads con
tinue to carry coal from West Vir
foia aad other mtniog regions where
tae a oers coatmue ta work, there
will be little daoger of a coal fam
ine, and the strike may be indefinite
ly proloa frd w.ttout materially bra
ei::iar the strikers. Thty are aware
of ibis, aad thtt may result ia acts
that may eveataally precipitate a
co it ct bet weea tbe miaers aad the
aathoruies If they could or would
dis:ia(aish between the trains which
are In charge of receivers, and
those that are sot they might
avert csnlict with the Uaited States
mar abate, bat they can't always do
that, evea if tb;y so desired. Tbe
strike ts still it its iofascv, bat the
probabilities arc that it will grow
aai become worse lastcad of petter.
lavolviag not only the miners, bnt
thoatands of others who are not yet
involved.
Toe ladiaaapoii contingent in
Ohto wt!l hold a State convention in
September and pat a State ticket in
the field. Tbis is na sarprite for
Chairman Bynam, who is now earn
iag his I acre by steertog the contin
gent aachia-, had publicly an
aonaced that the program oae it to
mike aa oriaiird Sjht, that is aa
orfiaiied fihi in every State where
tbey coald Bad mea eaoagh to run
at ciadidates for the respective
oft ret. Ia Kentucky they expect
the co operation aad eadorsemeat of
the Repahiicaas, ani perhaps they
win play this gams ia othir Sutes
wbere the Republican party does not
feel sir jog eooaga to run a ticket of
its own. ' la other States wbere it Is
a tqaare, stand np fght be
tween the Democrats and Re
pabiacaas they will ran alone, oot
wtth the cipectatios of winolog. for
they kaow they can't do that, bnt of
defeating tht Democratic ticket, thus
aiding tht Republicans la Stale aod
nation. They do not etpect aay
Repnblkcaa votes for when they par
loined the name of the "National
Democratic party" aad framed a
platform deaaad of a "tariff for
reveant only" they served notice on
tht Republicans that they didat ex
pect any aid (bnt laa octal) froa
Mrs. Baroa "Tel; m, Pro-
fes r. will me l.uinter ever teame a
grrat pUnf. f" ,
Herr Vjgi-t:bai si' I gia't dell "
Bj:. bit tbe nose o! tae qajlifica-
tio-.s eecir (-r a muscui ?"
Ach' Y.h. m tti n. the t ) b.u3.s "
'.
First Bicyc'e Girl -"Oh, yrs;
I o tea la 1 crT bai I siwtts laod oa my
lee. "
S.cood D.tto ' 1 'R'ek sou sud joa
were lron ChiCigi " Jijsfjn Trscript.
CUHHEN7 CDMMhNT.
There are quite a bomber of
public men who would be much bet
ter off if they could but develop Mr.
Sherman habit of forgetting thing.
HUihintttn Pott, fmj
"The welcome eatend.d to the
paa Americans by ih; sky high pro
tectionists hasn't teen sjrpastel
since Juab icquired after Amaia's
health and then stabbed him under
the fifth nt.-? HtmU, Dtm.
Tbe Northwestern Senators
who claim that the tax on hides wi l
he'p their cons.ituenis owe an ex
planation to thoie who think that
the Armour Beef 1 rust is represented
io the S;oate only by r&e memters
from Ilhnjis. A'rsr York World,
Drm.
Importation of foreign goods
have been io large in anticipation of
Increased tariff rates that the Treas
ure deficiency for the fiscal year, end
ed Jane 30. Is only a tout $ Hi. 6 20. 000
Int eid of 64.OU0.00O. as was expect
ed But, ween tbe tariff b.ll becomes
a law importations w.ll doubtless tail
off until at leat: the go.dt in hand
are disposed of, aod the deScicncy at
the en J of ibis year is likely to be
all the greater In conseqatnee.
Brklym Ctisem, Dtm.
whiskey, besides a number of still
worms, caps end a rectifying outfit,
all together valned at about $2,500.
Monroe Enquirer; Miss Lessie
Meigs, aged sixteen years, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Meig, of Win
gate, died of fever on Sunday, July
4tb, 1897. Letters of incorpora
tion bave Deeo taken out for the
Rodman-Heath Cotton Mill Co. The
paid op capital is $50,000, with the
privilege ol increase of capital to
$100,000. Mr. T. J. Bivens, of
east Moaroe township, was ex
hibiting a number of gold nuggets
on tbe streets last Monday. 1 he
ouggets were found on his farm and
were from ooe to five dollars io
value. Mrs. Betsy Piyler, of
Buford township, is eighty-six years
old, but she is able to look after
Number Oje, as was clearly shown
oy last Thursday, when in her ram
bles ahout her place she came across
a large rattlesnake with twelve rat
tles and killed it with a stick.
Charlotte Obsener: It was
known to a few, several days ago,
that tbe object of Mr. Ralph Hol
land's visit to Charlotte at p-esent
was to get up a petition for tbe par
don of bis father, J. R. Holland. Tbe
petition so far has been largely
signed. It is mainly being presented
to tbe professional men and mer
chants. Tbe lawyers very nearly all
signed it, also all physicians to whom
it was presented, and many of the
prominent business men in the city.
Mr. M. M. McKinnon, of Lau-
rinburg.has invented a circular beam
plowstock in which there is no trou
ble whatever ia adjusting the sweep
or shovel. Tbe plow can be set at
any angle by simply turning one
screw. Th s satisfies a long felt
want among cotton planters. Tbe
beam is of wrought iron, and is
strong and durable. The plow has
been fully tested by the best farmers
of the county, aod is pronounced by
them to be perfect in its working A
patent has been applied for.
Pender Star: At Teachey's
last Thurdav, before justices of tbe
peace J J. Wood and J D. Teachey,
L'iz e McMillan, a colored woman
about 26 years of age, was bound
over to the Superior Court ot Duplin
county for the adeged burning of '.be
barn and stables of Mr. G. F. Drmp
sey in March last In default
ot bond she was ordered to jail.
She was placed in charge -of offi
cer Dixo-3, who took her to his"
home that night, and placed her
under guard, whom she slipped
and made her escape before day.
Immediate search was made and by
12 o'clock she was located in a
"neck" or swamp in the fork of Rock
Fish and N Jrth East rivers. She was
guarded by a large body of colored
people scattered about as spies. A
company of eighty men were sum
moned to aid in her arrest and at
once left for the place. They saw
the spies but bad no troub'e with
them; but their search was a fruit
less one. At last accounts she was
still at large.
Sangamon county. You see, there were
very few newspapers then, and the country
storekeepers bad to resort to some other
moans of advertising their wares. If, far
Instance, tbe preacher happened to be late
in coming to a prayer meeting of an even
ing, the shopkeeiA-rs would often put in
the tiuio while the people were waiting by
notifying them of any cew arrival of an
attractive line of goods.
"One evening a man rose up and said:
'Brethren, let me taie occasion to say,
while we're a-waitin, that I have jest re
ceiver n new inv'lce of sport in powder.
The grains are so Ftnall you kin sca'cely
see 'cm with the naked cyo, and polished
up so Use you kin stand up and comb yer
ha'r in frcut of one of them grains jest
like it was a lookin glass. Hope you'll
conio down to my store at tbe crossroads
and exuruioe that powder for yourselves. '
"When wo had gut about this fur, a
rival powder merchant in the meeting,
who had been belling over with Indigna
tion at the amount of advertising the op
position powder was getting, jumped up
and rril out: 'Brethren, I hope you'll not
believe n single word Brother Jones has
been sot in alxut that powder. I've been
donu tLiir am! seen it for myself, arid I
pledge m i:iy word that the grains is
blpi r th:in the lumps in a coal pile, and
anyone ot yun, t.itthrcn, cf you was in
your d.ti:re ture. c: uld put a bar '1 of that
u j.i- in juiir -;.i,ultlT and march squar'
thru:li ihesulj hi:rious flames surroundin
("ii Mtli.ut the Ucst danger of an eiplo-
at -m i i m .
ST.
st HLr J
EXTRA
SMOKING TOBACCO
Wade from tbe Pmwt, Ripest xb1 8weetwrt f-f ;
(rrown In the Golden Belt of North Crolini. I
Cigarette Bubk gees with each Ita. poach.
a
y A Pleasant, Cool aad Delightful Smoke.
- Lvon a Co. Tobacco Works. Durham, n. C
l-.T.T , ........... ...
LifVJNK FROM LOSS OF SLEEP.
C"' nenlt ot a Scientific Test Tpon
hLfJrcln Kept Awake Ninety Hour.
Kiperiii-er.t to tost the effect of contin
ued skx'ple'sncss Li the latest exploit of
science.
'l'ro'esacr H. C. Warren of Princeton
university in a poper describes the find
ings of Professor Patrick and Dr. Gilbert
of the UnlMTsity cf Iuwa on the effects of
the loss of sleep. Those who bave missed
their normal rest for several nights in suc
cession feel a lassitude and a sort of de
pressing interest in life. They behave
quecrly and seem to lose an equitable
judgment cf things. Events seem out of
pre portion and often ordinary occurrences
appear to go zigz.-ig. lliis ts the sleepless
"jag," and its hallucinations are ns mark
ed ns these of a man carrjing an overload
of liquor.
Three normal subjects composed cf in
structors, and hence men not easily sus
ceptible to influences, were tested by Pro
fessor Patrick and Dr. Gilbert. They were
ti pt awake fer a period of to hours with
out resort to stiiuulants or other physiolog
ical means. During the four days and
three nights of the test- they were engaged,
a-s far as possible, in their usual occupa
tions. Their meals were of the customary
kind and were red at the usual hours.
After tl.e stcoid ci'lit the first Fubject
suffered curious fantasies. He complain
ed that the floor was covered with a greasy
looking, n.ohcular layer of rapidly mov
ing panicles 1 hey worried him almost
to desperation. Often this layer seemed to
bim a foot above the floor and parallel
with it, and it caused him tremendous
trouble, as he stuiublrd about and tried to
step on it. He staggered and tumbled, but
bo couldn't get a sure footstep. He would
try to walk on space, thinking the Coor
was a foot above where it was, and when
his efforts met disaster be seemed sorely
distressed.
Later the air was full of these dancing
particles, which developed into swarms of
little bodies like gnats, but colored red,
purple or I lack. They gyrated, it seemed
to the subject, in great glee, and he fre
quently climbed upon a chair to brush
them from about the gas jet. Tbis amused
him greatly. Especially was he entertained
by the various colors in which he saw the
little troopers asthey drove about him in
countlt'ss hordes. New York Journal.
APPOINTMENTS
For V 1 a .toe b' iba B hop of East
Crol:E.
July 0 Frirfav. E P. S.adess;iie.
J'i!v 11 fourth Sardav ai-.er Trinitv,
MPS Georae's H.1e coaotv.
JaW 12 Monday. E P, Fairfield.
Joly 13 Tuesday. E P, San Qjarter.
July 18. fi'th Sunday af.er Trinity. M
P, S PrU 'a. Beu:on.
Jols 18 fiftb Saodsv after TriBity. E
P. S Cement's Beau'orU
Com Csosmunion.
E P Evening pra; er.
M P Mcirt-icu,r.rdyer.
HoW communion at ail morcicg ser
vices Th cbiidien C3.fch:zed when prac
ticable. Tbe Vestries will p'este be prepared
to meet ihe Bishop
OSerines to be for Diocesan Missions
un!eas ctbrrwise annoutced.
COMMERCIAL.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
STAR OFFICE, fair 9
SPIRITS TURPENTINE Market
steady at iS cents per tralion lit
macnine-made casks and z3M cents
for country casks.
RflSIN Mark- firm r SI 9.X ner
bbl trtr train4 anrl SI 9t Inr dr.. .-t 1 J4 X . 1 S n( r-in.. O. ft .... . - , 'l-"-r
" . " " """" .t J '."'- r Idtlrr. .
Total since September 1-N "
6 699 S0 bales: crC0M.i0 Great
S 0 853 bales; esp ,rta to Fra". am 1
bales; exports to the Cootmeat 2 1 u , 1
ba'es. to the C-.arr.ei B 481 bv, Ml
" Nw cl ll ',
reneiriis 1U Iv.lr. u r
r i-wiui. I;
net recrioti IS ri
oal at 8J, net receipta 72i ta f, t? '
too. firm at 7. net rece u f JH
WilmiuKtoc. mm at 7V- ,., x
firm at $1.15 per
Strained
TAR. Market
bbl of 880 lbs.
CRUDE TURPENTINE. Market
firm; $1.30 per Barrel lor Hard. 1.80
for Yeilow Dip aad 1 90 lor Virgin.
Quotations same day last year Spirits
turpentine naming doing; rosia arm
$1 32. 1 37. tar qu et. $1.10. crude
turpentine dull, $1 80. 1 70. 1 80.
RECEIPTS.
Spirits Turpentine So
Rosin 5M
Tar 41
Crude Turpentine 147
Receipts same day last year 151
casks spirits turpentine, 672 bbls rosia.
1S1 DDIs tar. 37 bols crude turpentine.
COTTOJf
Market firm oa a basis of 7jc for
middling, tjotations:
Ordinary 5 cts Tff Tt
booa Ordinary e-3
Low Middling 7
Middling 7
Good Middling 8 1-19 "
Same day last year, middling 7Kz.
Receipts 0 bales; same day last
year 10.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
:PEANU TS Nona Ciriina Pnue
8065, per busfcsel of pooods. Extra
rrime, 7Uc; haccr, 60:. Virginia
txtra Prime. 4550c; Faoc? 50c.
witn-ritm. sssits cents per
Ouabci.
iuuun rtict oifclYU cems per
bushel.
N. C- BACON Steady H.ci!, 8
to 9c per pouad. Sboaloeri. 6 tj 7c.
Sides. 7 to Sc.
SHINGLES Per thousand, five icch
fc earls and saps. $Lft0 to 2-5; sis loch
$2 25 to 3 K; seren inch $5 50 to 50
TIMBER Market steady at $5.00 to
8 50 per M.
ftrm at 7
net receipt! 47 0a
Uneans. steady at 7 11 11 e; re-r v, g:
bales Mobile, quiet at 7. ne- ree'e
bales: Mempois. firm at 7v .,'"'
u mis , nuKUll,, TJiir. it
nevrccsipts 1 oaie; ,n-tr;ei
at 7,.r:ei receipts bale
PRODUCE MARKETS
-ering
N -rtn.
" -i.Cir
It
-'M
COTTON AXD NaVAL stores.
WI1KLT 8TATKJCJUTT.
RiClIPTS.
For week caded 3.
CttUm. SfirtU. Msri. T. C-J-
3 1,245 IXA &l TT.
RECEIPTS.
Tot week coded Jalr 13. ISSt
Ctlc. Sfrrili. JUnM. Tf. Omdt.
21 1 4I 7TS
EXPORTS.
Tot week eaded J- f 9. 13V7.
Cstt. Spirits. Jterim. Tmr. Crmd.
OoacKk.. 2S 644 i.', 1 :l T-3
fomcm . . . 003 3 It 6 UUO
EXPORTS,
ror.'week eaded Jolr 10. 199S.
Cttfm. Spirit, grrrm, Tmr-. Crmdt.
PT.
i'"
to
( i-iv:nriii; lid"nce.
fj'injci.i:ly i lei that that
iz:- L.j.i why v.-as just introtiucwl
i.-i i.i an actor.'" remarked Maud.
"Io." r-ilittl Mamie positively.
"I'm sure he i iKt. "'
"He looks like oi;e. "
'"I don't e;ire. Hei-n"t.'"
"How do j'ou know;"
"We were talking aliout the stage,
and he named as many as five or
six people who.-e acting he ad
mired." Washington Star.
Domestic.,
roresn . . .
9
433
5X1
OiXl
Cotton,
aptrlti.
Rcui.,
Ter..
6 ?6 S.tSl 86S
STOCKS.
Adore end Aacat, Ja.y i.
.!SS 35
, 1.311 SO
2i.a Sffii
i,35: l.loo
lOJ
:
STOCKb
Ailtore ad A doa(. Ja y 10, 13
Ctus. Spirit. Xftim. T.
4,665 1..TT5 18.TM 1T
FINANCIAL MARKETS
TmtmJ.
S.t 3
a in
3047
3.4r:
so
trade.
fr&rcastic.
Fair American (after a graphio
description of an English fox hunt)
Now, tell me, captain, doe-s the
poor animal go in circles round the
island ; Sketch.
Wholesale Prices urrent.
Toe qootanooi are aiwmyi cma as scenraaty as
possible, bat the St a will sot Be respoatibt (or aay
rariztioas trom tbe actcal market prica of ;h articki
sotsd.
tBThe fokming qnctaooos r emmet vrboiesale
rnoes eeaeraiiy. in mannr op small oraen sicker
nave to oe
prices 1
De charssd.
JONES3VS JOKE.
A'trr serious il oeaa Hood's Sjrsapa-r-"a
baS avonijerlul buildiea; op power
It purifies tte b ood and tettoies perfect
bealm. t
THE GHiEF O
r LCBANOM.
TtlcT
ll.ir
Ar
Farooixs
Cbronfc Djspepsla Cored.
m - '
1
arTXB m ffsrtas fcsr swarty tairty tsua
Cross eyspspsta, Mrs. H. K. DsstUto.
vtfs oa ft protnlMst bsiln boss ot
K- T, vntss: -roe ysara, I wsa
t m rarer trosn draprpats sad a
Tbs UxhtawS food prodocod
cavaslm ssrsrs pais sad tbs formsv-
Staaoesraa. Ko auiwr bow csrsral ct my
die I awsTaewd afoaixlas- pala artsr stiaft-.
I was U led by snaay payaaclaas aad trtod
am run rsanaillsa wltboat ptnstMst bal p.
Tww ysars ao I bvja taklag Dr. atUas
Bar aad XJrar PIUs aad Rrrrla. Wltaia
ftwaafe I cwasaassjosd lanprorlac aad psr
as I M ta las trrstaarat I was sooa a Us to
as waas I liked, wtta ao srU off acta
I sawf) tawas at aaasd aasd a atacVs doas dJspals
a-y oid arsapsoaoa.- I JIIU
rattrord Like tht
(w-r r of Mrbnrg,
Krin. th an!t. hn written for
t. NH-bl.i tin ucHiitiit r hi -it to tin?
famoun rii!.im of Ia l.iimn, whirh j lnco is
&1 n..:.il f..r i:- f iik Mr. 1 inn ivs:
tMT.nr a l.Ti.iifiil of :irth can lv mr.de
to n-?.t upon n lix!.-e. theri- a mulberry
t lant cniwe It 1m a j.lrt un.xjuo and thrill
Init .ll.t t . a Ut lowered I y n mpe
nxrr the j.riTipi- . enrrrinp; li)r Uu-ki t of
rarth nd rtittir.kr miillvrrv twiirs to
plant in Ins I ni.K-iiK inien. The erop of
lenTc. f-wii!.r f. r ih.- witih, Is (fathered
In 11. e K-.i.ie w:iy. l!y njeh J-atielit nnd
tJans-f)' lid:i.fry hsrc these hnrtly
ni'flinrr.lneern lvn ul.le U lr.i. Le tin ir wll
dinKM i l r k I i..--.m into I'Hhtly onl-
nre.l i!k. . I n single )enf I left on tbe
tr- 1 t the tii'-.e the vurariou?) worms (jrt
rauly lo;ln th lr oix-n, but a setVnil
crop crimen on Inter, irxl a curious use Is
load v of that.
Tb trrw owner purcham one of those
qm-r big tnilrd Syrian b-p, tho tail of
which weighs 20 pounds when at the full
maturity of tlx fntnma, and then a strange
tufting pron-as brlgna, not unlike tbe fat
tening of the Strasbourg (reem. Wben the
shcrp can ml no mum, the women of tbe
house feed It. and It la no uncommon sight
to arc a woman going ont to make an aft
ernoon call loading her cho p by a string
and carrying a tmski-t of mulberry lea Tes
on her arm. liming arrived at her friend's
nouar, ane aquaia on ida ground, rolls a
ball of ruol berry loo yea In her right hand
and slips it into tho sheep's mouth, then
works the ahrrp'a jaw up and down with
tbe other hand till she thinks tbe mouth
ful has been cbewed enough, when she
thrusts it down tho throat of ths unfor
tunate animal. Tbe funny part of the
business la that probably half a dozen gos
sips of tbe Tillage are seated around tbe
yard, all engaged at the same operation.
Of course the sheep get immensely fat, and
that is the object; for at the killing time
tbe fat ia tried out and put into jars as
meat fur the w inter.
De. stiles
are sold by ail drsg
gists msxler a poaiUrs
, ftrs totals
raail.il aVnar 41. I 'ltmmarm'
sassasas a beaut aad I 4, SasTtfc i
atr M fl aa"
Vddraaa.
DB. at LLCS stSXltaA.L UU, sUkaart. Lad.
Dr. MlW lla PUla.
Tbe firaadest Rssasdr.
Mr R. B. Greeve. merchant, of Chil
bowie Vs. certifies that be had con
sorap'.ion was Riven op to ate. sought
sn meaicai irea'tnent toat moaer could
proenre. tried ail coush remedies he
coold hear ol bat got no relief: spent
many nights sittlae np in a chair: was
icdnced to try Dr. King New Discov
ery, and was cared by ase oi two bottles.
For pist three years has been attending
to business and Dr. King 'a New
Ditcovery is tbe grandest remedy ever
mtde. as it has done so much for h ra
and also fr others in his romnanity.
Dr. K ng's New D -overy is gaaranteed
lor tagba, tjoias aod Consamotion.
It don't (ad. Trial bottles free at R R.
Bellamy's Drag Store. t
Hie Two Miee In a Candy Bos and Waat
Became ot Them.
Mr. Giddy invited two friends to dine
with him the other evening, and when the
first of them arrived he found the host In
a very merry mood.
"G bid you got here first," be said. "I've
got a joko on Joneby that the boys will
tell around the office for a year, and I
want to tell you about it before he ootues
In."
" Joncsfcy Is something of a joker him
self. Isn't he" returned the guest.
"He thinks so dot-, but he won't after
be finds out. You see, played a lot of
fool tricks on- me that he thinks funny,
and I've been waiting to get even. Of late
he's taken to buying lots of neckties and
keeping a comb in his desk, and the boys
think he's in love with the typewriter."
"Well, that's no joke, I'm sure."
"I wasn't sure about it myself until to
day, when I &aw him grieak in and lay on
her desk a big randy box done up in white
paj er and tied with blue ribbons. If he
hadn't run away as fast as he could, he'd
have heard me Laughing, for I couldn't re
strain it another second."
"Well?" said the guest, who was won
dering how soon dinner would be served.
"Well. I knew I bad bim then. Sol
just grabbed that, candy box and slid it
Into my overcoat pocket just as the type
writer came into the room. "
"Did she suspectf"
"No. I guess not. She asked me what
I was laughing at and I told her I'd just
seen a fat old man slip on a banana peel.
She smoothed her hair down and said she
didn't see anything funny in that. She
knows I'm married, yon see."
" I see. We have typewriters at our office
too."
"Yes. Then I Invited Jonesby to din
ner to night: I brought the box of candy
borne. I'fl bet it's good too! Told my
wife to put ft on the dinner tnb)e. I'll tell
old Jonesby the je.ke after it's all eaten.
Won't be lie mad, though? Sh that's
him. D.;n't sty anything. Hello, Jones
by, old mn. You're lute. I thought you
weren't coming "
"I am o little late," returned the new
comer. "The fact is I staid later than
usual nt the of.ice tbis evening. Fact is,
I'd put un ti jol e on t-he typewriter and I
wanted to we wbnt she'd do."
"Jofco on the tvj'wriHr, ebf What was
It?" said Mr. Giudy, winking at the first
guest.
"I'ut a box with two mice in it on her
dck. I knew she'd think it wps candy
and wliat's the matter, old manr"
"I I want to tell my wife something,"
faltered Mr. Ch dy.
Dtit just then n series cf the most appall-
in? :rnni':i coining from the direction of
the dining room told that be was too late.
Chicago Timcs-IIernld.
BAGGING
1 late
Swnda'd
WE8TEKN SMOKID
Hams ) ,
Hd -stilt. ,
Shon'dcrs SJ !,,,,,,.
ED
12
S
6
14
7
6J4
DRY SALTE
Sides tb . M4 fM
Shoulders V t 4 5
BAKKfclS Spin s Turpentine
:ecrmd-nADa. eacn
New New York, eacb.....
New Citv, eacb
BKESWAX'9 t
BRICKS
Wilmington "0 M...,
Northern ,,,, ,,,,
BUTTK-i
North Carolina 9 t.
N rtbei u -........
CORN M EAL
Per Bushel, in sacks . .-.....
Virginia Meal
COTTON TIKS B bundle
CANDLES 9 S
Sperm .....n,
Adsmaatine ,
CHEESK -J S
Nortbem Pactory
Dairy, Cream.
State
COFFEE 9
ItnvTm ....
Rio
DOM ESI ICSU-
Sneet;ng. 4-4, 9 yard
Yarns. 9 bunch. .............
EGGS 9 dozen
ri"H
Mackerel, No 1, barrel JS 00 ft-V) 00
Mackerel, Ko 1, half-barrel U 00 15 00
Mackerel, No 1. 9 barrel... . 18 CO 18 00
Mackerel. No i. 9 hali-banel 8 00 00
Mackerel. No S, 9 barrel 13 00 14 00
Mallets, 9 barrel J 00 3 01
Mn'lets, 9 pork barrel 5 75 50
N C. Roe Herrins, 9 keg I 00 S SS
Ory Cod, 9 B S 10
Sztra S SS 3 50
FMJUR-9 barrel-
Low grade , 3 SS
Cno-ce
Straight 4 30
First Patent
GLUE 9 -b 7Hj 8H
GRAIN S bnsbel
Cora, fro-a store, bag- White, 43 O 45
Car load, in bigs White . 4i 4-1
O-tv from ore 30 2'
Oats, Rust Proof , 444 45
Cow Peas . 1 10
1 00 1 10
1 35 1 40
1 30 1 40
23 23
t 00 7 00
9 00 It 00
10 16
18 25
41 45
43 45
75
18 25
8 10
11 O 12
12 13
10
?n
O SH
18 80
10
By Telecrmph to tbe Morning Star.
New York, July 9 Evening
Money, on- cail was eatv st per
cent., last loan at lj anc closed offered
at per cent. Prime rrircaaiile
paper S(4 per cent. Steriicg cicaaofee
w9 firm' actf1! b'l"l'n" h --lc-
er' bills BT48734 lor ctmiud; 4;oy
48os fcr sixty days. Poi'.ed rates 4s6
4&7ard4g8s548.C ,it;L. trc a Dun
465. i.ivercertiticiies ro:-aott. Gov
ernment bonds were wcfc, eves, tegs
tered, fives, coupon. 114 louis.
registered. lll6 fours, cuupou. 1123-,
twos, registered. 95 State bonds dun
North Carolina sixes 125, North Caro
lina fours 101 Railroad Doods strotg
NAVAL STORES MARKETS.
By Tssaziapkto las Moralss Si..
NEW YORK, uiy 8. Kosin quiet.
trained common to good $1 7i 75.
;urpcntine quiet at 26&fe'0'4c.
RLESTON, July 8. Spirits tcr
pertice brm at 23Vc: sales casks
Rosin firm: s;l?s Da rjls: B.C 11 20 D
E$125, F,G1 35. H $1 50. I 1 60
K 1 60. M $1 70, N $1 75, W G $1 90.
W VV 2 40.
Savannah, Ja'y 9. Spirits tarpen
tine quiet at 24 jc; sales 250 cat ka; re
ceipta 2.020 casks. Rosin firm: salts 1.249
barrels: receipts 5 050 barrela; quota
tions. B.C. 1 30 D 1 30 1 85 E 80
Ol 35 F $1 40. G $1 45. H r 1 60, I fl 65,
K $1 65. M il 75, N il 85. W G 00. W
W 2 35.
fa i aiuvu
J Spirits tn
ChaRL
3 35
4 00'
4 0
O 5 5
o
0
&
t
90
a
o
s
8
85
50
1 00
B5
85
8
5)s
10
Impress uon the cook that she should
strive not only to make her dishes easy of
digestion and capable cf furnishing what
ever nutrition may be required, but also to
give them the power of pleasing the palate,
and not alone tho palate, but the cyo as
welL
BIDES. 9
Dry . .......
HAY, 9 100
Clover Hay
Rice Straw
Eastera
Vetern ......
Nona River..,.
HOOP IRON, 9
LARD. 9 B
Northern
North Carolina ..
LIME 9 barrel
LUMBRRta wsawed
Ship Stun, resawed 13 00
Rrmgh-dg Plank 15 00
West India cargoes, according
to quality ... 13 00 18 00
Dressed Flooring, seasoned... 18 00 22 00
Scant! aa and Board. commOB. 14 00 15 00
MOLASSES. 9 gallon
Barbados, in hhds, r,..,
" in bbls
Porto Rico, in hhds
inbbb)
Bngar-HoTTSe, in hhds...
T " ia bbls.....
Syrup, in bbb)
NAILS, 9 keg. Cut 80d basis....
PORK, 9 b rrel
City Mess
Rump ,,,
Prime
ROPE. 9
SALT. 9 sack Alum .
Liverpool ... .......
Lisbon ...,....
A met tcan ,.
On 125 ft Sacks
8HJNGLE8, 7-inch, 9 M
Ontunma ..............
Cypress Sap
1 15, 1 25
2000
IS 00
28
O 28
28
12 14
14 15
11 15
1 60 I CO
9 CO
6 75
8 75
1U
35
00
1 60
S nft
9 50
9 00
9 OC
O 2S
75
O 60
at. mm,,ku aw ttmrn la Dr. tsTtlss's f ,
Crssatrwa taa amm a aal.-.
"-w aala kw aJ Ttiassiaai
IwaalSI as ta IS
rsva.
OASTOnXdy,
Tasn.
Soaaetailatal to Kaiow.
It may be worth lomethinji to know
thit tbe very best medicine tor restoring
tbe tired oat nersoas Sfstem to health?
tgor is Electric Bitters Tbis medicine
is pen Ir vegetable, acts by giving tone
to tbe nerve centres in tbe stomscb,
gently stimulates tbe Liver and Kidnets,
aad aids these organs in throwing eff im
parities in the blood. Electric Bitters
improvta tbe spoetite, aids digeation.ard
ia pronoanced by those who have tried It
as ths ver-y best blood parifier aod tonic.
Tit it. Sold for 60c or 11.00 per bottle
81 K. K. UKUUAMT'3 Urog. store. f
SUUAJC.9 sv Standard Grass? 4 13-163 5
60
40
50
ts
SO
a .
barreL.,
White Ex. C
Extra C, Golden..
C. Yrilw
SOAP, 9 t Northern.
STAVES, 9 M W. O.
R. Ol Hovthead
T1MBIR, 9M feet Shipping... .
aw,mm ....
Common aiai!"!l";"n
Interior to Ordinary
SHIJSLES. N. C. Cyrei si
W as w nc arc.,
" San...
fi24 Heart.
" Sao...
6xKl Heart......
225a"L
s
4 1-18
va
8 60 14 00
10 00
gl 00
7 00
6 50 4 50
4 09 S 60
S 00
T 50 8 50
6 00 6 01
4 F0 5 00
4 00 & 4 BO
00 6 60
5 00 660
iWA'9--------"----- 4 O
WHIsKKY. 9 niloa Nonhera. 1 00 1 00
Nnri -Cax-xlaa . IN M
WOOL 9 Uawished 8 12
COTTON MAKKKTS
By Telecrath to the Mornins Star-
New York, July 9. The cotton ma -ket
opened steady with prices lower by
1 to 3 points and further declined 5 to
12 points. u58t qjeotly ruhog irregular
with the direction of prices governed al
most exclusively by tne vsned character
cf weather news. Tbe early wrakoes
was paitly due to ansatts'actorv Eaghsb
advices which, whiieshnwi-c a e
mand .'com Manchester and coatiDental
spinners, was not up to the mark as to
futures. Locally ths market was vetv
nervous and easily it flaenced by weatber
and crop news from wbatever source,
but particularly from tbe Southwest.
Tbe publication ol tbe wea her tu ieiio
showing showers in certain poicta of
Texas and also points along the Atlantic
coast led to considerable realiz ng. Tbe
entire scope of tbe fluctuations was
twelve points cn tbe more active posi
tions. The market wat fiasiiy barely
steady at a net decline oi 913 points
New York. Jaiy 9 The lollowicg
are the total cet receipts of cotton at all
ports since Sep.emoer 1st, 1896: Gal
veston. 1.343.951 bales: New Orleans. 8.
069 182; Mobile, 808,197: Savaemh. 810,
045; Charleston. 899 343: Wilmingtno.
234 863: Norfolk. 703 563; Btltimore. 60 -164;
New Yjtlt 108 7f 2: Boston 15 9754,
Newport News. 9.707: Philadelphia, 41 -840;
West Point. 50, B uoak. 125 161;
Port Roval, 73,682 Peastco.a. 67 892;
Texas City. 64.245. ,Toul. 6.599.860
bales.
New York. July 9 Evening.
Cotton steady; middling 7 15-16c.
Cotton lutnres closed barely steady;
sales 127.200 bales; Jan'y 7 08. Keb'y 711.
March 7 15. April 7 18. May .Joly 7 34.
August 7 84. Seotember 7 It. October
7 06. November 7 02, December 7 05.
Spot cotton closed steady; middling
uplands 7 18 16c; middling; gull 8 3 16c;
sales 2 894 bales.
totton net receipts oaiea; grots
202 bales; exports to Great Britain
88S bales: to France bales; to
the Continent 738 bales; forwarded
202 bales; sales 2 894 bales; sales to
spinners 989 bales: stock (actual) 91.492
bales.
Weekly net receipts 1 bale; gross
4,084 bales; exports to Great Britain 832
bales; to France 1,243 bales; to the
Continent S 278 -bales; forwarded 1 882
bales; tales 9 958 bales; tales to spinners
.wa oaiet.
Total to-day Net receipts 1 495
bales; exports to Great Britain 1 094
bale: to France bales; to tbe Con
tlneot 1,593 bales; t ock 162 653 ba ei.
Consolidated Net receipts 4 074
bales; exports to Great Britain 6.833
bales; to France 1,245 bales; to the Con
tinent 5,146 bales.
By Telaarrapa Co the Mora-ei S...
New York. July w f.
Flour du:i ani lower to
som weak; Nn. 1 N.nlirr v. . v
Slc 8 m. Nj 1 Nortb- o Ii. j a
an )ai;opuona openeo a tal
lied on foreign pj me anr
weattrn receipt, tot lurr.e-: v
liqtiidation. declines abrr a1
beaviceas 10 corn, cloalog r .
al-i of Nt 2 red Ju 77,t:-
''711 -iJciiiucr I 1 " KS I A i .V r :
ioym. tcre spot a net. No a :-, l;
elevator aod 81c aflaar. ry.vi .
steady ?oi advanced on -ever
later weakened under reaorti ,
West and closed partly "ttc ret
Jul ciosed 30c. Aouaii cloae-
Stptemotr 31 15 ltOSic. citier
Ons-spct q j;e;; N j. 2 22Jc.
werequ:ct and we.kcr. witu the
markti. cloisn? ut cangtd to ic
(aiv Cffd 2iM:: bepterabci c .
22c P.ikdu.fc Laid qjiet at ,.,
t o-.; Wctitis a.cm 14 15 r r-
tal; :Septemc.er r4 80 nomiDi r
fined lard stei-Jy Cootineot i
Sr'.aib American f 5 00 compound ,
4 12 Bj er afadr : -, c.
Wtter. cren.ery ll10c Wts.rr, ,.
fy 7'HJ0X-.. E.y.ns Vs.
c earte y XZic. Sute v '.
14c. Co. creise lltj'.'c Cr.-f.
s-ea-ry b at -arge 7a7sc an., J .rr
fa t iti-u it Lrn t.-, b ) ,
kc.j' asi ex-r. tve .i -.i s".;t
sre na-.r yt. .. li . .-. - . .
eiw Ziyi-., t. r -.!a
C i .. T a Zi i i- " us ! r r
(piCiiie .'-eei atiic it. ,
Kce se.iy o .tts cit: f . lM
L)n Ii.ac-1 pr tirrt; T''. T -
toes per car cr bva-ti-. .
ton 11 2-5ai 50. F . ji
Pataioes qo.et. bjat&e-r i
i OtQi 25 C.Cfe-S.
Cordovs U17c: salts 5
CiQ- V T : 100 Central A -
200 S-van ii a P. T. Su.-
refised firm.
Chicago laly 9. Woes:
by tne stuck of lire .-.-.
nt (or deliver
c.'cted at a c dcc.ir.e A
mtrkels exoisted more m
as a retuit ol J'qjldt.ur c
c and pros. sees IsS'i
0ts were a shade low -r a: . -1 .
Chicago j-ult 9. c.--
Flour t-m Wret - .
Corr N- 2.
2 17ic: No 2 s-hi-e i.-rc cn b.iri
2iUc. N j. 3 wsi'.e t;cc oc hora
2ic Mcii port per barrel 17 60,7 '
L-ri per 100 In 4 00 bh.t
s:der. loose (4 JI6C4 55 D.-y i
ti u.dera. bcxtd. 4 75tJ5 00 b' t
c-:,r s:Ces, bcxed. ft BSO
Wi ttkev 119 I
Tbe leading futures raneed as loiiowi. i
op-ning bigbeat. lowrat and clos.ru '
Wbeat--Ju v 70 71 70 70!s,'c. Septerr 1
ber ft6 4eiM H6((Ji5, n.i a' 66, S
Xj-j i. L.tv.i:i -ei t J ) 0? 6iH '
67c Corn Jj'.y S6U,2tiK
;29Uc S:p era ut 7sit5'" :
7 87 id7c De :rciter 284 SS i It
S3X3,;. Odti-N . at Juiv 17s. 17 1 1
17?,'. 175,. Septen-bcr 1P lSHQl'S
13H'. lSS'SlbJic. Men pors-'j. -
c'ored f 7 September 7 "7. T
7 7 70 Liff-Sf p etnoet tt '..-
4 11 4 05 4 07HJ. O.to5:r 4
4 17.4 10 10 SDO't TiiJS- S-;. -rr
ber f4 47. 4 47V 4 3; 4 274 .:
bercio-eo $4 47,4
Baltimore. u 9. F cu- : rr
acd uoch ir:-l. Wceat e-i-v; s;--t ..rt
mj., to 7;i(i'73c: Augua; 70" ,
Sep eni;i ".ifcj71c. steamer No S '
63ii69: Southern waeat bv t
704i78Xc. do on grade 71ie -a
C'n a ea r; spot ard mcntb S"1.. -
Augurt S0330C. Se-t-rrb:-81i;c:
ste-r.. r roiiLd 2; 42-. s
en white 33S3r, do vri m : t
Oats sfady: No. 2 wb te W. tt-r-24c;
No. 2 mixed 2323H'c
FOREIGN MARKETS'
:J -.ftC'.Cl
'1
"l
!
By Cable to the More
Liverpool, Jjly 9
eg 1
-4 r v -
Cotton Sp'. in fair der3 J a"!
prices uncL.4o;ed. Axer cir. rt '-1 'i
4 7 82d. Ss'es ol the -!.v e:c :r ;
bales, of which 50J w.r t'r J;ec-
tion and export, so'! i - -1 j c : n ' -'
American. Reciott 4 ni.ei ;'
which 2 400f were Arn.i ci" Fu.;'
and closecrbarr . i c ' ' ' rf're
American raid: r. ; ,jv4!
644 11 64d ac f Aj.jm
4 9-64d seller; Au.a.t r- Se.'.rrrST
4 5 64J4 6 64-1 - f."
Octooer 4i v-xe. O.i is i-"- N verr-
ber 3 60 811 ae'ler, N' ive-n "c "1
cember 3 57 64tJ3 5S-64o -- et . f res-
be r and Jacjjiy 3 r..c : .-
ary and reoruar S a" ") v. -or r.
raarv sad ' March'' 3 M .'.ift'i
oaver; Ma.ch scd A-. 3 '' '"UI ' ''
641 seller: April aod May 3 Mt w
64d seller.
M AH INK.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Pawnee. SiV t t
Georgetown. H G Srro !- res
Strar A P Hurt, Robeson
ville. fames Madden.
Steamer E A Hawes Wa
Ran. Jas Madden.
CLEARED.
Steamer E A Hiw-s. U--Ruj,
Jas Madden.
Steamer D.iver. RDbinv)D
vilie. R R Love.
Stmr A P Hurt, Rtbb-ioi.
vil e. fames Madden.'
Five'.it
! C ff
'. Cf.'
MARINE DIRECTORY.
List' sf Voaevela la the Port of W"
awl as; ts a, C, Jaly 10, I1-'"
SCHOONERS.
Cbas C L;ster. 9H7 tors. Rjbnt n "
Harnsa Son & Co.
Marion Hill. 193 tons. Armur -r: l't'1
Harrist. Son & Co.
Jcbo C Couirgham. 217 Iocs . T tr.H-
Geo Harms. Son & Co.
Chas H Spraeue. SfO loos Hi pf u
Harriia & & Co.
R S Graham, f20 tons. Out rn i-
riss. Son t Co.
BARQUES.
Ediib. Sheraton (Bi) 814 toci NU the
Fote & Foster. .
Hans(SwerJ) 680 toes Lrnacrfer H
Cnsnj (Bi) 47s toos. Doha in Mtr'
ton, Djwoirg & Co. ,
La Marinccia (Iul) 683 tor Imba H'
T RiletACo 0 ,
Daphne. 60J tons. Madsen J T i
4 Co.