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ebiUwas tabled. ; . - -fKoTE. The razorbill passed yes rday was drawn and offered by Mr. potson, of Iredell. The dower bill passed yesterday, educing the number of jurors from Jve to three, was Mr. Pinnix's,. of Davidson. ; HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES KErORTS OF COMMITTEES. The following bills were - reported upon by the various committees: 1 To establish Roanoke township, in Halifax. To authorize the comrais-. sioners of Dare county ' to levy a special tax. To require all druggists to pay retail liquor license. To au thorize Jackson county to levy a' 0f the town of Matthews. To pro hibit certain persons ironi. practicing law. A prevent tne iening ot tim ,er in Three Top Creek. Resolution concerning the department of Agri culture. To amend - chapter 274, laws luo-v i. 10 repeal cnapter 4, private laws 188X. For the relief of fanners in certain localities. For the iiioteetiort i of - farmers. 'To- submit the liquor question to the voters of the town of Statesville. : To amend 4 chapter 234, laws 1881. To prohibit the sale or liquor m nait a mile ot V. G. Cahdler's., To amend chapter 171. laws 1872-73: relates to the sale of liquor near Cherry Grove church, in ColuraDus county. 10 estaonsn a graded school in the town of Hickory. Bill for the relief of Elizabeth F. Peatt, of Chowan county. To change jhe township lines of Irouson and Catawba Springs, in Lincoln county. RESOLUTIONS. V ; Mr. Harris, of Davidson, a resolu tion expressing the sense of the General Assembly in reference to the encouragement of capitalists and others in, erecting cotton v mills and nther manufacturing establishments I n tills State. BILLS. The following bills were intro ilncsd, passed their first reading, and iiciv referred as follows: Mr. Stanford, for the encourage ment and support of the State Guard. Mr. Phillips, to provide for the na.vo pfrpctnal nilnishrnent. nf nrirriA int ourts of justices of the peace." Mr. Bailey, of Mecklenburg, to nvover property conveyed in fraud. Mr. Montgomery, to amend chap ter 234, laws of 1881. Mr. Holt, to amend an act to es tablish a department of agriculture, nnmigration and statistics, and for t he encouragement of sheep hus bamlry. "i - THE CALENDAR was-taken up and the following bills disposed of-as follows: ; v To authorize the county of Hali fax 'jto fund its floating debt. ' Third ivadtng. - TV abolish the State Board of Ilia ih. Informally passed over. v ' SPECIAL ORDER. T ie bill relatiiisrko divorce benicr ili;s $tecial order for this hour was taken up and discussed. Mr. Bailey, in the course of his re in irks, stated that thirty-six States amiterritories had adopted this law. Mr. Bann moved to lay on the ta ble,! upon which Mr. Poe called the ayes and nays, winch was sustained. Thd vote to table was ayes 38, nays 3 r. Ltenoir moved to amend bv making a single act in the wife and i. it 1 .3 i z . i. i. . . i j iiaunuoi auuitci j .111 tuc iiusuauu ooa grounds for a divorce. Beading the consideration and dis-eu-ion of this bill, the hour for ad journment arrived, and the House stood adjourned until 10 o'clock to morrow. , COTTON. Xew York Comtaercial Chronicle. ; -'New York, Jan. 26. The move- iii..jLiu JX. bUts lUj 40 AAAVAJ.tlVA kj J ' v j VVA lLUU ' 4. S KA. HU VT liglit, is given below. For the week ending, this evening (January -)., the total receipts have reached 131400 bales, against 150,390 bales iast week; 175,3B2 bales the pre vious week, and'224,997 bales three wectks since ; making the total re ceipts since the 1st of September, 1$82, 4,148,631bales,against 3,692,481 bales for the same period of 1881-82, showing an increase since September l,h882t of 456,150 bales, friie exports for the week ending LI 1 1 J- - m m usds evening reacn a total 01 i40,udo bjlos, of which 92,497 were to Great Ui itain, 7,887 to France, and 53,651 t tlie rest of the Continent,while the oeks as made up this evening are. "V 873,839 bales, t ; ., . i On Wednesday, r witb Liverpool sjUll week, the - decline of Tuesdav fternooA was recovered: but on "hursday there was a fresh decline ff 45 points for the active months. o-day there was a firmer but vari t able market, with an unsettled clos 1 "o- Cotton on the spot advanced :-I0c on Wednesday. - The demand "pntinued to be mainly for home con- gumption, but more was done . than Recently fornecnlat.inn anrl p.Ynnrtl jTo day the market, was ' steady at J10 3-16c for middlinff uplands. The p-otal sales for forward delivery for 1 Envelopes were used in 1839. - - oteel pen was' made in 1830. . Lucifer match was made in 1798. Iron SteamshiD.was built in 1830 Coaches used in England was in Horse railroad was built in 1826 - Ql i ..... Steamship plied the Hudson in .1807. Telescope was used in England in .Mark all the belles that grace the ball, ; : iJonde or brunette, full-formed orslight tedsllfi vnn'll find A 4,nm 11 vv hose teeth are .the most pure and w aose toilet never knows the want, uf the victorious SOZODO NT. The Weekly,Star; .. .ALABAMA. State Treasurer Vincent a Defaulter for Over :$200,000The Money Loct In Cotton Speculations Vincent's Dis appearanceAction of tne Governor, dec, &c. v - ' : ' By Telegraph to the Morning Starl -3Iontgomery, Jan. ol.--The committee to examine the books and accounts of State Treasurer Vincent were to begin examina tion yesterday. Vincent left the city Mon day night. A letter from him to his chief clerk was delivered to the latter yesterday afternoon, and was laid : before the Gover nor. Vincent said he was behind,; but was going to New York to get money which the letter indicated he had loaned. : An exam ination of the cashier's and other books late last night, shows that Vincent speculated! largely in cotton futures. The deficit as far as can be gathered at this time, is between $225,000 and $300,000. Treasurer Vincent left Monday night, but by what route is not known. The ticket agent at the . railroad office v did not know him, and all the conductors who went out have returned and cannot tell anything about him. None of them knew him. The Governor will offer a large reward and has sent telegrams to the police of all the large cities. Vincent is 5 feet 10 inches high, very neat in dress, brown hair and beard, the latter full and long, with mustache.1 Has very bad teeth and a scar on the fore head from "a wound in battle. The Governor sent to the Legislature the following message : "To the Senate and Souse , of Representa tives: -It becomes my painful and 'mortify ing duty to inform you, that Isaac ' Hr Vin cent, Treasurer of the. State, is shortin his accounts and has left the city. This fact was made known by Vincent through, the following note to A. O. Crawford, clerk in his office, dated the 29th inst. , which was re ceived by Crawford on the afternoon of the 30th inst., and was communicated to me at 8.30 P. M. of that day: " 'Deak Cbawfokd I find this evening that my money is; not here, neither has it been paid over to the Importers & Traders Bank, as promised.' I leave for New York to straightenthe whole matter. I have, perhapswaited too long, and will be cen suredrbut I have no idea of running away. X-wish you would assist the committee and after the balance is ascertained ask them to wait a day and telegraph me, care of Fred. Wolff e, New York. If anything happens to me, I wish to state, . emphatically and positively, that being behind in my cash is my own fault, and that you have had noth ing to do with it . " " 'Your friend, "I. H. Vikcent.' ; "The amount of Vincent's defalcation can only be ascertained after careful exami nation of the Treasurer's books and a care ful count of the money in the treasury, but a hurried and partial investigation indicates that it is more than $200,000. It is not known by what train or in what direction Vincent left Montgomery. Means have been adopted to intercept and detain him if possible. It is believed that the State is largely secured against ultimate loss. The two houses will have communications de livered to them from time to time of any further information that - comes ? into my hands. ;- A. O'NeaIs Governor." Large sums of money -sent to Fred Wolfre, supposed to be dealings in cotton, have been traced up. ' Vincent dealt also, it is supposed, with" other , cotton houses. A legislative committee is counting the money in the treasury.. ' The Legislative committee has counted the money in the treasury vault and found $153,000. . The deficit is $227,000, and is amply secured by good bondsmen. It has developed that the money was taken m the last two years and nearly all before No vember last. Vincent, according to a state ment by a witness made before the commit tee; lost over $100,000 in cotton through one house, Fred. Wolff e, and some through others. It is surmised that he may have loaned some,' although no evidence to that effect has been shown. There ' has been some talk latterly, since he bought a new house, rich furniture and a carriage and horses. The Governor has taken charge of the keys of the treasury for the present. The default will not interfere with the State's business in the least, nor cause any interruption in the regular payment of war rants. The July interest is all paid. : "Unbidden guests are often welcom- est when they are gone.1' Disease is an un bidden guest which Jiidney-Wort ; almost, invariably "shows the door." Here is a case in point:' "Mother has recovered," wrote an Illinois girl to her Eastern rela tives. "She took bitters for a long time but without any good ; So when she heard of the virtues of Kidney-Wort she got a box and it completely cured her, so that she can do as much work now as she could before we moved West Since she got well every one about here is takin 2 it.":.- V - FOREIGN.. . Another steamer Iost Prussia and. Denmark Tne Pnoenlx Parfc Mur dersGerman A flairs Russian Pea sants Starving. - PBv Cable to the Morning Star. -Londok, Jan. 31. The Ansonia, a large Italian steamer, has been wrecked on the coast of Tripoli. Twenty of the crew per ished. The rest of the crew and Passenffers 'were saved. Copenhagen, Jan. 31. The Prussian de cree ordering youths born as Danish sub jects, now residing in Schleswig, either to enter, the -Prussian aimy or leave their homes, causes intense ihdignation through out this country .r Denmark protests against this fresh breach of treaty obligations. : , Dublin, Jan. 3L A gentleman who no ticed the Fhcenix Park; murderers "driving in the Park on the evening , the crime was committed, is stated" to have come forward and selected Cavanagh s car from a number in thd Kilmainham jail yard, as the One in which the assassins rode. Me also identi fied two of the murderers among twenty prisoners. Vienna, Jan. - 31. The Jfena Wiener Taailatt announces that in spite of the- in terference of the . government in .prohibit ing its sale, it succeeded m; selling nearly 40,000 copies yesterday, which is more than the average of its sales. : ' " a Most of the members of the Chamber of Deputies belonging to the German opposi tion abstained in a marked manner from attending the Court ball last night.- They attended instead a students' ball ; in aid of German Schulverein. , ; ; : - ' ; Odessa, Jan. 31. The Vestnik newspa per says that a famine prevsils in the gov ernment of Kherson, and several: peasants have commited suicide to escape witnessing the misery pi their starving families. Wandi, Africa, Jan. 31. Cetewayo has been reinstated as King of . Zululand. About 5,000 Zulus were present at the cere mony.. Many of the chiefs expressed great dissatisfaction at the conditions on which he was restored : r THE HORSFORD ALMANAC AND COOK BOOK mailed free on application to the Rutnf ord Chemical Works, Provi dence, R. I. t "I love to travel on a pass," said a Toun? man at breakfast-table. "I feel as though! were proprietor of the road." ? "1 don't," said a witty lady from. Boston, "I would not go to Heaven on a'nass." ".There is no danger or your getung one, was ine rftnlv. ; Ynn rt a TTnit.n.rii.n and onlv Cal- vinists get passes." ' "Well, anyway, this is certain," retorted the lady, "we shall all be aeaa-neaas Deiore we get mere. - . v " SOUTHERN ITEMS. The appointments of letter-carriers for Lynchburg were received in that city Saturday. The delivery: system will begin March 1st. - j . '' The Macon (Ga.) Telegraph has a subscriber who has read it for fifty-two years and last week renewed his subscrip tion for the fifty-third time. ; - - - !- Ex-Gov. Warmoth, of Louisiana is such a firm believer in the beet sugar in dustry that he has been in Maine buying machinery for a beet-root factory on his plantation. . . -. r- The Charleston (S. U.) News says that the entire hotel bill of the Mar .quis of Lome and party In that city, ' 'in cluding carriage hire, cash advances, and everything else," was' but $703.. - We are pained to announce the death of Mr. C. B. Hayden, which occurred at his residence in Smithfield Sunday. Mr, Hayden,; besides being a distinguished law yer, 1 was an upright man, respected and esteemed wherever inownJ Norfolk Land mark. , "Glory enough for one year" has come to Gov. Crittenden, of Missouri. The Marquis of Lome was "highly pleased", with him, and the Princess, Louise pro nounced him "a very handsome man" when the vice-regal party passed through Jeffer son City. - . , , I ,-. A Dellsntful Novelty.' Ladies prefer Floreston Cologne, because they find this lasting combination of ex quisite perfumes a delightful novelty.' CANADA. Graveyard Onosts at BXontreal. d- By Telegraph to the Morning Star.) - Montreal.- Jan. ; 31. A few days ago' several bodies were stolen from bt. Mane de Mannoir ; Cemetery. An attempt was made to frighten some medical students in to giving up the bodies, but without suc cess. Then money was offered, as. an in ducement, and two of the bodies were handed over for'eighty dojlars ransom. our state coirrEjnru RAUI ES. The privilege of voting a special school tax might be given to school districts, in stead of townships as now is the case. This would confine the benefits of the tax to the immediate locality and. likewise to the race that pays it, either white or black as the case may be; and only the race - expeeting the benefits would vote or be taxed. Ordi--narily the Messenger deprecates race legisla tion.! but in the matter of education , the white people of North Carolina are doing already a good part towards the blacks, and we see no other way out of the difficulty. uoiasooro Messenger. . .-. -" " w.'- -- We have greater cause to fear too much rather than too little legislation. Aboye all things we beg our legislators that they will act with an eve single to the best in terests of North Carolina, instead of in the interest of their being re-elected to the next Legislature, as is too often "the case. Of course every member must introduce one or more bills, otherwise he would think that he was not doing his duty to his con stituents, but fortunately most of these bills are killed by the committees to .which they are referred. ratsboro liecord.- i. m 1 ' Mr. James G. Pittard, of Henderson, N. C, says: "I have used Brown's Iron Bitters and have found it to.be a splendid tonic." f Burnett's Cocoaine for Losr of Ilalr. j Chicago, Oct. 11, 10. Three years" ago my hair was comingout very! fast, and I was rearly bald. I was also troubled with dandruff. I began using jBurnett s Cocoaine, an l. my hair imme diately stopped coming out, and has con stantly been yetting thicker. My head is now entirely free from dandruff. " My wife has nsedthe Cocoaine with equally grati fying Tcsults. , '."'', - '". 1. x. ItIiAtt, with F. Mac Veagh & Co. Burnett's Extracts are the purest fruit flavors. - " - , New York Naval -Stores Market. New York Journal of Commerce, Jan. 29. Spirits Turpentine the market has! not varied, ruling firm and moderately active. Sales are 200 bbls at 53e for merchantable and.53ic for New York bbls. Rosins There continues a quiet market for the low grades, but a moderate demand for the bet ter qualities. Prices are fairly steady. The following are the quotations: Kosins Common at $1 60; Strained at $1 62f; good strained at $1.651 67f; No. 2 E at SI 751 BO; JSo. 3 r at SI SO! 95; No. 1 G. at f2 052, 10; No. 1 H at $2 25 3 30; good No. 1 1 at $2 452 50; low pale Kat $3 752 87i;paleM at $3 30 3 37 ; extra palo N at S3 7o;. window glass (W) at $4 254 50. Tar quoted at S3 803 00. Pitch is quoted at S3 o. COTTOH 1QRKRTS. ; By Telegraph to tne Morning Star. January 31. Galveston, ' steady at 91c net receipts 3,646 bales: Norfolk, steady at 9 13-16C net receipts 2,971 bales; Balti more, quiet at 10c net receipts 100 bates- rosion, sieaay at iogc rnei. receipts bales; Philadelphia, quiet at lOic net re ceipts ;. bales; Savannah, steady at 9c net receipts 2,506 bales;Kew Orleans, steady at 9 13-16c-rnet .receipts 14,763 bales; Mo bile, quiet at 9c net receipts 1,627 bales; Memphis, quiet at 9c net receipts 2,215 bales; Augusta, quiet at Vic net receipts 703 bales; Charleston, quiet and easy at 10c -7-net receipts 2,529 bales. - i ; New York. Peannt market. New York Journal of Commerce, Jan. 30. Prices' are well sustained. There is a fair trade in a jobbing way, more in the better ; grades. . The quotations are 77c for fancy hand-picked; 7i7 for extra hand picked; 6f7c for ordinary do; 67c for farmers' gbods. " , . " PERSON Air! TO MEN ONLY! Thb Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich., will send Dr. Dtx's Cklkbratbd Elbotbo-Voltaic Belts and Elec tbio Appliances on trial for thirty days to men (young or old who are afflicted with Nervous Debility, Lost Vitality and Manhood, and kind of troubles, guaranteeing speedy and complete re storation of health and wanly vigor. Address as above. . N. B.--N0 risk is incurred, as thirty days trial Is allowed." - MAEDI GBAS AT NEW ORLEANS. Februa ry 6 is Shrove Tuesday this year, and one week after, on Tuesday, February 13th, the 153d Grand Monthly Drawing of the Louisiana State Lottery will occur, when $75,000 will go to some hap py mortal wno nas invested. Dy sending $5 to M. A. Dauphin, New Orleans. La., or else it will he scattered into fifths at One Dollar each, and over $265,000 paid in prizes, The tickets are only 100,000 in number, and over two hundred thou sand visitors are expected at New Orleans next Aiaroiuras. i MOTHERS ! MOTHERS ! MOTTTFTRS ! Are you disturbed at night and'broken of your rest by a sick child suffering and crying with the excru ciating pain of cutting teeth? If so, go at once ana get a Dottie oi jjlks. WINSLOW'S SOOTH ING SYRUP. It will relievethe Door little euf- form frnmAniflfAiV ananil nvvrvn f 't-lvA'MA 4a vis mistake about it. ' There Is not a mother on earth who has ever used it who will not tell you at once that it will regulate the bowels and give rest to the mother, and relief and health to the child, operating like magic. It is perfectly safe to use in all cases, and pleasant to the taste, and is the prescription of one of the oldest and best female physicians and nurses in the United States. Sold everywhere. o cents- a bottle. m AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE. v- AusTnT, TBXAs, Peh. 20th, 1882. To Mr. W. J. Graham, Druggist; - !i - Dear Sir My ease was an acute form of broh- i1Ma. nnti WIS Of bile and n half voars1 r? n-m- tinn. Iemnlovedthe best medical sM nosslhle. but failed rapfdly,: until the doctors said I would die that my case was incurable. Thrown upon mv own resources, 1 got a bottle of Dr. Wh. Hall's Balsak fob thb Lungs, and in six hours felt a decided relief, in three davs the cone-ta al most disappeared. Now that my chances of life nn) pond for manv years. I earnestly recommend the above to every sufferer of lung or throat dis ease. - - v. o, lathkott- COMMERCIAL. WILMINGTON MARKET. STAR OFFICE, Jan. 25, 6 P. M. SPIRIT8 TURPENTINE The market opened and closed firm, tit 50 cents per gal lon, with sales reported of 175 casks at that price, . . - ,- , - ROSIN The market was ;firm at $1 35 for Strained and $1 37f forGood Strained, r with sales as offered. , TAR Market firm, the receipts being taken at $1 80 per bbl of 280 lbs. " - CRUDE TURPENTLNE-Market steady at $1 50 for Hard and ' $2 50 per bbl. for Soft, with small sales at quotations. COTTON Sales reported of 200 bales on a basis of 9f "cents per lb for-Middling, the market closing . strong. .The following were the official quotations C ' v Ordinary.... . . cents lb Good Ordinary. .... . "8 346 Low Middlinff 9i - Middling-. 9f ! j trT.t .11. A tlr 4ji vjroou juiuuun. ..... . w xu-io " PEANUTS Sales reported at 7580e for, Ordinary, 8590 cents -.. fox Prime and 95c$t 00 per bushel for Fancy. Market steady. . ' ' ; " ' - " - ? STAR OFFICE. Jan." 26, 6 "P-'M. SPIRITS' TURPENTLNEThe market was firm at 50 cents per gallon, with sales reported of 150 casks at that price; . ? ; ROSLN The market opehed and closed flna.at $1 35 for Strained. and $137i for liood btramed. We hear of a sale of,l,000 bbls Good Strained at $1 37 per bbl. : ;; . - ' TAR Market firm, the receipts being taken at $1 80 per bbl. of 28a lbs. ' CRUDE TURPENTINE-Marke t steady at $1 50 for Hard, and, $2 50 per bbl for Soft, with small sales at quotations. . COTTON Sales reported of 300 bales on a basis of 9 cents per Jh. for Mid dling. Market firm. The following were the official quotations : Ordinary ' ' cents lb Good Ordinarv. . - 8 3-1 R " " Low Middling 9J , Middling. , . . 9$ " Good Middlin . . . ... . g 15-16 " " 1 PEANUTS S,ales reported' at 7580 cents for Ordinary, 8590 cents for Prime and 95c$l 00 per bushel for Fancy. Market steady. .. ' v.. -V: STAR OFFICE, Jan. 27, P. M. SPIRITS TURPENTINE The market opened firm at 50 cents per gallon bid, with sales reported later of 200 casks at 504 cents percallon. " . ? ' ROSLN The market was firm at $1 32i for Strained and $1 371 for Good Strained. - Sales reported of 1,000 bbls Good Strained -at quotations. " !.,..- ." , TAR Market .firm, the receipts being taken at $1 80 per bbl. of 280 lbs. , CRUDE TURPENTINE-Market steady" at $1 50 for Hard and $2 50 per bbl. for Soft, with small sales at quotations. COTTON Sales reported of 250 bales on a basis of 9J cents per lb. for Middling. Market firm. The following were the offi cial quotations: Ordinary . .'. . r " cents lb Good Ordiriarj' ... 8 5-1C " Low Middling 9i Middling ; 9J " ' " Good llddlin2...1..,. 10 1-16." PEANUTS Sales 'rqported at 7580. ?ents. for Ordinary, 8590 cents for Prime .,950$! 00 per bushel for Fancy. Market steady. STAR OFFICE, Jan. 23. 6 P. M. SPIRITS TURPENTINE The market opened strong at 51 cents per gallon, with! sales reported later of 150 casks at that price. : ." . ; ROSIN The market was firm at $1 32 for Strained and $1 371 for Good Strained. Sales reported of 1,000 bbls Good Strained at fl 37. per bbl. . Vu , TAR Market firm,;- the receipts being taken at $1 80 per bbl of 280 lbs. CRUDE TURPENTINE Market steady at $1 50 for Hard and $2 50 per bbl for Soft. No receipts and no sales. ' COTTON Sales reportedof 300 bales on a basis of 9f cents per 2). for Middling. Market firm. The following were the offi cial quotations: - v.. Ordinary. ...... Good Ordinary. Low Middling. . Middling. . .". ... . ' cents tb 8 5-16 '- i ... ". 9f . " . " 10 1-16 " Good Middling. . PE ANUTS Sales reported ; at , 7580 cents for Ordinary, 8590 cents for Prime and ;' 95c$l 00 per. bushel for Fancy." Market steady. STAR OFFICE. Jan. 30. 6 P.. M. ' SPIRITS TURPENTINE The market opened steady at 51 cents per gallon, with no sales to report. , , . " ROSLN The market was quoted firm at $1 32i for Strained and $1 37 for Good Strained. Later we hear of asales'of 500 bbls Strained at $1 30 per bbl.- TAR Market firm;, the receipts being taken at $1 80 per bblTof 280 lbs. " CRUDE TURPENTLNE-Market steady at $1 50 for Hard and $2 50 . per bbl. for Soft. ' Sales at quotations. ; p. COTTON Sales reported of 850 bales on a basis of 9c. per lb. for Middling. Mar ket closing steady. The following were the official quotations: - Ordinary. . . ! . . i. . . . "cents IS lb Good Ordinary 8 5-16 " ' ; LowJiliddUng......,.- t " " Middling.... .. 9f " " Good Middling. ..... : 10 1-16 PEANUTS Sales reported at 7580 cents for Ordinary, 8590 cents for Prime and. 95c$l 00 per bushel for Fancy. Market steady. - - . STAR OFFICE, Jan. 31, 6 P. M. SPIRITS TURPENTINE The market opened dull at 51 cents per gallon, with sales reported later of 150 casks at 50 cents, closing firm. ' ; ROSLN The market was steady at $1 32 i for Strained and $1 37 for Good Strained, with sales reportedof 500 bbls Strained at $1 82$ and 1,800 do. Good Strained at $1 371 per bbl. ' TAR. The market opened firm at $1 80 per bbl of .280 lbs., at which the receipts were taken, closing firm at $1 85 bid. CRUDE TURPENTINE Market steady at $1 50 for Hard ; and $2 50 per bbl : for Soft. Sales at quotations. - COTTON Sales reported ' of 250 bales on a basis of Si cents per lb. for Middling. Market steady; The following were the official quotations: '. . Ordinarv 1 A ' .. ontd Good Ordinary.. 8 5-16 " " : Low Middling. ...... QX - . - . Middling. 9f -' - oou juiuuiing.-. . ..... iu L-16 PEANUTS Bales' reported at' 75a80 cents for Ordinary, 8590 cents' for Prime ana yscf 1 00 per- bushel for' Fancy:2 Market steady. " IQTTON AND N AV A I STORES ' WEEKLY " STATEMENT. e ' ' ' RECEIPTS : C ' For the week" ending Jan. 27, 1883." Uottonr Spirits. Rosin. " Tar. Crude. 8,529 "1.122 13,047 ; 1,194 . 542 RECEIPTS From Jan: 21st to Jan. 27th, 1882 Cotton. - Spirits. Rosins Tar. Crude. v2,920 , k855 . 12,585 2,003 2,552 :. , EXPORTS For the week ending Jan. 27, 1883. - Cotton - Snvrifa Tlnai. Tnm Domestic : 469 424 986 570 278 Foreign. : 2,668 500 4,955 2,747 000 Total. 3,137 524 5,941 3,317 EXPORTS - 278 v From Jan. 2lst to Jan. 27th, 1882. - Cotton. Hmritft. Ttmein. -- Tnr fh-ntj Domestic 1,754 733 1,329 173 00 Foreign.. '1,080 000 4,000 000 00 Total.. 3,834 733 5,329 173 00 - STOCKS Ashore .and Afloat, Jan. 27, 1883. . ... :.:y Ashore. AHoat. Totals. Cotton . . . . ; . .... 9.169 8.884 18.53 Spirits....-."...... 1,867 :4,644 ' 6,511 Rosin.-...., .,.,...81,028 24,447. 105,775 Tar : 3,499 - 75 374 Crude.-' 1.979 .. '49 "2.028 STOCKS " Ashore and Afloat; Jan. 27, 1882. Cotton. ;. Spirits. Rosin. ' Tar. r. r Crude' 6,842 4,541 87,482 3,422 3,624 QUOTATIONS. ' Jan. 27. 1882. Jan. 27. 1883". Cotton.. iua 9 a Spirits. . . 501 ' " 50 . Rosin . .1 95 2 00 - 1 3211 371 Tar 2 00 1-80 uruae a 50, 3 754 25f 33 40, $ 1 502 50 Kalamazoo, Mich. , Feb. 2, 1880. I know Hod Bitters will bear recommen dation honestly; All who use them confer upon them the . highest encomiums, and give them credit for making cures all the proprietors claim f or them. I have kept them since they were first ' offered to the public. They took" high rank from the first, and maintained it and are more call ed for than all others combined. So, . long as they keep, u p their high reputation for purity and usefulness, I shall, continue to recommend them something I have never before done with any other patent medicine. : t. V J. J. UABUOCK, New ITorlc Comparative Cotton State ment. - By Telegraph to the Morning Star. New York, January 26. The follow ing is the comparative cotton statement for the week ending this date: 1883. . 1882. Net receipts at all United, btates ports during the , - 5 week. . 135.161 81.189 Total receipts to this date.. 4.152.585 3.643.112 Lxports for the week. . . 155,856 . 95,701 Total exports to this date... ........ .... 2.710.0841.887.170 Stock in all United States ' ports............... 880,3391,149,660 Stock at. all interior towns.. ...J. ......... 174,619 192,203 Stock in Liverpool. . ; 821,000 031,000 American afloat . for Great-Britamr.-.TT. 289,000 208.)00 Worth Bememberlns. . No w t hat good-times are' again n pon us, it is worth remembering that no one can enjoy the pleasantest surroundings if in bad health. There are hundreds of miserable people going about to-day with disordered stomach, liver or Kidneys, when a Dottle 01 Parker's Ginger Tonic would do them more good than all the medicines they have ever tried. , . .. ; ,; v v - . ... ; 1 '. EXPORTS FOR THE WEEK. : : COASTWISE, j New York Steamship Benefactor 469 bales cotton, 208 bbls spirits turpentine, 853 do rosin, 258 bbls crude turpentine, 10 do tar, 10 tierce molasses, 3 hhds molasses, 23 bags rice, 61 do chaff. 31 bbls bulbs, 40 pkgs mdse; 25,552 feet lumber. Baltimore Schi: Leonessa 153,000 feet lumber, i, Philadelphia Steamship -America 175 bbls rosin; 225,000 feet lumber. 6,000 shingles. - ''; ' . , -V- Newburyport Schr Messenger 271, 795 feet lumber . . Portsmouth Schr Etta M Barter 228 feet lumber. Portland Schr S S Bickmore 175,160. feet lumber, 15 bbls pitch, 25 do tar. Baltimore Schr Alice Hearn 286,222 feet lumber. ' - New York Schr Maggie E Gray 691 bales cotton, 1,000 bbls rosin. - . New York Steamship Regulator 413 bales cotton. 478 bbls spts turpt, 500 do rosin7 76 do pitch; 50 do tar. 49 do crude, ; 37 tcs rice, 281 bags rice, lSUdo oran, 01 do chaff, 51 pkgs mdse, 70,724 feet lumber. y. - FOREIGN. i ' . Port-atj-Prince Schr Maggie Abbott 177,177 feet lumber, 58,200 cypress shingles. . Hamburg Nor barque Condor 3,275' bbls rosin,-. : .. - " ,; Nor barque Formica 3,379 bbls rosin. LoNposf' Ger barque' Germania 3,193 bbls rosin.. : ; "' " London Nor barque Erragon 1,366 casks, spirits turpentine, 1,823 bbls rosin. Liverpool Nor barque ; Jona 2,850 bales cotton. London Nor barque Norden 2,351 bbls rosin. ' . - Hamburg Nor : barque Titania 2,810 bbls rosin. London Nor brig Fred 2.530 bbls rosin. ; Cork for Orders Ger barque Edward Pens 1,322 casks spirits turpentine,: 1,215 bbls rosin. " , " Matanzas Dan;barquentine Margarette 354 empty hogsheads. 30 bbls tar, 24 do rosin, 60 do pitch, 1 do pine tar oil. - ' "Served tne Dentist Right." J: ' The boys said that it served old Doctor Tooth8tufier right, 'when he had the tooth ache so badly that he couldn't sleep at nisht. He had inflicted so much pain on other peor. pie, in pulling and mending their teeth, that they thought it would be good for him to suffer a little himself. The leading dentist of Portsmouth. N. H., knows what pain is and has relieved himself .from" the twinges of neuralgia by the use of Perry Davis's Pain Killer.- He regards it without a rival. - - . v f we , - savannan Rice Market ; -j - Savannah News, January 30. - ' The market was quiet but firm, . with a fair demand. The sales were: about 267 barrels. We quote: Broken 34e; 7om mon4f5c; Fair T5ic; Good 5f5fc; Prime 66ic; Choice 5 nominal; Rough Country lots $1 101 15? Tide Water 1 20 1 45. - " marine; - ARRIVED. ' . SchriWater Line, 275 tons, Kelly, Charles ton, S C to George Harris & Co ; cargo guano to Alex Sprunt & Son." - - Schr Taylor & Mathis, 280 tons, ' Wharf tori, Wilmington J)el, cargo phosphate to C C R R Co; vessel.to.Gea Harriss & Co.: ' Schr.Lida J Lewis, Lewis, Charleston, S C, cargo 750 tons phosphate- to Navassa Guano Co; vessel to Geo Harriss & Co. Ger barque Emilie, 419 tons,-Kniith," St. Vinent, Cape de yerdes,E Peschau & West-mann.- i.'" Schr Stephen Bennett, 231 tons, Douglas, Camden, Maine, Geo ; Harriss , & Co. r Schr John N Colby. Riley, -Baltimore, cargo guano to C O R R, Geo Harriss & Co. SteamshiD Gulf : Stream, Ingram, New York, TE Bond.- : . Nor brig' Somerset. 316 tons, Olansen, Santander, Heide & Co. : Nor barque Progress, 419 'tons, Nielsen, Bordeaux, C P Mebane. -" .. : : 5 -; .- .; . Nor barque Oscar II., : 672 tons, Harce sen, Liverpool, salt to C P Mebane. ;;.' Nor brig Thela, Ramloff , Pernambuco, Brazil,. Heide & Co. - . - ? , , , Schr Robert 8 Graham, 341 tons, Smith, Charleston, S C, cargo guano to C C R R; vessel to Geo Harriss & Co, Swed-brig Fingal4 260 tons, Nyrdlander, Barbadoes, Heide & Co. " ' v j : - J CLEARED. - Steamship ; Benefactor.-' Tribon: New York TE Bond. ' Schr . Leonessa, Hcndeison, Baltimore,, cargo by Colville & Co; vessel by Geo Har riss & CO. . 1 .-V :..:.,;.;;-.- ; . Schr John W Hall, J S .Mason George town.S C, Geo Harriss & Co. . - ,Schr Alfaretta S Snare, Smith, Bruns wick, Ga, E G Barker & Co. p Schr Maggie Abbott. Mcintosh, Port-au-'" Prince, Hayti, Northrop & Cummin g -- r Schr Alice HeanvPeanywell, Baltimore," Geo Harriss & Co; -cargo by Colville & Co. " Schr - Maggie E Gray, Crockett. New York, Geo Harriss & Co. : .j ' Schr Messenger, Faulkner Newburyport via Boston r- caro;o by J H Chadbourn & Co vessel by E G Barker & Co. 1 "' ' Schr Etta M Barter, Barter,; Portsmouth, N H; cargo by J H Chadbourn & Col ves sel by E G Barker & Co. Schr S S Bickmore, Long, Portland, Me. by Parsley x& Wigffins, and E G Barker & Co.- -r . - ' , Nor barque Condor, ; Nielsen," Hamburg, Germany, DeRosset & Co. " ' Nor barque Formica,: Jensen Hamburg, v Germany, E G Barker & Co. , ; i : Ger barque Germania, Aim, London.Pat erson, Downing & Co. . Stmr -Vesta, Mayo, St. Augustine, Fla, J HNeff. Nor barque Erragon, Weber, London, D R Murchison & Co. Steamship Regulator, Doane, New York T E Bond. - : - Nor barque Jona, Pedersen, Liverpool,, by Alex Sprunt & Son. ' Nor barque Norden, Woxholt, Londfln, D R Murchison & Co. ' - Nor barque Titania, Albrethsen, Ham burg. Alex Sprunt & Son. " Schr Water Line," Kelley. Bull River, S C, Geo Harriss Sp Co, . . . , Nor brig Fred, Thorseh, London, D R Murchison & Co. . Dan barquentine Margretta, Hansen Ma tanzas, Cuba, Edward Kidder & Son. Ger barque Edward Pens, dKipp, Cork for Orders, Chess, Carley & Co. "new advertisements. I ""A lieadlnK Tjondon I Pbyslelan establlsnes I an office in New York . far the cure of EPILEPTIC FITS. ; 'From Am. Jonrnalof Hedlclna Dr. Ab. Heserola (late of London), who makes s roo- ' elaltyof Epilepsy, bas without doubt treated and cored more cases than any other livlngr physician. His sue-. . cess has simply been astonishing; we hard beard of cases of over SO years' standing successfully cured by him. He has published a work on this disease, which : bs sends with a large bottle of bis wonderful cure frea to any sufferer who may send their expresa and P. flt ' Address.- Wa advise any one wishing a cure to address - te.ARiaotBlifo.M JohnBt.,KewYork.. The j Union Truist Co. , 611 and 61 3 CHESTNUT STHEET, I PHILADELPHIA, TA. Capital $1,000,000 Charter Perpetual : Acts -as i Executor, . Administrator,- Assignee, Re ceiver, Guardian, .: Attorney, Agent, Trustee and Committee, alone or in connection Kith .an individ ual appointee. Takes charge of trie property of absentees and non-residents, collects and remits income prompt ly. and discharges faithfully the duties of every fiduciary trust and agency known to the law. Safes for Kent within Burg'ar-proof Vaults of the most approved construction. Wills kept in Fire and Burglar-proof Safes without charge. Plate, securities and all other valuables securely kept at -a moderate annual charge for safe return or specific indemnity. . , Car Trusts and other approved securities for Interest allowed on Moneys deposited for defi nite periods, or upon ten days' notice. W. C. PATTBBSON, President. HIESTER CLYMEK, Vice-President. MAHLON S. STOKEs, Treasurer. . : FRANCISBACON.Sec'y and Trust Officer. t '' DIRECTORS. W. C. PATTERSON, HON. T. F. Bayard, JAMES LONG, Wilmington, Del.; ALFRED S. GILLETT, DR. GEO. W. REILY, HON. ALLISON WHITE, Harnsburg.Pa.; DR. C. P. TURNER, HON. J. S, AFRICA, , D. R. PATTERSON, Huntingdon, Pa.; JOHN T. MONROE. HON. H. CLYMER, JOS. LKEEFE, Reading, Pa.; THOS. R. PATTON, HENRY S. ECKERT, W. J; NEAD, Reading, Pa.; : ' JAS. S. MARTIN, EDMUND S. DOTY, DR. D. HAYES AGNEW, Mimintown, Pa. ; H.H.HOUSTON, HON. R. E. MONAGHAN JOHN G. READING, West Chester, Pa.; Philadelphia, Pa ; GEN. W. W. H. DAVIS, HONj T. F. RANDOLPH, Doylestown, Pa.;' Morristown, N. J.; CHAS..W. COOPER, - - -i - ' Allentown, Pa. - - SEYMOUR, HUNT & CO., i . (Established in 1873.) 3 Exchange Court,N.Y. 123 La Salle St.,Chicago, i BANKERS AND BROKERS. Special facilities for the purchase and sale of STOCKS,BONDS,GKAIN,PRO VISIONS Refers to Mechanics' National Bank, New York; Fifth National Bank. Chicago, and German Se-; curity Bank, Louisville, Ky. J. M. Sbtmoub, Member New York Stock Ex.-change.'- ' . ' . . -- J. A. Hunt, Member Chicago. Board of Trade. A. L. Sktmoub. . . . i DVERTISERS by addressing GEO. P. .ROW--TVELL & CO., io Spruce Street, New York, can learn the exact cost of any proposed line of AD VERTISING in American newspapers. 3P100 page Pamphlet, 25 C feb l DAWlm - 830,000 FOE 82. Popular ; Monthly Drawing In the City of Louisville, on Wednesday, Peb'ry 28. These Drawings occur on the last day of each month- (Sundays excepted). Repeated adju dication by Federal and State Courts has placed this Company beyond the controversy of the law, To this Company belongs the sole Ihonor of havr ing inaugurated the only plan by which their drawings are proven honest and fair beyond question. " N. B, THE COMPANY HAS NOW ON HAND A LARGE CAPITAL RESERVE FUND. READ CAREFULLY THE LIST OF PRIZES FOR I THE FEBRUARY DRAWING: 1 Prize f 30,000 100 Prizes $100 each $10,000 1 Prize 10,000 200 Prizes 50 each 10,000 1 .Prize.. .... 500 ' 600 Prizes 20 each 12,000 10 Prizes $1000 10,000 1,000 Prizes 10 each 10,000 20 Prizes - 60010.000 c . . . r. -.. 9 Prizes $300 each, Approximation Prizes, $2,700 9 Prizes 200 each, , - " 1,800 9 Prizes 100 each. - r ' A ." V, " 900 1,960 Prizes yZK-" -.. . '- $112,400 - Whole Tickets, $2. Hall. TlcKets,i. wintv.. zn i. .... . KKTiAata irm Remit Money by Bank Draft tn Letter, or send by Express. PONT SEND BY. REGISTERED LETTER OR POSTOFFICE ORDER. Orders of S5 and nDward. bv Exoress. can be sent at our expense. Address all orders to R. M. BOARD- MAN, (Courier-Journal Building,) LUU1SV1LLJC, Kentuoxy. - - febl eod&w - ' tu tb sa ' ' - 1 '; I ? 7 I7 HI liHHlYNl Il KJ t I Lw F STRENGTH to. vigorousJy push a ; business strength to study a profession w strength to regulate a household, -. strength to do a day's labor with- ; out physical pain. All this repre- C sents what is wanted, in the often' .. heard expression, "Oh I 1 wish I v had the strength!" 'Jf you are broken down, have not energy, or '. feel as if life was hardly worth Iiv- " ing, you can be relieved and . re stored to robust health and strength -by taking BROWN'S IRON BIT TERS, which is a true, tonic a medicine universally recommended for all wasting diseases. - ; ... . . - . - f . r'- -es N. Fremont St., Baltimore During the war I was In jured in the stomach by apiece of a shell, and have suffered - from it ever since. About four. years ago it brought on paratyr ., sis, which kept me in bed six . --, months, and the best doctors in the city said I could not live.- I suffered fearfully from v indigestion, and for over two . years could not eat solid food - and for a large portion of the -.-- time was unable to retain even , . liquid nourishment. I tried f Brown's Iron Bitters and now , after taking two bottles I am j. y. able to get up and go around - and am rapidly improving. i - G. Decker. . BROWN'S IRON BITTERS is a complete and sure remedy for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, , Malaria, Weakness and all diseases requir ing a true, reliable, non-alcoholic tonic. It enriches the blood, gives new life to the muscles and tone - to the nerves. - ap 25 D&Wly i lw . nrm 2dp ap 25 WHOLESALE PRICES. Our Quotations. It should be understood. represent the wholesale prices generally. In making up small orders higher prices have to be charged .- i. . .- --' bagging Gunny ......... 10M Standard.. ............ "loUa BACON North Carolina, iams,TD... oo Shoulders, 9 lb.............. ; 00 Sides, choice. a... 16 a- 16 11 lJ4 16 i ' II, l;i! f i 75: 3 tit. : 1 TKl I " o! ! I! .i-'l 3 ; . 15 - . Wbstebh Smokei rllams, lb.. 15 .Shoulders. ft....... ; ,H9i(a Dbt Salted Sides, ft........ 10U Shoulders, 5g ft......... . g- BARRELS Spirits Turpentine. Beconauana, eacn. ... .... r 1.70 ; New New Yorkreach ..... . . . 1 SO New City, each... ..... 0 00 ft BEESWAX ft ..... i f ..... . 00 BRICKS WilmiDgton, M ... i 7 00 Northern .xi.. ;; . .-. ....... -.-0 oa ft BUTTER North CaroliEa. p .. IS E - Northern. 99 ft . . . . . . . . . ... . . 25 fii CANDLES M-Spisrju.. ... .18 .-; - xauow . . . . -vr-t - - 4-. -: . ; ; 1 1 ft (0 Adamantine, . 12 .(& CHEESE ft Northern Fact 'y .14 SB 14 28 -14 80 85 '75 TO 10 17 -Joairy.tTeanik.. - 15 . . aae. . 1. 1 - Ill wtauo . ....... .......... v ...... t. tv COFFEE ft Java 18 r ijajruyra - la Rio... ;u. 9 CORN MEAL bush., in sacks, 60 Virginia Meal...- 80 COTTON TIES $ bundle.. ' 1 60 DOMESTICS Sheeting, 4 4,$ yd 7 Yarns, $ bunch. 1 00 EGGS dozen. . 15 FISH Mackerel, No. 1, V bbl... 18 00 . Mackerel, No. 1, 5 half bbl.. 8 50 Mackerel, No. 2, bbl. . . ... . 9 60 . MackereL No. 2, $ half bbl . 5 00 Mackerel, No. 3, $ bbi. .... 8 50 Mullets, bbl 4 00 Mullets, Pork bbls... 1.. 7 00 N. C. Roe Herring, $ keg.... ' 8 00 Dry Cod, J&....4... ..... 5, FERTILIZERS 2,000 pounds. French's Carbonate of Lime 7 00 French's Agricultural Lime 8 50 - Peruvian Guano, No. 1.. 57 50 " " i No. 2 86 00 " M:.' Lobos...... 00 00 Baueh's Phosphate....... 00 00 . Carolina Fertilizer ; 45 00 Ground Bone....'. 00 00 Bone MeaL. ...... ........ 00 00 . Bone Flour... ........... 00 00 Navassa Guano ..,. 4000 Complete Manure. 00 00 Whann's Phosphate.......... 00 00 Wando Phosphate........... 00 00 20 00 10 00 10 W 5 50 8 00 4 g5 8 50 4 00 10 7 50 9 00 62 50 37 00 51 00 60 00 50 00 40 00 45 00 57 00 45 00 67 00 70 00 70 00 60 00 60 00 Berger & Butz's Phosphate.. 00 00 Excellenza Cotton Fertilizer, 55 00 FLOUR bbl Fine .....A.... 0 00 0 00 6 50 6 50 6 25 5 75 00 . i: 4 00 6 00 7 60 7 00 6 55 6 00 7 00 18 . Hortnern ssuper.....:........ " Extra....... ...... Family. City Mills Super..... ...... . " Family... ....... Extra Famfly .". . . GLUE V ...... -ii ORATN aft hnshftlJ 1 & Corn, from store, bags, white 75 Corn, cargo, in bulk, " 65 . Corn, cargo. In bags, " 68 80 67 70 65 62& 90 ,f 10 . 05 - Corn, cargo, Mixed, in bags. 03 Oats, from store. 60 Cow Peas : 85 HIDES $ ft Green ; 4 Dry 10 HAY 100 ft s Eastern - 90 Western.... U. 95 North River.. ......... 80 903 HOOP IRON Ton 8 500 a 90 oo LARD ffl ft Northern. .. . . . .'. . - North Carolina, i'. LIME $ barrel. .. . -U T.TTMRTCR CStv Sawed M ft. 00 14 , " i 10 1 50 Ship Stuff, resawed... 18 00 '. Rough Edge Plank.... ,15 00 1 West India Cargoes, acord- ; lngto quality... ........ .'IS 00 : Dressed Flooring, seasoned.. 1 00 Scantling and Boards, com'n 12 00 MOLASSES- gallon, ... u ; " - New Crop Cuba, in hhds. . . . . ,,00' .... in bbls...:.. 43 Porto Rico, in hhds.... 00 ;-;..--- " In bbls...... ...... 00 Sugar House, in hhds. 00 - r -. in bbls 00 Syrup, In bbla.;. '..-.. - i. 40 NAILS $ Keg-Cut, lOd basis.. 00 OILS gallon Kerosene....... 12 Lardv. 1 10 ; Linseed.. ........... ...-.". - 90 ; Rosin ' - 15 Tar ...i 00 . : Deckand Spar ..n. 00 POULTRY Chickens, live, grown 85 " Spring.... 15 Turkeys..........; 75 PEANUTS bushel.... 75 POTATOES 9 bushel Sweet .. 60 Irish, per bbl 8 50 PORK bbL City Mess.. 20 00 Prime...... 16 00 Rumo , 17 00 20 00 16 00 18 00 22 00 ' 15 00 RICE Carolina, fr.ft Rough, bushel. ., . . BAGS ft Country... 4K 90 & uity .... ROPE ft SALT sack Alum - XJverpooi,.... , to i& . Lisbon. 00 American... 00 SUGAR ft Cuba 0 - , Porto Rico 1 0 . A Coffee 0 , B - 0 ExC-.. 9 Crushed .... 10V 80AP ft Northern. 5 SHINGLES M Contract. ... 5 00 . Common ... 2 00 . Cypress Saps... ...... 4 50 Cypress Hearts.....;......... 0 00 STAVES M W. O. Barrel.. . . : 12 00 ! R. O. Hogshead 00 00 TALLOW lb. ....... L.. .... .. 5 TIMBER - M feet Shipping . . 12 00 Fine Shipping. .. , . 14 00 . Extra : do, 13 00 Mill Prime... 7 00 & MfllFalr -.i...::.......-......" 00 ' Commoa Mill. .... . ..... ..7 ,-. 4 K) - Inferior to Ordinary . .. . . 0 00 WHISKEY gallon Northern 1 00 - North Carolina i I 00 WOOL ft Washed ........ . 25 , ' : Unwashed..., . . .v 21" BurtT ....i ..v ; 10
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