PEAK.
' 1 ' - iv
vCMiiKi:' -':
ULVniA .BURNED.
PBOBAKLte INCENDIARISM.
4 Homicide and a Fire A Flour
uMb T(?yw Almost Entirely in
Ashf statement ofh Losses.
a negro named Henry
(l''ri k; was tried and sent to jail-by
.iiiiairi-tratMu the town of Magnolia,
Mirncr to the charge of larceny at
the n' xt ternt of the Superior Court of
Ihij.liu uunty. The Sheriff and his
..flfpnty started .to Kcnansville, the
county-scut, rwitli their prisoner, andr
shi n about three miles from Majrnolia
t-VnlcruJc st:v1ol Hint ho
v - - vviiijA, I ItU
to -top: his janns were securely tied
u to that time; the Sheriff - released
iit.rht arm, keeping a tight hold ou
ih- nie, which" Mas tied around his
It ft arm. At the request of the pris
r.nr r tlie Sheriff turned to cut a small
'n pin, when Frederick made a
-inMcn start for the wood. Vinclino-
. . ""e
liiiiwlf nnahle to get away Jie w heeled
ujMiu the Sheriff, jerking from his
Hlii' Sheriffs), pocket a large Colt's
revolver, with which he dealt the
l;j er a terrihle blow, felling him to
tin- ground. Frederick jumped upon
the Sheriff, placing the muzzle of the
wen pun' to his forehead and snapped
t lie trigger twice, the hammer fortu
nately falling the only ;cmpty cham
ber of the pistoj. The deputy having
arrived at the lace of the encounter,
the negro turneil upon him, felling him
to the ground :with one well-directed
blow with the: .'pistol, and again tried to
free himself., The negro was ordered
to surrenderjmt replied 'he would die
first." The deputy fired three quick,
successive shots from a small Smith &
Vcason revplver as the negro leveled
his pistol at him. Frederick dropped,
and upon examination was found to be
load, the balls having entered 'undea
the left eye, iii the left breast and in
tin: side. The Coroner was notified,
a jury'was empannelled who rendered
a verdict of "justifiable homicide."
The brother of the deceased was heard
to remark that "he would be avenged."
About midnight a fire was dis
covered in a building used as a ware
house by Messrs; K. & J. A. Bryan, at
Magnolia. The wind was high, blow
ing strong from the Southwest, ind in
i i-nut i, iiiuv my cuine imimih'S porilOll
of the town was enveloped in flames.
The fire spread so rapidly that but very
rt ilirt Annlnnln C 1 A .
vi lut ui mi; Mores were
saved.
"We give below the names of the
sufferers as we could ascertain them
from parties here who had advices by
e.arly niail'Trom the unfortunate town.
Our effort sjto olxtain latertelegraphic
infQrniation.were fruitless, as the office
at Magnolia was consumed: Stores and
tfofck' of Messrs. K. fc J. A. Jlryan, Mrs,
A. L. Ojiimv JI. Hollinsworth & Co., J.
T. C. Carroll,; (j roves & ?ro F. K.
Kegister, telegraph office, express of
fice, railroad office; W. T. Hannaford.
"Hising Sun" building, occupied by
K. Rryan as a boarding house; store of
H. S. Wilson; ocoupied by H. II. Hol
htisworth & C'Q.;a a warehouse; tene
ment, occupied by J. B. & B. B. Monk;
t wo unoccupied stores, and the store,
dwelling and kitchen of Richard Parish,
There ure probably one or two more
small houses and stores that were con
sumed. Thejpostoffice, the office of Dr.
McGee and two unoccupied stores are
all that is standing on the west side of
the railroad track in the vicinity of Wp
flepot. tt 13 believed most of the stores
ami stocky were partly insured,' though
the loss willMe heavv. This is the sec
ond tunc tbi town of Magnolia has been
visited with: a terrible conflagration in
the past two years. '
- w. .
CJKXERAL till NEWS.
The Fire Guards.
An organization bearing the above
name is forming, in the city. Its pur-
PP;q is to protect the gppds of persons
whq are inovhig out from burning
buildiugs or those thought to be 'in
uanger. It is to be a regular fire
olicc, acting in concert with tho Fire
'epartment, and subject to its orders.
uvii Ecompanv is verv much
necdeU in this city. At almost every
nre there are numbers of nrtirdps sstolpn
brokeff for want of iust such a ffrA
as the Fire uartls to take control of
inour and place them bevond harm's
vacn. i - h
i ercons desiring to ioin the new
company or to' learn particulars con-
.u;"S ii, are requestea to leave en
quiries at Harris' news stan. Vn
andet the ago of fifteen will be admit?
uxo membership; .
New Advertisements.
Melutire Stock of dress goods: in
dudiug ladies' cloaks, goods for ladies,
f"8 ,and boys wear, hosiery, etc.,
.-i ouvvuugs, suiruugs, linens.
Our Juries.
The negro Montague, ho vras ar
rested Wednesday by Cuier Detective
Herbert, of South Carolina, was a
juror at the last term of the Superior
Court of .'New. Hanover county. A
man guilty, of burglary and larceny and
who also stole from the Got.
ernmenUiis hardly a fit character to
sit as a juror. We need reform in the
mode of selecting our. jurors. Monta
gae had only been residing in this city
about four 'months, actually not long
enough to entitle him to a citizenship
in the State, and yet he, almost a per
fect stranger, was presented to the
Court as a fit person to decide an to
'guilt or innocence of a fellow scamp.
Death of a? Minister's Mother.
We regret to learn of the death of
the venerable ' mother of Rev. . B.
Taylor, pastor of the First Baptist
Church Of this citv. She was the wife
the late Rev. J. B. Taylor, D. D., of Rich
mond, daughter of one of Washington's
aides, and mother of Rev. Dr. George
B. Taylor, of Rome, Italy, and of Prof.
C. K. Taylor, of Wake Forest College.
Railroad Accident.
On the trestle just beyond Rock
ingham, last Tuesday, eleven cars and
the tendar of the engine ran off, the
engine just escaping accident, and the
shanty car barely, stopping - in time to
avoid disaster. We, understand the
trains are running all right now, the
accident having necessitated a brief
delav onlv.
. Schooner Sunk.
The schooner Flash, with about 200
barrels rosin on board (part of the
cargo of one of the vessels loading at
this port) was caught by the rising tide
under a projection of the wharf and
sunk on the west side of the river just
before daylight yesterday ftiiorning.
Prompt-steps were taken and at sunset
she had been.raised to the water's edge.
Mr. J. Weller was married on Wed:
nesday morning to Miss Eunice V.
Worth, at the residence of the bride's
father, B. Gf Worth, Esq. The cere
mony wis performed bv Rev. Joseph R.
Wilson, I). 1.: " 1
The election of Directors of the
Wilmington Library Asseciation has
been postponed until next week.
Hotel Personals.
Makxixg House. Thursday R. H.
Fulhvorp, Lynchburg, S. C.; Capt.
Callies, barque Sirene ; Capt. Kraeft,
barque Die Hemath; Capt. Krif ger, -;
Cant. Raggatz, barque Violette;vB. C.
Wherry, Jr., Richmond y Q. Chapman
and lady, Marion, S. C.
Pc.rckll Hourr Thursday Wm.
Dawson. N. C. ; M. A. Stearns, New
York ; R. P. Carpenter, Philadelphia ;
George A. Smith, Baltimore; J.
Meux, New Orleans; ,J. H. Clark,
Clarkton; ft. Q. Elkins, ElkinsvUle,
' av
On the 14th; in Raleigh, died Mrs.
Jane Haywood, relict of the Hon. Wm.
H. Haywood.
Mrs, Gcorgo E. Badsrer Is stricken
with paralysis, and was not expected.
on Tuesday, eveuing, to live through
me mgnt.
The Baptist State Convention met
in Raleigh Wednesdav. Two hundred
and fifty delegates and visitors had re
ported up to Tuesday.
Treasurer-elect J. M. Worth. Esq..
accepts the Governors appointment to
xne vacancy occasioned By the rcsigna-
non or lTeasurer Jenk'ns, and will
assume the duties of the office on the
22d inst. .
The name of Henrv G. Williams.
Esq., our excellent friend of the Wil
son 'Adpanec, is suggested as President
of the Senate. John S.- TTpnil prsrtn
Esq., is named as Speaker of the
nouse. .
3if.' Air Watchman ': Mr. Benia-
min Dickens; who rcsie ear Low
Gap, in th.is pounty, propped from his
horse dead on Friday, Oc. 27. Mr. Jas.
uaaget aroppea dead at the election
ground in Eldora township of Tnejiday
II i 1 r
The ship City of Manchester was
lost ott Akayb, with all hands (32)
except captain aud steward.
Postal Hours.
The mails close at the City Post-Office
as follows: l
Northeru hrouerh arid way
.maHsaauy.-V - - - - 620 A. M
Mails for the N. C. Railroad
and routes supplied there-
from, at - - - - - . - 50 A, M.
Southern mails far all point
South, daily - , . . - - 550 P.M.
v estern mails C. C . R'y, daily A. M.
Fayetteville and offices ou
Cape Fear River, Tuesdays'
and Fridays - - - - - -1:00 P M
Fayetteville by C. C. R'y,
daily (except bundays) - 6:00 A. M.
Unslow u. 11. and intermedi
ate offices, every Friday - 6:00 A: V
The Smithville malls, by steamboat, close
at 8 A. M.. daily. exceDt Sundav.
Mails for Easy Hill, Town Creek, Sup
ply and Shallotte, every Friday at 6 A. M.
Mails delivered from 6 A. M. to 7vV
P. M., and on Sundays from 830 to fl30
A. M. ' '
Stamp Office open from 8 A. M. to 12 M..
and from 3 to 6 F. M. Money order . for
register department open same as Stamp
Office.
Stamp far sale at general delivery when
Stamp Office is closed.
Key Boxes accessible at all hours, day
and night. - .... i
Mais collected from street boxes every
WILMINOTOX. NORTH CAROtRfA. i
a .
CAXT AXD CUSSING.
LOUISIANA.
The Republieaa Vlsltorm DecLne a
Joint Conference with the D. Bi
craU Some Kophlatleal Reaaom
" All la Me Bye, Bet tie Martin."
Nkw Orij-4x, Nov. 1C. The fol
lowing are the leading portions of the
replg of the Republicans to the Demo
crats, who had invited a conference:
"We join heartily with you in counsels
of peace and in the expression of an
earnest desire .for a perfectly honest
and just declaration of the results of
the recent election in Louisiana by its
lawfully constituted authorities, and
we inay add that we know of no reason
to doubt that such a declaration will be
made, but we do not see the propriety
or utility of a conference ou the basis
and subject to the limitations you pro
pose'; or w have no such duty imposed
on us, and as suggested by the clause
of your note first quoted. We arc al
most requested to be witnesses of what
shall occur in the canvats of the votes
without power or legal influence over
the result or over the means by which,
under the laws of Louisiana, the result
is to be determined. We cannot doubt
that in this you, upon reflection, will
concur with us. " e are here as pri
vate citizens, with no official power,
we therefore cannot supercede or modi
fy any laws of that State; nor have we
any right to control or influence any of
its officers as to the manner in which
they shall perform ministerial or judi
cial duties imposed upon them by its
laws; and should we, being strangers
and without official functions, attempt
this, we should be condemned by the
people of every State in the Union for
an improper interference with the local
administration.
If there were any facts requiring the
judgment of the Board upon the valid
ity of any election or returning as
affected by such frauds or violence, it
would be a manifest interference with
State rights and local self-government
for persons like ourselves, without
official rights, to attempt to influence
or control its judicial election. Had
a corresponding board in the State of
New York, in 1868, been authorized to
pass upon the fraudulent return of
votes of the City of New York that
year, and a delegation of citizens of
Louisiana, however respectable, at
tempted to influence its judicial action
upon the facts presented" to it under the
laws . of that State, such attempt
would have been universally condemned.
If the duties of the canvassing board
of Louisiana were merely ministerial
or clerical, as in the case of any officer
charged by law with the duty of veri
fying and declaring the result of auy
election or investigation, with no dis-
creuon, as wnen tne rresicn of the
Senate counts a.nd declares the votes
of the electors of the several States in
the election of President and Yice-
Prcsident under the Constitution of
the United States, a different case
would be presented.
lo reduce the whole question, there
fore, to the mere clerical dutv of count
ing the votes actually east, as proposed
by you, in distinction from votes legally
cast ana returned, irrespective of the
question whether they are fraudulently
or violently cast or otherwise vitiated,
involves a nullification of the provisions
of the laws of Louisiana. wh,icu hare al
ready been abjudicated, as valid by the
Supreme Court, and would bo. wholly
unjustifiable here as well as in any other
State of the Union which had provided
laws to protect rights. o,f yotew and the
purity or tfte ballot. We cannot, there
fore, concur in your- proposition for a
conference on that basis.
Yery respectfully. John Sherman.
Stanley Matthews, J. A. Garfield, Wm.
D. Kelly, John A. Kasson, K. W.
Stoughton, C. Irving Ditty, J. H. Von
Allen,. Eugene Jlale.M. S. Quay, Will
Cumback.T'idward F. Noycs, Sol. K.
Stevenson, John Coburn, Lew Wallace,
J. M.Tuttlc, AV. A. McGrew.tT-W.
Chapman, W. R. Bm,lth, Abne? Taylor,
St R. Haven, Beardsley, C. B.
Farwell, Sidney Clark, D. C. Hilson.
To the Hon. Jno. M. Palmer. Lewis
Y. Bogy, Lyman Trumbull. Jos. O.
Broadhead, W. R. Morrison and others.
Present at the request of the Chairman
of the National Democratic Coittee.
New Orkss, Nov. 16. It has now
been finally decided by the Democratic
visitors to entrust their case to Messrs.
Trumbull, Palmer and Potter, who wil
remain here to watch and cqmjuct itv
CQISUENSED TELEGRAMS.
The National Grange is in esion at
Chicago. ,
Mailers' brewery was burned at
Providence, R. I. , t
A fifteen thousand dollar fire has
'just occurred at Kings tree, S. C.
Geo. H. Confess, elector for Rhode
Island, is a. Centennial Coramkiipner
Dr. John Dove, the oldest Grand
Secretary of the Masonic fraternity in
the world, is 4ead in Richmond.
Gov, Irwin, of California, denies
that he sent a dispatch stating that he
would not certify .the olection on ac
count of fraud.
- At New York the Missionary Com
mittee of the M. E. Church oppropri
ated a total of $625,000, - and a com
mittee was . appointed to) asst- iq
raising the riQney;
FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER
FXORIDA ANDHOUT1I CAROLINA
Return In Undoubted Iemcrmt!c
H Majorities
jWAsrmuTox, Nov. 1C The New
York Iff raid has a dispatch from J. J.
Daniel, Chairman of the Democratic
Executive Committee of the 2nd Dis
trict of Florida, saying, "I send you lc
low the vote of the State by counties.
The returns are all in except from Bre
vard." Here follow in detail bv Con
gressional districts: 1st Democratic
majority in 18 counties 5,171; Republi
can majority in 4 counties 4M?. 2d
Democratic majority in 11 counties
1;791; Republican majority in 5 coun
ties 2.3.9; total Democratic niajoritv in
the State, 1,038. The dispatch con
cludes: '-This insures the election of
the State and national tickets from
districts and a Democratic majoritv in
both houses of the Legislature. The
IfcraUV Tallahassee dispatch ays
itjis impossible that Drew's majority
can be cut down below 00 or Tilden's
below 400.
jThe Hera! (fx disjmtch from Colum
bia, S. C.'says that after hearing ari
ous protests, the Board of Canvassers
made no answer, but in reply to an
other protest against their character as
having judicial functions, they adopted
the following resolution :
IRrsolrrtl, That the Board will not
act upon any proposition until the
question of its powers ami duties 1 e
decided by the Supreme Court. The
Board then adjourned.
The Secretary or State' of Oregon
will count the vote and issue commis
sion to postmaster Watts unless res
trained by the Supreme Court of the
State. The necessary writ will 1h
asked for.
The commission for framing a gov
ernment for the District of Columbia
have decided to vest th government in
three commissioners.
NEWS OF TI1JE PORT.
Port Alman ac, Nov. 17.
Sun rise C 30 A. M., un fet4.51 P. M.;
dayslcnpthlOh 12m. High water at Smith
ville 7.5tt A. M., 8.19 P. M.: hieh water at
Wilmington 10.23 A. M;1 ;u.5l P. M.
foTK;H to Makixers.
Both bar buoys at xew iniet tar (at tR.
mouth of the Cape Fear River) have dis
appeared and are supposed to have drifted
to pea.
Arrived Ytvroay.
Steamer J S Uuderhill, Latham, Smith
ville, J II Neff,
Steamer Dixie, Piatt, Smithville, O G
Parsley & Co.
Smer,orVl Stat" Gree" fayetteville,
V orth & orth. '
Cleared Yesterdat.
Steamer Dixie, Piatt, Smithville, O O
Parsley & Co.
J II Neff S UmlerhU1' Lthra SmithvUle,
Steamer North. Uw, Urecn, Fayette
vill?; Worth Worth.
Schr Wyoming, Foss, Cardena. K Kid
der & Sons.
j Exports Foreign.
Cftrdt Schr. Wyoming 1(H.5 fm t
lumWr, :is empty molapes eask.
Memohaxda,
Arrived below Dutch harque Siren.
Sailed IGth Nor banjuc Saron, Jone-
en, Liverpool; Nor brig Rufus, Chrlsten
een, Cork for orders.
Ii. below bound out Schr Joseph South
er, Watts, Thomafrton, Me, via Boston;
schr Malel. Mahonev, Port au Prince
Haytl: k hr W G R Mnwry, Eat,n, Arroyo!
P R.
Below, Kading Ger barque Ocean.
V eickman.
Bound down to fluigh loading Ger
barque Die Hemath, Kraeft.
TugWm Nyce bavin had machine ry,
&c., overhaul and hull painted has been
taken off the way and will soon report
for duty.
The captains of our Fayetteville uteain
ere report the river a still very low.
i List of Vessels in Port Nov. 17.
JJarqne Br Nancy Holt, 318 tow, ,
Vick & Mebane: Ger Ocean, 432 tons,
eichmana, B Peschau &, Wcatermann;
Swed John Foujrt, 521 tons, Carlsou, R
E Ileide; Ger Lydia Peschau, ( ton?,
Fechter, E IVwhau & Wetermau; Ger
Violet te, 382 tons, Romu. K Ptihau &
Westermann; Nor Junrter, .'rt ton.. Fel
lefteu, H E Heide, Ger Die Helmath, 32!
ions, iraen, t, rescnau WeMennann
acrsen, K t. Ileide: Nor Succe, xn ton,
Jahnsen. R E Ileide Br Evamreli-e, l'js
tons, O Hara, E Peschu i Wieeiminn;
Nor Denorah, Sid toiw, Jun.-ei:sen. R K
IIee: Nor Froy, 200 tons, Hahoren. R
DHeideiCier Frederick Weyer, SUH ton,
Ivriearel, E Peechau S-We.temiann.
wn,R E Ileide; Br tt.uU jfw tons,
Thompson , O II hvibfrmnt
Aawior-rNellie, ton. Pern. Worth
& orth; Julia EUbetb.)tons,l!iCTam,
w"llr; A'i?1 ? CJlover ton Pwleer
orth & W orth. '
Cutton 31arket
New York, Not lu.eotton weV
and irTtuU with sales of 611 bale at
1312 3-16c; consolidated net receipts
170,054; export to Great Britain 51,2o;
to France 25,141; to the continent 4,311;
net receipt 7X2; grow receipts 4.22C:
futures closed barely s'.tAdy with fairs of
32,500 bale follows: November 11 13-16
il 27-32 cent S.December IP.'CjU 2-32
cent: January 12 cents, Februarv 12 5-32
12 3-16 cents, March 12 ll-32fcr 12 ' wnt.
! Baltivohi, Not. ItJ Cotton dull and
lower middling lle; net receipt 44;
gross 828; sales 525; to tpinners 345; ex
port coastwise 315.
! Charleston, Not. 16. Cotton e-Ay
middling llje; net receipt j 2,1; sales
oOO; exports to France l,oH.
' N.0X1OLR, Not. 16 Cot: on qtiet
middling- ll'c; net receipts 5,u7S; gro
5,123 export coactwUe 4,459; salt 1,200.
Nor Mathilda, W2 tonn, Braflcnburv. R E
Ileide, Nor Seoneol. 324 toim. HorteiiM-n
R E Ileide: Nor A O Vinfe. ton- pB.
Apm i w-oj cenutMay ltf ll-lticent,
Janel2cent, July 1313 1-32 cent.
August 13 1-IG13 oeut.
IT, ls7.
COMMERCEJXD FINANCE.
WILMINGTON MAUKKTS.
CarE Fr-AR Orni K. )
Novt mlr 16. Ih76 f. p. M. j
Cottom The mail et oj nrtl thU mom.
lng with at ll; crjit. f.,r mld lJiuc
This price, not mMaln.xl ao.1 during
the day the Tie.r purrhaM-r we;r frt-rly
met, the pricn. brtnj: i.mcia!ly quMl at a
decline of ,ft ;ntontl.erl.in-fi:mcfi
ofyrftenLty. Tti' alt- of the day rr
457 lial.- i1iir!mUy tt thr f..!l.. in- ,:H.
Cil lUot4tk.ll. tJ - injirkH rl.ii.V. m
with -Mm l.f tin ol.l: Onlinjrv 9' , . tn,."l
ordinary M. low m!ddlin- loi;. iuhLHj,
11'; cnt(. zA riiiddlinj; not U.tl.
Spirit rri.,,- Finn at a d.i
of Ji cent. Saleii'or 2-V rak r?nl.if at
31), cent.
Vi Market f mt at ! 75 f.-rMiu d
and cn1 Mraine.1. Th bulk ,f lb.- lr
are not n irtil. i,t,. m (Atr ,irlluMi
f-r all cfade, it! -ab- tfJ4r of 7., t.t.l
(E) No. 2 at 1 nr. Jo7 LbN (K)
No. 2 at 1 7.. '- IM (F) ettta
No. 2 at i mi .m l 1 1, (tj) ,tW N ,
at ?1 ..
Tor Cutiiiu.- in -,1 dttimnd and
IL'ht nvclpla. Sale- UmLiv r.f U) ,, kt
II 75. '
CruiU Tnrti Finn, i itli tale to
day of 72 bbl at l M f.,r linl and 250
for toft and virgin.
Haii.v Iki-mit.
Cotton fi bale.. t;irit4 tnrriitiiir
cafkf!, tar V) hhU, crude turjcntiue 72 U.lt.
Rn.rt.iK WnoLiAi.r. Pntc e-.
Tlic quotatloiit. it thould U utidentixl.
represent the whlejle pricei ccnerallv.
In making up mull order higher price
have to Ih chargeil.
Biggii tunny i:ii::t v. Double
Anchor i:ial34'c.
Bacon North Can.l.'na: ham (new)
16c, thoulder H(.i I2',c. tide (S C
choiee)15c; eteni tmok'ciJhams 17ClSc
bide M, thouldeni n4r.
Htef On the hoof 5a'ic.
BarrtU piritttunH'ntirie:,ondhaiid,
each 75: new New York cat h 1 .; new
citv each 2. S.
Btetrax 2'ii 2h
,,',rfW,,'n,n-'r1ou W' Northern
12(S14.
Butter North Carolina W-i25c: North
ern 25i-'J5c.
Cand! SjH rtu2.V' 45c: fallow lir.i 15c:
adammitrne i:,e.
CRreae-Xorthrrn fa torv 1 4fa ;t: dain
cream 14!14e: State 12'-
t'o fee Java Rio ' i.V22e: La-
guayra 24'ifi 25c. "
Com Mr.il Per biuhvl. In tmk, 74
(l 4 V.
Cot tan 7,i4,'(riV.
DomtMt; Sheeting, 4-1 ht Vanl, 7';e:
yani, ier bunch, .Kk'.
Flour Fine, iht Ml. V 5.5: Hntwr
northeni, extra northern U 2fa,7;
family, juheni, 7 2-Vih: ritv mill: i
huper W 50; extra C 5orn; 75: family
7 2.Vt7 .Vl; extra family S S5CiH .".
'ItrtiUzeru Peruvian guano, per 2 000
lb, .V: Carolina fertilizer c4V til; N.
vaa guano 50 ca.-h; complete' niamire
c67; Whann' phoi,hate ?45; Wilcux.
Gibbs fc Co. $55 rash: soluble Pacific $5o
f!lne ( Mfn 15c. '
Grain Com, In store, in bag. 7ttfi
?2jc: cargo, r buhl, r.-uvi'v; vel
low, per buhel. frtyouc; whohale. In
bag, 65(a67c. Oat, -r liu-lul, "c.
Pea, cow. jcr bushel, 75f'i-NV.
JfitUa Green 3','(4e; u'rv Xi'jv.
Hay Eateru k 1 1', Norr h river i k f- i 1 .
lAtrd Nanhern 12;,r i:e; North Can,
lina 15r.
Lime Per bbl $1 40.
LuuJjrr City tteam tawed: thip ktutf,
rcsawed, ier M n. Sliil; nmgh el-e
plank, inr M rt, $Ui 17:'Wet In.IIa car
eoei,accrdingtotualIty. per M ft. t0i.c,
dneil fl.rtiig, scatomtl. $20"j35: tcaiit
Itngaud lMml, commu, per' 31 ft, 14
MolaMCB Cuba. hhd. er gallon. SV
40c; Cuba. bbU, iTgallofi.4H41e: mgar
houe, hhd. fer gallon, 24; iigar Itoute.
bbls, per gallon, 27c; syrup. M.lt, per gal
lon, 40(a,NOc.
?i-.Kee.eiie. per gallon. 30e; lanl.
Ir gallon, PA-f.i,! 15; Hne-.If r gal
Ion, 70Q, S5; riii, irr gallon.
i'oMry--Chicken, live, 25.00; string
Peanut t UiAttX Zr? 1 25.
ri!loe Swtit, per bu.-iiel, .VJ; Irib.
northeni, per bbl, t i 2-Vi:; 50.
Pork Northeni iitvmc2tfi,2!, i rim
per bbl $ik, rump k't bbl H.
Jiiee Canlina. 6;4'r?r lb.GiC; rouh,
ler buhel,'J(H'fs$l.
-j-Country, per lh, 2,;c; city, - r
'flope iVa.
.SVjtf ,lum, fN-rbstkcl. 75c; Uvtrjl,
per cck 24'J.5.-, American per fack '.c.
.Sugar Cuta. jr lb. Z;: P rt Rjcr.
perlb.; A coffee, r-r lb. ll,e; R c,f.
fee. ier lb, lie; C effre, r 1, I0'c
extra C. per lb. 10$llc; cra.hM,'ter
lb, 124e.
Soi Northern, j-r lb, 57'e.
Shingle Contract, per M, $436; com
mon, i-r M, 2 5or cyprets taj. per
M, $5 50; cypret heart, iter M. $i 50.
.S7aW O bbl. jer M,
TlloYT lb V-t loc.
TinJxx ihl;!j!iigi per M. G,2 (in:
mill irime, per M, 6 5Jf'57; mill fair. p. r
ji, e: mienor to oroinarr, jier M, $-Jov4.
WhUkey Northern, gallon, $1(5;
North Crrolina, j r gallon. $1 7512 50.
Wool Unw-hl,per lb, l$20c; wash
ed, :per lb, aviv.
FlXAXCI!..
Gold, buying. lOS; selling, .
Exchange (tight) on New York dis
count, Baltimore Bton ILUaM
b4 Jj, Wteni clUea Exchange Z)
day H cent, intereet added to abue.
Bank of New Hanorcr stock 100, lljvt
National Bank 75, Dawson Bank 75.
Wilmington Building Stock 115, 3!e-
NaTasaa Guano Coram nT Stock 140.
N. C. BonJt, old ex-coupuo, 14; funding
i5oo, o; ao. ly, g; uew 5; special tax
toN. C. rxUili5.
W. A W. R. R. bonds, 7 Vc sold Int..
101; C. C. R. R.bood. 6 Vc. 40.
Wflmlngton c ity bonds, Vc--65;7 V 1
RO- fAA ft t nw Aft- tt VI 1
New Ilaoovcr county Ixn's (10 yean)
Vh; grjiu nib.
Huh Mark eral. No. 1. per bb(. l(.i,
20; No. l,ier half bbl, el 5a.l; So. 2.
per hbl, $lfu,lS 50; No. 2. pr half bbl
? .): No. :. ir bbl. tUCi U io. Mul ct,
per bbl. $3 50T2 7. N C herring, icr Ul. JJ6
Dry cod. ivr lb. 7i 'e. 1 '
10, CKNTS A WKKK
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Hll. Ia Light t'o. i.tV 57
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