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Wilmington journal., 1867-03-08

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN FAYETTEvILLE.- -
We are indebted to Messrs. James G. Cook
and D. G. McRae for the following particu-
lars of the fire, which occurred in Fayette-
vile on Wednesday night last.
About u o'clock P. NJ, the alarm OF fire
was given, and it was soon discovered to
have occurred in the second story of the
grocery store of Mr.. B. F. Hollingsworth,
a block of buildings between the Cape Feal
Bank and Dick street, most of them large
framed wooden buildings. In an hour and
a half, so rapidly did the fire spread, that
ten or twelve wooden buildings were in
flames.
Mr.. Cook says, g the Cape Fear Bank, a
brick building and fire proof, and the
premises, were saved from damage by the
extraordinary exertions of the Fire Com
papy, commanded by Capt. G. r. Banks
Wilmington journal., 1867-03-08
% bbls. at f4MG5 cents "a gelIon.

ROsIN-Yhe market for all grades has been
somewhat Influenced by adverse news from the
New York market, and decline Of 250l50 cents
has occurred since our last review. There has
been moderate enquiry for the lower grades at
the above Decline and the market has ruled steady
since Monday for the finer qualities there Is
scarcely any demand, and the market is dull at
quotations. The arrivals continue small, and only
a light stock remains in first hands--a portion of
the sales given below being re-sales. We quote
sales for the week of 8 169 bbls at the following
figures So 124(0S3 % for common, 50 200s3 50
for strained common. $3 50@S3 Is for No 2, and
50 75Q1$4 50 for No. l, as in quality-the closing
quotations being So 12a for common, So 2O0S3 25
for strained common, 50 80 for No. 2, and So 100
81 Is for No. 1.
TAR-There was an active demand during the
earlier part of the week, which, together with
gre receipts caused an advance OF Is cents. Since
Monday. however, prices have declined, and the
market closes at 81 85. The sales are 81 bbls at
81 Is, 81 do at 81 536 do. at 81 80, and 263 do. at
81 S5 u bbl.
BEEF CATTLE-Are in moderate stock, and the
demand for butchering purposes is rather hight at
present. We quote on the hoof at 100123 cents
y h. net, as IN Quality.
BAREEIS-Ihere is little or no demand for emp
ty spirit barrels, and notice very few on mar
ket. We quote as merely nominal at S3 50gS3
75 for second hand, s3 75g$4 for new country, and
81 25@$5 each for II. Y. make.
BEEswAX- sells at 35(G373 cents F3 Ii.
CoTToN-There better feeling among buy
during the earlier part OF the past week, which
resulted in an advance of one cent, with small
sales on Friday and Saturday at 20 cents for mid
ding: Since then, however, the market has ruled
quiet, and the price has declined with sales at q
@27! cents for middling, and 28 cents for strict
middiing. At the time of closing our enquiries "a
cents tor middling appears to be the highest hg-
ure which buyers are offering, and sellers gener-
ally are not disposed to accept this price. The
sales are only 1O2 bales at above rates
Corn MEAL Is in full supply, and sells from the
mills at 81 350$I 40 % bushei.
EaGs-Continue to be brought IN freely, and
the market is overstocked. Demand light, and
we quote by ths ssantity at l4@1s cents . dozen
Wilmington journal., 1867-03-08
EXPORTS

From the Port Of Wilmington, ". c., for the ,ceeE
ending March 7th, 1867.
COASTWISE.
New YoRk-695 bbls. spirits tprpentine 6,117
do. rosin 701 bales cotton II do. sheeting
3,187 bush. pea nuts 1000 do. rough rice 18
tons old iron 20 pkgs hides z empty bbls.; II
pkgs mdze.
BosToN-2S4 bbls. spirits turpentine; 923 do.
crude turpeDSine $50 do. rosin 761 90. tar; 180
do pitch.
PH1LADELPHA-44 bbls. spirits turpentine; 1855
do rosn 50 do. tar 25 do. pitch GO, 900 it lum.
Der /; 6, 700 shingles 10 pkgs mdze.
BALTIMoRE-382 bbls spirits turpentine /; ,013
pea nuts 128, 412 it lumber IL bbls. flour 1,567
sacks salt 22 bales rags; sc hides Is pkgs mdze.
FOREIGN.
DEMARARA--30,0 600 feet lumber; $4,000 oak
staves.
Wilmington journal., 1867-03-08
REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MAR
kets for the Week ending Thursday


TURPENTINE-Has continued to be brought in
slowly during the past week, and the receipts
have been confined to small parcels. The mar
ket ruled firm with fair demand for distilling
purposes up to Wednesday, when there was some
dullness manifest in the market, and prices had
declinS tendency; no change, however, has yet
taken place. The arrivals and sales foot mp only
45Q bills follows
Wilmington journal., 1867-03-08
BROKE JAIL !!

TN OnsIOw County, Saturday night,
i 23d inst, Caesar White, Silas Green, Frank
Padrick and Nathan Murrill, all colored. will
pay a reward OF ten dollars for the apprehension
and delivery to me of each of the above prisoners
and one hundred dollars for sufficient evidence to
convict the person or persons who aided them to
escape from prison.
f. MURRILL, Sheriff.
march SGT
Newbern Commercial copy three times and send
bill to this office.
Wilmington journal., 1867-03-08
THE PRESS.

T. E. G. Lindsey has presented ofhis
ssEgyptian Corn heretofore advertised in our
paper-the ear is about the size OF INDIAN MAZE
and has q solid grain. A lady who raised some of
it last year sends certificate stating that she
saw some that had not been plowed-it sown
broadcast-that produced twelve ears to the stalk.
-TAb Abnpdon VIrpinian,l
Wilmington journal., 1867-03-08
TOWN PROPERLY FOR SALE.

r OFFER for Sale all my Real Es- AeSa
l. tate In this place. Two Houses and Lots, ,,,J
together with five nice Building Lots, all on -,
the same block, ON 7th, between Walnut ana Mul
berry street, block 2l0 also offer for sale all
nv Household and Kitchen Furniture.
ALL the above property will be sold cheap for
cash. Apply to r.,,.rpx
Wilmington, N, c., Feb, az 13l-5t--4-N
Wilmington journal., 1867-03-08

SPIRITS TURPENTINE.-SinCe our last review
there has been rather more business done in this
article, though it will DO seen from the sales be-
low that there has been decline of 2 cents on
previous quotations-the market closing quiet but
steady at 63 cents u gallon We quote sales as
follows
Wilmington journal., 1867-03-08
Wholesale Prices Current,

re- 1t should be understood that our quota
tons generally represent the wholesale price. In
filling smaD orders, higher rates have to be paid.
Wilmington journal., 1867-03-08
M e s s A G f
President of the United States.
OF THE

6et,o.ni,aq 10 the House Of Representatives BM
chilled Al Act 10 Pyouide for the More Eff
cie,d Gore3'nment QtLte Rebel 'StofcS' -a
Wilmington journal., 1867-03-08
WILMINGTON MONEY MARKET.
MARRIED.

In Sampson county, ON the 28th February, by
Everett Peterson, Esq, Mr.. j. j. MALPASS TO
Miss SUSAN E. DUNCAN, daughter of Alfred
Duncan ESQ.
Wilmington journal., 1867-03-08

meliOri~ 02ri. Bona fle. Qud
pro qatO !
'gIHE subscriber offers to farmers through
Wilmington journal., 1867-03-08

Pine Steam So,ced Lumber Cargo rdtes-pey
900 feet
Wilmington journal., 1867-03-08

WAsnINGToN. D. c., March 6-p. II.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-21
NOTICE.

r,urusprRs1eNEp MARKETS OF GOLD
nj, III ~ closed on SundsyE
InoM IA am am Market, L. T. Fox, ProHrietor.
=. Ths,i.s Martet, hays z Co, Propntois.
Tn,o. Market, L. +. Fox. Proprietor.
Seynds Market Douehey. =,
pioneer Market, =. snarf' o.1sav
i Gsld I'm, Oct q, fs6S
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watch Lost.

~ osr, ON SATURDAY MORNING. JAN.
i 10Th, between the Grey Hound Saloon and
the Grown Point Nine q huntlngcase silver
Watch-"J. B." engraved on the back case, The
finder will be Iiberally rewarded by leaving 1t at
The bar Of the Greyhound s.
Gold Hill, Jan. II, 1867. aasrrc Jalfn
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LosT.

TN aorp HULL, A aENTIEhAEs SHAWL.
rSs SU n.r,oa Who Iost Hlrsa not the owner Of
he articls, but only had II y charge Tns ps,
issyinr IL q ths NIws omes. "sh ,.o.,
Gold HUI, Jan. ., 1907. giJFs Vi 81 iFH
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GRAEFENBERG
UTERINE CATHOLICON

TF FAITHFULLY USED ACCORDING TO
i directions will cure every case Of Diabetes,
and greatly mitigate the troublesome effects caus,
Cd by relaxation Of the outlet OF tho bladder.
II II q most successful remedy for Gravel and
other diseases Of tho Kidneys and Bladder, and
for Female Diseases 10 unequalled. The Cathol'
icon uniformly cures ProlapuI Uteri, Whites,
Ill Irregularities Of the Monthly Turns Suppres.
sion, Inoontinence Of Urine, Bloating and Drop.
deal Swellings, and all Diseases Of Pregnancy,
The specific action Of this medicine 10 immediate
and certain upon the Uterine and Abdominal
Muscles and Ligsmens; restoring them 70 AZ
healthy state ss those Of childhood and YOUTH
20 that patients who have used tho "0raefenbers
Company's Uterine Cotholloonp cannot sufhcient'
y eIprsas their gratitude for the relief afforded.
REDNGT0N & CO..
Arsnts, 4l6 and as Front st., San Francisco.
o. $50 l ljy2-6ml wos % "S
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TElEGRApRlc MARKET REPORTS.


PPssasDns IRE Feeding ssS
change on ' Ne. YORK s a par ''' '.' 80
Ss:S:s asi; :siss s' ysi
Of = no and mOA''s' dull
Cattle demand sales i2o0 head Of beeves at l7c
,s9 Sr ss fair ssS s.s and M @
ae s,I net 's' scarce ana n'shs' 'Ae' ''V AeAa -
sS s. sa
Flour firm but quiet high g,sdes extra OF winter wheat sd
wasf sa s. @
.aa sss
low 81 o. 81 0e mixed Western 81 o. asl o5 Oats CSC.
g T. % 80
firm and unchanged 80
oS active he demand 0 IA 4 % ss Of
Sic for White and SIS FOR double 90 ezra Rye
Pa'sf iss GS ssrs e o0 for
AND Md'ss' n$ SIS Isa
sss ss per sSso
New York &c., and TO assny g c
Flour armsr and in improved demand chiefly higher
SIS 81 5ssss sEa "a good
:'s. bushels ssas e
sS'sss At S. e ~ e Sa RS;
favorable Information from Liverpooi middlIng held
IN bond. Provisions quiet, mess pors held a. $40 IS
bacon. ssc. a. n1Sc a I21sc for shoulders. sides
clear sides l2c clear RIB sides plain hams l3fc
l5c. I5i5c Lard holders firm l2ac
i2s4c for prime country and city, Eggs l5c i6c and
for ohio lsc l9c for factory Glover seed
S. rs SIS 9 Timothy seed 81 90 S. Flax seed 81 10
81 So Groceries unchanged aud quiet Gold 1885, buying.
Exchange Arm. Money tight
CHICAGO March Is 1867.
Flour moderately active, but unchanged. Wheat less
No. has declined lc; sales 81 1874 81 1874
10 n mfstnO
sales SOLE &c for No. and SIC for fresh receipts Of
No. 2. closing for No. l. Oats firm ct
lic for winter eceipts of No q Rye firm sales at 81 q
81 y for fresh receipts of No and 81 1875 for No. 2
barley DALI sales a soc for No. Provisions
tu pork strictly first brands $22 50 so u.s.
Lard du I2oc: clear sides lie. Live hogs quiet and
changed Reeepfs4 $40 bbs flour; loo centals wheat;
20 100 bush. $500 bnsh 500 hogs. Shipments
900 bbls. -four; $500 wheat 100 corn; l,On oats
MILWAUKEE March 23 1867.
Flour dun Wheat dull: GENITAL 50 W for No SO 70
To- No. steady sales at 81 40 for No. Corn hrm
at 81 81 for No old and 81 a6s for No Receipts
l.00 bbs hour 5000 wheat zoo 800 0UO bar
ley. Shipments--lU00 bbls. flour, 400 wheat
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ca Of vEstchse Who are giving % - much trouble In
this State
In consequences Of the prompt action Of Wade Hamp-
ton and OF the respectable planters Of South Carolina
most friendly relations said TO exist between the
whites and blacks and the latter have declared their
termination only 70 support for ONCE the most re-
spectacle candidates. but also petition Congress
the restoration the dsffanchished casses Of al their
civil rights.
This happy result does not At all surprise US When
ever the Of character and substance as South
have acted as General Hampton has done, they have
routed the mean whites' who corruptng the
negroes
Az early a. the 18th Of July 1885, this paper COM
mended the example Of Mr. J. l. Aarye OF Fredericks
burg, who pursued the which Hampton has just
taken The influence Of his timely address and example
still felt In It's conservative effects upon the blacks OF
that place They said 10 have recently rejected the
advances or the DISTINGUISHING white renegades.
Let us hope that the most distinguished and effective
speakers IN this State will at initiate the timely ex
ample OF Hampton.
The disinthrament Of the negro from the perncious
influence Of The depraved who now endesv0ring
TO array his preudces against us should be the special
task Of gifted respected leaders aud states
men. What greater and important service could
men like R. NJ. T. Hunter, H. A. Wise, William Smith,
Thomas 8. Bocock, John Letcher. Thomas 8 Flournoy
James Seldom, William L. Goggn, Waiter staples and
host Of other effective and able speakers render tho
white Virginia than to enlighten the poor blacks
their duties and interests The time has
rived when the example OF Wade Hampton should be
universally initiated.
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The wheat market continued TO rule buoant and hm In
81 their views Proes not essentially different from
ssas : e:
3, .s
pie. The coIp market ruled aTmsr Il the opening
hut h; Tse % ..m.. sf sound Western
:sS. but with ~, .dy !, ,ss advice: from Lvso0
net pod 70 Su.oesps ~as m
$s:s :ss! .ss. |;
.ss. ~: sI .:: s..::
Western !. q q barley rem.insd arm under fair de
n . Malt rem.nsd dull and price: were nearly
fss sc. for state. and CSC. ! &C. for Ohio
sa. very . .. Sc hsgSSs
S.ss ooes s ~ SSn sose: SaeS S
Al al6d and private terms TO London
.aa s: fa. '' ro
cotton 9 hs s
~ hhds tobacco S and 800 bales cotton We
ssp @ ss on . ana % chsrsls
yessrf from rhadephia 70 direct port the Continent
anAss-We noted sse. Of 5000 lbs mainly At ioxc.
Sss, ruled dull and prices nominal at Ioe
were secsa Boston OF 40 Sa.s al !. an Dye s'e'
iiors were In moderate request former prices Sales
ME nils s,l continued dun though nrn. at isc
a,J T;m,..pse gnehsngra a 81 asa o. 80 for shipping
MoLAssns.1hc market not essentially changed. The
only sale heard OF 100 oh Cuba muscovado
NAVAL s1oRrs-Ihe market for spirits turpentinc
tnued dul, though prices essentially changed
holders stlll demanding Ts 7gr commanded
Soc. sic. Ros,ns also ruled quiet. Prices however,
unchanged. Co was quoted At ~ rs - IS Sales
PRICE en- OF tar sales we're made Of o SS. wmins.on q
trace the sale. i
OIIs-An kinds ruled exceedingly quiet but prices re-
manned unchanged Lnseed sold 81 81 . 81 ~ for job
bing lots.
PErRoLsus Crude remained quiet At about previous
prices. Bonded In moderate demand, the market
ruled firm nj &c. for standard white, some holders de-
manded HSc nj which price heard Of few small sales
Besides noticed sales Of l0D bbls white &c.
1000 do. standard white for April at &c. 2, buyers
option and SO bbis do. for the hrst half May nj
cold at Y ISc. -
pigs cut meats and oge do lard Tbe pork market ruled
hrn, and, under moderate demand prices favored the
seller the Of l2c There specu-
atve inquiry and the sales for future delivery rather
larger The sales were 40 bbls cash regular Q8
SO for ness.cssosIng g ga g for western az q
prime me:s Aiso LOO ssl. msss Tor April and Nay g.
mana The sales Yer. se ss' a sl1 60 sao for common
beet v" quies and unchsnfed Beef hams vere
al Bacon was frmer, under an improved demand The
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Of NE Mn great artificial water lines Of Pesnvanis last
year - compared with that Of 1906

Total by six lines. sos ASs8, 9oS Asa, 600
The total coal production Of Pennsyvana % far this
year has amounted 70 Sso 500 TONS against 500 to
the corresponding period in 1885, showing reduction
OF 266, 200 tons.
There is little change to note In the condition OF the
Western money market At st. Louis the demand IL
fully up 70 the ability Of the banks TO supply q 10 IL
per cent Business is generally improving. The de-
mand for Eastern exchange greater than tho supply
Al Chicago money Ia reported somewhat easier but
the rates Of interest unchanged in the open market
viz: . IL per cent per month Exchange on Now
York 10 scarce, and round lots sold from bank to
bank AT rs 40 cents premium. At Cincinnati the mar-
ket 10 close At II per cent In the regular way but
outside capital Ia invested at IL 5 Exchange on New
York is scarce and selling at Ito premium.
The Boston money market Ia easy she supply OF idle
currency s increasing at the banks and In the hands
Of individual lenders. Call loans government securi-
ties rule at six per cent Commercial paper ranges from
six to eight per cent Tho stock market is dull. A
Boston paper has the following respecting the very
popular speculative securities there-
Mining shares still in unhappy condition The
most frantic endeavors being made by certain well
known operators in this line of stocks TO get revival
but far their struggles have been in van There have
been several highly important meetings Of the maDpu
latos Of some OF the leading fancies and amount
OF talk but things have not resulted as expected.
The copper mining companies in the United States
number hundred and eleven, and $l4, 800 500 has
been paid into their Golfers by sanguine owners OF
snarcs Only eight OF the companies have paid
dividends the aggregate OF these to the Let instant
being S. $50 000 and they have been quarter of
fury about IT, or these companies ftyone have their
location In Boston, OF which three have paid dividends
thirty SIX in New York, Of which three also have paid
divdends nine in Pttsburg, OF which two have paid
paid dividends and one in Chicago which, in the maor
OF dividends, 10 as barren az Philadelphia
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sssi.sd eS. sise for short ribbed he iss fos
short clear and 13c long hams Out meeo we're
STEADY with aaes OF about 300 packages At loc Tor
ahoulds,s and l3{c l4sc for hams aise ~ pask.ges
picked hams l3[c Lard decidedly nrner, under
better demand The sales were .eout @ paeEsEss a.
small saes Of the latter at 3 ct which the market closed
nm Butter and cheese were steady under IAN nome
RcE-CarOlins ruled steady 1t io<c apokc. with small
sales.
sTrxRnn-saiss were reported Of 5000 ibs at nhc
l1Zc.
SUcAE-Thers was slight Improvement in the demand
for and prices were maintained fair 70 GOD
refining Cuba muscovado being quoted at l0c l0c Inc
sales $50 hhds At eye al0<c for Cuba muscovado
and l03<c 2izc for Porto Rico Refined was quiet az
l2,{c asSc for soft yellow, lSc lc for soft white
for xfan nd har
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Totals .E224 pS,2Il G2I1y8y'z f2ls95, S6I
The Pennsylvania coal trade h still depressed Some
Of the canals however, are open, and all the water lines
viii soon be operation. The great increase In tho
amount Of coal mined last year over that OF the year
preceding overstocked the Market and the rates for
transportation this year are consequently lower added
10 which the drawbacks are also greater, from which
causes the profits Of the carrying lines will Of course DO
diminished In some Of the mining districts, too, tho
production IL much below that for the corresponding
period last rear vhile the other hand The trans.
por,aon some OF the railroad lines has increased
The Delaware, Lackawanna and western Railroad Com
psny has brought market this 700 tons more
Than 70 The corresponding time In 1850 The following
table WIN show the enormous sxcsss Of ,hs coal tonnage
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r FINANCIAL AND CONNER ClAL.


MONDAY, March $50 NJ.
Gold has ruled dull to-day, and declined 4 in price,
selling low 1884, the lowest point reached last
week Tho market steady, the total fluctuations
being only = per cent
The railroad share market opened this morning with
some hrmness, and slight improvement the clos
ing rates Of Saturday observable in the transactions
at the early board Later in the day became dull and
dropping but rallied towards the close, with strong
tendency towards higher prices.
The money market Is active and rates have advanced
somewhat, per cent on governments and on stocks
being the ruling price. There apprehension Of
tight market during the remainder OF the month but it
become only through want Of confidence, the
amount OF idle capital is undoubtedly every day in
creasng The bank statement also has unfavorable
effect upon tho Market the line of contraction
pared with the previous return being tho heaviest that
has occurred in the same space Of time for some weeks
As compared with the exhibit Of March l8 legal tender
show decline Of 81 90S 0Sl, and specie 1924 500
Loans have also decreased $3,672,657 and deposits
S9 whlo the circulation has increased $28 615
Thu detaila of the two tafemants ara mn der
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soHs ANGOLA, Capt Crane from Porto Rico for Boson Ia
ashore Jersey beach, about 10 mcs OF Barneea She
loaded with moasses which wave 70 DO DISCHARGED and
sent up 70 this port She Ia burthen rated Az and
built st Parsboro MS from whence abe halls Her owners
ara southsrcen Co.
BRIO IDA Nelson. Of and from Philadelphia via Newport
ri, Rotterdam fallen In with 2lst inst in lat 20 30
lon u TO- In sinking condition. by Br ship Alexandria from
Antwerp for New York and took captain and crow and
brought them to this port Capt Cook the following
stassmentsaed from Newport RI the 18th March for
Rotterdam on the 18th AM the vessel running by
N. wind W BY NJ the wind fell suddenly to q calm and
shortly after the vessel boarded by the stern,
which carried overheard the mate Samuel Drew, who
lost He was standing with his hand resting the cabin
Door which was closed at the time The broke In
the after side OF the house and knocked the cabin down
capt I've started the quarter decs along The fsrs and
hwhrsnips beAm broke down the WHICH, forced coverings
sod moudinss IRON the ssrn broke beams H. the upper
deck. forced skylght and miuen hatch and broke main
boom ana San Two men from the helm William Brown
ana Sterling Martin, were washed into cabin and taken
from thence BY Captain Cook while the doors, furniture,
boards &C. were carrying them from side % side fearful
rate The vessel appeared low and oggy ~ the time We
Yer. sstsn o. and snes shsn bad strong e.s,sry ssS
Besscn Co. Capt Coos and oshers, Of Philadelphia
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Wade Hampton's Example Commended "a
Other sonthern Iendera

from the Richmond Times March a. 1851
Ient upon the intricate problem Of How 10 des, with
the freedmen =" has broken In upon from mos, UNI
expected quarter 60
Wade Hampton, OF south Carollnas that ChevslIer
pavsrd Of the late civil war destined become a. ia
a. sagacious practical statesman he was
a. hero when member Of that intrepid band OF great
warrors whose sabres once flashed IN the van Of the
Army Of Northern Virginia
Comprehendine at glance his duty 70 the whites Of
South carolina he has sought 70 rescue the freedmen
of white men who are intent upen degrading and die.
frapchpine their own race With that promptness and
sovac,ty which we're his distinguished characteristics ~
soldir be has recognized the vital Importance OF the
negro being advised taught andgulded BY those VINO
eth hle only sincere and true friends Calling " ms ao
te gentlemen Of the highest social position near Column
ba he 10 reported have sddrsesed the freedmen o.
MAJ sssiios With uea, erect sod has forssissd pes
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CovEKE.The demand for Rio was moderately active and
the market ruled hrm We heard of sales of B
North America on private terms Other kinds though
quiet ruled firm.
FLOUR GRAIS-Recepts l4s37 Jacks md bbis -four.
225 bbls. meal 20 bags do 1885 bushels aud
2400 do oats Continued buoyancy and hrmDess thu
leading features Of the -four market yesterday and though
the advance not marked Saturday, prices
still generally asshade better-say &C. t. l0c per bbwith
exceptional sales greater advance on our last quota
and speculation very little being taken for shipment Cali.
forna -four In fair demand and full prices IDLY
obtained. The sales were about 1900 bb.s. Southern
Hour was In moderate request. but the market
The sales 500 bills Rye hour steady, with
quiet and unchanged We quote the various kinds