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WILMINGTON Market.

WILMINGTON, May. 16.-.TURPENTINE. = lSO
bbls received and sold nj 81 FOR virgin, S. 10 fur
yellow tip and 50 for hard, per $50 lbs.
= sPIRITs TyRPRNTINE-ls nc lower, with sales
OF 22S casks at 43c 1or southern, and IL casks 1t
44hc for New York packages.
FosIS.-Sa!es OF 4e6 bbls at 81 SIS for strained.
81 o3 for No 81 SO for low No J. So 25 for No 81
so, S5a5 50 for pale, SIS IS for extra pale, sous 30
for window glass.
TAR only IS Dols received and sold at 81 per
co1ToH.-sales of 10 bales at ls&al4;sc per ID.
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N.v York Naval stores Market.

From the Journal OF Commerce, Monday, May
Is: There are no new features in this r*arket Tor
spirlts turTentine. The demand continues lgllt
bnL Tor parcels for Immediate delivery about late
prices are ruliDg. We quote merchanIable lots at
SIC. Sales are so bbls al that price RosnS-
the market is rather more active Tor tpe 'ow
grades ut steady prices. Sales embrace 1900 bblS
STRAINED al So 80; 200 hbls do at S22fS; 500 bhls
do at So IS; 200 bols do a. So So and 800 bbls 20
pale at s4a8. We quote strained at So 40; No'2
So fOs2 80; No SSa4; pale at 81 26a5 30; extra
pale and virgin s6a7 Taris selling IN sman iots
at s2a2 SO ior Washington, and 81 81 for Wilming-
ton, In yRrIl
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AND THE
WEED FAMILY FAvoRrrE LoCK.STlTCa
MACHINE,
are lie nest in use.
For sale Oh the Lease Plan, with monthly pay
Gents ON easy terms, CT Tor cash. AL kiaos o!
Machine attachments, Needles, Cotton. tWnitt
black and colored,l Silk, Oh, SOAP, SC, &c.
Repairing az Usual. Circulars and samples
TorE sent on application.
D. B. HASELTCN,.
GeEeIS' nealtr In First Glass SewiCg ma
chimes and Material, No. 307 King stresa,
augI7 GharieatOn. =. e.
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INTERIOR COTTON Markets

CHARLOTTE, May 15..-Sales today SO bales AT
l2 and l3A cents. Market steady.
COLUMBUS, GA, May l5.-Markcs excited. Lit
tie Offering. Low middiings 14c sales 81 bales; re-
ceipis IT; Shipments 2l0.
MONTG OMtRY, May 15.-There Is little cotton
onering In our market; lcw mid'tlthgs l4Sc.
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Me,v York inv Market.

From the Journal Of Commerce, Monday, Nay
Is: HAY and stiawi Is plenty, and offered free.
ly at the recent decline. sales at slal o5 for ship
ping, and 81 l5a1 80 for retail Qualities: straw IS
6rni; sales at ST. c5a1 10 pr long rye; 81 % Tor
ShOr, rye; 81 05a1 10 for oat.
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The Charleston Cotton. Rice and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE GHAALBsToH Nsws.

Vhc CnuflSStOn 'SOttOhs 1hASe 6hu Hs~s$~
Stores Market.
OFEIcH CHARLESTON NRws.
Wi DNEsDAT EVENING, May II. 1SIl.l
COTTON The demand for this staple was light
ana the market showed softer inclination with
slightly easier prices in some cases. sales about
ESQ bales, say l3 atllH. 23 at IA, at lax, II al
14H, at l4H, 10 al AK. 81 al Is, Cat lSz' IS al
15k. We quote the market weak.
LIVERPOOL CLAsslFIcAr1of.
Ordinary TO good ordinary. ....l2 @l4A
Low miQailrg. ............... ....lo "
Hadl,ng ........ ...............l5H@-
Strict middhng ......-..........n mo sales.
R1cE-The market was quiet but steady. Sales
4s tierces at sac p b. We quote common to
fair s@sh, goo1 s:<@SHc.
NAVAL SroRRs.-There was no sales Of note re-
ported.
FRslaars 70 Liverpool. by steam direct,
nomiaal on uplands; via New YORK, IA
On uplands.; Id on sea Islands; by sal.
I'D on upauds, Sd on sea Islands. 10
Hayre nominal. Coasswse-So New FORK
by steam, sc en- uplands and NC on STA
Ialfmds; 81 a5 a ;lerce on rice; hy sn &c % OF
ootton;-N y tierce on rice: ioc ? barrel on roSin; !;
S7@s I, NJ on lumber; ss@1o : on timber.
Boston, By sail, &c p ft on upland cotton
To Providence, by sail IS p or ooares, ~
p ft on ce:son; by steam 81 = bale on New
York rates. To Philadelphia. by ssearn, nc 10
ON upla.ltls: by sa:l, 81 q NJ on boards; 50 on
timber; IS q ten on clay, and sa@aso on phos'
phases. To Baltimore, BY steam, &c = 10 by
sail, SO 6OG7 p n on boards: 1903 IS y ton %
phosphate rock. Vessels are in demand by
our merchants to take lumber freights from
aeorgeto1n s. c., Dar!sn and Sati:la River On
and Jacksonville, Fia TO Northern ports, and SO
@l2 = NJ are the rates on lumber az boards.
MISUNDERSTANDING 90 day bills 221@e2S.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE = The Banks purchase
sight checks at Il OF TO par, and sell at Z pre-
MUM.
aoIp-11Gi2
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5cmin9 Maeblnes.
THE COLD MEDAL SEWING MACHINE

DOUBLE LOCK ELASTIC STITCH.
This Is the most simple and reliable Two Thread
Sewing Machine in The world. 1t sews direct
from TWO threads, and Is SIS less than any other
at No. l55 MEETING STREET. opposite Charles
ton Hotel. Sole Agent for the State. Sub-agents
wanted through the State. Address W. ). BIS
SELL, Charleston. Also agents for Home Shuttle
Iand Machine. SIS. apr+tuths6nos
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FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers OF the above line leave Pier s S@ss
Street, New York, ut II O'Clock neon, OF Tie 15t
and Soth OF every month except when thes'
,lates fall on Sunday, then the Saturday prereu
hlg. .o
ers for South Pacific and Central American 7orls.
Departure of 18TH touches at Kingston. Jamaica.
For Japan and China, steamers leave san. Fran
cisco first OF every month, except when II lailS on
sunday; then on The day preceding.
No California: steamers touch a. Havana, ou
90 direct from New YORK to Asplhw1ll.
One hundred pounds baggage free to eacn adu!l
Medicine and attendance free.
at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on !nt
wharf foot OF Canal street, North River, NeT
york, FIR. BABY. Agent.
lulylC-iyr
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LIST OF VESSELS.

LIST OF VEGSEIS
uP, SLlsAEHD AND SAILED SrR -Els FORT.
REIGN y.
LIVERPOOL.
Br shin Island Home: Mcclellan, M. april s.
Hr bark VinCo, Robson sailed. Anril %
WEST HARTLEPo:i. ENG.
Br bark Kathleen, Lester, ua...........-.May
CAiLAo..
Br big Eellon Jones, sailed. Jan c3
CARpIFF.
Norwegian bark LUCENT, Nielsen, sailed ..,.Jan 70
nOMEs TLG.
EOSTOE.
Brig LzaheL Tabbut. cleared. Nay Is
Schr N Hawkins, Wyatt, up. May 10
sew ToRE.
schr Queen OF the South, Byrnes, up......May
ElLADEiPIItA.
Schr Gaskill, Gaskill, April .e
BALTIMORE.
Schr II Stickney, FooEs, cleared. ........ May II
Scnr II Naylor, Naylor, up. May lS
NEW ORLEANS.
Schr Lucy D., Hail. cleared. % |
RocKPoRT, NE.
Schr Frank i Emily, McCobp sailed. May !
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Optiral.

The DIAMOND GLASSES, manufactured by J. E..
SPENCER & CO., New York, which are now offered
to the public. are pronounced By all the celebrated
Opticisns OF the world to be the most Psrfecs Ma
tural Artificial help to the human eye ever Known.
They are ground under their own super lslon,
from minute Crystal Pebbles, melted together,
and derive their name, Diamond on account
OF their hardness and briliancy.
The scientific principle on which they are con
structcd brings the core,or centre OF the lens d.
rectly in front Of the eye, producing clear and
distinct vision, as IN the natural, healthy sight,
glimnering and waverine OF sight, dizziness, &c,
peculiar TO all others in use.
They are mounted In the finest manner, In
frames OF the.best quality OF all materials used
for that purpose. Tnetr finish and durability can,
not be surpassed.
CAuTIoN.-None genuine unless bearing their
trade mark stamped on every frame.
JAMES ALLAN,
Dealer In Watches, Iewelry,
Sterling SiIyerware and Optical Goods,
No. 307 King street.
t3l-stuth1yr Charleston - O.
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Mem unhl,ratlo,1s.

g PEcIAL BOOK MOTTO E..
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rINANcIAL AND C0MMER0IAL

Exports.
BARcE1oSA-Per Spanish brig Bella Dores-4So
bales upland cotton.
The harleston Stock and isond Market
MAY IL.
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1]reuium Gan6 Sale.
100000 100000
PREMIUM LAND.sALB
s1oo,o to be Distributed to Shareholders.


100000 to be Distributed to Shareholders.
FIVE DOLLARS will purchase Share, including
Work OF. Art worth FIVE DOLLARS.
The Derby Farm Property to be distributed EN-.
braces the Largest Vineyard and Orchard IN she
South.
UNEoUALLED CLIMATE PEACEABLE CoIJN.
TRYi GENEROUS SOIL!
The saluorious and .health-giving climate OF
Aiken has given 1t the name Of 'The Saratoga o1
the South.'
ss5ooo in Premiums presented t.: Shareholders.
Sioo, 600 in Real Estate and GreeEback Prizes to
be distributed to Shareholders.
o. Real Estate Prizes, worth from 5000 TO 81, ou0
$40 Greenback Prizes, from IS to $1,000.
ONLY 1e, 900 SHARES WILL BE ISSUED.
ONE SHARE IN EVERY THIR"Y-oNE WILL
DRAW A PRIZE.
This Real Estate Property, conveyed by Deed OF
Trust to the Committee who are 10 conduct tne
DRAWING. is to be transferred hy them to the
FORTUNATE SHAREHOLDERS as soon as the re-
The Drawing will take place. according te the
published programme. :.
will be announced by Telegram to the Associated
Press.
tune.
Justice, and that unis Scheme unlike many Others,
Is "FAIR, SQUARE AND uONEsT."
Money received after the Books are closed will
be PROMPTLY returned. For full particular, as
embraced In revised pamphlet address
mays Key Box No. 33+. Augusta, ga.
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD COM
IN 90. PANY.
k@@@E @EesSy gss
.!vICE-PRESIDENTS OFF


Trains leave Charleston Daily at II II. and
P. N.
Arrive at Charleston 7:So IN. (hondsys ex-
cepted) and $3.50 P. II.
Train does not leave Charleston ESQ P. NJ, SUN.
DAYS.
Train leaving at 12 N. makes through connec.
ten to New York, via Richmond and Acquia
Creek only, going through in AZ hours, WITHOUT
DETENTION ON SUNDAYS.
Passengers leaving by $50 P. III. Train have
choice OF ronte, via Richmond and Washington,
or via Portsmouth and Baltimore Those leaving
FRIDAY oy this Train lay over on SUNDAY In Bal
.timore. Those leaving. on SATURDAY rema.l SUM-
DAY in Wilmington, N. G. =
This Is the cheapest, quickest and most pleasant
route to Cincinnati, Chicago and other points
West and Northwest, both Trains making close
connections at Washington with western trains
OF Baltimore and . hio Railroad.
S. S. SOLOMONS,
\ Engineer and superintendent
P. L. cLgAPoR, General Ticket Agent.
f9hl1-12mGs g.
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POET CALENDAR.
MARINE NEWS

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Spanish brig Eecurso Segundo. Argimon, Glen.
fuegos-l& days. Ballast. To A EnsIow co.
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Spanish brig Bella Dores. Duvall, Barcelona-w
P Hall.
SAILED YESTERDAY
Sch Cynosure PinIbarn Boston.
FROM THIS PORT.
French brig Dauphin, Blarcheue, Wilmington,
NC, May IL.
Schr Cnas Comery, Pinkham, Baltimore, l5rh
May.
Schr l. Smith, Robinson. Baltimore, May 10.
UP FOR THIS Port.
Schr Hawkins, Wyatt, at Boston, May Is.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Brig Iizabel Tabhut, at on, May 8.
Schr Annie 5 GaSSi!l Gaskill, at Philadelphia,
May Ia.
MEMORANDA.
SAVANNAH, Mary IA rived, ships John Sib-
pey and Houave, Liverpool.
, The schr ] S De,wi!er, Grace, from Charleston
for FaN River was reported below Providece
May l..
The scar Hector, of Eoank, has been sold 10
Terry & Eolen, Of Charleston, S O, for SGG5.
JcT yESSEyE
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
From EUROPE TO-DAY.
TelegrophedEroISsirelyto The Evenine Star.
Dfsorderly RePublicen Meetings I'm

TetegrcphedEacitsireiyt TO The Erening Star.
Dfsorderly Republican Meetings In
England.
LoNDoN, Dec. 7.-Republican meetings were
held at Birmingham and Reading yesterday.
The proceedings were disorderly, and at Read.
The Disturbance Made by MOnarchists
dressing the republicans at Reading last night
he was frequently interrupted by parties evil
IDENTIFY determined to break up the meeting. At
last a rush was made into the hall by large
crowd from the outside, and q desperate fight
commenced. The platform was finally taken
possession OF by the intruders, the republicans
were driven out, and Mr.. Odger was obliged To
Zee to save himself from threatened violence.
The New Minister from France.
PARIS, Dec. THE appointment of Jules
Ferry as Minister from France TO the United
States Is officially promulgated to-day.
Death OF an English Veler ram.
Scarlet, Lieut.. General Of the army, who was
made h. c. b. for distinguished service i'm the
war in Crimea, and who was recently in CON-
mand OF the camp at Alderschott, died yester-
day, In his seventy second year.
A True Bill Against Kelly
DUBLIN, Dec. THE grand jury have found
true bill against Kelly for discharging pistol
AT Officers Grimes and Mullins at the time OF his
arrest.
Precautions Against q Return from
Elba''
PARIS, Dec. THE Figaro newspaper saws
orders have been sent to the arsenals at Cher
cruising about the coasts of France. The Figaro
represents that these naval precautions are
taken TO prevent what il calls another return
rom Elba.
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CoBrRx cLAIMxe TIE srAKss.-Coburn
elaine the eghf vtth Nace o. ths erounis thaf
TIE referee I'D no risht, scoeedine q ths rules
OF ne prise ring, - declare e 6at1le q draw
was beaten, - he VS. - veak thaf Ne would not
leave his corner. When DE referee called 9 =
them to Advance and Re tie scratch, Cobsr,s
every tine rromptly advanced, while Mace a.
ways came up reluctantly and then ran back a.
quick as his legs would carry him. Coburn 81. :
Mace seemed 70 fAll In love with his coruez a
he fondly kept hugging IL throughout the f.lsf :
joe has telegraphed 20 an old friend that ~ ass
challenged 0ace 20 6ght him again for ss.ais a.
go, 900 side, or he Is willing 20 sht him fsr ..s
money already up.-E. 7. SAD.
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The Trial Of Mrs, wharton.

ANNAPOLIS, ND, Dec. I'm the Wharton
trial the court met at 10 O'Clock. The crowd was
greater than on any previous day, with the num-
Ger OF ladies largely increased. Several distin-
present within the bar. Here and there among
The spectators were seen faces of gentlemen wen
known for their zeal i'm the pulpit. An artist Of
q Popular New York illustrated paper was
sketching the scene from a corner Of the room.
Mrs. Hutton was called to the witness stand.
when MIR. Pencil, states attorney, said the pros
ecutiOD now proposed to renew a question which
had been objected to and Withdrawn yesterday.
and asked the witness 10 detail the circunl-
stances connected with the making of milk
punch at Mrs. Wharton's house, of which Van
Ness partook, and in which a sediment was
found which proved to be tartar emetic. He
admonshed the witness not 10 answer until the
court had decided whether or not to admit the
answer.
The defense objected, and asked If the State
proposed to show that Mrs. Wharton made the
punch, or her connection with it,
The State proposed to show that she was pres
ent when the punch was made, and otherwise
connect her with it.
The defense stated that Mrs. Wharton was
now on trial for poisoning Gen. ketchum. The
question might properly come up ON the trial for
attempting to poison Van Ness.
The admissability Of the question was argued
by the counsel on both sides at great length,
when the Court said IL had been shown by the
witness, Mrs. Hutton, that On "Wednesday Mrs.
wharton administered . dose Of medicine or
mixture to General Ketchum: that certain
shortly thereafter. Mrs.. Chubb had proved that
she purchased tartar emetjc for MIA Tnx-*on
on Monday, and the Court was clearly OF the
opinion that IL was proper to show that tartar
emetic was in the house under command or in
control Of Mrs. Wharton. ,
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The Cape Cod FISHERIES want 90 be
Protected.

bOsToN, Zee. lat meeting OF the Citizens
Of Cape Cod interested in the fisheries ia Barn
stable. TO consider their interests as affected by
the treaty OF Washington, the following resola-
ton was adopted
Resolred, That i'm view Of the inevitable effects
Of the treaty OF Washington upon the fishing in
terests Of Cap Cod. we would urge upon Congress
a liberal protection for that branch Of industry
confident that unless such course il adopted the
competition Of foreign fisheries under the pro-
vifions Of said treaty between England and the
United States will ultimately destroy our occu-
patton, which has long been OF great value TO
the commerce and marine OF the country
A committee was chosen 70 act in conjunction
with similar committees from Plymouth aud
Gloucester, for the purpose of M cmOrsllzing
Congress uponthe condition Of the fisheries and
to employ suitable persons to represent their in
terests before Congress.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

o. GAUrIIR, Importer q Wises and B,ssd,ss'
James Hennessey do, Old jamaica Runs, Old Sc:
sceh snd iran VIM sherry
from 81 20 upwards; Port,do. do. do. A large as
vines California Vines. HoeE' PORT Sherry Hns y
catel, Angelica and Brandies. Medford Runs. Cor
dias ard Bitters Of all kinds. Scotch and English
Afes and Porters. per deZen eask. The above
will be sold AZ low figures.
- Discount to the trade.
c. GAUTIER,
Manufacturer OF the Popular Native Wine Bitters,
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The PhllaAelphia DOGAleaaion.
THE CITY TR1AsuARR BoUnD 0UILTy-A MEy
TRIAL ASKED FOE

PHILADKIfaiA, Dee. :.-.6 ..e case OF City
Treasurer Joseph Marcer, the jury this morning
i rendered verdict Of gnilty on I'VE counts Of
loaned the city's money; took snd converted %
his use 500 900 OF the citys money; that beins
CHARGED with tho safekeeping Of large amou1f
converted Il to his use; and that being charseS
with the safekeeping o. the citys money, he Vas
defaulter. Notice q motion for q new trisi
va. given. Mareer rendered bail in oiOo 100.
jury 70 the fact that City Trcasunr Narcer -
been convicted - defaulter, and a. the Coup-
els have neglected TO elect and DUALITY his sue-
csssor, the court instructed the jury TO inquire
ne has qualified BY giving security, and 70 report
rs soon a. practic1ble.
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ROxenweig's Accomplish in the MUIR
der Of Alice BOwlsby

INV YORK, Dec. The World states that
evidence has been elected showing that a yoans
woman named Agretta Dumeyn was priyy 90
the murder of Alice Bowlsby by Rozenweig the
abortionist. she procuring the trunk and its
transportation with the body therein % the rail-
road depot. She was a waitress in the Union
Hotel, and since the murder has not been seem
IL is believed she has gone 20 Canada
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New York law Deals Gently with the
Efrfng Millionaire.

NV NoRK, Dec. An Albany special
states that Tweed's time for justfving his bail
has been extended twenty DAYS from SATURDAY..
A meeting Of Tammany sachems last night
for the avowed purpose Of expelling Tweed, nd
journed without action rwant of A ouorum
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-07

HAeEnsIowx, Nd, Dee. The Gre was
sumed Roilins & Burbapks warehouse, In
which It originated, the Episcopal church and
the Court House. BY the falling OF the
and several persons badly hurt The county
records were nearly all saved. The Losses are a.
follows: The Court House, $4,000; church.
SO zoo; Rollins and Burbank, 50 400. Total in
surance, $4,000.
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National Bearsi Of Trade.

ST. LoUIs, Dec. lin the second session OF
the National Board of Trade, yesterday, the
following vice-rresdents were elected X. X.
Kirkland, Baltimore; John W. Chandler. Bos-
ton; George opdyke, New York; Geo. :. HaZ-
ard, Buffalo George Balm. st. Louis. Thomas
Nj. Monroe, Dubuque; James Il. Brown, Port
land George y. Bagley, Detroit; W. y. Meta
rem. Milwaukee; VIM. Burwell, New Orleans !:
3. l.. TaylOr Cincinnati; A. NJ. Wright, Chica-
go; X. W. Smith, Mobile; james Is. Gilpin,
Quincy, III. The Boards Of Trade OF Mobile
st. Joseph, Mo and Qsincy. H., were admit
ted to membership, and their delegates took
their seats in The convention. A resoution was
adopted that the representatives OF the Domin-
ION Board Of Trade, now present, be admitted
10 seats on the floor Of the convention with the
privilege Of speaking, and that q committee of
eight be appointed 10 confer with them in regard
TO the relations which should exist between this
country and Canada for trade and the common
use Of the natural and artificial hirhwaysOf the
two, countries, and report at this meeting
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Strike I'm the Coal Re-

INV YORK. Dec. "A Scranton special To
the Times states that the miners ina the Nanti-
coke mines have had their wages cut down from
93k to sc cents per ton. They have sent dele
CATION 20 the Carbon Mines TO consult relative
10 strike, and IL has been determined 20 strike
il the wages are not cut down there.