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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-10-10

barely steady early in the week TN lei
review, and with unfavorable advices
from New York and Liverpool, there
! was solae decline OIL former rates.
+ later there was better feeling mani
/ f. Sted, and will. more liberal demand
and more favorable advicrs there was
small advance ga ned, ;'sd at the
close of orr writing today, the market
, is steady At the figure: given below.
The receipts Of the past week have
been qrite mcagrn, which indicates
that the effect Of the panic has been
t, materially restrict Tie movement OF
the crop. The prices tn s staple IS
HOW commanding are probably better,
or at least as high as viii ,,c obtained
this season, and we think it bad policy
upon the part of the growers to with
hold their cotton from market at pres
eat, as it Is asserted, in view OF the
fact that the crop of this season is es-
tirnated N 4, 900, 600 bales, that rs soon
as the present monetary troubles shall
let up anG .ie short sales II the great
markets be covered, that there will be
a considerable decline or present
prices, and to establish orr position
We extract tie following upon the fu-
tnre Marke. from that standard author
ity, the E1nuncioE GToniclr, which
says:
8. For future delivery there Las been
some irregularity. The early months,
being fairly active, advanced along
with spot cotton, as they had declined
with it the previous week. There
seemed to be an idea, also, which per
haps helped the situation, that the
monetary disorders at the South would
further delay the movement of the
crop, so that receipts would for some
time continue smaller than last year,
and hence it was not safe to be short
for this and the next two months. But
for the first three months Of 1874 the
has been towards low prices
Oh the basis Of larger estimates OF the
crop, which appear to be becoming
more popular. To-day there was
good general demand at the opening,
bat after noon nothing was done eX-
cept for October and November, which
sold at prices considerably reduced
from those current during the week.
The receipts at onr port for the week
were only 2i2 bales, against III bales
for last week The exports Were 437
bales, and The stock i'll market Is csti-
mated not t. "zcced 700 bales.
The general GO. Ton movement foc the
week was as follows 1t appears that /!
tha total receipts for the seven days |
have reached -, SO bales, against 49, !
}29 bales last week, -, 6773 bales the |
previous week and 1900 bales three /
weeks since, making the total receipts |
since the first of September, 1873, !
81, O59 bales, against 23O, 155 bales for |
.he same period of 1872, showing a
decrease since September l, 1873, Of !
% .O96 bales. The exports for the |
week ending reach total of . 600 |
bales, of which SIPS bales were to
Great Britain, All to France, and 800 |
10 rest of the Continent, while the |
stocks, % made up this evening, are I
low Ill, GAO bales.
The sales foot up 597 bales, at figures |
,anging from Is to Il cents. We |
r.
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General Market Reports.
IBY TEL GRAPH.I
Financial,

| ft1lONc2Qt.
New YORK, October Noon
Stocks quiet. Gold 1O95. Money 1872
per cent. and interest and Lie per
cent. and interest. Exchange-lone.
1O7f; short, 1857. Government Sc,
curities dull but steady. State Bonds
quiet and nominal.
Commercial.
Cotton steady-sales of 1 ,4C3 bales:
Uplands 49, cents; Orleans 10! cents.
Flour steady and moderately active
Wheat quiet and firm. Corn quiet
and unchanged. Mess Pork quiet and
steady at SIT to ST. so. Spirits Tur-
pentine steady at 401 to Al cents
Rosin quiet at 50 IS to So 80 for
strained.
Cotton-future sales opened as fol-
lows October, IL cents; November.
II! to II GIG cents; December, II GIG
cents; January, II GIG cents.
Financial.
NEW YORK, October SIS P. M
Money active ut 1-16 to per cent.
| change lower at 107. Gold weak ct 119s
| to 1194. Government Securities dull
and lower. State bonds duh and NOM
inal.
C0nnicrcial.
Cotton steady, with sales of 2,4SO
bales at Is. to 49, cents. Flour rot
| so active and unchanged. Whiskey
lower at 81. Wheat 1 cent better.
Winter Red Western 81 g. to 81 81.
Corn dull and declining mixed
and yellow Western G6 cents. Rice
steady 81 to 8, cents. Pork
dnll and lower-new mess (spot)
SIC 81! to SIT. Lard lower at S ZIG
cents. Naval stores and tallow steady.
COtton-net receipts 121 bales; gross
receipts 5,571 bales; the futures closed
firm, with sales OF II, 800 bales, as
follows October, II 1882 to It's
cents; November, II. to II 1872 cents
December, II! to II 1882 cents; Jan
uary, II 1882 to II 9-16 cents Feb
ruary, IL to II 25-32 cents March,
Is to is 1-32 cents.
BALTIMORE, Oct. Sc 2, NJ. Cot
ton firm-middling Is cents; low mid
ding III cents; strict good ordinary
16t cents; net receipts 8 bales; gross
21O bales; sales to-day of 81 bales:
stock on hand 1916 bales.
CINCINNATI, October So p. NJ
L lolf Steauy at 30 ~ 10 81. Corn quiet
at 50 to SD cents. Provisions quiet
Mess Pork steady at SIS. Lard steady.
Bacon is quiet, inactive and nc ninally
unchanged. Whiskey unchanged
sales at 90 cents, currency.
CHARLESTON, Oct. Sc z. NJ
Cotton quiet middling 16, to 17cents;
low middling 16l cents; strict good or
binary 16 cents; net receipts 1,771 |
bales; gross receipts 1,94S bales; ex-
ports coastwise l, 254 bales; sales to- |
day of 200 bales; stock on hand 9,936 |
bales.
New ORLEANS, Oct. So p. M
Cotton firm and Il fair demand-mid-
ding IS. to 49, cents; low middling
II! to III cents +; strict good ordi-
uary 16! to II cents; net receipts
354 bales gross receipts $40 bales;
sales ], 800 bales stock on hand %, 439
bales.
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~ h"roHchl satisfied That = VI MONS
8! II; !; -, IA tt II al it 10 lac tor
lI,'l z'~.ior ami ii.jnus ;iOmpia n,r-. | have
ala l,atti nIIrV - IGy L I"rt> speak OF 1t and
~ agree ina. - to< cS.S the virtues claimed lGr
it y. H. IlIGHTOWE
tOn,iurtNr ~. < W.
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FOREIGN MARKETS by Cable
LONDON, Oct. S--Noon-Consols9 2s
to 92a. Elves 91s. Erie 405.
Later-Erie Al.
PARIS, October 8 Rentes
5Sf and 20c.,,
LIVERPOOL, October S-Noon.-Cot-
ton opened with an upward tendency
-Uplands Cd. to 9sd.; Orleans gid.
to 9sd; sales of $4,000 bales; sales for
speculation and export A, 900 bales;
cotton to arrive is steady-no transac-
tons.
Later-Sales of Uplands on a basis
of good ordinary, shipped October
and November, at SD. December, 83d.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 8 Evening.- The
sales of cotton to-day include $500
bales American.
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Mitinng. 10 "a i
ROSIN-'The market has been af-
fected during the past week by the
financial disturbances which have pre-
vented buyers from operating very eX-
t nsiyaiy and which resulted in Il feel
ing nf ,luiiness and depression carly IN
the wecI; and prices yielded to a cen
sitlarabia extent, l,Ut sellers We're not
disposed to sacrifice their stocks at the
figures being offered and there were
small sales. Later there was more
disposition 10 operate, &n;i as the
financial skies seem to brighten daily,
the feeling Of confidence is again being
displayed and towards TIE close OF the
week there is little disposition to
realize II The mare; rates and sellers
have taken frazer stand. The arrival
:.ist, Of numerous foreign vessels and
the decrease Of receipts, wiilc the ez-
port movement is large, has induced a
firmer feeling and sellers lave refused
to accept the rates offered and have
only sold snc;l amounts as we're neces-
c,.,. - soo,,~o tl,c;r enorcia1 orr,raa-
,,,.,,.. wal +1,cso drawbacks II &
,,.,lns.. -, GOV. +!,..+ +l,, business If the
wool, ,,.,s ,.o.4,;,fo,7 and t.e amount
.,,,,l,;.,, 4,,,,,r, 80. -,,o1i ~ tI,c
.,17rcI.no.., +boro c..s ., Good attend
,,,.o - .,,,..ors. o,,l s.lloTs I,,+ viii,
t1,o .,,n.,c,co. ,,o,,.i.,,,c1 ,,,,ny.. ,,ctar.l-
;n,, H., tad, thor, va. orito ? limit. 4
o,,,l,,,.t ,+,c,ino an1 !, tho absence Of
..,....,1..,;,., ,7,.,,,.,,,1 tlo.> ,,aro no
s,,,,.;'.I f,.f.,:..- ,.,,.,,..,1;,l j., tho GaiIv
traneac+;n,,s Such sales as were made
.,,,1 +I,o ,.,nd;f;,u IF tI,a market #
l;n.rn,,4 ,,o.;,1. If tl,a wool. ! rn-
v;rved - rol!nws. Friday tho market
,,,crod st.,l,, o+ - ~ and oo0 hills
...,,.;,,o,1 ,.l,..,'ool l,a,,1. at i1,o.o t;,,-
,a, C.4,,,.1.., t1o 1,lf,o.e cot i,
1',,.,'~r = -1..''..1.-,~....J.1
, ,,,l>, ,.,le,, "a, 49,. ,t,a:no,7 -
- % ord 5oo hh1s ,,,vors ,;o,,
C,4,,,o, - - "A ,Ton1n,, 4ho ,,.,..
~, 49,, ,ao.,1a1 - 49,
s1oa VS., o.a no,Na,ta1 rr,,os1.,,. tr,aro
,.>e v,o,1r Sc
~no 1,I-I, atn,;s1at % o. VII
A., ,,,o,5 ,,.;+,, f.,,,o,.
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sr5Skles arc sodabIC.


but the teeth may he rendered time proof, ii
hri-llcd daily Wit StTp!ftNr. spara: ion
a. cal Etu! AZ The dcx; they will never decay
% become ,iisro!nred infested with tartar
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RECEIPTS.

STOCK OF COTTON AND NAVAL STORES.
Statement of the Stock of Cotton and
Naval Stores in yard and afoat at
the Port of Wilmington, n. c., as
taken yesterday, October 9th, 1873,
by the Secretary of the Produce
Exchange and compiled from the
hooks of the same:
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DIED.

In this city, on the 9Th inst, JuNlUs ID.
GARDNER, Sr., agedIs JeArs.
In this city on the sth instant, CHRISTINE
JULIA MOHK daughter OF Christine ii. and
Ernestine Mohr, aged years and II days
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-10-10

SPIRITS TURPENTINE. - The
week opened with comparatively little
business doing and quiet feeling pre-
yailing owing to the prolonged fnan-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-10-10
z:.c Kidneys, although hu, lirs,c uni cr

stood. auIung Tiic HluSt l;rtAut a. the Nit
t'aTt-. IL diseases pertaining to iHt III or TO
tTEarS, they s.irily with and viso., IN eithe
X, cured by 81 m holds Extract EIc hui
Ey i}e'uho!.'s process Euchu hScomes q sl'.c:-
he. Ne other che mist has 50 Skillfu extracted
rs virtues Sufferers will avoid di>HpT continent,
failure. evpo. urP, bv oil: aiming only HCHJoiTS
BEchU Al the Druggists. John L. Henry, = Cw
Work. Sole
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Thpre VAS not

cal disturbances. There was not
much demand for either speculation
or export, and for the first two days Of
the week the sales were confined TO
future sale OF 100 casks, buyers OPP
ton. October delivery, at 10 cents.
During theac two days there was some
demand from buyers, but the figures
they were offering were such rs sellers
/ refused 10 accept, and, as !. result,
there were 10 spot sales. Monday the
market opened with a firmer tone and
more demand prevailing, and 300 casks
were sold at an advance OF cent
Tuesday :hc tirmnesS continued, but
buyers we're unable to accomplish sales
at their figures, and the transactions
reported were only small number of
casks at former rates. Wednesday the
forced to pay an advance Of l cent,
which was established, and a large
amount changed hands at So cents.
To-day at the close of our article the
market IS steady at IS cents. The re
ceipts for the week 1897 casks against
1873 casks for last week, show 4 de
crease OF nearly 300 casks. The ez-
ports for the week were 1897 casks
against 40 casks for last week, and
the stock in market is 10, 484 casks
against 10, $40 casks for last week. The
sales reported for the week were as
follows:
Friday ~ No sales reported.
Saturday @l00 casks at 20 cts + gal. |
Monday. 80 g 80 S. cts r gal. |
Do. 200 & " 81 {" Z" il"
Tuesday. Go g g 81 90 SO
Wednesday400 3. So 80 '' g "
400 - " 80 90 "
Buyers option, October delivery.
CRUDE TURPENTINE.- The mar
ket for crude has been very quiet Gu
ring the week, and there were no
changes reported of prices. The
scarcity OF funds and the financial en-
ban easements have continued to check
a free trade, and there was only
small business done during the week.
The consumptivc demand from the city
listillers continues good, but the re-
ceipts for the week nave been barely
sufficient to supply their demands. At
the close of business to-day the market
IS reported steady at 81 60 for hard,
lnd 50 for yellow dip and virgin. The
receipts for the week 1,O5O bbls.,
against 1 $50 bbls. for last week show
j, small decline. The exports were of
little Importance, and The bulk OF re
,eipts We're consumed by the city dis
illeries. The stock in market Is LOIS
obls. against 2,106 bbls. for last week.
The sales for the week were as follows
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Such hoard feelings as / experience no one
can niac CINE IfeCi de pendent. rs though some
ching awtui was going TO happen. Use SIM
MONS LIVER REGULATOR, if you would
ay0;i srch feelings.
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WEEKLY STATEMENT,

Statement of the Receipts, Exports
and Total Supply of Cotton and
Naval Stores at and from the Port
of Wilmington, n. G., for the days
ending October 6, 1873:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-10-10

A Ierson who tells yon OF the faults
of others intends to tell others OF your
faults.
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Ihc o.nnipOte;aI f5a2ssI that con-
structed and set i'll motion that Miracle IN Ne
chanics, the Human Frame, did not intend that
it should bo marre', or shattered, or destroyed
by reckless mana cement. L ven before it was
shaped ana vivifed, theTe sprang spontaneous
Iy from the earth yital2ing agents - repair i.s
injuries ard prevent its untimcly week. These
sanitary agents were Mineral Waters, aud the
finest and most useful a. them all has been du-
plicated i'll
Earrant's EiSferVcsccnG Settler
insricEss
80 that now the Invalid may, ia point II i..et,
aItrags aarc tie jaG.oas Ge.Hica .fag al hiSkGtd
OF all refreshing aud ebU.Iient draTght5 the
Setter Apcricnt is the most delightful, al.d'of
all preparations that have ever been prescribed
for &c digestion, nervous he.dt he, constipation,
bilious disorders rcytr5 and ire ilartics CT the
general system it has been the most successful
1t is prepared in 4 moment. Sold by al drug
Gists.
sep23 80
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Thirty women are employed on the
daily press of New York.
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Hardware! Hardware!

VIE ASK THE ATTENTION OF BUY.
ers to our large and well selected stock Of Gem
eral Hardware, now opening and for fale by
GILES & MURCHISON. =
oct2 249-
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BATES GE FREIGHT.

Articles persto.oor Per Sailing
- Vessel.
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SALT.-The market IS well stocked
We quote American at 81 40Qo$1 ~,
and Liverpool at 81 40Q1$S1 50 p sack,
SHINGLES trade III this ar
ticle is confined mostly to exporters.
We quote Sap at S6 80, and Heart at
50 80 p NJ.
FLOUR-The market has been dull
all the week, Extra Family sells at SD.
Family is easy to buy at IS to so, and
Extra Super $7@$8, Superfne ranges
from S. to 81,
BUTTER. The receipts of choice
have been about equal to the current
wants of retailers. Choice sells at al
0o45 cents, selections Of fine bringing
so cents p 10. the latter rates, how
ever, are obtained only for gilt edge,
thai which is we'll made, solid, yellow
and fine favored.
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GI.AIN-The grain market is wholly
ca;jt Il small advance OF corn on former
rates The market for corn has ruled
very steady with some decline OF re-
caipjs aad slight upward movement
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LOCAL.
last Can.

We are requested by Sheriff Blacl,
T. ure. upon the people the fact that
their taxes nflst he paid. Only about
one third cf those III this township have
vet settled with him, and the utmost
limit allowed by the law is rapidly APP
,rpachinr. The Sheriff has certainly
been very kind in extending the TIM,
I'M his Indulgence cannot be expected
longer than the 10Th instant, when the
law will compel him to proceed against
oil IplinuuantS
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zinc kgEs.s.

We saw Yesterday n Tot OF pears aEd
apples sent to THIS place as present
from DIR. Geo. n Emmett, Of Onsiow,
which are fully up to the standard OF
the best. the apples being unusually
large and excellent. They were grown
bv Dr.. Emmett, on his place at Swans
Point. and evidences what can be done
in the way OF frrlit on the lands III tEii:,
section. If our people would only
realize how well sIlch things will pay
they would devote little more d their
energies to the production OF f''iit, in-
stead OF allowing them III 70 be absorb
Oh b- old King Cotton.
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Henry Etirbeck, Herman Roster,
John G. OIdenbuttle, Poppe & Tien-
ken, and John G. NOshell were
granted license to retail spirituous
liquors.
Adjourned.
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mitigate the severity orthe attack, and will, in
very short time, restore healthy action TO the af-
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Wdlls' Carboc Tablets are put up only in
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Northern Central Railway.
"1NTER ADVANCEMENT.

~ ana after Oct. q, 1872, trains viii run
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Niagara Express leaves SunGury at 1910 =
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Mail arrives NJ Sunbury ut 4.lO 2. m, arrive
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arrive at Williamsport $50 p. IN.
Erie Mail leaves Sunbury at $50 m Will
iiamspnrt at $40 IL, ard arrives at Etnra at
l2.40 pm.
SOUTHWARK.
Mail leaves Suuhury ut Hos u. m, arrive at
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rive at Harrisburg ll.3O n. H., Baltimore 800
?. IN.
Erie Mail leave Sunbury at 1880 n. m, arrive
at Harrisburg 2.45 H. IN, Baltimore S.4j q. m.
Niagara Express leaves Suubury at 500 p III,
Harrisburg at 1910 m, arrives al Baltimore 2.ls
a m.
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EASTWARD.
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$50 IL. IN, arrive at Sunbury 0.25 q. m.
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Express leaves daily.
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This delightful toilet preparation has been Sc
verely tested by the BOARD OF HEALTH OF NEW
YoRK City. DR.. Louis A. Snyres, after CAREFUL
ly examining the analysis made by the above
Board, pronounced
Geo. w. Lairt's ssBlcOm of YOUTH
Harmless, and Entirely Free from Anything In
furious to the Health or Skin. ,
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFElTs.
Ask your Druggist for Geo. w. Laird's Bloom
of YOUTH The genuine has the United States
revenue stamp engraved on the front label, and
the name, &c. w. Laird blown in the glass oD
the back of every bottle. SOLD By ALL DRUG
GISTS AND FANCY GOODS DEALERS.
Nav 81, '73.-4W.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-06-21
q so, 900 FOR seiul

', GRAND GIFT CONCERT
OF the Mercantile Library Association of the
City of Lcavonworth, Kan.
In accordance with an act Of the Legislature
and their Articles of Incorporation, the Board of
Directors announce their fret ..... . u.
Grand Gift Concert and Distribution by lot
among the tickethoders, of
s332, ,555 IN CASH,
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day of June. 1873, for the benefit of the Library.
81 1888 CASH GIFTS, AMOUNTING TO $685., ,555
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Mayor and Common Council OF Leavenworth,
and all leading business men of the Jtate, and
the certainty of the distribution and payment of
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