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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-03-28

! ROSIN.--There has transpired very
little Of Importance in the rosin mar
ket of the week. Strained resins have
ss usual Mt this season of the year
monopolized the most of the transac-
tons of the week, and prices have
| fiuctuated but little. At the close of
| our last we noticed an upward
| movement u strained, not OF prices,
but of feeling. This was. kept up
through Friday, but the sales were
only 500 bbls. al 81 so. Saturday the
market fully developed itself and
transactions. both of strained ard No.
2, were full at IN advance Of 10 cents
on both grades. The sales were 800
bbls., extra Ne. at So 80, 500 b5ls.
No. at 81 50, - bbls. No. : at 81 80
and 800 bbls. strained ~ 81 so. Mon
day the nlar.leU was quiet and sales
OF only 100 hbis. extra No. tranepired
al $ 20. Tuesday .h~re was rather 2
weak tone displayed, owing to the
meagre and unsatisfactory New York
adrices. strained declined 10 cents,
and 49, bbls. were sold at p Co
Wednesday tine market was active, and
1909 bbls. strained changed hands ut
> -. To-day. Thursday, at the close
Of our writing, the ,nart,et is q,,ie. and
easy At last figures. Buyers seem to
have lost sll confidence IN The market
and arc purchasing only where all
vantages may be gained. Futures
have moi been dealt in this week, but
offers were made for May delivery at
figures under TIE quotations fo- s,o:
transactions. The receipts for the week
ID, 286 bbls. against II. 1856 bbis. for last
week Is slight increase. The exports
were9, 162 bbts., end the stock shows an
increase, and to-day is estimated not to
be less than 10000 bbIs. OF this
there is sono 10, 900 bbis. aAoat with
vessels loading with capacity sufficient
to carry of 1900 bills, bat the re-
ceipts are fully 1000 bb!s. p day.
These vessels all have twenty more or
less lay days, and if the receipts con-
tinue to equal those of the present
time we shall receive within that time
fully enough to load them, 80 the de-
crease Of stock at present looks quite
blank.
TAE-The market for this article
ruled very quie* and steady under
good export demand through the early
part of the week and up to Wednesday,
when buyers refused to pay tho cur
rent rates asked. aud sellers, to effect
sales, were obliged TO conccde, and the
market declined 25 cents. The ex-
treme large receipts has had a demon
alizing effect upon the market, being
for the week 1000 bbIs. The exports
were upwards of 5000 bjls. and the
stock in market is $500 bbls. To-
day CThursdavj at The close OF our
writing. the n.arkc. is quiet and
steady, with sales ut - 80 3 Dbl. The
receipts for The week were rs the fol-
lowing table viii show
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General Market Reports.
iBT rELEGRAP
Financial.

Financial
NEw YORK, March 25-6 T. NJ
Money closed at J-32 per cent. com
mission Primo Sterling bankers 1oSs.
curities very strong. State Bonds dull
and steady.
LoD,s:aCfeiGi.
Cotton steady-sales OF 2, 729 bales
Uplantis 19t cents; Orleans la cents.
Flour-nloderate request and firm.
Whiskey--very qIiiet and a shade firm
err Wheat very firm. Corn firm with
q fair demand chiefly for old. Rice
quiet at 8 to 81 cents. L Pork frmer at
$40 20. Beef and Lard steady. Spirits
Turpentine dull and stead. :: Tallow
quiet. Freights quiet.
Cotton-net receipts $50 bales; gross
receipts 1,503 bales; sales to-day for
export 645 bales; sales last evening 1876
bales; sales to-day n for future de-
livery amounted to Il, $50 bales, as fol-
lows: March 1871 to IS ZIG cents; April,
Isl. to Is GIG cents ]; May, is 1916 to
49, cents ) June. 10 JIG to 10 5-16
cents; July, 10 SIG to 1873 cents.
AUGUSTA, March 26-6s P. M.-Cot
ton is in good Misunderstanding IS
cents; receipts 2f8 bales; sales of 545
bales. -EsEs 81 F-F t5
MEMPHIS, March 26-6 2. M.-Cot-
ton hisher-low midding Il; to IS
cents: shipments 642 bales; stock on
hand IS, $50 bales;
GALVESTON, March 2G-6 P. NJ
Cotton firmly heId-good ordinary 15a
to IS cents net receipts = bales !:
sales of 700 bales stock Oh hand
e., 7e3 baleg -
NORFOLK, March 26-6 T. M.-Cot-
ton quiet-low middling 174 cents
net receipts ], 097 bales /; exports coast
wise 1,474 bales ; sales OF 400 bales
stock on hand {, 295 bales.
March 26-G P. M.-Cot-
ton qCiet-middliEg ISt cents !; net
receipts SIS bales /; exports to Great
Britain ESQ bales sales to-day 1000
bales !; stock on hard 1920 bales.
BA111IAioRr. March 26-6 2. NJ
Cotton qrlie-niddling 49, cents
gross receipts 80 bales exports coast
wise l2I bales sales To-day of 30G
bales taken Of stock on contract GOO
bahs stock On hand 1899 bales.
Sr. Lor1s, March 26-e 7. NJ
Flour steady-snrerfine So TO 81 80.
Corn firm at 60 to 32s cents for No. 2
mixed East track Gnd SIT cents for
elevator Whisky dull at 81 cents.
Pork Sis 90. cash, s15 25 offered for
june, which was refused. Bacon firm
at c., 81, 81 and 81 cents. Lard held
cents offered bat refused
for primo steam.
LOUISVILLE, March 26-6 P. M
Flour steady and active. Provisions
are in good demand and steady. Mess |
Pork SIS as round lota quoted at
s15 so to SI6. Bacon-shoulders 81
to 81 cents: clear rib sides ST to Q |
cents clear sides ST cents, packed. |
Lard-tierces 81 to 81 cents j; kegs 81 |
TO 10 cents !; steam 8 TO 81 cents or
Ter lots of rs provisions l to II cents !
higher. Whiskey steady at SIS cents. |
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GUS letters frcm various parts of the

GUS letters from various parts of the
surrounding country in regard to the
approaching crop and each and every
one informs rs that he crop that will
be produced this year will exceed The
past b. fully two-thirls. The receipts
for tn weak $685. hbls. against 4, 043
bbls. for last week. is only small
falling of. The exports are Of little
importauc, and the stock is fully G,OO0
bbls. The market closes steady ut s.
% for bard, 81 for yelicv dip and 81
for virgin, the latter subject to q de.
duction Of 18th. The receipts and
sales for tho week were rs follows:
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MARRIED.

. On ;ti" %; L ir-taIt- at the Fif.h Street ~
e. hrrch. t'y E'v. y. Warm. Nr, u n
Nf'"i.l r 70 Mrs CATHERINE aiiIa.Ek
all CT Wilmington.
In t'adci. oGEty. nj IL" rrei.:.nre o, Mr. ID.
A. mont, On Msrrh en;t, Nv ft+v .Iamre
k:ily, Mr. r ". u ,I!TSHY AMI aius
SARAH p BORDEAUX.
Gi. tie :, J. Instant s: tbs re.d-. - of O..
nEtt.& s.tt,, r-"r Ci,f on. :@nu.. ~ Re-
v" u. ST. o. Hhr-;-towri. Tenn. Afr MI X
Do Il Il rs =" IN. 81 tnyTttcvi,e y g
TO y ~t Il Al :, E. M"SwEE>. 10 cards
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*Selected casks and city distilled.
CRUDE TURPENTINE-Crnde
Turpentine has ruled very quiet during
the week but prices have been steady
and have experienced no changes. As
hespring and summer season approach
es the preparations for the making Of
the new crop are beginning to b? made,
and speaking Of this lot US see to what
extent manufacturers have gone into
the article. We have received numer-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-03-28
Efrc ut Cerro Cor6c

We regret to learn that the store of
Mr.. Z. L. Peacock, at Oerro Gorda, in
columbus county, was destroyed by
IRE abont 20 clock on last Friday morn
ing, together with tho fine stock Of
goods contained there n. The FIRE wac
undoubtedly tie work OF an incen-
diary, and the loss is between 21, 900
and 5000. We could not ascertain
whether there was any insurance on
the premises and stock.
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James +. Carroll Il 20.

We invite special attention to the
advertisement of Messrs. James T..
carroll & Co, of Magnolia, manufac-
turers OF tin, copper and sheet iron
wares, as it appears in this issue. In
addition to this business, these gentle
men have the agency for the: cele-
DRAFTED "Noman's Friend, or Steam
washer, which they manufacture
themselves, and can therefore sell very
Low. 1t will be seen that they have
reduced the price of it to 81 so and
I'll, and this will, beyond doubt, in
crease still more the present large dc
mand for It.
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SPIRITS TTRFE&TISE.-- the
carly part Of the week the market en-
iiarei las it closed with cur last, dull
aud depT e9sed, and SATURDAY prices
declined ] cont. Monday the market
was very quiet and easy, and the sales
were only a small l0t u selected cazhs.
! TUESDAY morning there was il rnac Il on
il the market, n better feeling vas
manifested, buyers showing more dis
position IL operata, anJ prices adj
vancei / ceIt Wcdncsday-tLe up
ward tendency continued and the n.ar-
ket further advanced 3 cents. 10
day, Thursday, at the close of orr re-
port the firnlncss continues and sellers
arc asking still better prices, market
closing firm at 65 cents. II tie re-
ceipts for the week there has been 81
decrease OF 26S casks, but the exports
were small and tho stock accumulated
766 casks, making the total ow IN mat
ket 6,e7o casks. OF this there arc
several cargoes to be shipped, and IN
less the stock in the country should be
large and the receipts increase, We
do not think that much Will remain
here when the May distillings Of the
new crop shall begin TO arrive. We
do lot encourage this belief no. hold
this up AS possible thing 10 o1r conn
try merchants, as our reports received
from different sections OF ihe country
tell us that there is more unnianufac-
tured Crude material in the country at
present than has been known for many
years. The following tablo contains
| the sales for the week
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DIED,

- t,a,"rtr&, Ee- Hanover COUNTY. a., .:,a
- - i't'i ~ - trt.i" i,:,eu2n1nts, T:'j BFET
Eafi -"T - ii3i, r. ana Susan + k!u.i-
= ~ - ts-Fi t. !--:.T-, ,oT!h a'ti - days.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-03-28

stt~ ~
v.rc iirt'n bruised !.1,t rome % tiie-a
we're seriously injured
As We havo said. tlan accident va
caused * broken Tai ao,! was some
thing that could rot have been fore
seen. IT,, dav trains Yesterday OK
cha ced passengers at the scene If tie
accident. that due here III tho evening
at ). 80 o'cloak having reached here
about 30 The track is now all clear,
how yer. and last nights train passed
through without detention Daily
jon nal 18th.
County Co,arsi .stcssers.
The Board met last evening IL regu-
lar session
Il was ordered the: the matter of
granting retail liquor license be refer
r,d to the Chairman of the Board with
power TO act.
Ordered That the Communication
from Solicitor Cantweil. in reference
10 the Insufficient bonds o. various
township officers, as reported By the
Grand jury, b. referred to the Finance
Committee for investigation.
Surdry applications for retail liquor
license were ordered granted, provided
10 'i' az ~ 'A
-unn"i 81 'i'o cry.
Inc i"iIo",hS iei''r' " tn. Cna,r-
inah WIS Suphltt6o, adopted oy tiie
boar' ana ordered spread on the MN
uteS
70 The Bccrd or Con,stv Commission
Cr@::
beg leave to submit for your con-
slderatlon the following estimates Of
money required during the Is months
from March lst, 1873. to July LIST,
1874, and the probable resources for
the same time:
ortinery expenses from Mar CHI Is 1879.
u 70 July Isl ~. =, AT sd per in"hif' =: wv
Ba1,!s ine March lar, ls74. il. 500
90
RESOURCES.
Baia,'o" ia Treasury March 1sf'. sle ls2
'''' . '''' "'' > ~ ~
u 1al
''''' As . "e f4-Se" oE 'ah"'''h 1890 -
-, 20
Tie amount 70 lnise ed f"r .ut p"ri OF III.
- shn,,i q an ,,,'1 -, i, sIi ia
r,
~ i '>'' ~ ~ -
s,o5'' ne. vi .iI. ing go
rs,f.- -, ,-1. t,,.
TT te OF :, ch, due :. .sx, ID no.li.-. > no
fs'.n fe o; iaooine tax i mn!l,hs,--.. 600
= -,
R,sl r'd ,.5~ora' !.-oI.,t. 'o- equity
az az, - St 'n'F'' '"''' = '''''' TO- ~ IN
E,tTa q, tor ~, nrft ct d.h5 ana m
t'r'-; IN r"ne. 1T ) cents on S!2o-.-.. .
,,.,t 90 o
7,,a D..4co, C,--,.t-, I;,a1
r;!l than ha +fuz '''>
..sIi
:, " '"' 'H' ''7' '"'"' :.
....-.,....,.., 81 g
S1 '9rt, Q" Sl''' II 81 a'"' rT>"F"l pro
..,............ q,
k'"' ,.H, on SIC 'fai s''H r' r~"',-'
prop ''s '-'--' ---- -..---,----
Fcs..............-. Is ; =
,.,-.
~ I,t,iL1 ''':i I"' ''', ts'a'''1 ~ -
W 80 % - i' :, :. .t-i''
"H' nav iHS i"A'e'' t''t i'' a.
IL I;,,,1 =, ,,r..9, ~ ;t alto1,::,Ii
rnc,,+ W,tj,d,-t t 1,,': - - Nv. -,,,.I,
nav J., ,'.-.,,;r.I -. ,,hnt .,,,o.,,,t .n.,.
he we. H. y. l+ 49,:
,,oriI ,,, - 90 ~: ~.
mutt J. T., -ao+ r,,,l---
+a,,n. 49, 4;, ~ !.
..4, ,.s'.ol,.tf,.1!'-
fsi,-,ot' i;r.,.
h C't.:,.,,'.,D
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WICK & MEBANE,
Cotton Factors.
AMI
General Commission Merchants,
WILMINETDN, y.

81 Liberal Advances made
a~to"siS t mr nts OF Cotton, Naval Store.
and Country Produce, and orders tor Tire pur-
chase of sap,- so!icitrd.
~ Baggiug ann Ties hand s.le.
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It's Market Reports

are ALWAYS full arl accurate. Tho ReEIcw o.
the Markets is accepted by the mercantile CONF
munity as the true index OF tie commerce &c
the city, while lis reports OF other markets are
fall al! =: ieb.c.
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RATES. GF FREIGHT
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Agents ! 4 Rare Chance :

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who Will engage With Us AZ ONCE. Everything
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I0CAL INTELLIGENCE.
teachers Meeting.

There. - to be anotner OF the meet
:, rs Of the Cape Fear Teachers Asso-
,.;.tion at Long Greek on Saturday,
Anil 18th. In the mornuig there will
he = drill for teachers. and after tina;
while meeting Hon. s \. Martin,
Sherif Black and Rev. Ii. i. Blake,
S,,npriutendent of Schools, will go up
- address the people. We hope the
.;+;zeps of that part OF the county viii
give good attendance.
accident on the Wilmington and
weldon Railroad.
An accident occurred on tho north
h,,,,,,I night train On the Wilmington
onI Weldon Railroad early yesterday
,.,,,r,.in-. ',v uhich several persons. ali
.rpl,ve- I'll the road, were injured.
m train was passing over what is
tr.y-1, a. :!e Town Creek trestle, near
Roxy lltrlnt. where it encountered a
broken rail, md, although the engine
and baggage and express cars passed
over safely, the first and second class
Messenger coaches and the sleeping
car ycr.- thrown from the track, the,
former falling through tlo trsstlc ana
tho .'... ,,.,,E coach having one end OF.
or '~i't'S HtfEN ttiltitttt tJ' III.
Ca,,ta.l. J NJ Howell. tI:o Conductor,
vas considerably bruised ard it vas
reverted here yesterday that one 0f his
r;b= were broken This report. how
ever lacked combination. Certain il
IS teat tHat fsithfrl oaicer, although
suffering severely hj!nsclf, had the
ra.-,ngt-s eli paced ii, tho baggage
9ui express car. and ;ook then, or to
Weldon. The other persons injured
sre Ill -olored cmyloyes. They Grs
Ton, --- nj Cupid =, tx D ofCapt.
Barrs's crauk Lands an,: aIoilI"r whose
name wc could not ic&rir. Ih;> latte.
s c..t OF b., throat end hailv bruised
To-. hal -..veral ribs broken s,::d lis
leg aiIrc :.2ttjv ara! fupid':, aria was
,iis.ocatei. Some of II" passenee
usrc q little bruised !J,t rome % tiie.a.
vere seriously injured
As We havo said. the accident waS
caused * 4 broken Tai aud WAC some
thing that could rot have been fore
seen. Tie day trains yesterday OK
cha ged passengers at tho scene If tie
accident. that due here III tho evening
at $50 o'cloak having reached here
about $50. The track Is now all clear,
HOY yer, and last nights train passed
through without detention. Daily
jo,, nal 18th.
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Embraced: in its columns IS mere complete.
compact. yet comprehensive history oil tie
words doings, from week to week, than can
possibly be found i'll any other Journal.
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ESTABIISEE 1914.

The Wilmington Journal NEeeklv) on en-
terfng upon It's twenty ninth annual volume. has
been greatly enlarged and improved. It Is m,
o'aE thirty-siS column paper III the state.
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IL" recent bill for the establishment
ri II HotIce Of Correction and r.
uR". having passed the General a.
te-inh!v, il becomes incumbent upon
THIS Board 10 provide tcr lis establish
mcnt Without knowing how much
lnay II required, or what amount may
he pr"fit"bII- employed, i am not pre-
pared to hoax. Instrumentation III the
matter. Il seems to me 81 great .nlpnr-
tance that 10 time be lostin starting :.
Very respectfully.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-27
PRICE THREE CENTS.

will pay in certain sums per week, or month,
or year, to some Life Insurance company and
will enter into a stipulation named in the
policy to pay sums, whicl. by the way he
can not pay if he should have any reverse
luck, or bad management, he will in time,
accumulate so large sum for his widow
that he can die in peace beholding, (the
money, not the widow y And the insurance
company will keep it safe for her. This
sounds well, but there are several points in
it Objectionable to me. LIST. This is spe-
cies of guardianship. I'd. The insurance
company may not take good care of the
money. 3d. 1t may die first
Most men would resent the proposition
to have guardeen appointed for them
even il he was under bonds, as Life Insu-
rance companies are not. If it is good
thing to have a guardian for part, why not
for the whole?
Life insurance does not tend to prolong
the life of the insured. have noticed that
when a married man procures an insurance
on the life of his wife, somehow she is likely
net to live great while, and | would ad-
wise any married woman whose husband
has procured her life to be insured to set
her house in order.
Life insurance companies have already
commenced to " bust up" Only think of
man who pretends to be sane putting large
sum of money beyond his control during
his entire life, and in the hands of men he
never knew or heard Of and will never see,
and without any guaranty whatever. Such
faith without knowledge was never before
exhibited in any other business.
A further and stronger objection is that
life insurance deprives the world of the SER
vices of large class of very able men, and
keeps them out of useful business. Men of
wit, genius, letters, of muscle and check,
who would do a heep of good" if they
could only be relieved of this COMPOUNDED
insurance business.
have no i'll will towards any insurance
company, only with the principle
If am wrong | shall be happy to have
any error pointed out, for l am in the way
oflearning from others.
Pro BoNo PuB1Ico.
Castleton, May 90, 1873.
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We are Agents for the following first class
Fire Insurance Companies.

These are the best known OF all the companies
represented in Rutland, and since we have
the citizens OF Rutland and vicinity than all
other companies combined
This record proves their stability and their
willingness to pay all proper claims.
We confidently expect a continuance OF the
liberal patronage which these companies have
always received.
We also represent the Travellers Life and Ac-
cldent Insurance Company. We give a better
and cheaper policy than any other Life COM
pany.
Call and see.
BURNHAM & TEMPLE.
ONCE, opera House, Rutland, vt.
may1d1y
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+ ITERATION NOTICE. Notice is
IL hereby given, that have this day given
my son, Adolphus Bodrow, his time during the
remainder OF his minority aud that l shall
claim none OF his wages, or pay any debts OF his
contracting after this date.
Witness DAVID X BODROW.
N. p SIMONs. mark.
Rutland, May TO- 1919 may23w3w