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National Republican., 1873-04-04

DRoPosAIs FOR THE IMPROVEMENT or
l. LITTLE SODUB HARBOR, MY.
UNITED 5IATHs ENgIEkfn OTgIcE,,
Healed proposals will be received II this ofice
until u gcloch, a M, TUESDAY, April %, fs7s, for
cast lier and break water At Little Bodus arbor, n
Y. Hpecihcstiuts haii be obtained on application.
mhat Major on Enpdneefe. m ii A
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ARRIVED.

Nov. Craftsmanship Rebecca Clyde,
Childs, Baltimore, A ID Cazaux.
Schr J B Vandusen, Corson, Boston,
Harriss & Howell, with guano to De-
Rosset & Co.
Nov 21-GerEan Earque Ledv, Null
Ter, Liverpool, &c days. E Peschau,
with 24O tons salt, Willard Bros.
Steamship Regulator, Freeman, New
York, Barry Bros.
Br Barque Maria Needham, Davies,
Perrambueo, 81 days. Sprunt & Hin
son.
Schr Thos Booz, Somers. Phnadel-
phia, Harriss & Howell, with 400 tons
coal to o G Parsley.
Schr Mary Stockholm, Cordrev,
Philadelphia, Harriss s Howell, with
336 tons coal to o Ct Parsley.
British Schr NJ L st Pierre. =,
Cardenas, Ct Ct Barker & Go.
German Barque Clio, Schnpp. Set
tin, 70 days. f Peschau.
Nov 25-German Brig Alma. Crul.0,
Rotterdam, Z Peschau.
Steamship Raleigh, Oliver, t;a!ti-
more, A d Cazaux.
BIZ Brig Little Harry, Ronrl.a, Liv-
erpool, Sprunt 4 Hinson.
CLEARED.
Nov 2o-Gerrnan BarqEeJuiia Hevn.
Abrecht, Liverpool, Williams 4 Muir
Gibson.
Schr Gettysburg. Carson. rhilaI-l-
phia, Harriss & Howell
Nov 21-Schr Gettysburg, Corson,
Philadelphia, Harriss & Howell.
Steamship Rebecca Clyde, Childs,
Baltimore, A ID CaZaax.
Nov 24-Ee-man Brig Dolphin.
Haasc, Cork for orders, DeRossct
& Co.
Br Barquo GarstanS, Thornton,
Glasgow. Sprunt < Hinson.
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Ia = touching little story 81 l'a.ti
ticyse's called "I'hc Dead LAX, 2
yOuug physician = - shocked ~ tie
death. through. ili~ negligence. - Il
@irl, his first patient, whom l." ti.iy
:hen discovers II have loved iHu. that
il" resolves never I~ain - I1ras.,ic" lis
profession, and finally, driven ~ re-
mnr~r', determines to commit -it!cl,ic.
lie i, accordingly. about t. drown
himself III til" Dead LAX, whom T. the
lonely ina, eli its borders, vler,- IL -
writing his farewell letter 10 the world
.,nd to life. comes a lady with :. sick
child. There i 10 medical all to be
-Irian breaks his VOW and postpoDes
Iis fatal resolution, the child must
dia. 70 the pracnceI stDly-roader, II
y, perhaps. needless - mention that
he child does not die, bat that, IN
,caa, the physician, reooHc!!e,! 10 life,
tGarri"s the love, V wi,:"w, and all 90
III happily tOg"ti.ril & cOacllan,. tn1lr.
II Boston the Other day sad(ter
ending befen Il storF, from which
iioy@e might have COPIED the idea of
His own \ Young loctor attached :"
the staff OF the City lIopital was called
up ut late hour on tuesday night to
prescribe for one Of Tie female nurses
Who was suffering from nervous de
preston. Once or twice before he
had given opiatca for the same trouble,
and, upon Il hasty examination, re-
leated the prescription. In the morn
ing she was dead Il was then dis
covered that when DR.. Foster had pre-
-arihed fer her opium, she was air-ady
Under the influence Of thu drug. and
that the double dose had us,,iunstcdlv
killed her. Upon ascartaining this
fact, the unfortunate young man, At
once taking upon himself the r"spon-
~lhility OF the GIRLS death. retired r.
his room and committed suicide H.
seyering the femoral artery, Before
assistance couli reach lima. he was
mite dead
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DIED.

Last evening. at c'c!o'!s. ELLA FOSTER,
asei months. child OF Armand Lamar 2Iu
Ta!lGiHh Low DeRoSseT
Yesterday morning. ct . clock. lirs. MAR
tina LEWIS, a2e-i - wears AID u mouths.
III IDui.u county. at ) o''.rrs. A. 81. 18th
November, Mrs. MARY 4. kfLpA TIICE. ir
the - tn wear IT hef AZ.
She hpi ior many wears ,eloGced TO the Zap
list Church. aAt prove i Ia he one OF most
.ucce>stui members Her los isdeeilv II >crred
by many dear relsli, es aini friends
We mourn for thee.
Heavens brightest love,
NJ more rr earth fo zee.
BIT thou art .,ous allows.
lily ~ Q L. Ar Il net,
Fit thy form we Fee 4 i'm,
by love shall ne'er 1t !or.u
IA91sb death tiS s:,i'seG t:Il brow.
rtou a. a,;,.ie Ia the i,s;au ehore,
Where ali that ltud il love;
S,.tI llIr's troubles Will tt u'et,
And we'll ioiu with ei.s. s-.Te.
t,FJt'".ii Rcco<ier Please copy.
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The financial statements submitted
by the managers of the Anti-MonoL-
oist party in Minnesota and Iowa are
remarkable for their brevity and pre-
cision. In Iowa the State Central
Committee raised S., of which So Is
were expended for letter postage and
kilograms. Thus the party will begin
the canvass Of the Congressional dis
tricts next year with S1.s2 in the tr. a.
sury. In Minnesota s.. 90 was raised
and expended, the result being the
success of the nominees for State
Treasurer aud Secretary of State.
So huge giants never before were
slain with such little pebbles. But we
must always regret that the Iowa COM
mittee did not expend that 81. 50, see
ing that 81. sutticed to cut down the
Republican maj ority $1,000.
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Suicide and Life Insurance.

Life insurance policies usually con-
tain clause providing that if the in
sured shall die by his own hand the
policy shall become void. An impor-
tant case has Just been concluded in
the United States Circuit Court of
Iowa. Charles l.. Hogan. whose life
insured by the Mutual Life Insurance
Company of New York, killed himself
in 1871. and the company declined to
pay, on the ground that Hogan had
died by his own hand, within the
meaning Of the execution stated in the
policy. Hogan's administrator eonse-
quently brought suit. admitting the
suicide, but declaring that the act had
been committed whilst Hogan was
Temporarily insane" Upon the in
sanity issue the trial took place before
jury, there being first excluded from
the jury-box, however. all jurors who
chad the preconceived opinion that
imam was conclusively insane merely
"because he committed s1licide."-
Upon the side Of the administrator ev-
ldeace WAS produced to show that Ho-
gan had, III the latter part of his life,
changed from al aaectionate husband
and father to one who was irritable and
morose that he complained OF pains
III the head treated his wife and chill
dren harshly, but afterwards denied
all remembrance of such conduct and
that, i'll the opinion of several physi-
clans, who testified as experts, he was
really insane. Upon the side of the
insurance company, this change i'll bis
conduct was admitted, but they declar-
I'd lat it was produced by different
cause tLau insanity. They showed
that his family relations were unpleas-
ant ; that he got into severe pecuniary
embarrassment ; was defaulter TO tie
express company by which he vas en-
ployed, and had embezzleJ five hun
dred dollar money package, which the
company WIS engaged just before his
deatl, in tracing out. Exposure being
imminent, he Intellectually tried to bor-
row the money necessary to make good
his deficit, and finally the superinten-
dent of the express company unexpect-
eddy appeared in Hogan's Office to in
vestigatp his accounts, and OH the
same day Hogan shot himself. The
jury, after an hours deliberation,
gave verdict for the insurance com
pany. and declared, in a special find
ing, that Hogan voluntarily took his
own life. A motion subsequently, made
for new trial was overruled. This
case has On important bearing upo1.
life insurance in connection with
suicide.
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STATE NEWS.

'nfritnr', ~'otu.l i si,jrn;n2 fr.@i
Waier fish, I'll zee. l. Ia" Nv Tor3,
market.
Two coIurc,i prisoners cscI,.s,i fr,;.,
Ia" 'r'd"n jail, q: States .llr, las!
"Wednesday.
/; IS sud that Capt.. Nin. :5i"p> has
sold the TarhorG' SDrfhcTncr IN Mr..
Logan ". S:a;on. resident of that
n:d.-c.
The Charlotte Democrat say: The
Second Presbyterian Church IL tits
city was organized on Sunday evening
l'y the election Of Robert L. Mellow
ell, -IHiin; +. Alexander and j. T..
Rankin as Elders, and Holm Sample
and !. I. Davidson as Dcacons
The Charlotte Observer saws: Tie
device of the Carolina Military lnsti-
tute has been iSed u?On-as We learn
from one OF the officers. 1t will g IL
sist OF a pen and sword crossed. a pin"
and g palmetto, IN the back ground,
and the words in = circle: ''Carolinl
Military Institute.
Tie Raleigh New. says: Tie State
Treasury 8 unlocked Intelligence
Bond that he did not intend. by the
re,Hrt notice served on Treasurer
Jenkins i'll the Self suit, II grant a
temporary injunction. ,o,tIently
the doors al the Treasury were thrown
open yesterday, and all warrants pre-
scented were i'iiv pad. Tie applicu-
ton for an injunction will I've heard on
Tomorrow
The Charlotte Democrat sly: We
learn from Il gentleman who Was plc=-
elt that the annual meeting Of the
c., c. / \. Railroad Company Wa
held in Columbia. S. c.. on FRIDAY
last. The old Board OF Directors was
reelected with the exception of Messrs.
Cohen and Hurdf of Augusta, Robin
son, OF Winnshoro. and Johnston, of
Charlotte. The Directors from this
State are Hon. r. X. Bridger5 and
Iiessrs. J. ". Thompson, S. b. Alex
anier and \. +. Davidson.
Tie Raleigh Sentinel says: The
vines OF the common pea p!owed I'M
Gcr is the best and cheapest fertilizer
for wheat. \. b. Bright, Of Chatham,
has deposited q specimen Of peas, vine
and all, at the store of S. d. Harrison.
He calls the peas Southern Relief, and
gives this account OF them. Mr.. Aichy
Womble. of Egypt, Chatham county,
two wears ago, received twelve peas in
a letter from Oregon. From the pro-
ducts of the twelve, this year, he
raised eight bushels. He says they
viii produce one hundred bushels to
tie acre.
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y decision in an English CONT ti-
reefs attention to Il little noticed dan
ger Of the public il government owner-
ship Of the telegraph. The court
ruled that the pOstmaster-geDer is not
responsible in damages for any default
IN the transmission OF messages.
The New Orleans Picn,ut5r sa1s
that the recent sheriff sales of property
Tor State taxes were prevented by the
ontlre absence OF bidders, but that Il
-!nGle buyer from the North was final
" found, who, as the Pi"uYttn,. has il 3,
had The money to invest III the roI :
is"ated homesteads of our people and
Speculate On Our sufferings.
HE PUEEsT AND SWEETEST COD-JAv
EK Oh is Hazard < CasvelPs, made on
the sea shore, from fresh, selected
!ivers, ny CAswELL. HAZARD L Co.
New York. 1t IS absolutely D,iIe and
%iccet. Patients who have once taken
1t prefer it to all others. Physicians
have decided it superior to any of the
other oils in market. Nv
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Weunesday--lNO SAFES faPofteu.
TAR-We have to record a continu-
anee of the improved feeling noticed
in Tar at the close of our last, and an
advance of 10 cents during the week
There has been good demand for en-
port current all the week and the re-
ceipts hare barely been equal to sup
ply the wants The market may be
written as closing steady to-day at
81 50. The receipts for the week, 219
bbls. against 363 bbls. for last week,
show q decrease Of 144 bbls. The ex-
ports for the week were only bbls.
against 800 bbls. for last week. The
stock in yard is 721 bbls. against 500
bbls. for last week. The sales for the
week Uern "a follows.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-11-28

\ Washington special says it l. iIt-
derst0od that amendments Will j., -.
farei to the national banking act, ear
" IN the session, designed to break up
what is deemed the monopoly oI is
suing circulating notes.
An adventurous Yale student; OF the
class OF IS las placed the flag nt his
class above the weatheryane Of the
chapel stecple. and on his descending
way creased the lightning r0d to pre-
vent any ri1 a climber from removing
the banner.
At a h0rse-shoeing match i'll South
Brooklyn, Saturday, George Boyle
turned out II .01O shoes III eight hours,
and John Burns HOOD. The match
was attended by large numbers OF
h0rse-shoers and sportsmen from New
York. New Jersey, and even COrnectl-
cut and Pennsylvania. As an exhibit
ton Of endurance and skill, the feat
was a most remarkable one, and sur
pas IS every thing in the horse-shoeine
line ever accomplished in America.
Some thousands OF dollars changed
hands on the result.
The Forty-third Congress viii com
fnence the long session next Monday
This will he the first Congress assem-
blagl under the new and increased ap
portionment in the Honse Of Repre-
sentatives, making the number o
members 2J2. The administration vii
hold 1913 seats, giving II q majority 0
9S. The opposition will be in great
or minority than in the last Congress
az it then numbered III members on
Of 24;32, and now there ere but 81 Dem
Ocrats and Liberals in q total of 292.
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llV.lIo)lll0ton 4O);lll,!!
WILMINGTON, \. {.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 90. 1878.
FROM the New Yea Snr,iay A!eT.-n
AZ aYERichH GRAND DUCHESS.
a. .n.;s.EzsG. lady lE:s:t..- 10 Gc i.4.
1.Ls ~ tn ne. ksHt<> of fEYtsS,*a
>,irf, E.ns, sag. .Dg zltS ass s|-i=ta.

Nj. nina taylor fiN. 49, Amer
-. ..11l2t = =: rr2F7 80 40, rs,
arm. - f-2nt0,i, rs '-E~G "..t $40 -
Ire InaCi.-ira! a:!t a,'ts ~ i,gs:.lr.
3A ,-lt~t1 TA.o!t the TT" 'i1..>s.> .'.,i.f=
IF I;IIqs1i"'- has It's 80 v,S' f"r. .l.-.
mt she N; :.'t7 J.. ,,:s-'.--t - ~. -:
ne lroUni tie. st.. ! : '.t .a"."i VIE
al Tic do"c"SHt Hih' ihj- 'n+H2"-
taut lawsuit tnEu'F :, i':,- ''''"rir!''.ts
sum Of 81, '*H'.t't''. Ia ''"'' .s1o'ne'r:.s}
10 the municipal council ~ Geneva,
Mrs. Anna Taylor u FHE stats tina! is0r
tathcr wa On" al t':s, fiscal accents ~
1h1 celebrated Nir'sri.t, Eddie, al.
Philadelphia ~ i-1nd"n, an! th:'t So"
?Get Charles ot hEGnsHlt;. III ISL.
who, tire var ""ioTc. !t;,.i i,tcIs &
PEELED FROM hi- dl"hE hT his ln.1'.~-
Eant 7nhJoct-. Mrs. Nray M3S air go
;Wcniy years old. an; onEaCed /" L.
married ta Younger member OF TIE
::a;ring family. The Duke e"ught hor
company, and finally, III 1871, asked
Ilor to become lbs vie. Ia a moment
II weakness She consented. and the
Wedding was celebrated "!oEd@stlnciy
in = small church III tiolboru. - tif"
rector Of which tie Duke gave his
-cne a. Charles brunswick. He want
tl TIE marriage II remain secret. be
rlr~e il would he injurious 10 liin in
his effort 10 recover the Gown, "1:'i
size consented. aS her bridegroom CAV
her Il written pledge t" make he"
Duchess al brunswick ~ casH he
~hOult reasccnd t!lH throne. She
SAYS she has ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
a7 well rs thc marriage certificate.
sill IN her own possession. An
affecting incident i the fact that
voung Ferdinand I3cing Barring. Tor
former betrottle.i. committed suici,tc.
The Duke treated her well Tor year
He hougt' By very i'm" resijerc" III
the West End, and 5pon her giving
firth IT, n sou. II 1884, gave her con
OILS III her own nam" yielding Il, 100
year. Her child, however. died
~Liogt!E afl"rward, and after that her
,.u'ai husband treated her IT first
oddly, ana the' deserted her. He
provided. however, literally FOR ler,
aad wo&it VISIT -: occasionally. sr:2c
e4vs that she ijtat noticed SYMPTOMS Of
,Sanitv in his conduct in 1S}9, AMI
expresses her conviction that hc has
hncn deranged from that time forward
until his death. In 1912. She saws, he
lived ut her house for nts-lv three
months. and again in 1884, for still
longer time. At that time he repeat
nlly brought Louis Napoleon to her
house. In 1913 the duke quarrelcd
with her. and threatened her life. be-
cusc she refused to grant linn a di-
voYce. He then cut her yearly allow
auce down to 800 and did not visit
I.er again until 1854 but during tie
whole of his absence he c0rresn0rdel
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-11-28

During the extreme heat of August
10Th, at Flessingen, in Holland, the
refraction of light resulting from diff
ferently heated strata of air was SO
great rs to produce q remarkable
mirage for that latitude. A neIghbor-
ing city was seen apparently inverted
in the sky
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-11-28
MARRIE ed.

In this 'ity. orl the evening of the Goth inst
10y the Rev II. 8. Moran, ID ID. Mr.. W. Nj
HAWKINS. 10 M;s ALLIE CALM. Nc
cards.
Nav their welded life he 5r- gut,
Aswas Their marriage NOM,
May they i've III loves pure light.
Their pathway have nu horn.
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List Of ec~sc,. IN the fo1t CT will
.ntngtoA,N e., November ~. 1873


EaatnEt0A- -. e, No{cshhcf - 1873.
briggs.
German jun. Ibhclen. l.l;., Europe,
Wick & Uobane
Swedish Augusta, ncncr, die.
i L Heide
German Ably, Tvpp. d1g, l. Feschau
Nor Rufus. Christensen, d1s, RI Heide
Altavcle. Pretthev. ldg, South Am lea,
l. k:ddcr u Sons
Br Dulc'inlcr Harrison, ldg, Europe,
E.Ensaut X Go
BAEQUES.
German Leda, Muller, ldg, Europe,
Willard Bros
Elite, Avery, ,3i7, Wick Il Mebane
German Claudia. Hirse, ldg, Europe,
Willard Bros
Br Nelly, Hurland, dis,
Harriss 4 Howell
Br Jessie Goodwin. Trimball, ldg,
Europe, r Blossom &,Evans
BIZ Florence, ldg, Europe,
j r Blossom & Evans
Won der Lube RahlStorf, Plagemann,
ldg, Europe, ] R Blossom & Evans
Norwegian Vera, Sorensen, ldg Europe,
@ G Barker & Co
Br Maria Needham, Davies. ldg,
Europe, Sprunt & Hinson
c. G Barker i Co
Gel man, Clio, Schupp, dis, F Peschau
SCHOONERS.
Thomas Booz, Somers, dis,
Haraiss {. Howell
Mary Stockholm, Cordrey, dis.
Harriss L Howell
Br NJ /. St Pierre, dis,
Samuel Fish. Teel, ldg, Boston.
G G Barker ! Co
John Balch, Hodg II, rig.
Harris x Howell
Mott Bedell, VanReynegan, dis,
Willard Bros
Lettie Wells. ldg, Boston,
Jas II Chadbourn Il Co
Cornelia, Dcnnison, ldg, South Amca,
T. kidder i Son
Ben Borlan;l, Brittingham, repg,
Master
Lucia Murchison. Jones, ldg-
Williams < Murch;eoa
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SPLCIAi4 p:I.NIJtI~
Er fhe NavR.s;, G=.Is.aao E'9ik,.,an;


$40 pounds >IStvassA G;..no fer tic 1e,; yield CT:
CUTnf or GctIr acTre II,iSI.G.
800 pounds NaVaS.s: Uu=t,0 tor t8C beet Weld Q
Cotton from four aI..s OF upland
u pounds t,avasSa tua,.,. f,T tt4r best ella o.
OAts from a, Of upland
90 pounds Navass& Guano for the lie. vie}'
OF Sweet Potatoes from fuyr aCEcs Il upland
so pounds Navassa Gusn0 scr the best lIeIt o.
Peanuts from t0ur aCr-a OF up and
The c.avaSsa G1an; u b. used alaaa fNr III
ihOve Premiums, O. CL:ly III cOmhi' ;i'i1u Will
.1iahta:ion Ii nure q gctAD alter. sam
les OF the crops named must 81 exhibited Al
he Far of he Cage fair \ gT ic'Ist1tr8 A.-oci--
ion ields OF crops required 10 hc properly
tutESntic ted III a.cOTtisuCc with Ihr -~gu5.s
ions OF tie Sssa":ir!Cc1, aaf: si..Si$una II u
made nv committee Appointed Tor Re lurI,5>
the AS~O tiat10ll.
Competitors arr rsfUii c,' 80 fs.rr.5si: tie Con
raj Secretary with drt.4,s- ssatrInc:.f 81 z ~
e! cation ai.i culture.
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81 is Amazing

that people eglect their teeth SO s1amelully
SoZodont used with brush Of medium hard
ness would keep any sCt' teeth in excellent
condition alwa:s. DO .ot forget this great
fact" Hs7-4
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ENPORIN.

Philadelphia.-Schr. Gettyshurg-
$4,000 shingles.
Baltimore-Steamship Eebecca Clyde
-213 bales cotton, Il emptybeer kegs,
1877 casks spirits irlrpentine, % bbls
rosin, Ia dry hides, SOC green iilea.
l pkg uldse, p, 900 feet lumber
FOREIGN.
LiyerLoui-G German Barque julia
Hevn 81, bills rosir, 51S bales cot
ton.
Cork l-UH ORnE1i5- Herman Brig
Delphin-I,12 100 casks spirits t,trpen-
tine, t06 bbls rosiu.
GLAsoov-Br Burquc Ctaratang-
!. 4Ot6 bb!s rosir. 200 casks spirit t'ir-
pentinc.
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SPIRITS TURPENTINE. - The
past week has shown no important
changes III the condition Of the market
and Spirits Turpenti.i" is virtually III
the same position as when We last
', rote, if we except 4 slight stronger
tone to the market. there is no other
fact worthy OF record. Prices have
ruled very regular and uniform, but at
periods vi the week there was visible
some depression of tone, which, now
ever, invariable strenghthed aud to-day
the market closes firm a. 81, cents.
The export movement for the week
S ow> u decline Oh last week and there
is a small increase of stock. The re-
ce1pts for the w,ck, 1879 rl9ks,
against no casks for last week, show
an increase of $50 casks. The experts
for the week, 1873 casks, against 5, 1913
! casks for last week, show IL decrease of
d, S44 casks. The stock III Naid and
afioat is 1859 casks, against s, $50
| casks for last week. The sales f + the
week are as follows
Friday -. 20 casks at Be cts r gal.
| Do... 14O IS :: 36' - :. /"
Saturday no sales reported
| Monday 200 - 80 So - - a.
Tuesday. 100 &" " 50. " q :"
Wednesday no sales reported.
CRUDE TURPENTINE-A At the
beginning of the week uno"r review the
market was steady at last weeks fig
ures. Saturday there was rather
more tone to the market and Hard was
advanced 10 cents. Since then and up
to the close to-day the market has been
uniforIa without variation of prices -
The receipts have not been equal to
supply the demands of distillers and
there has been some restriction to the
manufacturing. To-day, Thursday
the market closes steady at 81 90 fol
Hard and 81 80 for Yellow Dip The
receipts for the week, 1851 bbls.
against l ,O72 bbls. for last week, show
only small decline. The exports TO
the week, 335 bbla., against AS bbls.
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for last week, show also, small de.
crease The stock in market is 1,5O9
bbls.. against l ,415 bbls for last week.
The sales for the week are as follows:
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ever, are not equalto therequirements,
and good drove of beeves will proba-
bly, bring an advance on the present
rates. The sales for the week were at
81 to g cents en- the hoof as per quail
tt.
D-The market is heavily
stocked with all qualities of wood ex-
cept pine, for which there seems to e1-
ist good demand, and the receipts
are readily disposed of. We quote, as
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s,r x1ooten. .cI:arf.... -. nnr

mission iitTCbiss and General Eeiite !,,r t;t
Soluble Sea tSfaili Ul=nO.
Que ton Soluble Sea island tiuano, fer The
largest Weld of Cotton 10 the acre
Que ton Soluble Sea Island Guauo for The
lar ,est yield of eau 10 the acre
The above Premiums aye ter CROPS produced
by the uee OF Soluhlc Sea Island IiUauo alone
i'll combination with l.lduta zion manure only;
and the awarding OF Ssi Premiums Is lett ,ii--
C etEnarY with The Con .QittLe ol the 4 -Socia-
tiOu, under their ruics.
Competitors Fcl;sileH to f:1Tl a t!it, Gen
sral Secretary with detailed Statement e
tiaif mode Of s.lpiicAtiar and ruittIre.
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kET EoRE. Nov. 25-toon.-Stccks
I,uiet. Gold 109s. Money, 7per cent.
bid. Sterling E-chaDce-IoDg, 1914;
short, 1859. Government Securities
strong bus dali. State Tond9 cUiet
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