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Wilmington journal., 1874-01-23

any important change. Deposits are
| gradually Increasing, and although the
| demand for money is large, the supply
IS rather increasing. Rates of discount
and interests are unchanged.
The special features Of the week anu
. the change of prices Of the principal
articles Of produce are reviewed rs
/ follows:
COTTON-rhe c!,ict feature OF the
cotton market during the week just
closed Is that it has been almost Ell
t!rely under the influence of the chang
1ng quotations at Liverpool and of our
own prop movements, and prices have
fiuctuatod both here and 1T Liverpool,
according as the daily receipts at the
Southern ports have SireE promise Of
a large or II small total al the end OF
the week, Sellers, hv an almost con-
&c ted action, have sought to stimulltc
the market by withholding their offer
lnGs 10 a certain extent from market.
This Il IS tended to check II free move
ment Of the staple and the business Of
the week has felt its restriction. At
the close to-day the .narket is written
quiet and STEADY AT the quotations
given below
III n retrospect OF in" cotton trad
fur 1873. [eSsrs. Smith, Edwards :
20 rf Liverpool, state,
THAT the year has been, on the
whole. al Improbable one to spinners,
and that there is no probability OF an
increas" TO the consuming power OF
Great Britain, which is estimated at
abou. o., ,on1 ht!es per week. canirriS-
ing say -, 900 hale, American Cotton.
1900 to !i.O}1 d.. East India. and
2:',GDo d Brazil, Egyptian ana other
kinds t4 til, assumption tiIit the
American crop wiii reach nU, $50
bales, that E:azil promise T. furnish
more than LAST year, Egypt rs much,
and ludit something OF All increase,
they profess not to see the prospect
OF any considerable advance on the
ruling prices In conclusion, they
remark that "tiic cotton supply OF the
world appears "a. last to have fairly
Overtat1e3t tie consuming rowec, aud
there j. good ground to hope that
enough viii now be produced from
year t. y:ar ;tt moderate legitimate
price, such Il, " i'll weld fair re,nEncra-
tiu1 n!;lc /" grower conSUner.
HE S:.lc~ ior the week embraced
G2u ba:or, at figures ranging from il
t. 10 c"'ts = II. The receipts al oar
port tor the seen days were as fol- !
!""r: Friday. ;j+ii bales: Saturday, lSJ !
bales: Monday, 20! bales: Tuesday. ,
lH3 b;tiea Wednesday, :}i2 i,nles ; /;
Thursday. l2j b;ies Total, 1859 /
bale. a~p:Eia' 1875 hsIc5 trr iast !,
week.
Tine geiivfnl Cotton movement for .
tnc week WAS ..,iirw6 Il aniiyars .
TIA; the lila! receipts forth" seven davs .
have reached 1T -Si !.uit>. against
Wilmington journal., 1874-01-23
KIND w ORDS.


iHS A>>Jc aIeu l.S'o! ilcti fIt>"N IA" rays
--roE wears Ferry Davis Fa.:i Nnier la been
hi!o"i 'ts . iii">' ''Seiui ia''l.F h@'icih'- roF
p'i' 80, W NM NO - ect'i ~ nc
''-''' '''i"' -, 11dhE ii1.|if!A' H'HtAscH IL ~
tfut,> III w ~ ~ 'i"i' cNp: ;i0h'5, ann
bc "Itn"H: u ht't'Iv oi Davis iii't-h tcf-
>, .
~ "9>f'-' 1"i.' i'N'' - H"N' ic'' x l.
G,.sfE:- Although y stranger ~ tou ,-ln not
fu $ot!r irval!,4'l m"Gis-i:,-. i'hIn- kiiier. /
i r. .,I::lr.v,: I>i: strt: .nl on
~ ,,-irls; with -. nv tli-:,ce
urme Jrv i.rl;.i .Iiar tG.r is no
gE: -..r II! = fI!Il. r Comp: j"t> SER: hrt.a:
T-1r. I:-t',--> r, i-;I =. i:-,T- ns:,f t: = al
+:..3 i'.n,'ri >i't- q, '::,r'. -
Goi:r- r.:r 4 i t:Anit: y T., NJ. -.
J-.jcj',s: ~ Gur uYu experience wlinv. = ..I.cc
Wilmington journal., 1874-01-23
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JOURNAL.
"tstll inEsns..
nUR LIVING AND OUR DEAD:

Testimony from the Hattie Fields.
Under the above title L propose TO rl.hlis..
, first III newspaper, and subsequently ii book
form, a serles OF articles giving the record
CT North Carolina from the election Lincoln
"A nov. loto, TO LIE Clase OF the war befwecls
the States in May, ie65. My plan embraces
llree divisions:
1st. Account OF each si1irlnish and battle on
the soil, CT upon the waters of North Carolina
2t. Accounts of every battle fought during
the war on the soil OF any state, in which any
OF the troors OF North Carolina took part esI,e-
cial care being taken TO show what those tr0Oy3
did and suffered in each OF those battles, and
v lat glory and fTn0WH OEr officers AMI men
fairly won.
Sd "A Southern Chart for all time" An
explanation the third division the pro
pcsed plan will be submitted at later day.
That may successfully accomplish this ar
duous, but pleasing se!i-impGsed work, invoke
the aid 0t !. !hrOther soldiers. and ASH the III
10 furnish I ateri a / which can be arranged
ana dIses;e'. soas 10 form coInplete record d.
the -Cjt,feCds Of the sons of North Carolina
upon = battle fields OF the Conteteracy ana
eSTeci; J, 60 ask all who can write To furnish,
uie detaI lsot every battle in which they FartIci
pated, and the part borne by their Immediate
com HianGS.
The time may not have come to y rite tii per
tiua of North Carolina's History but it has
coinc to collect matter and arrange it foi the
Of t;lc future historian. The living .o toI.
Will soon PASS away, and much valuable irlor
nation, GnesS g!.tEc:H nos, VIII be i''st Tor
ever. Hence. after val i:sG fer several yrars to,
SINE one more coTnio = un'ierinAe the
taah hay = determined 10 devote t3'c remain
III eail my life - tEi- labor OF love II.v
native state, or n admiTI:'0f: f0T Ike gallant
ln|n who have size: i5rp. rislai"s- gio!, nE.ou
hex
r,r. =. - give these nccut,:'= HI &. news
Al form. III cTi.- tilat o,Il'..sls :s efrorf.
ii any 0,'uT. may lee T.n.a.:"u G1.- :.'t,t
ftc'''t Ss'ini" mo Work 'i;'' " 'ip ftie NOR
enduring loTH, which II VIZ sI.tt.lt.I Ii
prov what 't'Sirc 10 'r;.rt II. u vainabic ae-
QUESTION to the Nlr l-'. ~ itr &arth.
several of The prominent aCtn:E ~ ;ne war
have already promised f!:.jr corporation an,
the valuable aid OF Il.Ct pens lu lessen lnT
E..i[ l
Wilmington journal., 1874-01-23
WednoS,lay-NO sales reported.
Thursday y No sales reported.
Buyers option. january delivery

" etit&@ttaX-NO sales reported.
Thursday No sales reported
Buyers option. january delivery.
= February -
Cru De ETURpENTINE-Th Crude
Turpeltine market has exhibited uon new
features II attraction during the week.
The continued rise in the river has
brought to market several large RATS
containing III ali about e,WiO barrels.
Ibiolncreas d snrpiv acted rather in
favor Of buyers aud the market was
quiet up t" Wednesday, when there
was disposition manifested to obtain
higher prices 800 bhis. wcr,. landed
this dt.: IL be paid for at The prices
which ,i:uitld rule the market. sellers
however, failed 10 secure an advance.
although they demanded =. Z. s.. To-
day the market has settled and
eos : firm at s. for Hard and $3
for Soft. Tie receipts ior the week
Q. $40 hbla. against 3,02G bbls Tor last
week show au increase of i;,SOl bbls.
The exports for tie wee, ,2la bbls.
against 50 bbls for last week, also
shows a,l increase OF ], 132 bbls. The
stock in yard and afloat as last taken
was T,2Sj bbls. against 3, IS; bbIs for
last week.
The sales for He week were as fol-
Wilmington journal., 1874-01-23

TAR-The Tar market since cur last
has continued gaining strength, though
no positive advance las been estab-
lishad, while on the other hand. carly
in tie week, there was decline OF 10
cents. We assert that it has continued
gaining strength because we have had
light receipts and heavy shipments.
and there hos been iaorc eagerEess
displayed by buyers 10 purchase, and
to-day it is strong at - 80 r Dbl.
The receipts for the week 38s bbls
against 927 hbls for last week, show
d decrease of $50 bbls. The export for
the week /, 126 bbls against 1,143 bbls
Wilmington journal., 1874-01-23

sells at s. cents for shoulders and
! 81 to.s9s cents clear for rib sides.
LARp-North Carolina is scarce and
wanted. Sells at 114@12 cents p 10.
Northern steam refined. in buckets and
tubs. sells at 1Ol01Ia cents = ID.
FERTILIZERS-The season has
not yet opened for the active trade
IN this line, blt VIC have TO notice a
further increase in the demand AZ the
following rates:
Peruvian GuG,uo, tChincila Island)
275, S0@9S $50: do. do. Gllanope, SO !;
Carolina Fertilizer. SO time 800
cash; Ruth's Challenge Sol. Phos-
phate. SG00e$6J Wando Gt1ano. $40 4:
PataDsco, do, 800 Navassa Guano,
80, cash. and So, time Cape Fear
G,lano. S35, cash, and S45. time E.
f. Goes sSuperplosphate of Lime, $50;
Baueil's Raw Bone PhosDhatc,S 80 !;
Lister Bros. Supcrphosphate of Lime,
S65 Whapn's Raw Bone Superphos-
plate, so Lodi Manufacturing Com
pally's Pure Bone, &lS do. do. dou-
BILE refined Poudrette, $50; DO. do.
Nit. Phosphate Lime, $50; Berger &
Butts Superphosphate, $50; Wilson's
Superphosphate of Lime. $50: B. d.
Sea Fowl. $50 cash, and $40 time.
ems bnye been liberal, The de-
ds.' demand beng g. mostly ' for fine large,
sell mostly ri 81 5nI5os3 7501s . doz.1
eo,.,a e,,,,I, 1Dta salI;ner s+;1l io,r,, I,,,t
e,,n ~ ,,o,.Ir, ell go, - Z, os
- - A. Oh u i.' 90 soart.a an,l e aooJ ~
reo,,e", u.. ~ - 81 4d e" el ~ SG9s5 - - = 49, "'
FCGS Tie snnn]y of egos ;s
raFi,or j,roa f,y tie season a1I +ba
market is dnu Frrsl lo, will cn,n-
roa1I etlGoa5 cents ~ DOZEN bv the
nuortitv
HAY ~, -..a;,t, with Via o4oo,,
:, nnorlet ;s o.o,,,, 70 s,,n,,1, 40
+rado Tbo n,.ri-dt ;s c,,;et MT ,,ot
onotnb,v lo1rar ri. foliory;re. oro w.
MIN ,;,;cos.
Penn I,imotLv 81 50u0l 60
New Work 30G1I @
Eastern. 65011 10
SHTNGLES.-Th trade in this az
tic!o i confined mostly 10 cxporters
We ouoto San ~ @r 81 and Eeo,; ~
80 ~ - \,
. " " o :, IL D-rhc market is heavily
stocked with all ut.aiitiet, Of wood ex-
cent pine. for which there seems TO ey-
ist good demand. and the receipt,
are readi' disposed of. We o,,ote. as
selling hv the quantity. as fellows
Pine Ia 81 T50l3 80
SwaY1eaei.. .......... > JOGo3 -
Split Ash :; nOo33 80
Oak :; 23Cn3 50
Blackjack :, 5o073 IS
SALI.-The market is we'll stocked
We uuoto American at 81 onGY Il - !
and TGyerpo,l nj II ~ - socl
BU1TER.-Choice sells at 10
Wilmington journal., 1874-01-23
ITss CIRCULATION

IS ~ery largo tlrrougI IioEt the State and
whole South. la New Hanover, F.i.ecoDi,r
on5iow, Dupiin, Sampson, Brunswick. Rla.i..s,
and ColUr4huS &c il especially large. while IN
tfaltaS. iisop, Wayne. Carteref, Hof,esof,
R'ci,mond. Anson, Cumberland and Moore
and In several COEEtss Of South Carolina, ifs
circuiatio!. - very good.
!DS ''"
Wilmington journal., 1874-01-23
MOLASSES, BACON,
FLOUR, &c.

mOAdOOGS, DAOON,
FLOUR, &c.
200 hhds. and bbls. S. Fl. Molasses,
100 boxes D. s. Sides,
90 Smoked Sides,
10 hhds. Smoked Shoulders.
1900 bbls. Flour, (all grades,
100 G. NJ. Pork,
$50 50 Refined Sugars,
$50 Sacks Rio Coffee.
l., 900 Bushels Prime White Corn.
500 Bales Prime Hay,
80 Rolls Heavy Bagging,
10, 900 Sacks Liverpool and American
Salt,
125 Bbls. Distincr's Glue,
1000 Bundles Hoop Iron,
1000 second hand and new New Yorl,
Spirit Casks,
2G0 Kegs Nails,
26 half bbls. Snuff,
% cases Il ounce Smut.
100 boxes Candy,
30 60 choice Cream Checse.
30 bbls. Pearl Lemon Crackers.
90 L" Fresh Soda Crackers.
$50 boxes Candles.
l25 q Soap,
30 - Tobacco.
- Bales Little River Yarns and
Sheeting,
25 Bales Beaver Creek Si,cnt;re.
For sale low by
WILLIAMS & MURCHISON.
jan 20 Il
Wilmington journal., 1874-01-23

list OF Sesseis In the Port eY Will
nifigton. y. e.. JANUARY ri. 1871
REMARKs. We respectfully ask Con
signees, Consuls, Captains and owners,
to notify rs Of any change nF vessel
while i'll port.
Almina, Mas, dis. SprIlrt 4 Hinson
Caroline Kelley, Moves
{; G Barker K Co
Felix, Frsteno, dis. I, Prscl,au
Ger Actif, Voss, dis. + Pescliau
Ger Seevogel, Langhinrich, dis,
E Peschau
Norwegian SOskeeninmeron, .
ldg, Europe, Williams < Murchison
German Dorotliea, Zepene, dis,
Barry Bros
German Fanclon, Noss, dis,
+ Peschau
German Gloria IaaScl., lde, Europe,
] II Blossom II Evans
Nor Momiriae, Jacobs. dis, Il + Heide
Ger August, Shaver, dis. L Pescllal
Ger W Won Freedeu, Rube, dis,
L Peschau
Joseph Howe, Hughes, ldg Europe,
J II blossom & Evans
Br Brig NeptuEe's Car, Pike, ldg
Eurore, Nick 4 Mcbane
Gernlan Bertha. HilIericjls. rpg,
r pesel,al
BAROrENTISES.
Ger tdnlnb Henrreicbsen. dis.
T Pe>clau
HAROJFS
,4r Bs,ore srsie Sill, a;s
G,,r,,rt : r;neo,,
s3r f:ar.;,,e Amelia u.Iwly, Celia. d..
/, ,..~cliau II W.,-tei n,;:1l
Cor <:i,..ry. I;an,r. liz {. pas.!,,,
:, ;, ;,,,.,,,, i,,,,.,up t,l I,.,,i.. S,,>.i
lJ.s .tur,.,,.. N,,;,,nf j, Eip.,,,
.2ar.,,.,,, E,,.,!ar;.i.,, S,.a,i. N,a.t
il. t.,.r.,,,,. v:,u;,,,.. !. I1,,..I,,.,
,;a,,,.a,, J.n.iv,2,n Srh,.i;. ,iis
+ pe.cl,,,u
\..r,,. .y;s,. f,...t !.,t..sn, liz
p,ur,.e, 6 q B...Itr 4 G.
ts,r,nui, Hermann ti..lmreich. Olst,r-
re,,;., ;,o.r. r,ny,,,.. W;ll:,r,1 Tras
f.,.,,o,, t,ynAt E,t;.,'..,, III.
Wilmington journal., 1874-01-23
Its IMarket Reports

are always tu.i ant; accurate. The Review II
the Markets l= ;scCeprt,i ly the mercantile com.
IN unity as tn tue tT.tc q: tie Commerce Of
the Citv, while is rruo- other .,aT..st. 81.
full and reliable
Wilmington journal., 1874-01-23

ARRIVED.

Jan 16-Shcr Jennie B Gilkey, Gilke1
(13 days. Boston, G G Barker & Co.
( Br Barque Susie, Smith, a days
! Richmond, Va, Sprunt & Hinson.
! Ger Barque Amelia, Hedwjg, Ant
! werp, Z Pescheu & WestermaD
! Schr Lucia Murchison, Jones, New
| York, Williams & Murchison
| Schr w Hall. Jr., Gehm, (5 days
Philadelphia, G c r " Co, with !, :3}22a
bars rail road iron.
Schr Lillian, Davis, Hyde Co, B F
| Mitchell & Son.
Schr B NJ Tilton, Tiiton, Hyde Go.
B T Mitchell & Son.
Schr Fairfield, Roberts, Hyde Co,
! B Z Mitchell i Son
Schr } NJ Vandervoot, Hoomaus,
Hyde Co. Is F Mitchell & Son.
Schr J r Clements, Belts, Hyde Co,
b + Mitchell & Son
Steamship Lucille, Bennett, Balti-
more, A d Cazaux.
Schr Minnie Ward, Bloodgood, Tar
Landing, Edwards & Hall
Schr Mary E Simmons, Candy, New
York. Harriss {, Howell, with phos-
phate aud acid to Navassa Gnano Co.
ochr Geo III Squire, Haley, (52
honrs) Philadelphia, Harriss & Howell.
Schr Amos Edwards, Sonners, Is
days. New York, Harriss & Howell.
Jan 20-Schr 4 J Collins, Atinton.
Fairfield, DeRosset & Co.
iochr Henrietta, Langley, Boston,
Master.
Schr r W Godfrey, Bachelor, Ealti.
more, Harriss & Howell, with guano to
Nick & Mebane and W, G L hRRCo.
Nor. Brig Fran, Andersen, tJf days.
Dublin, r E Heide.
German Barque Leopoldine Freude,
Noitsht, (51 days, London, E Peschau
G " esterman.
Schr Lizzie Carr, Wall, 1G days.,
Belfast, Me-. Worth & Worth, with
hay.
Schr Julia Selden, Hill, E'izaheth
City, b Z Mitchell a. Son
CLEARED.
Jan. 15-Nor Big SosIlumrarrcu,
Wohl, Bremen, Williams * Murchison.
Jan lI-Br Schr " L st Pierre. Car
ter. Havana, q G Barker & Co
German Barque Freidreich VII
helm, Gohm, EIsinor Denmark for
orders, L Pes :hau i WeStermann.
Stealnship Metropolis. Nicholson,
New York, Barry Bros.
Br Schr Manitobai,, Warnc, Lon
don, Willard Bros.
Jan lJ-Nor Barqu. Sibal, Hansen,
q q Barker { Co
BE- Brig Isidora Rionua, rlunamer,
Sa9ua La Grardc, Northrop &, Cum
ming.
Br Brig Rambler, Fngsle,-, Bristol,
Sprunt K Hinson.
Nor Barque Viking, Hansen. Cork
all ;,,p l..F arly,.p
x Co.
German Brig Dorot!iea. Tessin,
Bremen, Barry Bros
Steamship Lucille, Bennett, Balti-
more, y ID Cazaux
Schr J c Crafts, Kencley, Boston.
G. q Barker & Co.
German Barque L;,dwig, .5clluItz,
G q Barker X CO.
Schr S = Hall, Chipn.an, Bruins
wick, Ga, G G. Barker X Co.
Wilmington journal., 1874-01-23
Innitators ana their Schemes

tU1da 20 5IIei ~ ItsI Uniy UTFgllIaI ll!coVtr-
les like I:lat OF tT. IIelInh0,d Star1 the test OF
time. Eeimhoi&i's BucEu, which is 1he only
extract CT that wonderful shrub that realizes
its tu!l vtrtUCs, j. sill relied lpon 10 cure Kid
uey Gem ..!aint. Female Disorders, I,nro.Gncy
Gravel the effects al dissipation ard all trou-
hi1s OF the urinary organs either sex. This
stea -i'E successful medicine recon I,leIi.lef
by lhvsiciaTs. Rewirc uI c0uE:elfcitS. .tohn
+. Henry Ne. Nuri, Soc gasC
Wilmington journal., 1874-01-23

70 last week, shows only small de-
crease. The stock in yarl and afioat
1,2l3 bbls against 1927 bbls for last
week, shows Il falling Of Of GA bbls
T. s. Since writing the above the
market has advanced 10 cents, and
closes firm at - ~ Z bbl. The sales
for the week were as follows:
Wilmington journal., 1874-01-23


We last wrote npon this article, we
have had very bouyant market, which
has in fact been both active and firm
with established advances. At the
close Of our last report We left the
market quiet ut 80 cents. We take the
connection where we left ii and resume
the first day of the present week. We
find that the market opens firm: ri
40! cents, which tigures are IN all
vance Of !: cent. Later in the day a
further advance % II cents is obtain
ed. The market then follows with ail-
vanccs as follows: Saturday. cent;
Monday, ! cent; Tuesday, ,! cents;
"Wednesday it is qu;et al - cents.
This day there is II disposition to bear
the market, brlt sellers are Got ;ncliued
70 give way. and SO lio sales transpire.
To-day Thu .sdayD it closes quiet
and nonla:i at Is cents. The
receipts fur the week 1,794 casks
against ,J07 casks for last week, show
an Increase OF 2e1 casks. The exports
for the weel. z, 997 tasks against G.393
casks for last week, show :; decrease Of
;, 396 casks. The stock III yard and
atiOat, AZ last taken, Was 3.SI0 casks
against J,02l casks for last week. The
sales for the week were as follows:
Wilmington journal., 1874-01-23

IO nr. lfcimhOi6-s Patients. The
celebrated Extract BIchu, 81 which DT. Helm
bod was the orig:nstp-, i still performing
wonderful cures or obscure diseases of the uri-
nary organs. rcstoTi ny shattered constitutions
and overcoming debility AMI diseases arising
rCtic never falls. Patients should he particu-
lar to get the genuine, which bears the Doc
tors signature. All druggists sell i. John F.
Henry, New York, Sole Agent.
One Great Merit CT t'!at Benutiiie- If
the Teeth. SoZndont. il thai its effect upoU the
mouth il refreshing, while aS means ct cleans
ing the teeth, and inrroE ing The breath, il
sands alone.
Wilmington journal., 1874-01-23

FREIHHIS-Ihe rates Of freight,
both coastwiac ana foreign, are not
quotah'y changed. Coastwise frcigh hts
have declined Il fraction owing to the
limited amount nf !rcigit offering
shipment, but foreign freiRhts, which
is done principally under charter,
are hot materially changed. The ar
rival of tonnage during the week has
been equal To the demands for berths.
Wilmington journal., 1874-01-23
Notice.

4 Ii PEkSDNs ARE HEREBY FORE
"A WARMED FROM
IRESF PASSING
il ens IoaE ner on my lands situated OH Middle
Sndud and adjoining the y.rnperty of Cha.
Tiesgen On the one zt!e ana Mrs Mary Hol-
land on the other. The Law Will be rigidy en-
forced against all offenders.
jan 2l-2ttw MT CANADY
Wilmington journal., 1874-01-23

The Wilmington JOURNAL (weekly) On en-
tering upon its wenty-ninth annual volume, has
been greatly enlarged ami improFed. 1t IS the
only thirty->ix column paper in the State.
Wilmington journal., 1874-01-23
As = EEgST-CLASS NEWS AND
LITERARY JOURNAL. 1T
IS UNEXCELLED.

Embraced in its columns is more ccr,r;,.ts
compact. yet comprehensive history CT tho
worlds doings, from week to week, than can
possibly be toLnd n any other jcuraa,.
Wilmington journal., 1874-01-23

trEepToachabic.
Net ore word of ceIsnIe ran lmsa;z be uttered
against soEod0nt. NO other dsE'r;hee makes
the teeth 70 white, and yet none IL 80 enttrei!
free from every Objectionable ingredient
Wilmington journal., 1874-01-23

1t Is just tHa paper for tha home md lres,..e,
inlt OF COED reading; ali the best Editorial II
the daily; nj tto Congressional, Legislative
and Political news OF the day.
Wilmington journal., 1874-01-23
INTERESTING
Stosiesy { aIes, &c.

are givs u every week, making Il the best fam
lily paper Fuh:i>hsd IL the country.
Wilmington journal., 1874-01-23
EX PORTS.

Baltimore Steamship Rcbccca
C}yde-39 casks spirits turpentinc, 80
bbls oil, , rolls leather, 40 ale kegs, i
bbls ~hisksv, s do bottles, 3S bales
cotton. 80 bbls. rosiD, Q bdls castings,
II hhds and bhls bones, , packages
mdse, 80 bbls crude turpentinc, 30 bb!s
tar, ~ bales warn, cases boots and
shoes, sc, ,2O2 feet lumber.
New lork-Stcamship Metropolis
5;t4 bales cotton, 50 10 sheating, ATS
casks spirits turpentinc, $50 bbls crude
turpentine, 10 do tar, l65 peanuts.
Baltimore Steamship Lucille-126
bales cotton, 1873 bbls rosin, s. casks
spirits turpentine. 57,210 feet lumber.
800 bushels peanuts, 159 bbls tar, !
bbl crude trrpentine, 10 bbls pitch.
Boston-Schr j c Crafts-30, casks
spirits turpentine, 800 bbls tar, t5l do
rosin, p DO pitch, S do lines
FOREIGN.
Bremen--Nor Brig Sosluumeren-
lao casks spirits turpentine, % bbls
rosin.
Loudon-Br schr Manjtobah-s7
bbls rosin.
Elsinor. Denmark, for ocders-Ger-
man Barqne Friedrich Wilheiin-1, ,459
bblS rosin.
Harana-Br Schr NJ l. st Pierre
$3.50 cypress rail road ties
Segua la Grande-Br Brig Ysidora
Rionda-173, ,607 feet lumber.
Bristol-Br Brig Rambler-2, Ia
bbls rosin, 300 casks spirits turpentine.
Cork or Falmouth, for orders-Nor
Barque Niking-2.3IO bbls rosin.
Rotterdam-Nor Brig SibaI-2, ,OGO
bbls rosin, 275casks spirits turpentinc.
Eremen-German Brig Dorothea-
36S bales cotton, ] ,00l bhIs rosin
observation-disclosures Barque LuI-
wig-3. 4n1 bhls rosin.
Wilmington journal., 1874-01-23

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Wilmington journal., 1874-01-23

"We have tssed the PAIN KiLLEk, and as
sure readers that 1t not only possesses sll
the virtues ella med rorit, bat il lnau Instances
surpssses any other remedy VIC have ever
known. '--{fraid !j Gospel L:besfy.
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Wilmington journal., 1874-01-23

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 2l--6 P. NJ
Flour quiet. Corn quiet at 81 to 20
cents. Provisions firm and unchanged.
Pork SIS - 10 SO 50. Bacon
shoulders = cents; clear rib s. cents:
clear s: cents lard i'll tieIces 9.
cents; in l.e gs 1o1 cents; steam cents.
Wliskev 2il cents.
Wilmington journal., 1874-01-23
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LJvERrooL, Jan. Il Evening Cot
ton sales of Uptands, nothing below
Good Ordinary, shipped December
S Lied; do. do. shipped January and
February, S 1-1Gd.
Later-Cotton-sales Tplands, moth
ing below Good Ordinary. delivered
February and March, Lied.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1874-09-19

POPULATION OF BRITISH POSSESSIONS.
The years Colonial Statistical ABSTRACT,
which has been issued by the Board Of
Trade, gives statement Of the population
OF the British possessions abroad, which
may be condensed as follows British
India, 100, 663, 623 Ceylon, Straits Set
Elements. and Labuan, =, 7I8, 2S2 British
North America, 3, 14S, S57; Australia. with
New Zealand, 1873, 74S; the West Indies,
Honduras, and British Guiana, ], $50, l68 /;
the Cape Of Good Hope and Natal, $3.50,
93l West African Settlements viz,
Gold Coast, Sierra Leone, Gambia, aud
Lagos, $50 654 Mauritius. 3l8, 584 ;
Hong Kong, l24, 1875, St. Helena, 6,24l f;
Bermuda, ~ l2l Falkland Island, 81 i;
Malta aud Gibraltar, l4l ,9lS, and l6, 454
respectively, exclusive Of the military.
The total is POP, 400, 660 and in North
America and Australia there has been a
substantial increase since the census was
taken