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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-10-22

THERE are some prejudices which,
though destitute apparently of any
reasonable foundation, are too deep
ly rooted in the human mind to be
easily overcome. Among these is
the prejudice which associates the
weight of an argument or the sound
ness of an opinion with the moral
character of the writer by whom IT
sput forth. Yesterdays dispatches
state that German house at Leipsic,
which had commenced publishing a
translation of the first volume OF
Beecher's Life of Christ" has
abandoned the enterprise on account
OF the Plymouth Church scandal.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-10-22

THOSE who have tried it say that
kissing is like a sewing machine,
because it seems good.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-10-22

FIRED, how is your sweetheart"
pretty well, / guess; she says l
needn't call any more"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-10-22
EPITAPH.

Here lies printer-many tear
In sorrowing eyes shall swell;
For though he handled much brerter
His life was nonpdriel.
Copy his virtues, in the land
Which gave to him his birth;
When such editions are lcorked or,
We lose the salt of earth.
Nom Tort CGpDer
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-27
En. Gad-s Hill EkoD3ers- E.eI.
Route and Dcssinss ton.

From a gentleman of Salem, Dent
county, in this State, who was III this
city yesterday, the following interest
ing particulars were learned of the
movements Of the Gad's Hill robbers
Immediately after the robbery:
On the first day of February five
men stopped at the residence OF Widow
Cook, on Currant river, one mile above
Carpe1tersville. They were all well
mounted and led horse without rider.
Four OF the men were sIx-footers, and
two Of them apparently brothers, being
very much alike both in form and face.
The fish man was low and heavy set
They left about four o'clock on Mon
day morning.
The next day eleven mea rode UP to
Widow Cooks in pursuit Of the tivo,
having ira ked them from Gad's Hill,
a distance of sixty miles. At Licking,
about sixteen miles further west, four
Of the eleven gave up the pursuit and
returned When last seen the five
we're Mt Mr.. Payne's, on Big Pines, In
Texas, going in the direction OF Harris
vile, in Wright county. All along the
route they are reported to have con
Quoted themselves as gentlemen, pay
ing for everything they got. They had
Il map ana compass 20 direct their
route, avoiding roads and keeping to
the hills as much as possible. They
were heavily armed, each having three
revolvers At Widow Cooks they re-
capped their arms, and in travelling
went two abreast about one hundred
wards apart, the odd man leading the
horse in the rear.-.H. Louis Pc1rh-
tea,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-27
fHE DEAD OUTLAW
hsE ~ oar Travelling COrre.-
ishs-S"n.c more Particulars
," regard 20 i.owrey,s Eses,si,.

~ |"t tfaFeiing correspondent In
t[ taN3'I who WAS at Iumb.rton on
Ilonuay, when the dead body OF Ste"c
LLo"rey, the last Of the outlaws, was
si1s into that town, and who him
}' eii viewed the corpse, sends l1s the
lowing a1e particulars il regard to the
~t NJ. tie says Your Correspondent
80. ms place gave You an account veg
10y q the killing OF Tie notorious
-, -'..'.,' tenlen Jlo"rev. ul that morn
~ at dhout + ..u'clocL. I'll ere
WIN .1 line facts additional which I think
e ao,uiy OF notice. The gentlemen who
r.;l o'iphShed his death were not after
sn %,"'d, money" but have been in pr4r-
of -. ~ ~ mn for several weeks IS an act
or sSten-defencs, he having seut them.
~: least two Of them, threats that he
T r.-9l, :, Iii It'll - a.t;: - 10 to.l!d
Iaaa hen They had segerai times
INN sen IN sigat OF him, but :Ee eiscum-
fjs s.'yEs We're such that there was =
G ',t on on the morning they killed Ai h;n
.,7s,+' il"o three times been in the SAM
psa, from which ther fired al b ra ~
pesr hotnses were around the firaan "a
S' MN they thought it bsst,nota I to
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-27
MARINE,
ARRIVED,

Steamship D J Foley, Price, Balti
more, A D Cazaux.
Steamship Pioneer, Wakeley, Phila-
delphia, Worth & Worth.
Schr s V w Simmons, Williams 6
daysl New York, Harriss & Howell.
CIR Barque Prince Adelbert, Eiemer.
st. Vincent, Cape de Verde Island, (l1
days. E Peschau & Westermann.
Schr Gold Leaf, Moore, Tar Land
ing, Edwards & Hall.
Feb. 20--Schr Talunah, Harding,
Boston, G G Barker & Co.
Feb. 21-Schr Edward Z Racket,
Asmus, San Domingo C days. fruit,
Master.
Schr Mary E Van Cleaf, Thornlike,
Rockport, Me, at days. Worth &
Worth, With 1876 bbls lime and 405
bales hay.
Nor Brig Ara, Asachsen, (58 days.
Bristol, + E Heide.
Steamship Rebecca Clyde, Childs,
Baltimore, A D Cazaux.
Schr Agile, Roberts, Fairfield, De-
Rosset & Co.
schr Fairfield, Fulford, Fairfield,
DeRosset & SO.
Schr Jennie II. Vanderyoust, Ro-
ct'eSy W y SHChiLtS, bSANCSSSG a. W
Schr J " Hinton, Simn nns, Eliza
beth City, b L Mitchell & Son, with
1925 bushels corn.
Schr T NJ Thomas, Ihomas Middle
ton. 3 T Mitchell d Co, with eos
bushels corn.
CLEARED.
German Brig Seevocei, Langhen-
reich, Stet!in, Willard Bros. |
Costa Rican Brig Oliver, Llorca, :
Havana, G G Barker 6 Co. I
Schr Lizzie Carr, Wall, Savannah, /
! G Barker & Co. !
Feby 20-Schr john sSlasnan. Al /
ans, New York, Harriss & Howell. |
German Earque Erlkonic. Liver /
pool, Sprint & uinson.
Feb. Steamship d J Foley, |
Price, Baltimore, A D Cazaux.
German Barque Ernst, Erdmann, !
Glasgow, Williams & NIurchison
Feb Steamship Pioneer, N-alzely, !
Philadelphia, Worth & Worth
Schr Ben, Davis, New York, VIII !
Jams & Murchison.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-27
The general Cotton movement f

The general Cotton movement for
the week was as follows It appears
that the total receiI is for thesasen days
have reached 1852 bales, against
$50, si1 bales last week, 145, est bales
the previous week and ITO, So bales
three weeks since, making The total
rec-j1ts .sinee the fist OF September,
1873, ?, 2s.04S bales, against ., SO, 52J
bale for the same period of 1872
%, sis:Hing a increase since - ptomber
i, 1873, of BIT, 529 bales. The exports
for the wee. ending, reach total of
81, 433 bales, OF which %. ,.3l were 10
Great Britain. I, l2I 10 France and
3. GeI IL the rc-t nf tho Continent.
winnie tie stocks =; mace MP are now
s32, Coz bales. lie following are tlo
q Il LII M. :. -. - L..
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-27

ohecura DIseasss, no matter bow
They originate ard without regard 10 the sex
the sufferer, are cured without danger or fncon-
venfence by IietmbolG's Ext. RucbN, the QTes
D:nretie, vhica acts apeciG taiTy mp tie Kid
neys, Hlseder, and .axl.atv organs. y? Other
pi sIar pCssssstss the Elly developed merits
of -ffelHt old's Extract. 1t Is tba only genuine
BuchE, and It nsvettint john F henry, New
York, Sole Agent. T7-4W
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-27
scientific and safe ;reasnen..

V-nrT applied with DR.. Fic-Ce's Nasal
I0uchc ami "ccrEnp alied with Dr. PieTce's
q pi.en Medical DjscuFcry a. cpnstitutonal
eat1uent. ~. sage rataTfh Remedy pro-
duces y RECT cures OF the worst CASES OF "a
tarrh and Ozana OF KAN geaEe' sanding
This thorough g3u-se OF 1nt Il ition constitutes
the only aciertihc, rational, safe ana sues.
full manner OF treating this Odfous disease that
has ever been offered to the afflicted. SO sue
ces.tuI has it proven that the PROPRIETOR has
long offered II star ding ward of SOC Tor case
OF Catarrh which he cannot cure.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-27
sTEAILNG O RTHTNDER.

Pcorfe should beware o. those inrostors who
not only try to initiate DE- Pierce's fan, "
Medicines but also COPY his or EiDal -!Y OF
advertising hy Offering various sized rewards
for cases of Catarrh and othcl DISEASES which
1h-y cannct cure. Those wac so not possess
sufficient irtciii, ence to enable them 10 VIE
originni e,ivei -ise-1r nt5 or cir psiT ha+e
+, IL nj onose of ornefs. arc 1ot likely ID have
made great and yali1able discoyeFes id ASot
einS. L0Qk Cut ic' tas'-i. .sk.s a..
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-27
yic.I..,. so Obscure Disease, ,-ekinS

VICTIMS SO Obscure Disease, liking
"a @eEg aad restored Health, I'ouii usc d.:
Relmbo,3'- Extract Earra. Ih.s artic.c i
ofIicinel and standard. 1t j., lnoreoEr-, tie
o..'v preparation that develops The f@l! yalrs OF
R.Iti.n - fu.etfc. II i perfect ..c".i4, f.,1
all diseases OF the UIin1cy uslaas D. tlaic ar
female. z: ware .: coali.r - stt..i Issl..
tons which ..rscTr JUit:as n,srt '.sdt.t-:.-
ing TO pain, o1l uT,cn Or. Heim5old's repBt ~.
ton. Loot, lor the Doctors -i.4 allure Oh the
wrapper.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-27
General Market Reports.
BY ELEGEAP
ELllHncin{

81 : L L G AP II.
Financial.
New YoRE, February 25-Noon.-
I Stocks dull AIonev-4 per cent
Gold 1l2.. Sterling Exchalge-lone
81 81 short ST IS. Government
/ Securities dali and lower. State bond,
/. active.
! C5n}n7crc;a'
! Cotton duli-sales of 473 ba!cs: up
ands l0 cents; Orieans16s cents. FluOl
{ duI a;ld heavy. Wheat duh and lower
/ Com Qu.ot AID heavy. Pork firm al
SO Lard heavy, steam - cents.
( Spiligs TUrpentine quiet at IS to 49,
cents. Resin steady at 81 h to 81 81
i-r strained. G'rcightS steady.
Fu.'irta opened IS follows: March,
il I5lG 10 l. cents; April. Is 9-16 10
L. cents; inlay, IS i-I6 10 II lie cents;
jane. 49, to Is Hit cents.
E.pavciG'.
EEw ToE-. Eel2ru2rv 25-G 2. NJ
Money freely offered at ( Per cent. -
Sterling Exchange heavy and lower at
81 81 Gold 1122 to 1123. Govern
neut Securities active and lower
State Bonds nominal, except Tonnes
sees which are lower.
Commercial.
Gotten steady with sales of 2,I78
bales a. Is to l6s cents = fb.-
Southern flour dull and declining
common 20 fair extra Sc Ga 20 81 Co
= h5sLeE 933 10 80 cents Wheat dali
std to 3 cents lower at 81 Il to 81 81
Iar Chicago. Corn quieJ-aad in buy-
c.,1 !;-r0r at Il TO 70 cents for common
- prime new western. Rice 1Inchang-
G.. Pork tiVmer-new $15 %. Beef
aEged Lard heavy at Q SIG
cents. ;Gilow more active at 1916
cents. Spirits turpentine quiet at IS
- "a CENTS. Isosin steady nj - 90
Cotton-not receipts 1887 bales;
gross receipts / .206 bales; futures cos
cd steady with sales Of 80, 800 bales
as follows March, i 1-16 cents bid;
April, i 11-16 cents May, Is! cents;
June IS 1882 cents ; July, IT 1-16
cents.
,EAT2E.lto1sEA, Feb. 25-G p. NJ
Cgtton--d12i net receipts $40 bales.
AravsrA, February 25-G p. Nj
Co5ton-slemand good middling 14s
cents : net receipts S23 bales sales
So bales
Csftzz.-scoz, T.o. 3 -GP. III
Cotton steady; nts receipts 1,285 bales;
exports t" Great Britain 2,O7J bales;
sales / 800 bales.
7.Ic2lIGf5s. Feb, &c Z. M.-Cotton
Irregular, with offerings light, and de-
lA&GU C2o3-iow middling IL to H.
cents; receipts ,078 bales; shipments
! ,GtG bales.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-27
kottnnfo4a Catherino Euc!lu no..

Hottontots Gathering Euchu 70
totical picture The great consumption of DR..
HelmbuId's Ruchu attests the iInprrtar Iact
that thousants need n diuretic medicine. Fer
Dropsy, Gravel. Kidney Complaint, and I'll dis
eases OF the urinary organs, either in maio
femlle, there has never been a remedy ca / 7
trash. Hsiuooid's,s the sid '5 Ielsasle standard
remedy.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-27
stN..,t KiIstEsC Iecsk,

with minera' tlentifrices. Zee? them white,
perfect, ana lustrons, with that eli<lr-vi:fe or
human ivory, that public OF the breath. ana
wholesome t!mulaEt for the gums, Fragrant
ScZOGOut.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-27
last week. The sales for The week

1!Luay 1900. 'Co - - - -
Do 500 2I9 , il
Do...... 1000 } 90 3 O.
. Saturday 1906 > 90 3 O.
Monday. -. 500. , 90 ; @,
tuesday. 300 : % , O.
Do $780,. 800 : 90 ; .
, Wednesday. $50 - ::
Thursday. $50 :: 20 ) CT
G r I I E-Thara has baes2 some
change il the general features Of tbs
t5raIu market during the past week
IoRE-Ihe changes spoken Of above
las been entirely u lis grain. Tls
E arE3Ya! Of several cd:-roes, which wcI;
noticed as eli route ia Cur las. has
had the effect mentioned THAT G!
= over stocking the market ana clasine
decline. The decline mentioned was
, cents on last sales, and the arrivals
ana Sales Tor the were - follows :
Schrs Agile, Fairfield. j. II. Wander
ioUrt, }. ". Hintok ani Thomas Il.
I Thomas, containing 11,G5O bushels
, ted firm at that figure, and arrivals VIII
probably command the last prices.
lie receipts forthewevko9 O006uslels
a5alnst l0,CS bushels tor last week,
snow an increase Of S20 bushels :
and from all sources were % fellows ::
tIom Philadelphia, 500 bushels 4;
from Baltimore. 2, 500 bushels fco.a
New York, 1000 bu- hals per scnrs
Agile, Fairfield, EanderroEt. Hinton
ana Thomas from I'2stern counties,
j. go bushels mi l>or " = ". -. =.
Us bushels. From storc there j.
80 distraction made between xl.-e.
Yellow and mixed, and for tue-,f thr
tl'1o; ason%aEa<,i0-5 al 5per ,>,7. sacks
included. OATS --D-s:lcf,s ~. selling
from store a. - cents witLoar aaI So
cents z bnshti with bacS We ucte
o9iy 3fta3l Demand. Pms sore
what better feeling prevails ! Ike
market and prices are q shade higher.
lLefe lave been sa!c5 oG Cow AID Clay
II 81 10 10 81 %, highest figures 10
include sacks; White at 81 . % 81 81,
hIcE--JAo demand = fair with ~ i'd
cHNatc supply. Cicar Carolina < held
It = 10 81 cents by the clel5: Rough
IS n small supply, end sells nj II 20
- - -, according - quality. CoEE
MEAL. The mills ara !..iin@ ur,1trz 1T
s. 0TI Der hushcl.
PEANULS-Thc peanut marie. T.
mains Grm At pr3vloas0 Tho
ctnQ Of this year is beng received IN
mgderate Insta!ments, l5rt the SIMPLY
= net equal 10 lie wants q btGvel.~.
at. Tor this reason :'s-ra S 9 stronger
marked than otherwise would probably
rc. Buyers VIII readily purchase at
Tie following 5ial2;c".
GfG4l&1y. .......-. 81 -.g.|f -
:,z-t.a Prime. ............ = 1902 50
! 'iA1.:.. $685. ..-...... : 1902 90
Is,UVG5IO,,5-E l.ravi@;ons ?5-ss:.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-27

CH>rrED HAND, face. rough SIN.
l-slnples, ri.iEworIn, aa.t-1ilcum and
other outancous tffccaior5 cured, and
tl.e SKIN made SOFT ANA slno-th, "
ns;ng tac .:,;>E;,!sI. 'EAE soar, nlat:e by
CAs#cL1., iINzAi,D 5. Co., New 1ork.
Ee certain to st the J<:4ipGs Tar
Soap, as there are many limitations
made with Common tar w!.:cl. ere
worthless. 4w
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-27

To the Holders OF the First Mort.
gage Bonds oftne Wilmington,
Charlotte g. E2ut1erford Rail-
road COMPANY.

THE following order was n abe at January
Hanover Ccunty: - w."
1t Is ordered and adiudged that the time
allowed Tor The. holders OF Tue First AIorfoaoe
bonds OF the Wilmington. Charlotte and Ruth
eIioFu MA ROAD company TO pr. sent the m for
payment, to extend tn m 10 the first dav o1
April, 1874 and 1t is ortt rcd that III. Rec iver
G H Roberts, adv rt3ss for thu hoIler. Of ssid
Bonds to present the for paw N ent to the said
Z: Il. Roberts, 1T tbs + irst ational Bank of
Wilmington, IN the city OF Wilmington ard
State OF North Carolina, on OF before the said
Isl day OF April 1914, and upon failure to pre-
sent them within the tiYne prescribed the
holders Of said Bonds be excluded from the
Dement'S oil the judgement and decree In this
And il il ordered that the said Receiver nav to
the holders OF said Bonds the amount heretofore
ordered TO be due On said Bonds. hereby rive
notice to the holders Of such Bonds to present
them to me for payne Mt according to the term.
OF the said order, AZ the place and within Tho
time above set forth.
c. e. ROBERTS.
Receiver.
feb {. a-w1.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-27
iottes foH. III FFETJ .5sA.t FE--.-714h -
TT " asa4Pnal, :. The l1o re- :

slight increase and were as follows:
Friday, 100 bales; Saturday, Us bales;
MONDAY 1872 balcS: TUESDAY, IS bales;
Wednesday, 100 bales Thursday, l33
bales. Total ego bales. z galnst SIS bales
for lass week. The sales Far the week
foot mp 592 bales at figures ranging
from 10 to la cents p 10.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-27

uF TIT
#Il.hENa10aT a1E4Nr: s,
- FoR.TE-s
WEEK zE:>zeI. 'E.1Eszt~s&E.
j. E.s5 .Eebr1ary -, sS::.
I COAiMEHCIAT4 EpiTO1IL-Taere
has been one day less II businC his
week than usual owing Ia tn ..y,ur-
! renee ri Washing tu'I'.5'' birthday,
I anu although it was not ots wed IS u
holiday here, it might - well nave
been, as ~ IL. absence II teiegrapaic
advices from the Northern i1zarEcts,
there was little ;radjr : done. Their"
! IS perhaps 4 little increase i'll tie vol
unle OF Duslae:s, though trade cUutiu-
ues dull, ana the feeling in CONNER
! clal circles Is rather 3eprts cd with no
! Oily marked iili cations, so far as VIC
! are able 10 giiec0ycr, % any improve
! nleiIt i'll tile near future. The action
| or rather tee prospective notion Of our
| Legislators in WaoLlr ct~n Cu the cur
rency question. j. cc1 "a MY discour-
! ageiDg 10 those who, desire {. reform
OF the vicion7 system ~ contraction,
| aud a. TIE present ti,e indications are
100 90 ACii-Ht,tE Ni1i t14ttiii pill
! Shou,d the latter take place trade can
hardly fail 70 suffer. The press, how
ger, continues 10 agif lie the subject
q contraction, anl III the absence Of
any other ar: icie upon lie finance and
trade Of the country, va give place TO
| the following money article from the
-NeW York 'Shig,Goj'G 0I'6 CoL9n5cTcini
List: fr
-'Ihe volume Of general trade fails
below a fair average 81 t1is period Of
the year, mainly teca!iso Of The anger
t1infy as 70 What legislative measures
NIll be adcpted III reference - the
currency, After tedious deba G, Ser
ator Cameron : proposition TO remove
all restriction On tie s;Inountot nation
a. Dan CT c'uaFlon mas been defeated,
tu5 irom the apparent strength ot the
1nAstIcnis;3 n beth Houses. il seems
pr"ba.i'@ ina soN" d tie otjl@! pend
1ng = lenes ]. II stiaoi;Dg the country
with an ic"eas If paper, prom sas-tO-
ply viii eventually be carried, on the
t3iso plea th1t Tie West and South
need nn increase OF the circulating
lnadiun. -To-tLa masses those sec
tons. WHO are not supposed to Under
stand thorough J the questions If Pc
utica! economy, imitation Is 10 doubt 4
ptc%sl!G UelGs+Op, ana 1t serves the |
pCiitlc1acS good turn by Glve~t!nG |
attention from tic real faults OF !
legislation through which the country /
- If 81 - ~ ,,.-r.
81 nc r. - ~, 49, 20. ''
n,,nNo,aha G,S ,orn4 lrL,'ei i,-r-e
t;tinms ,:n}+i,,;af1 n,7 ,.ot 80
,.a,,ro>s',, Go IA ;os' e ,,;,, ~
f,f-o ,(or;s,,s e,.,sio.,g
eioI1ifisI r., (,'.ce. 80, -
1rtv ana =, $50. - oS, ,-7- - |
n,sf.of I'll ~, T. - ''t ~
w., ooir 4,--liI-',C. - '-'''>'o az 80
,;'e'7 49, [,I':rI, g - ~ II -,
nnx;n.l ~" - 10, 90 1 I'al7
sir,,,5@ ca,.,, ~ 49,, ~
last dutn,nn oniy nrl.',. ,r,,.a4,,. NJ. aee'
gravatel circumstances. CONGRESS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-27

the Illinois Legislature has passed
the lli permitting a suit against a
railroad 70 he brought III any county
through which the road runs, and
thereby relieving the public from the
necessity imposed by the old Ia" Of
going to the courts IA the county where
GENITAL offices were situated.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-27

y Washington correspondent has
something to say about President
Grants real estate specu;ations which
ought to encourage those who have
bec,, Ei.,cl,slit3;ng IN their admiration:
OF the General. He pays 81 600 for
bis new house ut il Washington, and
the house is to cost with tie lot nea
Sl10. uuo. It IS understood! th2t tie
President, when he is released from
official dn;ins, will divide his time be
tween his three resiIcnces-on the st.
Louis farm, st the sea-shore 1T Long
Branch and in Washington. He will
retire from public life in very comfort
able circumstances. He has been, since
lie entered The army IN 1861, one Of
the l;lckiest nf men, and i'll this res
pect his history is cuticHs ani infer
estin2.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-27
IMPORTS.
COASTW1SE,

PHILADaLrIIA-Stemnsaip Pioneer
1852 shingles, SO bales cotton, IS
do: yarn, 10 do. rags and paper, 234
bbls. rosin, 139 do. crude turpentine,
1T do. tar, % casks spirits turpen-
tine, 100 bushels pea nuts, IS cases
boots and shoes, % empty ale kegs, &
bbls. steel. II pkgs. mdze.
New Iorl1-Schr John Slasman-
go, 900 shingles, 1,437 bbls rosin.
Baltimorc-Steamship d. Foley
123 bbls. rosin, 0.} bales cotton, 10 bbs.
pitch, 27,73G feet lumber, II empty
hhd6.
New IoEk-Schr. Ben-143 bales
cotton, 600 bbls tar, 1900 do rosin,
191 casks spirits turpentine.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-27
FOREIGN.

Stett;n, Prussia-Gr Big 6ccvogcI,
2,&61 bbls rosin.
Havana, Cuba-Cc8ta T,icau Brig
oliver-3, $50 cypress railroad cross
ties, 80 bbis tar.
Liverpool-Cer Harqua Erlkonig-
10 bales cotton. loo bbls rosin.
Glasgow, ScojI0aI- German Barque
Ernst-1,S so bbls. rosin, 500 CASTS
spirits tErpontine.
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1872, Coz bales. lie following are tas
Official quotations To day:
i'ow Ordinary. -..... ceDis
Ordinary .-..--.--.---- Il
Good Ordinary .-...-..I l.
Strict Good Ordinary. Ia
Low Middiing. .......14!
Strict Low Aiei,sling H.
Aiddllne. -...-....-. Il.
Strict MiddIing. .....l3
BOSNIA good average business
hss been done iii resins during the
pat week. hut The most conspicuous
feature to be noted is the almost uni
form weakening OF speculative conf
e.ence IN the lower grades, aud while
no important G6cIipe Las taken place,
ye, there are clements CT weakness up
! parent wh:cl give buyers the advan-
taco, In the near future there IS TO
| visible improvement to notice but
tn dealings III futures during the
VIZ, !, have Ii Dictated 4 very slight u.
/ Vanct OIL spot Quotations. he III
cr"n-e "a supply cfiue r,:w ttcI.ai which
receip pts Las been upwards OF 50 03U
| bhiS, daring the pat wee K or 80, las
allowed the manufacturing interests -
operate more freely, than ileteiotore.
| This influence continued With large &c
ceipts by vail read, aud large supply
! in eli the principal nnrlIcts has oper-
utetl with bearing influences, and at
! present il seems that hopes of Wy
material advance .of prices before the
| Opening OF tile 1scW season las been
! abandoned. at the "tlxc!IaDge' this
week, there has been n unusual large
attendance AID some trading trans
| pred on the floor. brt the b:I!.l OF
! transactions We're il the open market.
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JE,s Municipality OF E.iIe.s!!i

Lilesvillo having been incorporated
by act of the late Legislature, he'd
an election on Tuesday for town Off
GERS. with the following result:
mayor. E. 4. Lies.
Con,na.s&ioncrs.-W. J. Cox, II. ~
son, Or. ". IT. Battle
fo5JstaGie-Jo J. lowers.
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OBSTACLES TGHaaRgGE,

hsapEy T:ciiez fer Gang ,sea rom
thu -f..-ct- 81 ITJrs Aliases early lite.
Elnroo,i b@sfoTot. t--.petiIaCr.i< to " aE1iage
remove -Aew IpetnT# az treatment. -, W
and TciatT Eabir rcTg 4 -. itoOks'anC. Circulars
sent ice, II -s-4Io.I Clsi ulCpHs Address. HOW.
ARD ASSoCiAFfpN 70 z. South n>i,.t.i ST.
PhiiaIislpli,s, f'i.,--aa INSTITUTION "a Wing a.
At,1 T".,ita.l7h ior honorable ocn1uct ana pit
fcSsfJ-sa} go.
feb Str
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s-Esa CT Ecssc}s ia the Esoz: ,i VII
saliSGgt1il, n. Ga. February 25. 1924
IsEslAR1Is- e respectfully ask Con
slgnees, CoEsuIs, C..i)z..ics and ,gue...,
to notify Us o. any change Of vessel
while = poCt.
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New ORE, February 2J-Noon.-
Stocks dull. Money! per cent.
Gold 1l2.. Sterling Exchange long
81 81 short ST So. Government
Securities dali and lower State bonds
active.
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