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Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-17
societles.
MEETINGS THIS EyEYIs,

MEETINGS THIS EVENING.
Fairfax Lodge, No. 8, l. o. 0. r, at Odd Eel
lowss Hall
Columbia Lodge, No. &c, l. o. o. F., at ODD
Delaware Tribe No. l, I. o. Il. NJ. at Red
Mems Hall, AIS Market
Washington Council No. 4, o. U. A. NJ, at
Mechanics Hall.
Rescue Council No. 3, Jr. 0. U. A. NJ, at Hall
Lenape Tribe, No. G, /. 0. r. NJ, in sayille
Building.
Wilmington Mutual Aid Society, at 4OI Market
street.
ExcelAlor Lodge, No. 7, K. of p, at Knights of
Pythas Hall, III Market street.
Washington Camp, P. o. S. of A, at McClary S
Building.
ExcuRsIoN oF SEMiNcLE Tribe Tile excur-
tioi Of seminole Tribe, No. Z, Of New Castle to
Pen!rgroyc, yesterday, was complete succeen,
and everything passed oil with ehtlie credit to
the managers. fLe Rcd Men and their friends
from New Castle numbered about three hum
d, d. ed, and during the day Largo number from
Wilmington went over on the Pal sdde aud
joined lhem. The SemnuleA had blazs and
Two stlig bands which furnished bountiful
supply ot excellent music. The entire party en-
lpyed them-elyes IA dancing, swinging aud va
rlety Of other games to a degree OF harmony.
good order and entire good feeling seldom WI
nenned.
WILMISGroN Monocou MAnKgE-The s toe d
LenHeer tpJrifr LAS tie following morocco re.
port from ths city Prices are firm, and not
much demand Just now. owing to tho advance
10 rates. Iamlacn maroOns are held at 34c and
SOC: other kinds 3Jc aud dlc; cApes 27e and ~,
and Cape maioon- SOC and 3lc foot. Patnas
25c and 25l9e, aud KIDS 25o and 20; foot.
sLAu5mtAR or BITES b o. -Ol Wednesday
| night ~, rupp1s ed b be mad, entered an
/ DIVINE Village and bit two or three dogs, when
1t departed. Early the next morning it reat-
/ pc Ged aud b lo1r other dogs IN the same H.
cality, and once more left All the dos- bitten
were promptly Killed
! CpRaEorloS We ar4 nf lrmed by the family
Of John B Own. tile barber, at 7th 4 LJmbart
I SIS who died very very suddenly on Monday
had been SICK some time with pneumonia, and
lad two attacks OF asthma He went to work
apparently well.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-17
BAcHkLoE's-o
69sn,

The gig is known as the Idalia, is 43 #. in
long, 2l inches in beam. 10 inches on the water
line. The length OF the oars are twelve feet.
Luffberry was the maker of the boat.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-17
Sold by all Druggslts.
TAPE WORM
EKNo. 2ha
~. 2.9.

sE No. 25s TAPE WORM M g9.
Removed in lew hours with harmless vegetable.
medicine No Zee asked untli tie enlre worm Win
head passes. hefer tliOse afflicted to residents al
the Guy whom have cured, that mad taken IN VAN
tufpeLtne and sp-caed sperlgcs, ami all known
reneiies Dr. L. kunkei, No. ~ y. Alntn IT.
PhlaGelfhla ADVICE Tree. Removed tape worm
from child years Old, measuring ~ ieet ca,
and see specimens at office. seat Pin and stomach
Worms aiBn removed
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-17
local ssrevrt,es.

Cooler weather.
Ganagh,rs soda aier Is exceedingly refined.
Why 20 hungry Fullmer serves lurt soup?
Fine .net articles GaIagher'a, at Fifteenth and
Market.
Cnoce Japan teas. cheap for cash, al Hou 5ton a
FfIZ rs
Nubhy collars and cufs al c. :. Morgans,G! Mar
k.i slieet.
- till tney cune-customeIs for the Grover Eas-
er Stwiag Maehl.r.
SO reward is ,till offered for the thief who stole
lie onlnricia pa b c.lt.
They hnk out at Brlndywine Springs that IN.
giles son patiasa cigdrs are aics.
.one heantifuI chairs can be seen al the Enter
rise Co Store al 20 MarNrt treet.
Fiie d hurphey keep the Ninth y ard coal yard.
Tntl deiver an xceutnl article Of coal,
T he lrnhng at the omniercia ess Printing
Rooms, the usual lrlce for i4ferIOr work.
vas hummer of litlie boys have teen suited at
The clothing store vi H. BtXuaunl, tnis -easOn.
Bayue. the tailor, buys close aud sells cneap, lis
clOiuug establishment is one Vi tne nnest in the
state.
Perhaps 10 where IN lie wo'll Is there better coal
Weighed uus han at craven a ems rUns s iOOt Ui
W. street.
Few rea zs The trem nloas loss the pola'o bug
! Wi c us the country y Chicago OF boston ire
Annually woulu nothing 10 Il
F R TIE LAST HALF or Nay the amour, q
freight delivered az the FAIR. anks scale Works, ST.
John ur,, VT was z3I0 ton
Lard times nece-si ate The wing aud rec wing
net "e CUTS aad u nee tne Increasing dtma "a
| lor rdrbauk oeA,e,. no hing inferior be +, TINS
brand taCn year lnyreases It's reputation al h lue
dha ah q 4. he b 81 IRON, lie Ocst steel, the
u n natrflal, IN tnc pla ed III tn Il ntlA I the
most - lled m ecna 4ies an III pro iuc Is d sta {
considered The ~ II over as the tlnddr Quality
De NJ ihe ci erlon thtie /, no alc nale IN n
4 G. o. IN EulOpe wnch can Tor Uinent compete
with the Fair ianks, an there can be ~ check 10
pu ndacpd od sucn prlucl les as govern
thls famous in iustry.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-17

LIST OF THE CREWS, WITH THEIR HEIeHT. WEIGHT,
dc.
We print below hist Of crews to be entered in
the regatta Which takes place on the christiana
tomorrow evening, as already announced. We
also present tabular view OF the total W sight,
which Of itself would be very interesting
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-17
.finanfial Cards.

lhhGiittit v HANIs
T,HE ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK.
bOQ MARKET STREET,
Incorporated February % 1851
Open to receive deposits da,ly from ., A. NJ, until
4, P. NJ, and on Tuesday and Saturday evenings
from to O'Clock.
A SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
OF six per cent has been regularly paid on deposits
since the organization OF the Bank and II Is the ex
pecfation OF the Managers that this rate Of dvi
dends will be continued.
Whea dividends are not withdrawn, they
counted as deposits. Thus permanent deposits
compound their interest twice in each year
MANAGERS.
WILLIAM ). HIl4IES GEORGE W. Bush
CLEMENT h. SNyTH, GEO fGB S. CAPELLB,
CHA-LEs W HowLAND. NJ. L. LICHTENsTEfN,
EDWARD DAsLINGTos, NATHANIEL Y. RENsnN
HENRY +. Du x, jon II. JACKSON,
L. NJ. SToTsEHBURd, WA. II. SWIFT,
ANTHONY HIGGINs
VIM. s. HILLEs, President
GEO. W. BUSH, Vice President.
apria-tf E.T. TAYLOR, Ire sur
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-17

NTo1I 'E-THE uNDEKSlGNED Will
~ be a cl1di tate for CITY Assessor an Collector
OF the trt Tn Dist let at the ne xt no oiinatOn
ci,c Of the kepu9llcin Party
jys-tf CORNELIUS FlPPS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-17
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Temperature, To-day.
To-sIorro .v's axega1ta.

AS nEe1sTEREp AT THE COMMERCIAL OFFICE.
AT A. NJ, T2e Att NJ. 81
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-17

NOTlCt-I HE UNDERSlGNED WILL
v lie a candi ate fr iy SCISSOR AID Collector
OF the fotnern District, at the next nomination
Witt ALEX NDER cHANuI Err.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-17

NOTICE = LOTS IN RlVhkVlEM
~ Cemetery between Third and Fourth avenues.
are nov laid out and until Aug 1t Is viii he sid
/ pres+n mt pfire- with the privilege Of paving there
for In three insiaiments ST al tune OF iurt hase,2
by sept / Sd 10y Nov ISL PRICES Ave ue Lots
IS -; ether lots s23 2l.
ies-tf j. MARIS. See'y and Treas.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-06
so,zutv Com

The regular meeting OF the Eoard
Of Comfy Commissioners was held last
evening, present the Chairman, Mr..
Martin, aud Commissioners Chad
bourn. Morris, Rice and Nixon.
1t was ordered that the coupons on
the March bonds, amounting alto
gether to the sum of &l,113, be de
stroyed, and they were thereupon
burned in the presence Of the Board.
1t vas ordered that the County
Treasurer pay in full the bonds Of the
County falling due March 1st, 1871,
when due. the amount OF which Will
be $1,000.
1t was also ordered that the Comfy
Treasurer pay the coupons on the
bonded debt Of the County FILLING due
March LIST, 1874
Ordered that advertisement be made
IN one daily paper published IL the
city of Wilmington, for the space o.
twenty days, for bids for caring for,
nursing, clothing, furnishing medical
attendance and medicines, and doing
all other things necessary for the care
and comfort of the INDECENT sick Of
the county of New Hanover for tic
term of Il months from March Ist,
1874
It was ordered that the value of tie
property Of tie Wilmington & @2aSid,
Railway be reduced 10 5000 10 cor,
respond with the valuation made by
the city, and the Sheriff is authorized
to settle the Same at this amount.
It was ordered further that the nat
tef Of approval of the bonds q
county officers vino have not heretofor'
filed their bonds, IS required by Law
be taken up for consideration at tb
first regular meeting in March, 1871.
John J. Hewlett, Clerk of MasoE
Doro township, reported the roads i
that township III good order.
The Board then adjourned until :!
7. NJ. to-day.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-06
MARINE.
ARRIVED.

Ncr Brig Ayance, ThorstenscG, Hon
feur, france, 10 days, L L Heide.
Br Schr Martha !, Glass, Cardenas,
C G. Bar;ler & Co.
Jan so Steamship Lucille, Bennett,
Baltimore, a d Cezaux.
Steam ting l1a, Baker, Norfolk, j Ii
NefE.
Schr Como, Lewis, Charleston, G G
Barker Is Co, with 200 tons ggiano.
Sohr john ,Siusman. Adams. Port
land, Harriss & Howell, with At bales
hay to J II Chadbourn & Go.
Feb 2-Steamship Raleigh, Oliver,
Baltimore. ! d Cazaux.
ScLr Z S Powell. Williams, New
York, Williams s AIurchison.
Norwegian BarqUe Speed, Olsen,
Liverpool, (5I days, /. Z IIeide, with
$50 sacks salt. ..... ....
Br Barque Secret-Roberts, Sort1s,
Brazil go days Sprint ( Henson.
Feb 3-Steamship Fanita, Doane,
New York, Barry Bros.
Feb German Brig Nautilus,
Twist, Paray, Brazil, f22 days Sprunt
( Hinson.
Schr Cod Leaf. Moore, New River,
Edwards & Hall.
. CLEARED.
Nor Brig Memorial, Jacobson, Brc-
men, G q Barker 6, Co.
Jan Craftsmanship Metropolis, Nick
eraon, New York, Barry Bros.
Steamship -Rebecca Clyde, Childs,
Baltimore, a d Cazaux.
Schr Geo H Squire, Haley, Jack
s0nviile. 10 load for New York.
Schr Jennie B Gilkey, Gilkey, Ma
tanzas, G G Barker & Co.
Br. Barque Susie, Smith, Bremen,
Sprunt & Hinson.
Jan alderman Barqne Felix,
Furstene, Stettin, Willard Bros.
German Brig Gloria, Laasch, Cork
or Falmouth, for orders TO 4 market, j
L Blossom s Evans.
Feb 3-German Brig Tancaon, Tozs,
Riga, Barry Bros. 3D.
Schr J y Hall, il, Gehm, New
York, Harriss & Howell.
Feb 4-Steamship Debecca Clyde,
CIilds, Baltimore, ! d Cazaux.
German Brigantine Adolpb. Hen
richsen, London, Z Pcsch4u & Wes;er-
mann.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-06

GRAIN.-The rast week has shown
a further ad-ance in price of gram.
CoRN.-The week has been enlivered
bv the arrival of n cargo OF corn per
schr. Carrie, containing L. 900 bushels
which sold at 81! cents. The sale WAS
effected by Messrs. DeRosset a Co.,
commission merchants and grain deal
ers and the price obtained was the
highest figures since the opening OF
the season. Cargoes are quoted firm
at 921 cents. Prices from store sho"
no material advance, bat the market Is
strong at the following quotations:
The receipts for the week IT., 496 bush
els. against 6, $50 bushels for last week
show an increase of 1 PIG bushels and
from all sources were as follows:
From Baltimore 3,217 bushels, from
New York, $500 bushels, per schr. +.
S. Powell, for New York, $500 bush
els: per schr. Carrie, from Hyde'
1900 bushels and per ". & W; T. L..
Co. $50 bushels. From store there Is
no distinction made between white
yellow and mixed. and for the Sc the quo
tations are 81 O5 per bushel, SACKS, IN.
GUIDED. rs.LDealers are selling
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-06
PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL

a BSOLCETLY safe. Perfectly q. rless.-
Il Always uniform. Illuminating qualities
superior 80 gas. Burns IN any lamp without
danger Of exploding OF taking fire. hsnu-
featured EXPIRE ssiy todisplace the use of volatile
and dangerous oils Its safety under every POS
sible test, and its perfect burning qualities, are
prove, by continued use In 800 900 farIi-
lies.
Millions of gallons have been sold and TO ac-
ciIent- directly or difectlv-has ever occur
rec, from burning, storing or handling il.
r. The immense yearly 10 s to H. c ard property
resulting from The use of che ap and dang -foUs
oils Ia the Urited States. is appalling.
Tas Insurance Com panies and Fire Cam n Is
sicne-s throughout the country r com mend the
AS FLA l. "a the best safeguard when lamps are
used Send for circular.
For sale at retail hv the trade generally. ard
a. wholesale hy the proi'r et-'- ?, Gil =. Pr i
" 60, los Fulton Street. New DIRK
SsI--i 1eEl
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-06
BOARD OF TdcEC1Si9=s.

The Board of Education met III this
city Yesterday 1T 2 p. NJ.
i claim presented from Grant Town.
sg1ip for repairs of school house IN
District No. = tcolor5,l, FOR $40, WIS
ordered paid.
r. B. Frayscr was appointed School
Committeeman foE Caswell Township.
\ petition for : school house st
Bears Branch, Caswell Township, on
the lands of ". II. Register, 20x3o,
vas granted, provided the school COM
,ittee receive the deed of site and the
patrons pay half the cost, the whole
cost in ro case to exceed 500.
II was ordered that John Ellington
he paid so for buildin% 4 public
school house il Holden Township,
District No. !, for colo-ed children,
provided the school committee have
the title to the site, not less than one
acre.
Rev. H B. Burr resignation ,ss one
of the Examiners OF New Hanover
county was received and accepted.
whereupon J. II. Smyth, co!orca, was
elected to fill the vacancy.
In the the matter Ct school house AZ
Pney Woods, the Chairman reports
that no title for the land has been re-
caived, and no further action has been
taken. More. time asked for and
granted.
1t was ordered that the matter Of
taking q census Of the school children
OF New Hanover county he referred to
the Chairman, 10 report at the next
meeting.
1t was ordered that the several Com
mittees OF the schools III the school
districts and townships Il New llauo-
yer county, be directed to furnish the
Board with the number Of public
school buildings used for public free
schools, what number and the c':arzsc
ter of the school houses owned by tAt
committees, and what number aTt
rented or used by The consent If theiI
owners, together with the dimensions
and condition Of such as are owned by
the school committees.
Tie Clerk was directed to seld .
copy of the order to each School Com
mittee.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-06

TAR-There has been a gradual de-
cline in Tar during the greater part OF
+. present week. This concession on
the part of sellers has been rendered
NECESSARY by the increased receipts
and stock, while there Ii as been dull
market in New York. At the close to-
day the market maintains slight de-
gree of steadiness and there is reason
to to hope thai prices have about touch
ed the bottom. The ruling prices are
s. 80 p Dbl. The receipts for the
week ], 272 bbls against 1913 bbis Tor
last week, show an increase OF 81
bbls. The exports for the week 391
bbls against G42 bbls for last week,
show a decrease of 25l bbis. The
stock in yard and afoat as last taken
was 1854 bbls against 1900 bbls for
last week. The sales for the week wei e
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-06

\ ,rre>poudant of the Raleigh
,,e,,1 H-r.-> ) from Iarhoro', ii regard
to ;i.a5-Iji:ce, Il follows:
Il was much surprised to see the
difference i}etwcen Tarboro' as it is
and rarboro' rs | though ut it. L had
been under the Impression, partly
rom It's nane, location and age, that
i VS. a d;lAp;datcd, rough country
town. whereas il j; realy o..e OF the
nreeiie5t anl most refined looking
towns n tha State It can boast OF q
large number OF elegant private resi-
!2rce-. situated in well kept and taste
II y arranged grounds, and has many
l.au,!SOfaa business structures The
merchants seem to be doing fourishing
ana rr0s,rerous trade. and their stocks
Of Goods seem 10 he well selected and
very large fer 50 small I" place, Tar
brYo' IS also quite al important cotton
/ market: over 5000 bales were sod
. 6urisE iIte wear ending September
. l,,f. and tie prices o';ta;Icd VII COM
,,,v,. .aystaI3lv With those OF any mar
f, i;ct under like circumstances.
"phe Episcopal church is q beautiful
structure. and is indeed an ornament
70 the town, and one which the citizens
mav Justly fee a pride i'll. Both ID
regard to surroundings and archltectu-
raj prcpriety it is very attractlve.-
The inferior Is i'll keeping with the eX-
terror i'll D0i:lb OF taste. All the AZ
rancenents seem 10 have been made
Win All exc to comfort and convenience
~, well as to the production Of an ar
tistig, ana beautiful effect. There arc
several handsome memorial windows
prominent among which is one to The
memory II the gallant General Fender
The pillp.t readingdosk and othe1
manufacturers Of the altar are IN every
VA worthy OF mention il view o
the historic association pertaining t.
t tic material ont of which they are con
efrras,d. They arc heaut fully an'
arti tea1y carved and made OF Woo
, t.,:en nom TIC wreck Of the celebrated
steam ram, -1l5cnaGrie, which wa
: sunk in &. naval engagement at Ply
j mouth during the late war.
"In the yard is to be found rar
shrulobery; cedars from the Himliaya
mountains, from Austria and Japan, an
in fact, trees, shrubs and exotics frcT
q various climes.
The buildings, surroundings, etc
i are "a very suggestive monument OF I'll
g wealth, intelligence and refinement
J. the citizens Of Tarboro', and does IL
} finite credit to both their iberality an
good taste.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-06

rat,sidges, per pair. 25 to 80 cents.
squirrels, each, IS to 20 cents; Wild
ducks, per pair. IS cents to 81; rerisoi,,
per pound, Is tn - cents
S,ISpRrEs. Butter, per pound, 30 20
81 cents; fresh country butter, per
pound, 40 cents; eggs, per dozen, 20
cents: honey, per pound, % cents !;
pickles, per dozen, 20 cents; lard per
pound, ~ cents.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-06
Cape Fear Agricultural Ls>sDci.,-
ton.

The friends of the Cape Fear Agri-
cultural Association met last evening
lu the Hall of the Bank OF New Hano-
Yer to consider the affairs of the Asso-
Citation.
q Col. S. L. Fremont presided, and
owen Fennell, Esq, acted as Sccce-
The affairs of the Associations were
July and freely discussed, and com
nillttees appointed to wait upon the cit
liens to solicit aid.
Other measures for the r9lief Of the
association We're proposed, and will be
put into operation.
feeling that the Association could
ana should be relieved prevailed, and
tllose who were present seemed mucl
IN earnest.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-06

RO5IN-Tl.e market for Resins has
been quite variable in tone and prices
during The past we k. The most con-
spicuous decline has been in Strained,
for which the principal enquiry las
seemed to exist. The transactions
both in spots and ltures we're ali at
decline on last weeks quotations. In
the face of large and increas
ing supply of tonnage the market has
continued dull and depressed, which
the learned say is caused by an over
stocked European market. The long
interest has served to stimulate the
market to certain extent, but at the
close of our writing to-day, it contln-
unes quiet but steady and closes with
better feeling at 81 - for Strained. Tie
finer grades have not been IN much re-
quest, and the transactions were hmi-
ted to few small lots at previous prl-
ce5. The sales for the week and the
condition of tae market at dltferant
periods Ce the week as reviewed IS as
follows Friday, the market opened
dull and nominal at 81 is and sellers
We're anxious to accept he quotations
but buyers were unwilling to operate.
There was small enquiry for finer
grades with the following sales at the
following prices 50 bbls No. l, at So
30 "a bbis Pale at 81 and 20 bbls
Window Glass at So T. Dbl. Saturday,
the market for STAINED continued as
written the previous day. Monday,
there was some activity displayed but
the prices obtained for Strained were
at decline of ) cents. The medium
grades were also in demand and sales
were effected at fair margin above
Strained. The sales were as follows
1000 Dbl Strained at 81 10; 800 bbls
good Strained ct 81 10 500 bb!s No.
2 at s. l.. Tuesday, tie market CON
tinued active at former quotations with
sales as follows l 600 bbls Strained
''spot" at s. 10 and 500 bbls do. buy
ers option, February delivery at 81 -.
Wednesday, the market was qnict and
500 bbis Strained were sold on private
terms. To-day. Thursd y, the market
closes quiet and steady a. 81 10 p Dbl.
The receipts fos the week 1880 bbls
against Ii $40 bbls for last week show
Il decrease of 1 ,925 bbls. The exports
for the week IL, 435 bbls against ID, 281
bbls for last week, show an increase OF
3,15t ibis. The stock i'll yard Is 3d.
:}25 bbls and atioat II, $50 bbls against
II, 518 bbls i'll yard and 6,O08 bbls.
atioat, for last week. The following
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-06

After the adjournment OF the Board
OF Education the Board OF County
Commissioners went into session, when
number of tax complaints wer2 acted
upon, subject TO the provisions OF see
ton Is, chapter -, Laws OF 1o12-'13
On motion it was ordered tLat Com
missioner a. II. Morris be appointed
Chairman pro tenn of the Board, wlGl
authority to sign all money warrants
on the County Treasurer during the
absence of the Chairman.
Board adjourned to meet a. the call
Of the Chairman.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-06
Thursday, no sales reported.
@Selecoed casks.
tBuyers' S option after 9Th.

thursday, 40 SHES ltPo& et'''
@Selecced casks.
tBuyers's option after 9Th.
CRUDE TURPENTINE-The ia
huenccs operating upon the market for
this article during the week iLst
c,o5td have all been Of a bearing ma
turc, but in spite of this there We're
only slight concessions made in favor
of buyers and these were afterwards
rcgained by corresponding advances,
and to-day the market closes steady at
81 10 for Hard and 3 10 for Yellow
Dip. The receipts for the week 3,2lS
bbIs against 1881 bbls for last week,
show a decrease of 2,6lo bbis. Inc
exports for the week 90 bbis against
72;l bbls for last week, show also dc
crease e. i73 bbls. The stock in yard
as last taken was 1910 bbls against
5,I3t bbls for last week. The sales for
the week were As follow
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-06

SPIRITS TURPENTINE.-
the few articles of produce which has
maintained tirmness during the
week, may be mentioned Spirits Tur-
pentine. Immediately subsequent to
the closing of our last report, the mar
ket became buoyant and Friday and
Saturday prices ruled steady and strong
at 49, cents. Monday there was q
slight reaction of feeling in the mar
kct, and prices gave way to 43 cents.
Tuesday 43 cents were the ruling quot
ations for spot Spirits, but futures
we're stronger, and several hundred
casks changed hands for delivery at
BUYERS option after the 9th at 43! cts.
Wednesday the market opened firm at
3 cents, bat subsequently closed firm
at IL cents. To-day Thursday at the
close Of our report, il remains firm at
a cents. The receipts for the week
were 2,3O5 casks against 1920 casks
for last week, showing an incrt ass OF
275 casks. The exports for the week
were 1,272 casks against 2,4JO casks
for last week, show decrease OF
IFS casks. The stock III yard and
;,fioat when last taken was 5,6S4 casks
| against ,651 casks for last week. The
sales for the week were as follows
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-06

IL, showing a increase since September
l, 1878. cf 2j0, Ia bales. The exports
for the week ending, reach IL total of
81, 1877 bales, OF which -, 7Sj were TO
Great Dritia,,. II $40 10 France, and
q, 501 to the rest OF the Continent,
while the stoc..s as made up are ROW
So, sci bales. The following are the
nHiniaI III ai11rat ~ ions
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