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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-11-27
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TEl,Ic:,oTo>', !rntcrdou Co, \. J..
juno Goth, 1874.
Or. i. '. r1E&cE, Buffalo, \. y:
Dc0r .St,'::--it Is with happy heart
that I pen these lines to Gcknowl, dge
thai vou aud y'Ilr Golden Medical
Discovery aud ~ alive Pellets are
blessings to the world. These medi-
cines cannot be too highly praised,
for they have almost broI git me out
of the grave. Three months ago !
was broken ont with large ulcers and
sores en- my BODY. limbs and tace. |
procured your Golden Medical Dis
covery and Purgatiye Pellets, and
have taken six bottles, and today /
am in good health, ali tEcae ugly Ill
GERS having heale q and 4 fl my Sh,n III
a natural, healthy c@nd ton. thong ht
at one time could not lie cured. All
though can but poorly express m
gratitude to you, Yet tEele is drop O.
Joy in every word / orlte. So" :
blessing rest on yuu aiud your wonI;"s-
full medicines is the humble prayer -
Yours truly, JAMES O. BELIHs.
When a medicine VIII promptly care
such terrible eating ulcers and free
the blood of the viru]oEt 90. son cauS-
ing them, who can longer doubt its
wonderful virtues? DR. Pierce, how
ever. does not wish 10 place his G,..d-
en- Medical Discovery III the catalogue
of quack patent nostrEm> b. recon-
meuding IL to cure every disease, nor
does he SO recommend II; hut what he
does claim is this, that there Is but
one form of blood disease that It Will
not cure, and that disease is cancer.
He does not recommend his DiscoT-
cry for that disease. yet he knows Il
to be the most searching blood clean
ser yet discovered, and that twill free
| the blood aud system CT ell Other
known blood poisona, DC they animal,
! vegetable or mineral. The Golden
Discovery is warranted by him to cure
| the worst forms of Skin Diseases, as
all forms OF Blotches, Plmpi.s and
Eruptions, also all GlanGu.ar Swell
ings. and the worst form OF Scrofuloui
and liberated Sores of Neck, Legs Oh
other parts, and ali Scrofniotis Dis
eases of the Bones, as White Swellirgs
Fever Sores, Hip Joint and Spina
Diseases, all of which belong to Scrot
| ulous diseases.
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SENATE.
III DAY.
Sc III DAY.
MoHDAY, nov. %, 1874.

MoNDAY, nov. %, 1874.
Nj Cantwell,a bill concerning lands
forfeited to the State for taxes. Allows
the same to be redeemed within twelve
months, under certain provisions. Ac-
companied by letter from the Secre-
tarv of State approving Of the measure.
neieGiou.
Mr.. Cantwell. bill in favor OF l..
MCKINNEY of Wilmington. Referred.
Mr.. LeGrand, bill to amend sec.
1, chap. 81, of laws of 1S7S-74. Re
ferred. +.
Joint resolution that the question OF
the adjustment of the State debt shall
not be considered except IN secret
session Adopted.
Mr.. Ccntwell, a memorial from the
Chamber of Commerce of the city OF
Wilmington. Refers to the retaining
O. marsh lands belonging to the school
fund and the valuable timber thereon,
one-haif to be given for the retaining
of the other. Referred.
Mr.. Cantwell. a resolution OF in
struction to the Committee OF Internal
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EXPORTS.

COASIWISE-
Baltimore Steamship Rebecra
Clyde-94 bales cotton, 173 casks sr:r-
It's turpentine, 394 bbls rosin, % bbls
pitch, rs bbis tar, 81 bushels peanuts,
IS bales sheeting. Is cases tar.
New York -Schr F Merwin-347
bales cotton, 1000 bbls rosin, 100, eco
shingles.
Now York-Stes,hship Benefactor-
149 bhls rosin, 100 bbls crude turper-
tine, 400 bbis tor, 1, 14S bales cotton.
ITO shocks. eco bushels pea nuts, 7
bags chesnuts, 20 bbls potatoes,
bale fibre, l Dbl wax, 8 bbis roots, 4
bales hides, 42 pkgs mdse.
FOREIGN.
Hamburg-German Brig HeIios-
$3.50 bbls rosin.
acknowledgements Brig Dagny-
1880 bbls rosia.
Liverpool-Br Barque Wild Hun
ter-S9 bales cotton, 2,748 bbls rosin.
Liverpool, Eng-Br harque Susie
2,s12 bbls rosin.
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II ALCOHOLIC SrJHUJ.ASrs are taken
into the blood the heart works faster.
and this unnatural speed wears out
the vital machinery. All Intoxicating
uostrums advertised as ''t0nics, "ren-
oyatcrs," &c. produce this disastrous
e1;act. end should be rejected. DIR.
Walkers VeRetab g Vinegar Bitters-
au InyigoraDt without the curse o.
alcohol-is every where surplantius
these poisops. iw
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II best Legislative ike Il the
s.a@aE was Gcrretrntel - or friend
Capt. Robinson, Sroakcr Of the Eoaee.
Il appointing Brew.rg!yn, one >f the
severely cy,orsd Commoaecs froN this
county, O. tine Cym,n.etca on FINANCE.
Thv thins would have been more
eZ4AlsHeiy complete, however, il lie
had made BuI Moore, Esq, member
Of the judiciary Committee, position
~ Which his extraordinary leg i attain
: ~ w.r,d Lave shown T. Groat
Advantage.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-11-27

CRUDE TURPENTINE. COM
pared with last week no changes of
importance has TRANSFERRED in the mar
ket. The movement throughout the
week has been rather of a restricted
character, but prices ruled steady and
unchanged. There has been some
enquiry from exporters but they as
rule have not been anxious about
purchasing, and bought only an occa-
sional lot. the bulk o. tho receipts
being taken by the distilling interest.
At the close the market is steady at
e GO for Hard and So so for Yellow
Dip and Virgin.
The receipts for tho week were e97
hbls., against l 1897 bbls for last week.
Tho exports for the week were 80 bb,s
against J40 bbls FOR last week. The
stock IL yard and afioat is 1866 bbls,
against l ,G97 bbls for last week. The
sales far the week were as follows.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-11-27

!. -,s-aE, lie I'D, Was the ;ho.-
..-.y If =: C'.m.nt. tie th:d
49,. ;.,f Lone, who was Dartyse.: j,
'4r Ger luo, hy beng cast iu:o the
e. with ~ urcLor IA tened - lin.
Il" IS b. author Of an cpistlv which, in
,-'e cary az S Of the church, vas ~
Ic'y rad, aid was ryg,rd-d as almost
tQiaI in "n5hority to those Of s.. Paul.
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kElc Storm eE ZcsGcrsyay,

E.sv yesterday morning there was
v,uag Storm brewing intnis Iat;tnda
AL branches were torn from trees and
som" I-Ecas Frustrated IN various por-
tons 4 tEe city. The river Was also
ia-u ,Jtlto great fury and the waves
r.a 50 high that fora time the cross
Jag ~ tie ferry boa-s was rendered
In ,-. l"fl.'H5. Inc tide w"a IL the
-:-.- 3.r. t!oH - the Wind 1t the time
i.nt f. -."ts y tie w-ul luIied before
I'll. t.,-t-. tanned or the meeting Of
b.. ~--s Id the wet'r wou'i have
.,.- "a 81 .'HzsaSe q tho river IN d
maj bl.,- .-c1t 10 impossible. About
i"c.c t..o Wind tad lul!ed vey
ty.-.a ...i' and vas succeeded by a
s-arp ~.
tn, Storm seems to have been very
~v.re father to the Souti Il - rs re-
r.r4to ba found under lie l., Ia! lie
.....i st..te that the town Of Tusouul-
'ts Ea-, suffered severely sg5:n is
..-...s', "a large humber q buildings
h." . hatn destroy, 4 With may Ter
-.- l.i.ed and injured
n. - Ega- :;;y,r S.,...-.,c,.
.r.,.,.. To ,;.e ,.c Dr ,v,r.,
z.r - = Uc,,,3zx....7 contributes
t.,- ;..4..rast,,,c, ,-,:.., =. n. =, ..,,rra,,t
~-.. .at I'll. Ne Y,rk .<l,,;t5 i. ~,.-a-s
+....... .s.,,,, ,,n,.io-,+ior - a.. f,.,,..
r...- ...,.. II, a.,na1-. -. 4,.o 30,
Ill.,. 49, CT e'i~r,,r l,..r eoza :.
tY... s,,.,;-o ,,1-r..,, ,rr.. mn -, :, 49,
,..? tj,4 frfa4.t AMI ,1,,,,, s,},an.,;vaa
AZ .,.. Stoned mn H.. ,ir.. On bo,
H.. t..;., :, t!.o o,,,rz. of ,be ..,,.-c,o
- ,,1s .7o fo,,or;rr tanqs-r,, tr.b.
n.o to tIc ,,,ernorv q to !o+a l,-. 4.
G. Worth senior member If tlla Hfra
# Worth + Dariol Of fI;e go o,a
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Scnencs1's t'usn.onSc syrup. for tho
St.1sGOs t,Nn.u ion, Z CT, CHS an d

SI1OPe kIE INC
Cure Os son.uaspston,s <,r,glis aud
(;0.G>.
The gre virtue OF This medic, no ~ that 1t
ripe Us the clatt.r aud tGruvs II opt OF tie sye
TEN, TI!rifies g hiccd, ard t.ue effects a cura
Schcnch's SEQ Heed Tonic, for tho
ctfrc or iD.y&11eosia, Ladi.gestion, dc.
The Tonic Irohuc=s healthy sctien OF the
atom sch. creating 81 appetite, forming chyIe,
end cHolp.. 'l't- mort obstinate cases OF inuiges
ton
SchoncH's Mandrake Pills, .tor the ct,re
ri Liver Complaint. &c,
tie Pulls are Alternative, And proIo a
heeI:hy act ON Of the liver without the least
danger, ~ they are tree from calopnel, and vet
uc'e phactous iii restoring healthy action of
tn1 liver.
Z hes reTu ~, ss ere 4 certain cure tor Con
sUfGitiOTi ~ tie Puil,'suIc Svrap rty.1pE The
ms;t-T aud purit s tho bioo1. Tue Maniyaxe
Fili% set ITison the liver create a bca:.hY .iie,
End CniJse All Diseases Of ;be itve;, otteu 4
cause al Consumption The 5, . Weed Turuc
gives tore aud strength TO the stnpl ch makes
god digestion, and enables ths prsaus to
tUriG gnssd blood; and thus creates bessihy
circn),tiep It healthy blood. The combined
actis OF these medicines, thus explained
will cure every case Of COnsun ptiOD, il taken
In time, aud the usa of the medicines peresyer
&c ia.
Dr. Schenck /. professionally at his principal
office, Gunner sixth ana Arch Streets, Pb,ladel.
phia, every Monday, where all letters for ad.
wee must be addressed
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L lac East Elites

.>sge c" course OF mourning
n ,l'si =, :. aid relatives On Sunday last
20 pau Ut lat sad tlIhute to the reInuins
s. cue i@te N..-L!A;I L. EHPIE. The
C ,--sI'i took place from St. james
si r1,cn AMI til beautiful and imprt $
W. w. 1-th 4 iar tue buIiai OF the led
was reaG i,y lie D..hor.
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TAR-There is no particular change
TO note IN the market as compared
with last week. The demand from the
opening to the close has been COM
parativeiy light and rather dull feel
ing prevailed. At the close the mar
ket is quoted quiet ard steady at 81 81
Per Dbl.
The receipts for tho week were 261
bbls. against 1, 1874 bbls. FOR last week
Tho exports for the week were 1853
bbls against 240 bbIs for last week.
. The stock in yard aud at1oat as last
taken was 1907 bills. against 1852
bbls. for last week.
The sales for the week we're as fol-
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CONDENSED from the Raleigh News.
NORTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE
SIXTH DAY.
SENATE.
SATURDAY, Nov. 81, 1874.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.


INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Mr. Martin, a bill Tor the general re
lief of sherlffS and tax collectors. Re
ferred.
Mr.. Graham, a bill in relation to in
surance companies. Referred.
! Mr. Parrish, a bill to recover costs
On appeals from justices of the peace
! deferred.
Mr.. Stamford, bill concerning the
I taking of fish from the waters of Go
shen Swamp. Referred.
Mr.. Kerr, bill to amend chapter |
section 76, Of Battles Revi al. Re
ferred.
Ir. Parrish, bill requiring justices
/ uf the peace to give bond. Referred.
III LrGrande, a bill to amend sec
ton ], chapter 81, of the laws of 1873
III. Referred
Mr.. Walker, bill to allow sheriffs
or tax collectors to collect arrears Of
taxes; allows all sheriffs and tax CO!
It ctors TO collect all arrears of taxes
until January l, 1876, with certain
provisions. deferred.
lJr. Kerr, q bill to amend section
-, chapter IS, of Battles Revisal
Refers to the laborers lien law. Re-
ferred.
RESOLUTIONS to promote the educa-
tional facilities of the colored race of
North Carolina, requiring the raising
o. JOINT committee. Adopted.
Resolutions concerning civil and
States rights. The resolutions of
Mr. Cantwell were published Yesterday
morning.
Mr.. Cautwoll moved that the con-
ajderation OF these resolutions be
postponed until the first Thursday in
January next. Adopted.
Mr.. Cooke, of Franklin, resolu-
ton providing that the question of
the State debt shall be considered only
IL secret session. Lies over.
Mr.. Graham, resolution calling
upon the Treasurer to give the valua-
ton Of the property Of the various
railroads, canals and telegraph COM
pauias III this State for taxation, and
what taxes have been collected on
the same during the last four years.
Adopted.
\ message was received from the
;iul3s-s asking the concurrence of the
Senate IL the appointment of JOINT
standing. committee on constitutional
reform, to which all questions upon
this subject should be referred.
The oena:e having already agreed
to the appointment Of a joint Especial
upon the same subject.
the Qlea:ion Of coucurring in the
Houa9 resolution caused some discus
sion, which WAS participated in by
MesSts. Eusbee. French, Warning,
COo.ls. OF Franklin, Stamford and
Bel, the listrr stating that being per-
soaai!y opposed to The call of u Con-
yantion, he thought it was as neces-
s;:ry for his constituents to know his
views upon the subject as it was for
hiD 70 know theirs upon the same.
On not on Of Mr. Mills, the further
Of the subject was post |
ooDel until Monday.
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e following were The quotations

SPIRITS TURPENTINE The mar
ket has been very unsettled during
week and fluctuations in prices were
fire. queDt but not severe; As & general
ru.e the market favored buyers, al
though st times firm feeling would
be noticed followed By an advance
vhich would cover the previous de-
cline. In this condition OF the market
prices luctuated from 32l to 80 cents,
hut at the c.ose today are reported
Qa;et and steady at 33 cents.
fine receipts for the week were 3.545
c2sks against ], 379 casks Tor last week.
TIE exports for the week we're only PSI
caai5 against ,2S3 casks for last week
The stock III yard aud afoat is 1915
Casks against G,GS5 casks for last
week. The sales for the week were
fni1oTys
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Adyertfsed NY S.ARs,.

Is sf-HpDONT, ard u yoa use II daily, the
Whit giesra o. the pearls between the parted
ruo:es viii prove its excellence as q Dentrifoe,
and he sweetness OF the breath will attest its
durifying properties. d&v.1v
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DEB.

Death loves a shining m srk. anc never bse
that Il nth been more clearly cxemplited than
In the case OF him whose suddeR aud untImely
emu has thrown such a sosnbre ea aiGw over this
entire community.
When shs sged ana infirm are taken em ue,
however raintal the separation may be, there
Is still 6 Subtraction IN the reflection that
length OF lays had been granted them in which
70 hnieh theie work before they ceased from
their lAbois. But when the young, the vigor-
Gus, the strong, are suddenly sttnck down In
our midst, tue heart Is palsied ana the pulses
almost cease 90 beat, Such was The case when
the aCnonD ment fast WILLIAM r. ENYrF
WAS no more, fell upon the startled Of
p oIle on Thursday last but three short days
before, he " A. with IL, huoyant in health and
eIulfant in spirits, with smile al d r t.leasqnt
jest for an ami cordial grasp of The hand
which showed that his heart slwaps lO,al
and sue-b but 70 day, tho funeral bell will toll
his req uiem, and a InCurnful c11tege he II on
ward with solemn step TO the silent City OF the
Dead. all th4E remains of youthfol vicnr ard
manly hea;tg, CT high toned principe and lofty
bearing, OF generous synpattiieS and loving
affections Of ntteT unseInShhess on ! She most
sclf-sa" r:ilclug devotion 10 FriepieanG kindred.
He WIS one vino had my, for al loved
him. He IVES fearless AMI chIvaiYic and acten
well his art i'll behalf Of his native section
during the rNCeri war between the States, and
hearted man, who l,ved bur tor others, and l. al
thcCSht OF eelf
Eesr !-i5, gently H. HE res.-for he was ttr-
der ard t-'Ie--Etr. " bYignt eve,gree,s around
him, tor his life wss nns!c and snn>h lie and
flowers. Lat t. E earth fall lightly uron him
and IT," ,"ers OF f-ien.s nirge with the tears
of kiuGr@'i and toe grief Of aye he uttcTetl SIDE
by side with tho gri1f OF childhood, for VIII LIZ
E2PtK j. dreG-WHLIR EhfIE is d-sd
eErerdHy rncrninS. Of Dipht'.eiia, -ICSE p *
ED u a NJ, infant ron of alexander i. ard
Mary Ein Ltsi!u, aged years aud ~ days.
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Edward Rever, Esq. Horton. Ein-s ceuntV,
~ s. writes that an atoms. il Z cHro mas peen
e ffe cted on hi- daughter by the U.s. q DOM
sons AnoGN ne LIIIiDert The y hole sp!Le
beeam- diseased; she lost the CT er limbs,
and her back was rounded up iaEe Dow, III
cunsenuenra of king cid after t@FlnR heff'
well.
thatapv educst-d physician. after careful
examination OF the recipe. will say that ar
sons' Pureative Pills possess more merit than
any other pill now offered ZOE sale'
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Louisville (j0DPIGGpI Journal

An OH cftahliztet, live. vitc-:saake, pyoEress :
iva, p",Tsy I,ri zb: ai:I si'i-y Eepsr. $4,000
Gist-tbu:.t. - fts patToua on - q January
pest. Row i TIE fIIne - ar;hserIoa. t'rcniars
VIII, fCl4 rarojc;la5r ard specimen ccp,es srnt
free on eI.EtNcettcs:.
Terms. - a yer ard :hsra' or3"rs :" Clubs.
AtG7ut-. ". y. EEAf.DfSTAN.
Pres C.H-i T-,Fo,rnaI &c. I,oI:-sIile. ~ :
TX - Isl cSslI
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:. / l. - i I. /. 5.

- = So x - "a - 80 az
!
I
! -i4- tt:i~-Eil -,cv.s say: the State
! : aa:c IS composed Ct 3.arteen !aw-
/ ~. ,13Hc1teu farmers. Two farm IS a. d
| ,"rf'i.'ufS, t"o lawyers and farmers
| i"u merchants, one Ii1i.vr, two teach
! -. ute 10 rtoanie, tv> phy-ici.,la,
/ rs. ca" coffin maker. In "a, HOUSE.
| 4. Of n'ir'f-ti'o II NIL = HYio have
| si"ff q 20 49, tl~i" c'.-"i:i. .ouS, tntr"
/ .f'- uJ.}-"nt IafiAesS, s.H4e;n law
- iiEr te.c-rfN, seven merchants,
hi. Il'ya'cia~, t;vo bankers, tive
/ 'yeciiaLlc@, Two ministers, che li-I-
-'m"n. oro evil engineer, a.d two
barDcts.
1l'7 'stat'@Ti3;e a~e:.2a- saysf
y learn tr2m Alr. i~arc ira:5on, q:
/ I2:si1 - c':!lfJ, ti..:5 |Ir. JArltl Set
! Lar, who i've, $40 mile Cas5 Of New
ION, On last Sunday, the 18th lust
/. kl!sat " la;S@ grey e1G.e, measuring
n-le t@s.- s!at n | 4 10 ~ If Wig. .Lls
lH4i1@G.s.: biEi el.Gh1ei III Air. SetZ-r's
yi'l.'. I'D such was lts size thes the
children, WHO wlce tacTciu playing,
I: |! 10 the house IN friEht-cyvn the
d., au,l-:l: shelter. On iufOYIpation
ben: gwen tAat gentl, ma. gathered
us gpa AID shot the b'T,t as it was
lcl-Uc,iy s.-oiing aDu;;5 III ya;d.
= o''z. .oh"e,, sitS5 'h.'a - at
re-" &i"F9 Z, D'"il ',;F1lJA 'liea III
~" II : 49, ;-'.ts most cti' ~ 2oSltiGn
~ : .,,-,-', =. , - ,Ii
a-"s. aul j. the one srr5 . earth III
be-. 8. 3
- = '-n.,',c 2erlfco AID de- Grafton.
ALo"j-4 &~9 S.aT;a and gtaTes5onca.
ai-c r:c .-.? u.tll, III, al ve.i ordered
and neatly E-pt, sone showing be -
cent .o'!,i - lands dir ctctt hy loving
@.Io, ":5ie -" o." winch i;rS.nE@2.-
"G0.:l I've sEpec5e.: =: Il a uIo&1 Ion
nge:t "-G ccT-Ic': = tie only 'islon-
IT, 4 's.',T,, s'al-.ftr them c!'. L e 7ill-
a.S.a..- locking l";s, ~ marked by
cross o. sIIh, u"% hn.f flied With
loose lnb;}se y broken hiic.", stones
Az earth. IL q q. GTac t" :hc People
u DoTI.
''1 ~ 50 ~'1"7 ~ ~ - ~ i
''''' al ''-iL' ga III 'e
:, ''i'-'1 in''-i:- . H-''I-- my 60 III
me o,%t1 q young i-'.'H i'1h3
= Z Hai'oto. = seen? LII s9'S a.
H"", ~ - i5-'.' ! - -lf'' 90
~" - "a ~ '''.'' 80 90 Up
H""-'' con- .-1~S' i'"'."<3 VIII S'oil
,''''-'' "ii'' I-H''!', ~ - .'i9 H''t tiooi
olcaiI4c hH5tIe" "-!' 6O' -I'o . Il S"''
Cie - ~ w. II o''pi5 i-i,'i tI, u
l,Ilt
- - TX 90 - ~ - '''
% - io'L'' y ileH W. ,o.t''o ~ ~
,i.'. CO a ne pr - ,'.I'''ll ~
Fac pc" htop'ii'I' ~ ''s'i ~. = .
l1'' i'",'esS - 40 r 81 iAiI - &" o'.l'
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A PPLICATION will be made to the next
General Assembly Of North Carolina to amend
the Charter OF City Of Wilmington and f or
other purposes. sept 2a-292.
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while the stocks as made up are now
$780, O8 bales.
The following are the official quo
tations to-day:
Ordinary. Nominal.
Good Ordinary .13k cents
Low Mlddhng. ........ 49,
| Mlddnng. IA
Good Mlddllng. $500. Il!
! ROSIN-This market again attract
! ed liberal amount of attention from
| operators. and quite All active business
was transacted. The tone of the mar
, ket was firm, the receipts being light
! while the exports were large. The re-
/ ports received from other markets
; were generally of a favorable tenor,
( which also had tendency to strength
en- the feeling here. Strained was the
principal grade of enquiry. The mar
ket opened firm on Friday at So, Gan
advance of 5 cents on the closing
figures of last week. and shortly after
wards advanced to 81 O5. At these
figures there was q demand for all
offered, and the market closed firm to-
day at s. 05 bid. For fine resins
there was about the usual demand.
The stock of this quality being ex-
tremely small, it has been difficult to
supply the wants of purchasers, and
prices have ranged very high; water
white resins are selling at SIS per Dbl.
The market for foreign freights con-
tinues firm and some advance of rates
have been accepted by chartercs. For
latest rates see daily market.
The following synopsis is a resume
Of the market and sales for the week.
Friday-Strained opened firm at So
per Dbl, with sales of l 900 bbls at |
these figures.
Saturday-Strained continues firm. |
aud an advance of cents is recorded, |
The sales to-day being :, 500 bbls G. at |
s. 05. and 100 bbls E aud L At So 10 |
per Dbl
Monday-Straired is firm and buy
ers take all offered The sales were
800 bbls Strained at So C5, and 169
bbls 90" Good Strained az p O5 per
Dbl.
Tuesdsy-Stra'ne,l firm. Sales of
400 bb!s &C. at So O5, and 100 bbls
'D' at s. 10 per Dbl.
Wednesday-To-day as we cloec our
,eport We hear of transactions at uL-
;nanged figures, and the market may
>e written firm at 81 G5 per Dbl.
The receipts for the week were
;, IA bbls against 10. 1T hbls for last
s@@k. The exports for the week were
2,274 bbls against 1891 bbls tor last
week. The stock in yard and afoat '
5 II, 463 bb;s against Is, 963 bbls for
asst week I
The following were the quotations