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, 1874-06-22

Rtp7s tho aalona Iqdustr4ial Prsss--Indrpendsnt.
, Wo do not consider the platform perfeot; far
from 1t. Dnt We do think that tho work dono in
ali In tho right direction. and was as near the o.d
to DO nttainnd aa was possible under tho orcuu-
,stauces. Ono thing, however, was ap-
parent to tho moat casual obBetvor: theBo mon
lin tile Btato ConventionJ wcro each ind NIL thor
tuughly in earnest. When they said economy, they
Inoant exaotAy that aud nothing loss.
, 1874-06-22

From tbs Mdcomb Grafper-1udtpendsne
Lot tue people now go to work with wiE, md
DO entirely free from, and independent OF, tho
dnn only be kept atlvs by their agitation work
for tho present and for tho future, and tho mo-
uopoGas that now rob and the thieves and politi-
clans who plunder tue people will bo driven
taustries Of tho country will be properly apprec'-
atea and rewarded. and thieves and robbers
Justly punished. =.
, 1874-06-22

From tho Oregon tOgze county} Gynngs-1ndtrt,ient
From proaont Indications. there IL prospcct
81 tho pomocrnts entering the political campaign
ln thls STATIC. It is just and proper TINT they
should, md 1t proves to- l1s Tint they, like tho
Republicans, haVo ondoavoro4 to capture tho
far1neEa and mechanics movoment, and failed.
uonsoqnently, a. q last resort, thoy propose to
x11tnr tho field independent Of the movement.
NO earnestly hopo they will enter the fold, and
work nsalnnt their opponents, tho Republicans
B5 30 doing the strength OF the farmers aud.
mechanics party will grow stronger, nnd victory
may porch upon their bannors.
, 1874-06-22


49,
T QsT-ON hl1NDAY, At or NEAR TtfK Ftnsf
suitably br learinG f saus at ~ MehsanA'
GTRAYRu on 6ToLKN-A DAlk fEItoW COW,
. with ws fsrs and long llrrs t.o cnts tn lASa ~
thankfully reoslYsl aud 1sMArlsd ty IhS. WAEi.Aas
~ lhbsrty-tt
CTTNAYEp OF bTOLKN-VNUM TIE nuHScNlI-
= sr QUE 1urYti mara cult tfsr Ia fsEthsan ous sh&
EIn oo, 3ysars ud. liberal tawAtl vii =: paht ee
ANY iutnfnittn or selurn Ut ia 10 fETEM Han
ZEN, E41 nut i'll Gt1tt 1EB firnss ~,
, 1874-06-22

ETo7n tho HoalJord industrial 74,n<s-Indtnendsnt
III tho main tho platform, is constructed OF
bound planhB on which tho industrial yotors OF
considered rotten tho tinid onnR mood not tread
upon thena. How far 1t will bo ipdorsed by tho
peupln in TIM fnll oioohons, remains to be soon !;
bot, il wo mistaie not, this now party will give
The old tominisoenoos auch SHOCK M will at loaet
Awnkcn them to the necessity Of q now lifo and
activity IT they oxpoot to preserve tloir prestige
and power In tho State.
, 1874-06-22
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

I1AnT1EB DlsPOslNti OF llougisIoIn GOODS.
i !u1n!tura Metcaulse uf any Ggactiptinu, ahpuiA
call aud sog ia IllilsUN, RUUlkWELL 4 WILLIAMS,
~ and s1a EaSt MAdts9p.st. =
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-03
7Er. Ds,,Es ~ 5si4it. u.

The Robosuaiu3,, speaking of Hon.
Geo. Davis effort at EhzaEethtowp,
last Saturday, says There was quite
a respectable crowd present, composed
of the best men i'll the county, many
Of them old friends and admirers OF
III. Davis. He commenced speaking
at two o'clock, p. m, ard foT an hour
and half held his audience spell
bound. On the Civil Rights question
the speaker expressed himself so feel
ingly that many eyes unused to weep
she'd tears. The enornities Of this IN
famous bill were pictured to the audi
cnce in such . manner as to stir up
the white men Of Biaden county, and
we predict, that OH the 9th day of Au-
gust next, she viii poll the largest
Democratic vote that she has given
since the war. Mr. Davis was espe-
ciany severe on Judge Russell, and
showed concIusiyely from written
opinion delivered by Judge lsUsaell III
the celebrated Theatre peace warrant
case that he was the pioneer of Civil
! Rights in North Carolina. Alas Alas
"Daniel has come to judgment y
| Mr.. Davis was frequently interrupt
ed by applause, which, at times, was
/ so great that several minutes would
| clapse before you could hear his voice.
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-03
MARINE.
ARRIVED.

|
June 26-Steamsh;p D J Foley;
Price, Baltimore, A D Cazaux.
German Barque Charlotte, Wallace
(36 days. Cape de Verde, E Peschau
& Westermann.
Steamship Raleigh, Oliver, Balti.
more, A d Cazanx
Nor Barque Dogma, Johannsen,
Curacau, IA days, r E Haide.
Nor Barque La Belle, Skare, Lon
don, r E Heide.
CLEARED.
Schr John A Griffin, Foster, Phila-
delphia, Harriss & Howell.
Schr Mary Ann McCann, Cavansugh,
Grenada, G G Barker & Co.
Ger Barque Herman Helmreich,
Oesterreich, Rotterdam, Williams &
Murchison.
Schr Mary E Simmons, Candy, Bos-
ton, Harriss & Howell.
Brig Ida L Ray, Pressey, Boston, o
G Parsley & Co.
Brig China, Manthorn, Porto Rico. o
G Parsley, Sr.
Brig Altavela, Freethey, st Johns,
r, E Kidder & Sons.
Nor Barque Viking, Hansen, Lon
don, G G Barker & Co.
Schr p S Powell, Williams, New
York, Williams & Murchison.
Schr Dora M French, French, Ken
nebunkport, Me,J Fl Chadbourn & Co.
Steamship Benefactor, Jones, New
York, A d Cazauz.
June Steamship D J Foley,
Price, Baltimore, A n Cazaux.
Steamship Raleigh, Oliver, Balti-
more, A D Cazaux.
Nor Brig Alkor, Erickson, Antwerp,
Williams & Murchison.
Ger Brig Genius, Blancke, Liver
pool, Wick & Mebane.
Ger Baraue Felicitus, Kuhl, Stettin,
Williams & Murchison.
Ger Brig Albert, Abrams, Rotter-
dam, Williams & Murchison.
Br Brig Courtnay, Lamswood, Lon
don, Williams & Murchison.
Ger Brig Atlantic, Harding, Rotter-
dam, Williams & Murchison.
Ger Barque Friedrich, Low, ,Stettin,
Jas Anderson 4 Co.
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-03
To ALI. particularly invalids, spring is a try.

To ALL. particularly invalids, spring Is a iry
ing season. Indications OF sickness should at
once he attended to- Fatal diseases may be
caused bv allowing the bowels to become con-
stipated, and the system to remain in dlsor-
dered condition, until the disorder has time 10
develop itself An ounce of prevention is worth
a pound OF cure, is an old and truthful saving
Therefore, we advise ali 10 are tfcIoied Hha Whtn
Indigestion, dizerdered liYer, want OF aPpetlte'
nausea, OF feverisn skin, to take, without ueiay
Schenck's Mandrake Pills. We know OF no
remedy so harmless and decisive in its acton;
IL strikes at the root Of the dlsease an ia
produces a healthy tone TO the system feoFle
never need suffer from anv disease arising from
GisoTdersd condition of the liver if they wouii
take this excelient medicine when they feel the
first Indication of the malady. Families leav-
ing home Tor the summer months should take
three or four boxes of these pills with them
They have almost instantaneous effect.
They will relieve the patient of headache
in one Or two hours, and will rapidly cleanse
the liver of surrounding bile, and will effectu-
ally prevent billions attack. They are sold by
| all druggists. may
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-03
EXPORES.

Philadelphia-Schr John A Griffin
-40t,37 shingles, so bbls rosin.
feet lumber.
Schr Mary E Simmons-2,OOO bbls
rOsin, 10 bales cotton.
New 4oIk-Schr E S Powell-3, 9333
bbls rosin, 120 casks spirits, bales
cotton.
Kennebunkport, Me-Schr Dora NJ
French-1S0, 900 feet lumber
New 1ork-Steamship Benefactor-
1867 bbls rosin, 367 casks spirits tur-
2cntine, 211 bales cotton, 90 do sheet
ing.
Baltimore-Steamship d Foley
3 bags roots, 1857 bbls rosin. 2S7
casks spirits, 81 bbls tar, 40 pitch, 222
bushels peanuts, 121 bales cotton, l do
wool, 80, ,053 feet lumber, II empty ale
kegs, s Pigs mdse.
Ealtimore-Steamship Raleigh-919
bb!s rosin, i07 casks spirits, 100 bbls
tar, 100 90 pitch, SO do turpentine, As
bales siceting. 64 90 cotton, do bark
and roots, s. Go pulp, 81 bushels pea
luts, 60 eases spirits, 81 600 feet lum-
ber, , hhds tobacco stems.
FaREI.S.
Gce4al;.s-sc chr Mary Ann McCann,
lo2. l22 feet lumber, 1S2, 800 shingles.
Rotterdam-Ger Barque Herman
Helmreich-:,1 100 bbls rosin.
st Johns, p R-Brig Altavela -192,-
47G feet lumber, II, 400 shingles.
LoDdon-Nor Barque Viking
Ito casks spirits.
Arroyo, 2 R-Brig Clina-1OO, ia
feet lumber, $4,000 shingles.
LiveTpool-Ger Brig Genius-242
bbls rosin, ], 500 do spirits.turpentine.
Stettin-Ger Barque Felicitus
230 hbls rosin.
Ger Barque Friedrich $50 bhls
rosin
Rotterdam~-Ger Brig Albert, 800
bbls rosin.
Ger Brig Atlantic 600 bbls rosin.
London-Br Brig Courtnay-1, 743
hnls rosin.
Antwerp-Nor Brig Alkor-1, 600
b1ls rosin, $50 casks spirits.
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-03

SbIRlIS i'bENIiNL. - Since
our last report there has Deen sight
better feeling prevailing in the under
tone Of tie market, but 10 outward
sign has been displayed. if " e-cept
more cagcrnass 6AniUitasE on the part
Of i.nyers to purchase. Iho spot mar
ket opened ana closed unchanged in
quotation, bat futiIrva have advanced
shade and on Wednesday were ac-
tive for July delivery at 3D. cents,
To-day, Thursday at the ,ic4s ii or
report, the Ia. ket is written firm at %
MS.
The receipts for the week 5,341 casks
against I, l18 casks for last week, show
an increase of 223 casks. Tho exports
for the week 1920 casks against Z,aS3
casks fcr la,.t week, SHOW also a de-
crease of ?, 9G3 casks. The stock III yard
and af0at is 1902 casks against G,S8l
/ casks for last week. The sales fcr the
week were as follows
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-03

SATURATE a PIECE OF BREAD OR MEAT
with gastric juice, and it ,oiU dissotyc.
This IS digestion. Add to such mix
ture little alcohol, and it will not dis
solre. This is indigcstiOn. Beware,
then, Of tinctures, or tonics, or decoc-
tons containing spiritnous liquors.
Shun all rum ''tonics," and rely solely
on DIR. WALKERS VINEGAR BITTERs,
the finest digestive invigorant known,
and free from the fiery curse OF Al
cohOl. 4W
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-03
xgaGdeEiIsa sampson.

A letter received in this city yestcr-
day gives the most cheering accounts
of Col Waddell's triumphant progress
in his campaign through Sampson
county. The people are turning out
c,e n'aSsc to hear him wherever he
speaks, and he is every day strength,
ming his majority. The impression
is that he viii roll up larger MAORI.
ty in the county in August than old
Sampson has ever yet given to anJ
one man.
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-03

"fIorse-Men," and others whO pretend 10
know, say that the following directions mad
better be observed in using iSaeridcns CGrdhy
C055diti0p I0lyGerS: Give a horse a tablespoon
ful every night for a week; the same every other
night for or nights; the same TOR mich
COW and twice az much tor an OK. The addI-
ton OF little fine salt will be an advantage.
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-03
Wrigt,e Powell Escaped.

lie colored mail robIcr, Wright
foTe.i, was taken before L. S. Com
missioner Cassidey yesterday, on the
Gh"fges preferred against him, and was
bound over III the sum Of 5000 for his
appearance at the next tcrm OF the
United States District Court.
railing to give the bond lie was
sent to lail under charge Of Deputy
L. VI. Williams, but by a bold and
0"fln9 maneuyre, managed to escape
from iron custody. 1t was Just as the
Deputy with his prisoner was about
entering the jail enclosure. when Pow
eli suddenly stopped down and picked
up double handful Of sand, which he
uaShed INTO the Deputy's ewes and
then started of in a r1ln. GIr. VII
hams, though blinded bv the
.-hJ, immediately gaze chase an1
az" ms pistol and fred twice at the
i&3ltlve but without success,
G., Ihe fact was at once rcn0ytad +o
oAer!3 Black who promptly sem =
posse OF men IL pursuit but. IN t0
III, ms time. the fugitive is still, at LARGE
lhe Sheriff has also offered a rew9ri
ltr his apprehension and hopes II
'@9.EEe him TO-DAY.
fnrmg the flight Powell lost his
i'',s i4 ana an stated to some one whom he
a"I a"e1 .hat 1t had been stolen from hin
tn;ar tn' !l'J he was then in pursuit of the
o,tli hG was seen and recognized III tht
Yu'SAifts s'r Of the city, by one of tb.
.nstL .|d. hands, who attempted his arrest
euI VINO desisted when Powell drew
H., XII nm a large knife with which h,
As3 leen provided by some means.
he vas lat seen roys-,l-< tha ~,
- athi pond on tie plank road. inst cas-
i o,i 'Ie Guy, covered with mud, but i
~ supposed that he has made his wa
round to the track of the Wilroine,to
q Weldon Railroad, a few NILE aIoy
WIZ cl'y.-D0iiy Journal, Both.
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-03
vic,Inso of Obscure Disease, seeking

safety and restored health, should use DR..
HeImbold's Extract Buchu. This artIcie is
offieinaI and standard 1t is, moreover, the
ONLY preparation that develops the tuii value OF
Buchu as a diuretic. 1t is a perfect srscific for
female. Beware of counterteits and imita-
tons which nnscrupulous men are endeavor-
ing to palm Oft upon DR.. Helmhoid's reputa-
ton. Look for the Doctors signature On the
wrapper.
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-03

The receipts for the week, 1892
bbls. against 2, 165 bb3s forlast week,
show q decrease of SS3 bbls. The
exports for the week, were small and
the stock in yard to-day is ,312 bbls.
against 1,465 bbls. for last week.
The sales for the week were as follows:
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-03
Eg.gmbold,s Esuci,uis the great famil

EseEEnbOld,s FSNchu tue great fanny
medicine for diseases of the kidneys and KIND
red or gans. Full directions accom- mpany each
bottle. Look out for counterfeits. The genn,
fuo hos t'ln nrivnte r~Nnrintary stamp or H.
,.-.,t, IL, - -. ~ Al + ~ take any otn I
None but the genuine guaranteed. John f.
Henry, New York, Sole Agent.
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-03
County COnaEl2is&EUucrs.

A called meeting Of the Board Of
{, unity Commissioners was held yes
terday.
1t was ordered that the contract for
the construction of the bridge over
Moole's Creek, near G.. c. Woodstock ;
store be awarded to Il. H. Murphy
for $16O, the same being the lowest
bid for the constructit OF said bridge,
the contract to be performed to the
satisfaction of the Board. and that N:r.
Murphy be notified to come forward
and file his bond for the same.
1t was ordered that the Sheriff Of
New Hanover county advertise ii each
Of the daily papers III tho city, once =
week for four weeks, that an election
will be held on the first Thursday il
August, 1871, at the usual polling
places, in the county, To be hereafter
advertised, for the election OF the tol-
lowing Offices, viz:
l. Superintendent Of Public III
struction.
2. Member Of Congress.
3. Member Of the State Senate
and House of Representatives.
4. County officers, to-wit Five
County Commissioners, Sheriff, Coun-
ty Treasurer, Register Of Deeds,
County Surveyor, Coroner. and Clerk
oi the Superior Court.
.. Judge of the Superior Court
aud Solicitor for the Fourth Judicial
District.
The Board adjourned to meet again
on Saturday next, the 4th inst, at
or':'c@ i. M.--D0iLy JOu120t, 30th, =
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-03

Etcs.Ecen Ourselves, E4:sIicS-The
-er.s-t 5-,astimable OF your charms is a perfect
- r.,.t::;nr under the sun IL as
certain o ilergetusIJ.5 hat v;.,rIn the daily
uFc OF SOZCdV VDt
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-03

Hon. George Davis will address the
people at Kenansville, Duplin county,
on Tuesday, the 14th July next. Am
pie accommodations will be made for
ladies, who are invited to attend.
ISAAC q KELLY,
i.Gw "a Ch.n'n Ex Committee.
fccEGeDtalfy Rsr6yvHed.
A coiorod man by the name OF
Richard Jones. some > or 50 years Of
age, went in bathing at Green's mill
pond, yest-rlay morning, III company
with bis si''l,-son,a a boy about II years
81. The water WAS not very deep but
,i"'ts. soon after entering t,dived and
did lot return TO the surface. The
boy waited little aud then. becoming
alarmed, called for help. Some other
boys who We're in the neighborhood
ran to tie spot and togetherthey man
aged 70 bring Jones from the water
but life was extinct. It is supposed
that he was attacked with cramp, while
under the water, and was thus drowned
Coroner Hewlett held an inquest yes
terday and the verdict rendered was
III accordance with the above facts.
DuiLY journal, 3CtH.
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-03
70 Other ,x.a,c;. g.

an nnher ther Medicine ever attained srcj,
Its ~ n.po'eu+nted sale as Helmbolf's Ruchu
il deSato dud lame are known everywhere. aI,d
douhta, os s lVs great reputation, foi it mas nm
Eases of th merit 1t is warranted to cure all dis
Rewara ~ e kldneys and the urinary organs
tary ste ~, counterfeits. Genuine has proprie
s'A"p OF d. I. Helmbold on each bottle.
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-03
lowing arc thc official quo

ROSIN-Ihc market rs Il whole has
maintained tirmcr tone daring the
week under 2 steady export demand,
which IS reducing stocks steadily but
slowly, and there being some specu!a-
tive demand 1t prices current Il week
ago for present and future delivery,
there was an advance established on
Strained OF > cents. Tie foreign and
coastwise exports for tie week We're
so, 53 I bbls. against L $50 bbls for
last week. For the month the exports
were IS, ,556 bbl5 against ca 7,31I bbls
for last month. The number of ship
ping in port loading is large and the
stock atlOat to-day represents One-third
of the entire bulk q stock, SO that we
may safely report t!.at the outlook Is
more favorable for AZ advance at pres
ent or an early day, even ii the re-
ceipts are large. For futures the mar
ket has been .toadE. There were some
transactions, but the prices obtained
do not show any very marked improve
mcnt on spot Quotations. At the Ex-
change this week there was very little
trading done. IL the open market
Strained was active and the following
synopsis is written OF tie condition Of
the market from day TO day. On Fri
day, the first day of the present week,
the market was very quiet and there
were no important transactions, 81 so
was offered but no sales were reported
The sales were 200 bills Low No 1, at
81 90 & bbl. Saturday, the market
was very quict i'll tone, but there was
a good demand with fair sales. The
transactions embraced 500 bbls Com
mon Strained at 81 50 J, 800 bbls
Strained at 81 SO and 60 bbls No ., at
81 70 + Dbl. Monday the market con-
tinued steady and the former figures
were readily paid for all lots available
The sales reached l ZOO bbIs Strained
at 81 CO. Tuesday the market opened
with firmer tone and there was an
advance Of 5 cents during the day.
The sales were 500 bbls Strained at
81 G5 T. bbl. Wednesday the market
continued firm ana there WAS an ad-
vance Of 10 cents on futnres tor July
delivery The sal"s this day embraced
100 bbl8 Strained at 81 G3 and 500
bbls buyers option for the month at
81 70 T. bM. To-day, (Thursday) .,t
the close Of orr writing, at noon, the
market is quoted firm at 81 63 =
bbI.
No. /, >, pArs:s {, Extra pAI.t:s
The moiiurn and finer grades Of resin
during the week have been very quiet
but steady ana tho transactions were
limited, and tha quotations to-day are
Iul! up.
The receipt for the week, %, Gl7
bbls, against Ii, ,SJl bb:s for last week,
show an increase Of 3,726 bbls. The
exports for the week, 80, 53I bbis,
against i, ESQ bbls far last week, show
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-03
*Ruters option July.

buyers option July.
CRUDE TURPENT1NI. - The
movement in crude turtentine the past
few laya has been on limited scale,
manufacturers appearing to hold Off
from purchasing until there is better
supply here OF the new ,. cr9n. :3 as5SYal9 i
lite IS expected at tie present. The
sales for the week have been at 81 so
for hard, So so for yellow dip and
So 90 for virgin, at which figures the
market closes steady to-day.
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-03
Atlantic aEsi <s;rth Carolina s.:ssi-
read.

The announcement Of thc election Of
Col. L. ". Humphrey as President Of
this road is accompanied with the in
formation that already arrangements :
are being perfected with other roads
TO convey passengers and freiGhts upon
rates which will attract business to
that road. A return or round ticket
to Morehead City has been settled
upon from points on the Wilmington
and Weldon Railroad at the following
reduced rates: From Wilmington,
s. 20; from Wilson, 81 %; from Tar
boro, s. 80; from Weldon, 81 80.
Already we begin to see the effect OF
putting lire man in charge Of this
much abused road.
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-03
WEEKLY STATEMENT,

WEEKLY STATEMENT.
Statement Of the Receipts, Exports
AID Total Supply OF Cotton and
Naval Stores at and from the Port
OF Wilmington, n. c., for the week
ending July 1, 1874:
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-03

PHfLADELrHIA, July 1t 2. NJ
Cotton dull; middlings IL cents;
low middling 1Gs cents; strict good
ordinary l64 cents: good ordinary 10 !,
cents; ordinary "A! cents net receipts
AZ bales; gross receipts 3G5 bales.
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-03
Superior Court.

The session of this Court opened
Yesterday with motions made on the
civil docket, after which the case OF
Mary L. Ryberg, charged with Arson,
was taken up, Mr.. Solicitor CantweIl
opnearing for the prosecute ION and Nh
4 Empic for the defence. TIE case was
given to The jury who returned 4 YER
diet OF guilty as to tie evidence AL
duced but there are some points of
law lefs open for the decision Of Ills
Honor.
James HeatOn was arraigned Oh two
case, Of appeals from tht decision Of
the CITY Court, IN which he was charg-
cl with insulting and resisting
police officers. Heaton conducted his
own case and Mr.. John London APP
prarcd for the prosecution. The
irrv returned 4 verdict OF not guilty,
in each caae.
State VS. Oliver Sheppard, for OBJ
tanning goods under false prcteuecs.
Not guilty.
State VS. Mary Eliza Sampson, for
larceny Guilty.
State VS. James Spain, for obtaining
goods under false pretences. Not
guilty.
otdtc vs. Atnilla I'oplhSoh, Iof i3t-
ceny.
Sydney Brown, colored, was granted
a divorce from his wife Harriet Brown.
The followir g sentences were pro
nounced at the term Of the Superior
Court, Just closed:
Mary c.. Cobb and Louisa FuGgiE9,
for assault on the person OF Thomas
Cobb, 5 months in the Work House
Tor Mary C. Cobb and I months for
Lonisa higgins.
Henry Jenkins, for horse stealing, 3
wears in the Penitentiary.
James Richardson, for larceny, 6
months in the Work House.
Mary Eliza Sampson, for larceny, /
months in the Work House.
During the term 20 civil cases and
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-03

LrvERrooE. Jay l-i<seningg,C Cot
tcr les Of uplands, nothing below
low Rliddling, deliverable July and
August. SD. Sales of shipmt nts of
new crop, on basis Of middling up
lands, nothing below low middhQg,
s 7-16d.
LoNpoS, July 1-Eyening-Spirits
surpentine 26s Sd to 26s Cd.
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-03

LOUISVILLE, July l-6 p. NJ
Flour unchanged. Corn quiet and
unchanged at Y to IS cents. Pork
active and higher at SO. Bacon in
fair demand and higher-shoulders =,
cents; clear rib 10! cents; clear 10
cents. Lard 10 to 122 cents. Whisky
81 cents,
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-03
RATES CT FEE2G H'g.

.RT1c1rs por Steamer Per Sailing
Il " - Fessel.
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-03

The general Cotton movement for
the week was as follows 1t appears
that the total receipts for the seven days
have reached 12,369 bales, against
12,121 bales last week, 1860 bales
the previous week and 1000 bales
three weeks since, making tie total
receipts since the first Of September,
1873, 3,73S, 100 bales, against 3, 1911
bales for the same period of 1872
30, showing IN increase since September
/, 1873. OF 242, $50 bales. The exports
for the week ending, reach total of
13, ,G53 bales, of which Il, GJ3 were to
Great Britain, none 10 France, and
none to the rest of the Continent,
while the stocks as made up ere now
2l6, $40 bales.
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