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Wilmington journal., 1876-03-24
Arrived at Destination (EOreIgn
POrts) from Wilmington, N. C.

Anna, Ger, Siewerts, Liverpool, ar feb 90
Anna, Swd, Aspling, London, feb Is.
Apollo, Br, Millikin, Liverool, arv feb 2S.
Arnevig, Nor, Arntsen, arrived London
march 6.
August, Ger, Ohlof, arv Glasgow jan "a.
Auguste Teitge, Ger, Drews, Hamburg,
ar feb 10.
Carl Gerhard, Ger, Hillrichs, ar at Ham
burg 8.
Ceres, Ger. Uoellner, Glasgow, ar feb "A.
Emile Kahl, Ger, French, London, feb
IA.
Florence Margaret, Br, barkantine, Cor
ner, arv London march 6.
Forsete, Nor, Mikkelsen, arvd at Liver
pool jan..21.
Fredig, Nor, Andersen, arvd Hamburg
Friedrich Scala, Ger, Waack, Glasgow,
ar feb IS.
Gladstone, Br, Keneally, arvd Liverpool
jan 80.
Hope, Br, Fries, ar Liverpool mch 10.
Irbuen, Nor, Svendsen, ar Hamburg feb
10.
Juno, Ger, Lindt, ar Liverpool, mch IA.
Left, Nor, Marcussen, ar Glasgow, mch 8.
Lyn, Nor, Void, Hull, ar feb A.
Otilia, Nor, Thorsen, Hamburg, arrived
march 4.
Shanghai, Ger, Nauschuetz, ar Liverpool
mch ..
Speed, Nor, Olsen, arrived Queenstown
march s.
Staubo, Nor, Gunde-sen, Granton, arvd
feb IS.
Sundsval, Swd, Schmidt, ar Amsterdam
Titania, Nor, Hansen, Liverpool, arrived
march 1.
Won Heyden Carlow, Ger, Specht, arvd
at Hamburg jan 21.
Vica s. Mebane, Br barkantine, White
side, Liverpool, ar feb IS.
Victor, Nor, Jacobsen, arvd Rotterdam,
inch 10.
Vega, CIR, Gerths, Hamburg, ar feb 10.
BRIGS.
Alice Ada, Br, Wilmott, arrived at
Trieste mch Is.
Anna, Nor, Jorgensen, ar London mch 10
Brisk, Br, Trefry, Granton, arvd feb 7.
Brothers, Br, Smith, Antwerp, ar jan 25.
Economy, Br Graham, Bristol, ar feb 2S.
Emma, Ger, Gerber, Liverpool, ar feb 13
Fido, Nor, ThOrsen, ar Liverpool mch 3.
Framat, Swd, ,Eckman, ar Trieste mch 13
Fredriksteen, Nor, Larsen, arvd Belfast
march 3.
G c Michels, Ger, Dillwitz, arvd Ham
burg march 13.
Hiding, Nor Ellingsen, arvd at Hull
march IA.
Johanne, Dan, Andersen, Liverpool, ar
feb 20.
Livingstone. Br, Fisher, arrived at Hull
jan 21.
Nornen, Nor, Severtsen, arvd Hamburg
march Is.
Won Bennigsen, Ger, Roster, Rotter-
dam, ar mch 9.
Triton, Nor, jacobsen, Hamburg, arrivd
march 6.
Zavla, Nor, Omundsen, London, arv feb
"a
SCHOONERS.
Lena Storer, Seavy, ar Havana feb 7.
L. F. Warren, johnson, Port au Prince,
RI feb 7.
Yreka, Moon, ar Havana march 7.
Wilmington journal., 1876-03-24
The Charleston Fire.

The Charleston NetUs and Courier
gives sad picture of the poor peo-
pie Of that city who are made desti-
tute by their sad affiiction. And yet
the people of Charleston, however
willingly they might accept contribu-
tions from abroad for their poor suffer
ers, open not their mouths to ask
them. The NEtOs and Courier informs
US that the wealthy citizens of Charles
ton have opened their hearts and their
purses to the relief of the needy, feel
ing no doubt that it is truly ''mOre
blessed to give than receive" The
Courier says:
The fire yesterday swept moro than
one hundred homes from the face Of
the city. Early in the gusty morning,
as the flames advanced, terrified men.
women and children fled into the
streets, leaving, too often, their furni-
ture and clothi,.g behind. The open
felds were dotted with fugitive fami-
lies. The women and children crouch
ed under tarpaulins, crowded lnso the
street cars which were stranded. so to
speak, ON the plank road, and thronged
every corner of the railroad depot.
Cnly at that hour. could some ade-
quate idea be formed of the terrible
suffering that the fire of yesterday
will cause
Later in the day the homeless wan
derel had found some place of tenn
porary refuge where they might lay
their heads last night. But this is only
the beginning OF their trouble. The
persons who were burned out yester-
day belong, for the most part, to the
poorest class, dependent on daily labor
for scanty daily bread. The property
that was insured will be replaced.
Better houses will be builded than
those that the fire destroyed. But
most of those who lived in the burnt
district are absolutely destitute. They
are without bedding, and clothing, and
food. And these there is no insurance
money to furnish. There are to-day
some hundred more 1esolate poor IL
Charleston than there were two days
ago. And the only fund on which
they can dlaw is'that fund of charity
which exists, whatever their trials, in
the warm hearts of the peopls OF
Charleston.
Wilmington journal., 1876-03-24
FOREIGN MARKETS.
ancia

LONDON, March 2-Noon-Street
rate is 3!d, which is Id below bank
rate.
PARIS, March 22-Noon-Rentes 66f.
CSC.
Comm ercIas.
LIVERPOOL, March 22-Noon-Cot-
ton-middling uplands 6 9-16d; mid
ding Orleans 6 J3-161; sales of Is, 600
bales, which includes 1000 for specu-
lation and for export; receipts of 6, 600
bales, American 4, 400.
Futures frmer, with buyers at last
nights prices.
Sales of midding Uplands, of low
m;ddiing clause, shipped FEBRUARY and
March, per sail, 6 11-16@8d.
Sales of middling uplands, of low
middling clause, deliverable April and
May. 6sd.
Sales of middling uplands, of low
middiing clause, deliverable May and
June, 6 11-16d.
Sales of middling uplands of a low
middling clause, deliverable June and
July 6fd.
Sales of middling uplands, of low
middling clause, deliverable July and
August, 6 13-16d.
LONDON, March 22-Night.- Com
mon rosin 5s. Tallow 4ss@49s Sd.
LIVERPOOL, March 22-Night.-
Sales of middling uplands, of low
middling clause, deliverable April and
May, 69-161.
Sales of middlipg uplands, of low
middIipg clause, June detivery,Ssd.
Sales Of middling uplands, of low
middling clause, deliverable June and
July, 11-16d.
Later-Fntnres closed fiat, sellers
offering at the lowest price of the day
OF the sales to-day $500 were
American.
Wilmington journal., 1876-03-24

MEMPHIS, March 22-Strong demand
and active-middling 12E@12f cents;
receipts 670; shipments 2,707; sales
5,10O
NORFOLK, March 22-Strong-mid-
ding 12s cents; net receipts 1909;
exports coastwise 2,019.
PHILADELPHIA, March 22-Firm-
middiing 13s cents; net receipts 1856;
gross $50.
MOBILE, March 22-Firm-mid-
ding 12t@14 cents; net receipts 923;
sales 25, 900.
BOSTON, March 22-Firm-middling
134 cepts;net receipts 105; gross 1885;
sales 4I0.
SAVANNAH, March 22-Firm-mid-
ding 12s cents; net receipts 275; gross
46O; sales 1858.
CHARLESTON, March 22-Steady-
middling 13 cents: net receipts .698;
sales 1000
AUGUSTA, March 22-Quiet-mid-
ding 124 cents receipts a; sales 282.
Wilmington journal., 1876-03-24
Q . M M E CIAL
wiLMINcTo MARK ETs
REVIEW OF THE MARKETS.

REV lew OF TIE MARKETS.
SPIRITS IURPENTINE- our
last report, at which time we noted the
market dull and depressed, there has been
a marked advance i'll price from day to day,
and at the time of closing this report the
market is quoted firm at 37a, being an ad-
vance Of 81 cents during the week.
ROSIN-in the first of the past week
rosin was quoted at 81 Al to 81 45, since
which tine there has been steady ad-
vance with a good demand and light offer
ings. The official Quotations are now
given as 81 52a for strained and 81 50 for
good strained, at which figures receipts
are readily taken on arrival.
TAR-In our Iast weekly review we
quoted tar steady at 81 65, at which figure
it remained until the 18th instant, when a
decline of ; cents was established, since
which it has ruled steady at the declines
CRUDE TURPENTINE-In this ar
ticle there was no change from the figures
of the previous week until the 21st, when
an advance of ) cents was obtained on
Yellow Dip, and the market closes firm at
the advance. We note small sale Of
Virgin at So 90, but have not incladed it in
our report of sales, the price paid for that
special lot not being true indication
of the market.
COR N-Has ruled steady during the
week. For sales and receipts We refer to
our daily reports.
COTTON-Has met with ready sale
when offered, and in most cases at plicj
fully at or above quotations; the s lies have
been small and receipts light For detail
ed prices we refer to our daily reports.
PEANUTS-During the week have
ruled firm with a fair demend. We note
receits Of 2,254 bushels and sales of 200
bushels, closing steady at quotations. For
prices we refer to our price list.
THE OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS. OF THE PRO
DUCE EXCHANGE ARE POSTED DAILY
AT l P. NJ, AND REFER TO PRICES
AT THAT HOUR.
Wilmington journal., 1876-03-24
. E&PO KITS.
COASTWISE.

BALTIM E-Steamship lucille-19
bales cotton 279 casks spirits turpentine,
313 bbls rosin, 10 bbls tar, bbls liquors,
10 bales yarn, 81 bales warp, 45 bales
sheeting, bales cloth, 3O3 bushels peanuts,
20 boxes mdse, 80 cases tar, 10 cases spirits
turpentine, 4 tubs butter, 2pianos, organ,
6,724 lbs ores and metals, 2 cases furs, $50
bags guano, $4,000 feet lumber, iron
safes. 3 bags bark, 5 bags fruit, rolls
leather.
NEW YoRk-Schr Geo. W. Anderson
juniper bolts.
WILMINGTON, DEL.-Schr L T Knight
10000 feet lumber.
New YORK-Steam amship Benefactor-534
bales cotton, 255 casks spts turpentine, 153
bbls rosin, 316 bbls tar, $50 bbls crude tur-
pentine, 2 bales hides, 101 bales sheeting,
107 empty bbls, 80 bushels peanuts, II
Packages mdse.
PHILADELPHIA-Schr S P Brown-52
casks spirits turpentine, 270 bbls rosin, 100
bbls tar, 90 hhds molasses, 21 bales bags,
$4,000 shingles, 10,64O juniper bolts, 1920
heading.
BALTIMoR RE-Steamship Raleigh-3
bales cotton, 206 casks spirits turpentine,
567 bbls rosil, 301 bbls tar. 249 bbls pitch,
25 bbls rosin oil, "a empty kegs, 744 bush
els pea nuts, 800 pounds ores and metals,
74,6G6 feet lumber, ~ bales yarn, Al bales
warp, IS bales sheeting, 4 bales waste, 1
box furs, 1 roll leather, 1 packages mdze,
10 cases tar.
FOREIGN.
New CASTLE, ENG.-Br brig Lorena-
1,736 bbls rosin.
PORT DE PAIX, HAYTI-Schr Anna
Sheppard-7S,711 feet lumber, 10000
shingles.
LlvERPooL-Ger brig Fanchon-2,6 693
bbls rosin.
LoNDoN-Nor bark Trey-2,0OO bbls
rosin, 432 casks spirits turpentine.
BRISTOL, ENG.-Ger brig Clara-3,595
bbls rOsin.
LIvERPooL-Ger bark Fear Not, ,S33
bblS tar
Wilmington journal., 1876-03-24
Rama, Nor, Larsen, Antwerp, sid jan Is.
SCHOONERS.
Charley Bucki, Blanchard, st Jago, liz
port, feb 20.
List OF Vessels from Wilmington
NC, for Foreign Ports.


List OF Vessels from Wilmington
NC, for Foreign Ports.
BARKS.
Eolus, Nor, Krough, Hamburg, cid feb
12.
Amelie, Swd, Christensen, Rotterdam,
cid feb %.
Brilliant Star, Br barkantine, Nicholas,
Greenock, cid feb 81.
Chatham, Nor, Schirod, Rotterdam, cid
feb II.
Cito, Nor, wathne, Stettin, cid feb 90.
Edmund Richardson, Br barkentine
Brodie, Liverpool, cid marcd 1.
Emile, Ger, 'Lange, Stettin, cid fob 90.
Fear Not, Ger, Kuhtz, Liverpool, cid
! mch %.
Frey, Nor, Halvorsen, London, cid
Haugereid, Nor, Messel, Antwerp, cid
march 4.
Helene, Ger, Fack, Hamburg, cid mch 8.
Julius, Ger, Frenck, Burkenhead, Eng.
sid march IL 10y
Medgsa. Ger barkanttne, Siedeberg, Ant
werp, cid feb 20.
M, Nancy n1 i6 Holt, Br barkantine, swan Liver
Rebuff, Nor, Knudsen, Hamburg, cid
feb II. - @-0
Ruth Topping, Br barkantins, Erickson,
Liverpool, cid march 8.
Sonnabend, Ger, Pust, S5ettin, sid jan Is.
William, Ger, Schauer, Rotterdam, cid
mch Is.
Zephyr, Nor, talkantine, Jensen, Lon
don, cid march 7.
BRIGS.-
Black Swan, Winslade, ST Pierre, Mar
Unique, sid teb 20.
G Van Horn, -Br, Hooker, London, cid
feb %
Clara, Ger, Dillwitz, Bristol, Eng, cid
march 81.
Die Peene, Ger Fehihaber, London, cid
feb 25. 0'
F W Fischer, Maatz, London, cid mch II .
Fanchon, Ger, Voss, Liverpool, cid
Freude, Ger, Braun, Newcastle, Eng, cid
feb Is.
Coonan, Br, Adair, London, cid feb
il, Bermuda, march disg.
Lorena, Br, jackson, New Castle, Eng,
cid march 16.
n Showers, Showers, Grenada, cid feb u
Ternen, Nor, Harvigsen, Cronstadt, cid
feb 5.
Vera, Nor, Moller, Belfast, Ireland, cid
feb 90.
Vu!tur, Nor, Eilertsen, Antwerp, cid
feb "a.
SCHOONERS.
Ann Dole, Bunce, Hayti, cid march 7.
Anna Sheppard, Terry, Port de Paix,
Hayti, cid mch II.
Donna Anna, Whaley, Cardenas, cid
march Is.
Lucy Holmes, Teel, Cape Haytien or
market, cid march 6.
Wilmington journal., 1876-03-24

| that day. Stephen Edmond Was tx
have carried the return up.
| Answer to Col French-At the time
we Aere making the returns there wal
q discussion as to whether the pol
book should be seut. The poll hold
ers, two Z publicans and two Demo
Gratis, were in doubt about it. Thi.
WAS my understanding. We had tn.
statute but do2't think it was read
! We made no plot with the commits
I siuners about the manner the return.
| should be made. Mr.. Pittman votes a.
this box but was not present when We
made theL2 out. We never had IL wore
of understanding. L know the genera
character Of IL. + Pittman. There is
nothing against him.
NJ. Ward Was again recalled by
| Col French. and said: The returns
"ere all sent to the commissioners,
| sealed up. They opened them, and
nude their decision then aud there,
b. fore the crowd before they sepa-
rated.
The u. 5. district attorney here an
nouuced that this was the case for the
United States.
Mr.. Stark was placed on the stand
by Col. French for the defendants.
The additional teiegrams were called
for.
Maj. Ba iger wanted the order to
produce these te,egr.,uis restored 10 It's
original shape, SO as 90 show that he
had not lll"d for the teIegrams about
to be introduced.
nr. Stark stated that until he was
regularly subpeued and was ordered
to produce the Jeiegrams IN question
tina, his compaHys orders restrained
him from producing them. The sub
ECeua was then made out and also the
order calling for al telegrams sent by
ILOs. B Keogh or aE-y other person at
Raleigh, or by u. N. Norment or any
other person 1t Lun 4rtoD, about the
election il kobeson county.
Ai4t - IaiSIIIIL ht"CIL i|d
his objection to the Introduction
OF ANY ttlegiama other than those con
nected with this alleged conspiracy
The court ruled that this was very
different matter from the one when the
telegsams AS to Gen. Cox were called
for The kilograms will not be ad-
mltted unless II can be shown that
they are conn ctod with the alleged
C c~uaplracy.
Col. French then stated that he could
not tell whether they were SO connect
ed unless he conl1 see them.
Maj. Badger remark I'd that the de-
fandart's counsel was entitled to see
the telegram5 IN order to ascertain this
fact. The court then made the order
to the witness, hIr. Stark, to exhibit
the kilograms to defendants counsel
in order that he may see whether they
would be competent testimony.
The court then adjourned until 3
p. N.
Wilmington journal., 1876-03-24
List OF Vessels for Wilmington, N
&C., from Foreign Ports
RARKS

B NJ Width, Nor, Breppe, London, sid
march 3.
Bragg, Nor, Gurney, Dublin, jan, Queens
town, sid march /.
Dragon, Nor, Thomasen, London feb 20
Framat, Sw, Ahlsteadt, cid London mch l
Frank, Nor, Petersen, Granton, sid for
Smithville jan 21.
Hermann Heinrich, Ger, Oestereich,
Granton, sid feb II. Aberdeen feb 20.
Israel, Swd, Tsflin, Helvoet, sid jan 25.
Mynheer, Ger, Sagert, Glasgow, sid jan 21.
Omoa, Br, McWilliams, Liverpool, sid
Rosa, Ger, Hoffschild, Bristol, dec Z.
Sigurd Jan, Nor, Tortensen, Amster-
dam, sid feb Is.
BRIGS.
Albatros, TangelseD, London, cid feb "a.
David, Br. Sheiford, London, jan 16, sid
Deal jan 25.
Elgin, Br, Toms, Granton feb 3.
Elida, Nor, Klein, Lisbon, cid feb %.
Flosta, Nor, Anderson, London, cid feb
10, Gravesend feb IA, Deal feb 20.
Wilmington journal., 1876-03-24
List of Vessels i'm the Port OF VIII
mIngtOn, N. C.. March 23, 1876.
A n IL

List of Vessels i'm the Port of VIII.
mIngtOn, N. C., March 23, 1876.
STEAMSHIPS.
Pioneer, Wakely, ldg. A D Cazaux
Dixie, Jacobs, rpg o G Parsley 6 Co
Andriette, 3S2 tons, Odman,
wig X + Heide
Clo, Ger, 275 tons; schupp,
wig E Peschau & Westermann
Heinrich Rodbertus, ser, 346 tons, Kroeger,
ldg q G Barker & Co
Lydia Pescbau, Ger, 400 tons, Fechter,
ldg Alex Sprunt & Son
Ottilie, Ger, $40 tons, Tottie,
ldg Chas II King
Primus, Nor 262 tons, Olsen,
wig r E Heide
BRIGS.
DR. Witte, $50 tons, Zephllen,
ldg Alex Sprunt & Son
Helene, Nor, 2ss tons, Gundersen,
ldg RE Heide
Mechanic, 1877 tons, Gould, quarantined
Williams & Murchison
ldg Williams s. Murchison
SCHOONERS.
A & E Hooper, 321 tons, Hooper,
dis OG Parsley & Co
Carrie Melvin, Andrews,
roy T. Llppltt
Charles Fl Dow, 259 tons, Howes,
ldg Northrop & Cumming
Clara Fletcher, 13G tons, Sargent,
wig Jos III Neff
Jas Bliss, 1873 tons, Hatch,
ldg II Chadbourn & 20
Kate Collins, 2S5 tons, Mathews,
wte Harriss & Howell
Lena, Balance, dis, B F Mitchell q Son
Nellie Treat, 1913 tons, Seavey,
in distress 81 Nef1
Paragon, 161 tons, Shute,
dis Worth & Worth
Vesta, 96 tons, ,
laid up G G. Barker & Co.
SLOOPS.
Ellen V. Benjamin, Grant & Hinton
Josephine Smith, Smith, SW Cannon
Wilmington journal., 1876-03-24
MARINE NEWS
ARRIVED,

Schr Nellie Treat, 1913 tons, Seavey, of
| Bangor, Ne, from Cardenas to Delaware
| Breakwater, cargo molasses, to master, in
| distress. [See memoranda
Nor bark Primus, POI tons, Olsen, Liver
pool, r E Heide.
Swd bark Andriette, $50 tons, Odman,
| Glasgow, r E Heide.
Sloop Josephine Smith, Smith, Sloop
Point, cotton, naval stores and peanuts, y
Chilean, was ashore 18th for s hours on
New Inlet bar, but got off without damage
Sloop Ellen ' Benjamin, Rich Inlet, 276
bushels peanuts to Grant & Hinton.
Steamship Raleigh, Oliver Baltimore, a
ID Cazauz, reports very heavy weather
during passage.
Schr a & E Hooper, 321 tons, Hooper,
Philadelphia, 491 tons, coal to o G Parsley
& Co.
Schr Lena, Balance, sladesville, \ G,
T 500 bushels corn, B F Mitchell & Co.
Steamship Pioneer, Wakely, New York,
ID Cazaux.
CLEARED.
Steamship Benefactor Jones, New York
via Morehead City, A d. Cazaux.
Steamship Raleigh, Oliver, Baltimore, A
D Cazaux
Schr George w Anderson, Anderson.
New York, Williams & Murchison, vessel
by Harriss q Howell.
Br brig Lorena, Jackson, New Castle,
Eng, G q Barker 81 Co.
Schr L L Knight, Graffam, Wilmington,
Del, Northrop & Cumming.
Schr Anna Sheppard, Terry, Port de
Paix, Hayti, Northrop & Cumming.
ochr B NJ Tlton, Tiiton, Woodville, n
c., B Mitchell & Son
Schr NJ E Gildersleve, Hill, Elizabeth
City, Williams Il Murchison.
Schr Annie Midget, Lewis, Hyde
county, B F Mitchell & Son
Schr Florence, Nelson, Hyde county, J
E Lippitt.
Sem Libbie, Worthley, Compton, Hyde
county, Lippitt.
Sehr J w Hinton, Simmons, Elizabeth
City, Williams 81 Aiurchison.
Ger brig Fanchon, Voss, Liverpool, Will
liams 81 Murchison.
Nor bark Trey, Halvorsen, London,
Alex Sprunt & Son.
Ger brig Clara, Dillwitz, Bristol, Eng,
j r Blossom s. Evans
Schr S P Brown, Tinker, Philadelphia,
Worth & Worth.
Ger bark Fear Not, Kuhtz, Liverpool,
Williams Il Murchison.
Wilmington journal., 1876-03-24
WEEKLY STATEMENT

OF the StocF, Receipts and Exports of Cot
ton and Naval Stores at and from the
Port of Wilmington, \. c., for the week
ending March 2Gth, 976.
Ia yard and afloat at the Port of Whining
ton, n. c., Goth March, 1876, as taken
Wilmington journal., 1876-03-24
AGENTS WANTED.
centennial MEDALlONS,
Struck in solid Albata Plate, equal in APPEAR.
ance, wear and color to
Solid Silver or Cold
Presenting large variety of beautiful Designs
in Relief.

These Medalons are larger than Silver
Trade dollar, being 1 q inch in diameter hand.
somely put up and sell readily at sigh. The
most valuable Souvenirs and Mementos ever
issued. A complete outfit of magnificent samples
for agents, in velVet-lined Morocco ca5e-in-
aluding the Bust of 'George Washington"
Grand Entrance International Exhibition.
Hall, Main Building, and the grand represen-
tation of the singing of the Declaration of Ia
depe ndence (design by Trumbull, in gilt
sent by mail on receipt of draft or Post Office
order for S3 30. or will ship by EXPIRE s ID
upon receipt Of express charges. Agents Cir
cular and rice LAST and one sample sent upon
receipt of so cents. trnmese profits. Sslls at
sight. Extensive fields tor enterprise. Address
Q. s. MEDALLION co, zig Broadway,
P. o. Box $40 New York.
march 23-dS w3m
Wilmington journal., 1876-03-24
Fire aI Laurinburg.

A fire broke out on Friday morning.
18th inst, at $50 o'clock in the steam
saw and grist mill of the Messrs. Park
ers. The wind was very high at the time
and the entire establishment was de-
stroyed together with three or four
small dwellings adjacent. The loss is
not known, but is believed to be partly
covered by insurance.
Wilmington journal., 1876-03-24
Capt r. q. Bates has been elected

CAPT. B. Ct. BATES has been elected
a County Commissioner on the New
Hanover Board to fill the vacancy
which was some time ago caused by
the resignation of Mr.. A. 81. Morris.
The election took place on last Satur-
day.
Wilmington journal., 1876-03-24

Quotations conform to the Classification
of The American Cotton Exchange.
WEDNESDAY, March %.
SPIRITS TURPENTIN E-Official quo
tations fl III at 37a cents. Sales Of IS casks
at 81 cents and 100 casks at 81! cents.
Unofficial quotations firm at
Wilmington journal., 1876-03-24
AGENTS WANTED

OCKY MOUNT MALI H. s. w. l.
1G Th0rp, proprietors; w. l.. Thorp, edito
Weekly at % q. year. democratic In polite
Wilmington journal., 1876-03-24
Wholesale Prices List,
CORRECTED WEEKLY

These quotations apply to whole
sale prices. In filing smaller orders.
higher figures Gas a rule) will be
charged. MARCH 23 1919
Wilmington journal., 1876-03-24


of the American Cotton Exchange.
THURSDAY, March 23.-Noon.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE.-Off
quotations stea at 37a cents. Sales of 50
casks at 37a cents, few lots unsold at the
close of this report
ROSIN.-Oficial quotations strong at
81 55. There have been no sales this A.
NJ, the grades from G to II are scarce and
wanted. Market closes with an upward
tendancy.
TAR.-Official quotations steady at
81 so. The receipts of the day 214 b5ls
have been sold at that price.
CRUDE Official quo
tations unchanged. Sales of u bbls at
L 40 for Hard and 81 40 for Y ellow Dip.
CORN.-Is quoted steady but without
sales. There have been no cargoes re
ceived since the Goth inst.
COTTON.-Official quotations steady
No sales. All grades are in good demand
and meet with ready sales as offered. I he
Wilmington journal., 1876-03-24
Timber

Has ruled very dnll during the week and
stocks are worked off very slowly. Below
we give the sales of the 10Th to the 23d
Wilmington journal., 1876-03-24

"aE CAROLINA HOUSEHOLD MA6A
i ZINE-Goldsboro. Julius "A. Bonlsx, ed
iIor Monthly, at S3 year, one OF the finest
literary works in the South.
NNILTON CHRONICLE ,Ayans 5 Thar
wi ton, editors and proprf5tdks. sRuhl1e1
Saturdays, at 81 ayear. DemocsAHo anpo
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ST. 52a for G 81 ID and 81 ;55 ior G, d and
e. Sales of 65 bbls strained at 81 so, 157
bbls good strained at ST. 55, 500 bbls extra
(No. y P N T, so bbls F (extra No. p
at 81 so, 125 btls G Glow No. y at 81 60,
and A bbls ii (No. y at s. 25.
L A R-Officiai quotations steady at
ST. go. Sales of 361 bbls at quotations, aud
100 bbls in order at ST. IS.
CRUDE TURPEN FINE-Ofhcial quo
ia ions firm at 81 40 for Hard and 81 40
for Yellow Dip. Sales of the days receipts
at ST. 40 for Hard and 81 40 for Yellow
Dip.
CORN-Market steady. No sales and
no cargoes received to-day.
Official report steady. Sales
Of 40 bales at the following prices: 5 bales
ct 10 cents, 6 bales at 10a cents, bales at
II cents, 1 bale at III cents, l bale at II
cents, 4 bales at II cents, p bales at II !
cents. The following are the official quo