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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-03-10
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NEW YopK-Ste amship Benefactor-
916 bales cotton, 500 bbls tar, $50 casks
spirits turpentine. 50 pkgs mdse, 80
bdls shocks, 9 bales rags, 50 empty
bbls, 1873 bushels peanuts, bbls eggs,
60 bales yarn, IL bales sheeting..
PaILADELPHA-Sch Lottie-163,-
OFT feet lumber.
New 1oRK-Steamship Pioner-792
bales cotton, 1856 casks spirits turpen-
tine, JIG bbls rosln, 285 bushels pea
nuts, % packages mdze.
Steamship Raieigh-73
bales cotton. 235 casks spirits turpen-
tine, 776 bbls rosin. 693 bbls tar. 5
bbls pitch, s bbls rosin oil, l Dbl
liquors, bale rags, At bales yarn, 20
bales wa p, s bales domestics, 1 bdl
feathers, / bdl bags, / bbl bones, 1873
bushels peanuts, ID boxes eggs, l box
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A Panther Yarn

| The Albany Express relates the par
ticulars of an encounter between a man
aud panther which-if it isn't a hoax
of the first water-is certainly one of
| the most thrilling experiences on re-
cord. MIR. saeurge Hinckley was, on
Friday night last driving from Corinta
| to Conklingville somewhat belated.
There was no moon, aud tie road lay
| through some uudetgfo~tL of woods.
Sudd' My the horse stopped, gave a
| furious snort and refused to go further,
and huge panther sprang from be-
hind q low evergreen close by the
road track aud leaped square into the
cutteri AS it struck the cutter its fore
paws came with great force against
Hlnckley 'sbreast, and with one haul with
its powerful nails the man 'sclothing was
stripped clean from his skin. llipck-
ley had a halter in his hand, an ill.,
stlnctively he laid it with all his might
over the head of his fierce ass lilant.
By one o. the blows the head stall
passed over the panther's head. 1t
being Shipping moose, the next effort
to strike drew the moose tight about
the pantner'- II. elk. Then desperate
tight eu.urd. The man struggled to
throw off the beast, but succeeded
only SO far a. to prevent 1t from fasten-
ing It's powerful jaws upon his ne *.
The panther grabbed the pans left
arm, which it bit through and through,
the blood which flowed only seeming to
make it the orefurious. With the first
spring of the panther. accompanied with
fierce growl, the horse took fright
and ran. Thus while Hinckley was
struggling for life in the cutter, the
horse was running away, adding hor-
ror to terror. But this proved to be
the salvation of the driver; forin MAX
ing short turn the cutter was over
turned. dumping driver aud panther
out upon the snow. The moment they
struck earth, however, they parted
company. One end of the halter being
fast to the cutter, and the other end
tight about the animals neck. the lat
ter was mercllessly dragged after ihe
flying steed. Mr.. Hinckley was left
by the roadside, whence he in course
of time found his way to a habitation. |
The horse ran till he got loose from |
the cutter, aud then he went to Conk- !
lingviile, while the animal was found |
half mile from the spot, choked to |
death aud badly bruised.
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Economy, Br, Graham, Bristol,
cid jan: 10.
SpeedweI, Drisks, Barbados, cid
jan. II.
Mira, Nor. stoer, Liverpool, ar.
feb. Is.
Steamship Raleigh, Oliver, Balti-
more, A. d, Cazaux.
Nor bark Frey, 900 tons, Halvorsen,
Santander, 43 days, r E Heide.
Schr Samuel, Styron, Lockwood's
Folly, N G, Anderson & Loeb.
schr Sarah Webb, Walker, Little
River, Kerchner & Calder Bros.
Schr Minnie Ward, Moore, New
River, Ed wards & Hall.
Schr Ray, Dennis, New River,
Edwards & Hall.
Schr Katie Edwards, Moore, New
River, Edwards & Hall.
Schr Maggie, Canaday, New River.
Kerchner & Calder Bros.
Schr Wave, Morse, Little River, S
G, WI Gore.
Schr Charles, Ireland, Elizabeth
City, 1850 bushels corn, Williams &
Murchison.
Schr Julia Selden, Balance, Eliza
beth City, 1850 bushels corn, J E
Lippitt.
Schr Eta, Sabiston, Middletsn, n
G, 2,OO2 bushels corn, J E Lippitt.
Schr r l. Myers, Lewis, Lake
Landing, Hyde county, n G, 1,40O
bushels corn, J E Lippitt.
Schr William, Mason, Wysocking.
N @. 1000 bushels corn, B f Mitchell
& Son.
Schr May Morn, 1S5 tons, Phinney,
New York, Master.
Ger bark Fear Not, 397 tons, Kuhtz,
Liverpool, E Peschau & Westermann.
Steamship D. J. Foley, Price, Balti-
more, A. D. Cazaux.
Schr Paragon, Williams, Germanton,
N G, 2,400 bushels corn and 200 dozen
eggs, Muster.
Nor bark Keppa, Turgessen, in be-
low, and ordered to Baltimore, r E
Heide.
CLEARED.
Steamship Raleigh, Oliver, A D
CaZaux.
Schr Lucy Holmes, Teel. Cape
Haytien and a market, Northrop &
Cumming.
Schr Charles, Ireland, Elizabeth
City, Williams & Murchisod.
Schr Eta, Sabiston, Wysoc4ing,
E Lippitt.
(27th) Schr Satilla, Rivers, Satilla
river, Ga, TO load lumber for Bath, Me
Schr Julia Selden, Balance, Eliza
beth City, j E Lippitt-
Schr Ann Dole, Bunce, Hayti.
Edward Kidder & Sons.
Nor barkantIne Zephyr, Jensen.
London, Alex Sprunt & Son.
Nor bark Keppa, Turgessen, Balti-
more, r E Heide.
Steamship Pioneer, Wakely, New
York, A d Cazaux.
Steamship Benefactor, Jones, More
head City and New York, a D Cazaux
Schr Gold Leaf, Moore, New River,
Edwards & Hall.
Schr Mary Wheeler, Foreman, Rich
Inlet. " I Gore.
Schr Samuel, Styron, Lockwood's
Folly, Anderson & Loeb.
Scht Agile, Roberts, Woodville, n
G. B F Mitchell & Son.
Schr Lena, Balance, Sladesvilie, N
G, B F Mitchell & Son.
Schr A Collins, Minton, HYDE
county, n @, DeRosset & Co.
Schr Siam, Berry, Gum Neck,
Harriss & Howell.
Sloop Josephine Smith. Smith,
Currituck county, N Q, B f Mitchell
& Son.
Schr Sarah Webb, Walker, Little
River, s O, W Gore.
Schr Minnie Ward, Morse, New
River, Edwards & Hall.
Schr Ray, Dennis, New River,
Edwards g. Hall.
Schr Katie Edwards, Moore, New
River, Edwards & Hall,
Schr Maggie. Cannady, New River,
Kerchner G. Calder Bros.
Schr Wave, Morse, Little River.
s @, W I Gore.
Sch Lottie, Somers, Philadelphia, o
G Parsley, Sr.
Nor bark Haugereid, Messed, Ant
werp, Williams 6 Murc hison.
Ger bark Helene, Fack, Hamburg,
Ct G Barker & Co.
Schr r l. Myers, Lewis, Juniper
Bay, E Lippitt.
ochr William, Mason, Wysocking,
N @, B f Mitchell & Son.
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F'lEssiIb :.Ca< SiAt seated.

It will l." seen from the teiegTa'nS
this morning that til" Pt"chb ack agony
j. at last over, and that he l. sem na"!,
f. Louisiana IT, ii ID" into tsTty4,. ;
aud ofl-rnrjty BIT tn" wonder is
Whrt j. the uatt.l? What has conn
ov.r fhe spirit oi he ~ena+e's dream
For tarpe long years this nI"u has bee !:
Knocking at the door OF the Senatt,
,lamilrr for admission! to sat upon
it, II NJ. The country vas sick and
fired nf tlt. everlasting Sena Orlai g'tj-
beri-h abnut Pinch back. 1t was not
uatI tlis fall Of B-ilzrap and Scheuck
and the exposure OF Babcock, and
P3b-s",l, and Caftreil. that the r.
publican Senat1r% were induced to
change their spectac'es a"d to Ste
things as others eaw them They have,
at length done SO however, III the
Pinchback case, and have told that
worst.l-bc S uator that he is Every
good looking but can't come in Bah
for Ciymer!
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co M M E r CT AL
Will MINcT ARkET
REMARKS.

Spirits Tarpentiue. during the week
under review opened active at 80
cents, with an advance of one
half cent on the 4th. and again
on the 9th. closing steady at 35 cents,
for Southern and 354 cents for City
Distilled.
Ros;n opened at our last quotations,
on the 3D.; an advance of p cents
was obtained for Strained and Good
Strained, the market closes easier at
the quotations.. No. 2 and Low No. 1
are in fair inquiry and light stock.
Tar has fuctuated, opening at$l SIS,
advancing to ST. 60 on the 4th. 81 IS on
the 9th, 81 70 on the 9TH, 81 SIS on
the 8th and closing steady at 81 70.
Crude Turpentine has been in To-
creased receipts, and during the week
has advanced IN price, closing with
good demand and the receipts meet
ing with ready sale.
In Cotton, we note a good market
for all grades at the ruling rates dur
ing the week. closing with some
what better feeling, and as in previous
weeks. tho transaction have been small,
owing to limited offerings and light
receipts.
THE OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS OF THE PRO
DUCE EXCHANGE ARE POSTED DAILY
AT P. M, AND REFER TO PRICES
AT THAT HOUR
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List OF Vessels for Wilmington. n,
Css from Foreign Ports

List OF Vessels for Wilmington, n.
Css from Foreign Ports
BARKS.
Bragg, Nor, Quincy, Dublin, JAM.
Queenstown sid March /.
Frank, Nor, Petersen, Granton, sid
for Smithville Jan 81.
Hermann Heinrich, Ger, Oester-
reich, Granton, sid Feb IL.
Israel, Swd, Tafin, Helvoet, sid
jan 25.
Mynheer, Ger, Sagert, Glasgow, sid
Jan 81
Omoa, Br McWilliams. Liverpool,
sid feb 5.
Primus, Nor, Olsen, Liverpool, sid
jan Is.
Rosa, Ger, Hofschild, Bristol, Dec7.
Sigurd, Jarl, Nor, - Amsterdam,
sid feb Is.
briggs.
David. Br, Shelford, London jan 10,
sid Deal jan %.
Elgin Br. Baxter, Granton feb Sd.
Ellida, Nor, Klein, Lisbon, prior to
Feb 90.
Flosta, Nor, Andreasen, London.
cid feb 10 from Grayesend feb IA.
Framat, Sw, Eckman, London, cid
March l for q. S.
Ottilie, Ger, Tote, Madeira, sid jan %.
Tarita, Nor, Kudsen, Honfeur, sid
jan "a.
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Com lRleFcI@i.

New YORK, March 8.-Night. Cot
ton quiet al d steady-sales of 80, TIT
bales at 12f@12 1916 cents. Flour
in very moderate request
western and State S4@S4 80; southern
quiet and unchanged: common to fair
extra So 90@S5 rs; good to choice do.
$5 S0@SS rs. Wheat q shade lower
and littla MOI doing at 81 03 for no
grade winter red western and 81 As
for common winter red western. Corn
9@1 cent lower with a fair business at
621@63 cents for western mixed and
60@6l3 cents for new yellow southern.
Oats heavy and lower at 42@47 cents
for mixed western and State and 1906
cents for white do. Coffee-R duh
and nominal at I5@19 cts (go!d) for
cargoes and 15019 cts (gold) for job
lots. Sugar quiet and unchanged.
Rice unchanged. Tallow dull at $685.
cents. Rosin quiet. Spirits turpen-
tine fitmer at 80 cents. Pork frmer-
new mess $23@S23 10. Lard steady
prime steam $13 624 per cwt. Whisky
quiet at 81 O9@$l O93. Freights dull.
BALTIMORE, March 8.-Oats dull and
unchanged. Rye nominal. Provisions
easier. Lard steady-refned 134.
Coffee nominal. Whiskey very duh.
Sugar steady.
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HE RIVER STEAMER ID. Murchison is
TO be put upon the ways for thorough
repairs. Work is to be done to her
hull, and she is likewise to receive a
new coat of paint from stem to stern.
Alter about two weeks rest and re-
cuperation she will again be running
her lively errands Of business and
pleasure on the waters of the old Cape
Fear, under the guidance OF her eff
Gent captain, the affable GARRISON.
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List of Vessels i'm the Port or xr.r.
ming tons IN. C., March 8, 1870.
STFA M2HTDS

hnst ton, N. C., March 3, IS56.
STEAMSHIPS.
D j Foley, Price. ldg. A D Cazaux
Clio, Ger, 375 tons, Schupp,
wig 4 Peschau & Westermsnn
Fear Not, Gel, 1897 tons, Kuhtz.
wig E. PeSchau & Westermann.
Frey, Nor. 300 tons, Halvorsen.
ldg Alex Sprunt & Son
Heinrich Rodbertus, Ger, $40 tons Kroe-
ger. (wtg) E Peschau & Westermann.
julius, Ger. 293 tons, Frenck,
ldg r Blossom & Evans
LYDIA Peschau, Ger, 400 tons, Fechter
(wtgl E Peschau & Westermann.
Ruth Topping. Br, 318 tons, Erickson.
Jag A Sprint & Son
ldg G G Barker & Go
BRIGS.
Clara, Ger, $50 tons, Dillwitz, fwtg)
r Blossom & Evans
f W Fisher. Ger. 213 tons, Maatz,
ldg Williams & Murchison
Il Peschau & Westermann.
Helene, Nor. 28s tons. Gundersen,
wig, RE Heide'
Lofena, Br. IS5 tons, Jackson,
wig GIG Barker e. Co
Mechanic, 1877 tons, Gould, quarantined
Williams d Murchison.
SCHOONERS.
Albert Mason, 2S5 tons, Rose.
ldg H Chadbourn & Co
Amelia Hearn, los tons, Hastings,
ldg Harriss & Howell
Anna Sheppard, 154 tons, Terry,
ldg Northrop & Cumming
Charles FL Dow, 259 tons, Howes,
wig G G Barker & Go
Donna Anna, TT tons. Whaley,
wig Worth &: Worth
G W Anderson, 224 tons, Anderson,
ldg Williams & Murchison
John l. Tracy, 259 tons, Meservey.
ldg, j Ell Chadbourn & Co
Kate Collins, 2S5 tons. Mathews, (wtg.)
Harriss & Howell.
l. T Knight. 2O3 tons, GRAHAM,
ldg Northrop & Cumming
May Morn, 1876 tons, Phinney,
Paragon, Williams,B f Mitchell & Son
5 p Brown, 149 tons, Tinker,
ldg Worth & Worth,
Vesta Sc tons, -, Qaid up.)
Ct Ct Barker & 90.
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DAILY RECEIPTS.
TIMBER.

During the week the market has
ruted dull and at the close there are a
number of RATS unsold. Sales from
the 81 to the 9th March, 1876:
Q HofIS Tpfarior NJ
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New YORK, March 8-Night-Noney
offered at 2@2f cent, Gold 1143@
1i41. Sterling exchange 81 So. Gov
erment securities dull and little bet.
ter-new 5s 118s. State bonds quiet
and nominal
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LIVERPOOL, March S-Night.-
Cotton to arrive fiat, sellers Offering
at 1-23 decline.
Breadstuffs dull.
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FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
HAYT-Schr Ann Dole-192. 600
feet lumber, 17,l00 shingles.
= LoNDoN-Nor barkantine Zephyr
1924 bbls rosin.
CAPE HAYTIEN AND A MARKEr-Schr
Lacy Holmes-71,57 STA feet lumber,
so, 600 shingles.
ANTwERP-Nor bark Hauzereid-
2,570 bbls rosin.
HAMBURa-Ger bark Helene 800
bbls rosin.
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Ncoo 1[ENu1G
Quotations conform to the classified
ton of the American Cotton Exchrnge.
TUESDAY, March 7.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Of Official
quotations firm at 343 cents bid. Sales
of 800 casks at 35 cents.
ROSIN-Oficial quotations firm at
81 424 for B and @. and 81 As for O ID
and E. Sales of 100 bbls Strained at
81 424, 1883 bbls of Good Strained
at 81 As, small lot of f Extra No p
at 81 IS and small lot of G Glow No
u at 81 10.
TAR-Official quotations firm at
ST. 70 bid. Sales of "a bbls at 81 IS
and 25S bbls at 81 70, market closing
with good demand.
CRUDE TURPENTINE-Oficial
quotations firm at 81 30@2 25. Sales
of 1913 bbls at 81 80 for Hard and
s. % for Yellow Dip.
CORN-Market quiet with no sales
reported.
COTTON -Oficial quotations
steady. Sales of lit bales as follows:
Is bales at 9 cents, bales at 10 cents,
"a bales at 104 cents, 81 bales at 10f
cents, Is bales at IL cents, SS bales at
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Wholesale PricesList.
CORRECTED wEEKLY.7

rs These quotations apply to whole
sale prices. In filing smaller orders,
higher figures Gas q rule) will be
charged. MARCH 9, 1876.
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DAILY JOURNaL OFFICE.


SPIRITS TURPENTINE- Official
quotations active at 3J cents Sales Oh
342 casks at 33 cents.
ROSIN-OfficiaI quotations steady
81 40@Sl 424. Sales of SO bbls
Strained at 81 40, 595 bbls Good
Strained at 81 42}, 25 bbls F Extra
No. p at ST. 80 aud so bbls Extra I
Good No. u at So.
CRUDE TURPENTINE-O Official
quotations 81 25 and 81 Is. Sales of
1,4I75 bbs at 81 25 for Hard and s. Is
for Yellow Dip. Market steady.
TAR-Officsl Quotations 81 55
Sales of col bb!s at 81 So, and 500
bbts at 81 go III order.
CORN-Sales of 3 900 bushels at go
cents. 80 days; 100 bushels at so
cents and 900 bushels at 81 cents. in
bulk, market C o9ing quiet at 60@6l
cents i'll bulk and IS i'll bags.
COrTON-No official quotations.
Sales OF 220 ba,es as follows: bales
IT cents, 4 bales at 81 cents, = bales
AT 81 cents, 8 bales at 81 cents. II bales
at ~ cents, ID bales at 104 ceuts. 10
bales at log cents, II t'ales AT II cents,
32 bales at IL cents, IL bales at
IL cents. IL bales al lii cents, &c
GALES at Il cents, market closing
steady a5 liz for middling. The
following are tno last official quota
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THURSDAY (Noon), March 9.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE.- Official
quotations steady at 35 cents. Sales
of so casks city distilled at 354 cents.
ROSIN.-Otficial quotations firm at
81 424 for B and @. and 81 As for G.,
d and E. Sales of 327 bbls Good
Strained at 81 424 and 1000 bbls Good
Strained at 81 As.
TAR.-Oficial quotations firm at
81 IS. Sales of $50 bbls at 81 IS and
3S2 hbis at 81 20.
CRUDE TURPENTINE.- Official
quotations firm at 81 30 aud 80 80.
Sales of 444 bbls at 81 80 for Hard and
81 80 for Yellow Dip
CORN.-Quiet. No sales reported
to-day.
COTTON-Oficial quotation steady.
No sales reported to-day. The follow
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ton of the American Cotton Exchange.
SATURDAY, March 4.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-O Official
quotations firm at 341 cents. Sales of
3O4 casks at "a cents, 232 sasks at 344
cents and 95 casks, City Distilled,
at IS cents.
ROSIN-Official quotations firm at
81 As. Small sales of Strained at
81 All, 825 bbls Good Strained at
81 As. 81 bbls E mo. p at 81 80 and
325 BIT Is F Extra No. q at 81 60.
TAR-Official quotations steady at
ST. IS. Sales of 100 bbls at 81 So and
Sc at 81 60.
CRUDE TURPENTINE-O
quotations ste sdy at 81 25 and 50 Is.
Sales of l, 100 bbls at 81 % for Hard
and 50 Is for Yellow Dip.
CORN-Market quiet with sales of
900 bushels at 65a cents in bags. Three
cargoes arrived this afternoon not yet
sold.
COTTON -Ofieial quotations
steady. Receipts light and no sales
reported to-day. The following are
the official quotations:
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; ,a,v.met.t Is on 'ot to nave tLt
,,rac..raIn.zs OF tie celebration ii IT,"
iDaIr.ettt. anniversary Of the battle OF
aI,or.,s Greek Bridge published II.
pamphlet form. We heartily end'ra'
This measure and hope that it may at
o,,c.. be carried into execution. Srci
. ruhlica;I0n would make Il most vaiu-
able historical paper, and the publica-
t;aa wotll,! b. N suci, shape AS t., make
= a,sv If nresarvatirn ia "ur l'hra,ies
Zine o-nftt MN who have taken til,
inlfi.ittv,. IN tt. matter shohid rcceiva
evfrv ,nrapeme;st 10 prosecute
their laudable purpose.
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FRIDAY, March 3.
SPIRITS TUEPEN rINE-Official
quotations firm ct SO cents bid. Slles
Of 80 casks at 80 cents and A casks
City Distilled, at 81 cents, market
closing with an upward tendency.
RO5IN-Official quotations firm at
81 40@Sl 423 for B q d aad E. Small
sales of STRAINED at 81 424, 700 bbis
Good Strained at 81 As, 50 bbls F
Extra No. q at 81 60. 62 bbls low
G Glow No. u at 81 rs, 20 bbIs G
Glow No. ID at 81 so and Is bbls 81
(No. u at So.
TAR-Official quotations steady at
81 SIS. Sales of 24S bbls at 81 55.
CRUDE TURPEN iINE-Officiai
quotations steady at ST. 25 and So 10.
Sales of 2,057 b5ls at 81 25 for Hard
aud So Is for Yellow Dip. Market
steady.
CORN Sales of 5000 bushels at
81 cents in bulk, market closing quiet
at 81 cents in bulk and IS in bags
COT TON-No official quot atoms
Sales of 106 bales at 6 20 IL cents,
market closing firm. The following
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ARRIVED.

MARINE NEWS
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Quotations conform to the classical
tiou of the American Cotton Exchange.

tiou of the American Cotton Exchange.
MONDAY. March 6.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE- Official
quotations firm at 34a cents. Sales of
318 casks at 34} cents and G5 casks,
City Distilled at 35 cents.
ROSIN-Oficial quotations firm at
81 As. Sales of $50 Strained at 81 424,
/ 1907 bbls Good Strained at 81 As.
TAR-Official quotations firm at
81 IS bid. Sales of 104 bbls at 81 65
and rs bbls in order at 81 Is.
CRUDE TURPENTINE-Of
quotations firm at 81 30@$2 25. Sales
of 2, 749 bbls at 81 80 for Hard and
So 25 for Yellow Dip.
CORN-Market quiet with sales of
1000 bushels at 60 cents in bulk and
1900 bushels at 81 cents in bulk.
COTTON-Oficia quotatio rs quiet.
Sales of 81 bales as follows: bales at
10 cents. bales at III cents, 10 bales
at III cents, Is bales at IL cents. The
70 rot
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Financial.

BY TELEGRAM TO THE JOURNAL.
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Quotationssco to the classified,
ton of the American Cotton Exchange
WEDNESDAY. March s.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Of official
quotations firm at IS cents. Sales OF
20 casks, City Distilled, at 354 cents.
ROSIN Official quotations steady
at 81 423 for B and G, and 81 As for
@ D and E. Sales of 20 bbls Strained
at 81 40, and 500 bols Good Strained
at 81 As, market closing quiet and
easier.
TAR-Oficial quotatio Is firm at
81 IS. Sales of 277 bbls at 81 IS, and
IT'S bbls in order at 81 TO-.
CRUDE TURPEN TINE -Officia
quotations firm at 81 3O@$2 80. Sales
of l. 176 bbls at 81 80 for Hard and
So 80 for Yellow Dip.
CORN-Market quiet. Sales OF
2, 400 bushels at 60 cents in bulk.
COTT N-.Oficial quotations
steady. Sales of Is bales as follows:
6 bales at cents. bale at 81 cents,
bales at 10 cents, l bale at 1O4 cents,
l bale at los cents, 3 bales at IL cents,
l bale at liz cents, 2 bales at liz
cents, bale at IL cents. The follow
ing are the official quotations.:
Ordinary. st cents.
Good Ordinary ... 81
Low Mlddling- IL Is
Mlddllng. IL
Good Middling. 121@124"
Quotations conform to the classifca-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-03-10


WASHINGTON. Feb. 8-SENATE-
Bayard introduced bill to author
ize the Secretary of the Treasury to
approve certain bills incurred by the
direct tax commissioners. Referred
to the committee on finance.
A resolution was offered to adjourn
both Houses on the first of May. Re
ferred to committee on appropriations.
The committee on privileges and
elections, reported back the resolu
zion to pay Francis W. Sykes of Ala
bama. a contestant, one years sal
airy and mileage. Went oyer.
The Pinchback case was resumed.
West argued that Kellogg received 9
majority of the votes cast in 1872,
and therefore had tne right to sign
the credentials of Pinchback. He had
been recognized as Governor by eves J
department of the government as wei
as by Democratic House of Repre-
sentatives. It was the public opinion
in Louisiana, that Kellogg was the
lawful Governor of the State. In con
cIusion, he argued that the Senate
in accordance with all established
precedents, must admit Mr.. Pinch
back on his credentials and prims
facie case, and inquire as to his title
to the seat afterwards.
The question then being on the
amendment of Edmunds, to insert the
word mot" before the word sad
mitted," so that the resolution shonld
read ResoIved, That P. B. s
Pinchback be not admitted as Sena
tor from the State of Louisiana for the
term of six years, beginning on the
4th OF March, 1873" it was agreed
to. yeas 80, nays %, as follows: Yeas
Rayard, Caperton, Christiancy, Cock
reli. Cooper, Davis, Dennis, Eaton
Edn unds, English. Gordon, Johnston
Jones of Florida, Kelley, Keenan,
Key, McCreery, Mcdonald, Maxey
Merrimon, Morrill, of Maine. Morrii
of Vermont. Norwood, Paddock, Ran
dolph, Ransom, Salisbury, Stevenson
Thurman, Wallace, Whyte and With
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