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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-04-28
A STARTLING STATEMENT.
HOW Money Us stolen from the u.
:. Treasury.
ALBANY Anril d


Matthew Richardson, of this city,
referred 10 in Prender's statement al
leSing frauds III The Treasury Depart
ment, was u clerk in Spinner's bureau,
entering upon his duties in the year
1861. He says it was his duty to keep
the books of the department for the
cancellation OF moneys or the repre-
sentatives OF mouey, aud he was one
OF the committee through whose hands
such money passed. Frank Jones was
chief of the division, and al! forms of
currency passed through the hand. of
this committee. Mr. Richardson states
that in 1865 package of money,
amounting 10 $4,000, was lost aud
never discovered. A certificate was
flied that the money had been lost,
but falsely stated that it had been
concealed. LII 1869 package of re-
deemed currency. amounting to S70,-
000, was not destroyed in the usual
manner, but cut into slips to bind
other packages with. He was re-
quested by Jones to make out certr-
ticate that the entire amount had been
destroyed, but refused to do So
Shortly aft.r lie learned that Jones
had fled a certificate with Treasurer
been destroyed He thereupon went
20 the treasurer and told him the Ger
tificate was lie, and demanded an
investigation, which was refused.
Mr., Richardson subsequently de-
,nanded that the law requiring all
bonds, currency, SC, directed to be
destroyed should be cancelled before
being placed in the hands of the COM
mittee should be complied with, but
the chief of the division declined to do
SO. Mr.. Richardson further ascer-
tanned that the certificates of the de-
strrction- of the currency, instead of
being preserved, were destroyed from
time to time, thus removing all Oppor
tunity to detect fraud.
Millions of dollars ofiperfect money,
the issue of which had been stopped,
came into the hands of this committee
a d it was easy tC purIoin a portion of
the issue. BY refusing to cancel the
money it was lett available for use in
the hands of those whose duty it was
to destroy it. and by burning the Ger
ti6cates all proof of the amount which
passed into their hands We're destroyed.
Mr. Richal dson then asked the chief
of the division for book in which to
keep record of the doings of the
committee, and was refuse T. He there
fore procured Il book and kept the re-
cord for some time before his chief
knew anything about it. With these
facts in his possession Richardson un-
dertook TO secure an investigation. He
applied to Secretary McCulloug':, who
referred the matter to the G IN Jtroller
Of the Currency where the effort
failed. He then applied TO Boutwell,,
who declined to investigate the affair.
He has also called Bris ow's attention
10 the transaction, but he would NOT
look into it. The Argus publishes
d comments corroborating Mr.. Rickard-
sons statement.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-04-28
Another Fox Hunt

We met friend Oldham yesterday
on the street and noticing the com
piacel.t, self-satisfed countenance that
he can't help to save his life when be
has returned from successful fox
chase, we guessed b fore We got within
thirty yards OF him that another rev.
nard had bit the dust. Our ENDURING
look was ienough to evoke from him
all apOu5 il. and he at Cnce COW
menccd: Been running a fox thras or
four times lately without cstcainH
him; caught him to-day; that old fox
known among the hunters in this
country as the Hewlett fox; didn't rim
him but three hours; tail three inches
longer than any fox we ever caught;
was bound to catch the Hewlett fox
before the season was over; would not
have run to-day but for this" and he
walked past us as if nothing in this
world was equal to catching fox.
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Our Living Il Our Dead:
MICIYIEE
4 MAGAZINE,

DEHOTED TO NORTH CAROLYN A-Jsr
J rast her Ir..sellt, ed her 'Eiur
Terms "a nor ear. postage prepaid. A'tij ees
8 -. POOL, Raleigh y. o.
~ Those to whom bills have been sent will
please remit
TWO Years for only Five Dollars
Having ftw conn lie hl,s OF ouf lisiItg and
Our peSd for LIS On hsnG, we v iii iurnish THAI
vasr and the L tire year 1876 for 3
I.i.rlry AssociaUi' N and Historical societies1
w:.uid do well tn note this.
Fisrt. Seto d. AMI II ird Volumes h4~
some:y bound, library style, furnished
per volume, or S2T6, il sent by maxi
Dash must accompany al ordsS9.
jau14tt 4
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00(ilmington journal,

n.cttug of The Democratic FIX cI'
I've Committee OF New Hanover
county.
Tho members of the Executive Com
,;ttae of the Democrat C Conservative
,rtv in New Hanover county are re
,ootod TO m aet at the Office OF the
a,oirman. on Princess street. in the
Of Wilmington, a. 10 O'Clock on
Tuesday, I'd of May, 1876
W. l. s'ANDNRs, Chairman.
u,1rER ClNaY. Secretary.
The following named gentlemen
constitute the committee:
" L. SAUSD sEs. " lmington.
WAITER CO>EY, Wilmington.
T. H. BowDGS, Wilmington
t.vFs MADDEN. Win nRton.
1ozv c.. Keen, Wilmington.
Jxo. ". ST. GEORGE, Cap" Fear Tn.
los. CRAIG. Federal Point TT.
ruoyAs Monk. Harnett Town hip. .
IoHvJ ]. REAeLEY. Masouboro tn.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
FiRlA uciaI.


Paris. April 26 - Noon-Fire per
cent. rentes-1O6f. 10c. for new &C
count.
Commercial.
LONDON, April 26-Noon Spirits
tulpentine dull at 23s. Sd.
LIVERPOOL, April 26-Noon. r.
Cotton dull and -midding
uplands Gid; middling Orleans
7-l61.; sales of 5000 bales, including
200 bales for speculation and export;
receipts 80, 500. of which 27,5OO were
American.
Future sales 1A32d cheaper-sales
of middling uplands of low middling
clause, deliverable May and June,
6 5-32d.
Sales of middling uplands, delivera-
BILE June and July, 6 9-32Q64d.
Sales of middling uplands, of q low
middling clause. deliverable July and
August, 11-32d.
LONDON, April 26-Night.-Spirits
turpentine 22s. Sd. OPS. Sd. Com
mon rosin As. Cd. (05d.
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MARINE NEWS
ARRIVED.


Schr John Douglas, 1S9 tons, Parker,
summers set, Mars, E Kidder & Sons.
Schr Lorettn Fish, - tons, GiIchrist,
Bath, Maine, 80 tons ice to Ahrens &
Haar.
.Schr B NJ Tilton, Tilton, Woodville, n
e, ID f Mitchell Se Son, with ,S07 bushels
corn.
schr James o Donahue, Warren, Bucks
port, Me, rs days, 100 tons hay ard straw,
G q Barker u Co.
Schr Paragon, Williams, Hyde county,
with :, 400 bushels corn to b F Mitchell &
Son.
Schr wv Woodruff, 146 tons, Haskell,
Salem. Mass, 221 tons ice to J L. Lippitt,
vessel - Nurthrop & Cumming.
Nor 1ark st. Olaf 2S3 tons, HasselI,
Antwerp, 70 days, r E Heide.
Steamship Raleigh, Oliver, Baltimore, A
p CaZaux.
Br barkentine Thomas G. Seed, 2S6 tons,
Amber sen, Barbados, Wick & Mebane.
Schr Samuel, Styron, Shalloite, naval
stores to Anderson IL Loeb.
Schr William, Mason, Hyde county, 900
bushels corn to b F Mitchell " Son.
Swed bark Bragg, 335 ons, Guerney,
Queenstown, r E Heide-
CLEARED.
Br brig David, Shelford, Liverpool, Wick
s. Mebane.
Schr Ray, Dennis, Tar Landing, Ed
| wards s. Hall.
Schr Minnie Ward, Moore, Tar Land
i''g, Edwards & Hall
! Sehr Gold Leaf, M,orc, Jacksonville, e.
| wards & Hall.
Schr Lorenzo, Russell, New River, Al :
| deIs on & Loeb.
Schr Siam, Berry, Gum Neck, j e Lip
pitt.
Schr Lena, Balance, Hyde county, B T
! Mitchell & Son.
Schr Rebecca, Harker, Hyde county, De
| Rosset q Co.
.Schr b III .Tilton, Tilton, Woolville, \ {,
/ b r Mitchell & Son.
Sehr Paragon, Williams, Hyde county,
/ b Z MiIcl,eli Il Son.
i Sehr Samuel, Styron, Shallotte, Anderson
| & Loeb.
Steamship Raleigh, Oliver, Baltimore,
| A - CazauY.
Nor brig EIlida, Klein, Hull, England,
Defsosset & Co.
| 1880. C0JAsTwISE-
/ NEW YORK-Steamship Regulator-oOS
| bales cotton, 1928 bbls tar, 464 csks spiri..s
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-04-28
For the Journ y.
For Secretary of State.

MEsSRs. EDITORS: The voters of
Cumberland county take pleasure in
recommending Capt. $. C. Rankin. of
Fayetteville. for Secretary of State,
subject to action of State conventio !.
Capt. Rankin is we'll known through
the State. having represented his IA
tive county, Clifford, in the State
Legislature and is well qualified for
the position. We hope tn" delegates
from the different counties throughout
she State will con ,ider his claims.
CUMBERLAND,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-04-28

There is no person living bit what
suffers moe or less with lung dis
eases. coughs, colds, or eonsupption,
vet son.e would die rather than pay
Is cents for bottle of medicine that
would cure them. DR.. a. BosCHEE's
duoed in this country from Germany,
every one that try it. If you doubt
what we say in print, cut this out and
take it to your druggist and get sam
pie bottle for 10 cents and try it. Two
doses will relieve you. Regular size
Is cents.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-04-28
4uIsos VI . OIo14Ots
April End, 1876.

Gen. A. P. HI was wont to say he
always liked to command North Caro-
linians in battle. We suppose it was
because they had SO much tar on their
heels that when they went into fig 1t
they stuck there to the end. -Rich--
DaOnd Wing.
Yes. when they do pitch in they re
regular Tar-tars aud no mistake--N. Y.
Commercial 1dUertiser.
Yes, Stree, regular cream of Tar
tars, and they generally operated like
a dose of tartar emetic on the enemy.
-RichDlO,ad Wing.
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The Novel of the Season
CHRISTIAN REIDS'
"a QUESTION OF HONOR"

ga Question Of Honor, by Christian 8eid, Is
pr aised by The press work high. " creditablo
Oh american litsfaGure. The .ubjoiI.d el.
tracts larefrom very f2 vorable criticisms:
From III. Philadelphia Press.
ga new work of fiction by Christian Reid Is
always acceptable /: a Question of Honor,
is a story OF Southern society, with a welt CON
structef ami weii-sUataiued plot. and with a
finish which Will lie unanticrated by most
readers"
From the Neso Haoela Register
ar ably told story, iuli If Incident
and plot. that respcct oYeTatrainett,
and carrying Intense intecest as the tbreads OF
the narrative are caught up and Joined TO-
gstheT-'
From the LodtisriLle CoUT1er-JosT,se,.
Is h orr charming one, ara IL fully
worthy OF the a4th'r'S regulations; infced it
hasa,Snred 10 Il the bcei and mobiles OF all
that she has vet written
From ne Utica Herald.
tThe author ha1 VIC ought Wit: care. and
with good ethical and artistic purpose. and
tiIes" az: the eHtiai needs IN the butiIing
No OF an American literature"
From The BpS Gnxei...
rks contrib uti"u - Amer lear aictiun, "a
Question o.; HOauf.' wiz NOR: iitan ,Gintart
the airrsLty eM ritbts r. .iIt4tiOn of .t .rt.or.
vol IZIno Cloth pIca, sra.
nj zii+o aLV al iILs= Win tile Cni;.d
sta rs es>-paii. or receipt OF price.
a. 4 ~ ~ ron < - 3u5ii-h.r
af:2: -, .t.Sultl + 5sf KPohrwAI-- y Y
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-04-28

To remove the burde en- of disea e, the heaviest
that poor hum enit7 is compelled to bear. is
certainly grand object, glorious mission
AtSgredlS the discover er OF a remedy which
ON plishes this result is e2titIed TO the grati-
i'll G and res p5cJ M nkind. such reu-edy
is Hustetter's Stomach BitteIs, whose great
success is attr uta to the fact Ii It its res
torativa action upon the debil,i ed and dis
ord red system is in accOreancs with the prin-
cipes OF common SENSE. It Insigorates the
sick, and, as their Strength increases the bur
den VI disease grows lighter. 1t reforms thHse
phy sic 81 irregularities which render weakness
csronic and thus eraoicates the evil at its
very source. Liver complaint, m alarious levers
co It p tfien, urinsTy Troubles, ureriue weak
ness, aud many OF her causes OF general debility
and ill he alth completely removed by the
combined tonic and Alternative operation Of the
Bittere.
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of the American Cotton Exchange.
TUESDAY, April 25.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-O Official quo
ATOMS firm at 80 cents. Sales of 161
casks at 30 cents per gallon, and 10 casks
(se!scted) at 81 cents.
ROSIN-Omcial quotations firm at
81 5OaSi SIS. Sales of 100 bbls strained
at ST so, 60 bbls NJ (pale) at 81 so, and IS
hhls (paie and extra pale) as follows: 2
bhls at 81, s bbls at S., and % bbls at
S. so.
TAR Officials quotations firm at ST. 40.
Sales of 204 bbls at quotations.
CRUDE TURPENTINE- Official quo
tstions quiet at 81 rs for hard, 81 p for
yellow dip aud So for virgin. Sales of 215
bhls at quotations.
CORN-Market steady at 81 cents for
Hyde county and 81 cents for North
county Gin bulky. No sales to day.
Official quotations duh and
nominally unchanged. Sales of 81 bales on
Monday at quotations. The following are
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Quotations cOntOf1n 10 The. slAsslilcaLlOn
of the American Cotton Exchange.
SATURDAY,. April p.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-O Official quo
tations quiet and nominal. .oales of 35
casks at 81 cents. +s---.
ROSIN Official quotations firm at 81 So
and 81 60. Sales of 500 bbls strained at
ST. 55, 153 bbls K dow pale) ut So. Sales
of 176 bbls at 81 40.
TAR-Oficial quotations quiet at ST. 40.
CRUDE TURPENTINE-Oftici quo
tations quiet at 81 40 for hard, s. 40 for
yellow dip, and So for virgin. Sales of 50
Dbis at quotations.
CORN.-Markee firm. Sales of 1920
bushels in bulk at "a cents per bushel for
North county, and 81 cents for Hyde
county. $780,
official quotations puiet, No
sales to report. The following are the
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of the American Cotton Exchange.

of the American Cotton Exchange.
WEDNESDAY,, April 90
CRUDE TURPENTINE-Off 'ial quo
tations firm at 30 cents. Sales of 2l3 Casks
at 30 cents per gal, so casks .iLy distilled al
81 cents, and so casks. (stlected), At
huver's option. next week al 81 cents.
RoSIN.-Official quotations steady at
] 500$l %. Sales 500 bbls strained
Q'. y. S } and so bbls q. liw No 1 at s.
TAR-Official quotations quiet at ST 10.
Sales of 220 bhls at ST. a..
CRUDE FjTRPENTINE~ bffi .ill quo
tations quiet at ST. % far had. s. -
for yellow dip and s. for virgin. Sales Gf
321 hbls at quotations.
CORN-Market steady AT h2 oents for
Hyde county, aud 81 cents for North conn
ty Tin hulkl.
COTTON-Official quotations duh aud
,,ll,al rIhe E.lln,ri,,1r tl,a LII ..i /
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Curpentlne' S4S bbls rosin, ITO packages
shocks, Y bdls paper, 81 bales sheetinp, 16
pkgs mdze, 80 bushels peanuts, 13 empty
ale kegs, bbls copper, firkins butter, /
Dbl vinegar.
FOREIGN,
LiVERPooL-Br brig David.1OO bbls
crude turpentine, 693 bales cotton sSo LIZ
rosin, 1926 slaves. Wv LUIS
HULL-Nor brig Ellida-3OO casks
spitl's tnrpentine, 200 bbls rosin, 1900
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-04-28

a EIovc Legend OF sne t&eVoEutiOH
| The hou which is now the resi-
| deuce of Mr.. w. II. NcR ry, situated
| on the southw western corner of Marke
| and Third streets, is not only one Ct
| the ancient landmarks of Wilmington,
hut is intimately connected with a
legend which commences in the days
OF the Revolution ana continues down
to cur present time, and which, from
it's historic associations and from It's
involution of the tender passion, it
may be of some interest to relate.
During the summer of 1871 the
house vas occupied by Lord Corr
wallis as the headquarters OF lis
army. On his lordships military staff
was a gay Yong cavalier who had be-
come enamored with q young lady
whose father resided in south
Carolina. Having declared his
passion, it was afterwards, if
not then, rs warmly returned
Tie two being separated oy hundred
miles or more, and the unyie ding
demands of an active military cam
plign making it uncertain when the
young British lieutenant could again
occupied no doubt as AL SWANS are
occupied. with thinking of her, and
since he could not be permitted
continually to pour his unbroken words
of love into her ears, he could at least
give himself some relief by placing
her name where he could frequently
gaze upon it. Accordingly be wrote
the name upon window pane in his
chamber, with the diamond of his
ring. The war YVES ct length over,
aud when peace was declared the
British lieutenant returned to South
Carolina, married the lady and took
his bride with him to England.
After the lapse of few years the
young couple re-embarked for Ameri-
Ca and made their home in the city of
New York. Thirty or forty years ago
a son of this couple was visitor to
Wilmington and was Il guest Of the
late venerable DIR. Tho3. 81. Wright,
who owned and resided III the house in
question for lie time, leaving it
behind hum to his heirs. This New
York visitor by singular coincidence
was put i'll the chamber that had been
occupied by the British lieutenant.
The pane of glass upon which the
lieutenant had written the lady's name
was still III tact, and the visitor at once
recognized the name as that of
his mother before marriage. This
WAS another incident in
the legend that had sprung up III the
British Lieutenant's family. And nov
comes another incident of the legend. |
Recently a son of the New York visitor |
thirty or forty years, and grand son |,
of the British Lieutenant, being well |
of the Interesting story |
above related, came 10 Wilmington to |
search tor Tie historic pane or glass |
Til gentleman's name is John ".
Barrow of New York city. When he |
arrived he found that the ancient +
house lad been remodeIed by its
present owner, and was informed by |,
hIr McRary that tue old window
sashes had been slowed away in the
cellar Search being made the identi
cal pane of glaas was found which Mr.
Barrow took with him back TO New !
York
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of the American Cotton Exchange
FRIDAY, April 81.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE- Official quo
tations quiet at 81 cents. >alrs of % casks
city distilled at 81 cents: 125 Casks At 81!
cents; 100 do. at 81 !; ami so do, sellers
option to 18th May, at 80 cents.
ROSIN official quotations qliet Al
100 and ST. 623. Sales OF 1000 btl-
strained at 81 80.
TAR-Official quotations quiet at ST 10.
Sales of Isl bbls at 81 ~, and % bbis, in
order. at ST. 80.
CRUDE TURPENTiNE-O fficiai quo
tations quiet at 81 40 fur hard, s. 40 for
yellow dip. AID 81 for virgin. Sales e Us
hbls at quotations.
CORN.-Market steady. In tie absence
of reported sales. we quote 1t 10 a ga in
bulk, and Is 673 in sacks. .s... Is 4
COTTON-Ofticial quot stions quiet
Sales of 10 bales at the following prices -
bales at 8, Z do at III II d., at III. b do
at l24, and II do at l2a. The following
Al tho official nnOt
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-04-28

The Board of Medical Examiners
1t is not generally known even
among the medical profession, that a
license from the Board. of Medical
Examiners is necessary, in addi-
ton to the diploma, to enable .
physician to practice legally in this
State, but such Is the case.
TIE Boaad was established by act of
Legislature in 1858, or thereabouts.
and by AN amendment, it meets con-
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The court passed sentence on tn

The court passed sentence on the
following convicts yesterday: Samuel
Lisbon, larceny; judgment, 3 years in
the penitentiary. Charles Harp, lar
ceny; 5 years IN the penitentiary.
Samuel Lisbon, larceny: Judgment
suspended on payment Of costs.
Emanuel Blown, larceny; 5 years in
the penite'tiary. Howard Register,
larceny; 10 years i'll the p4nitentiary.
This is smeiI beginning Of the
batch thai will be sent from this court
to work on the Western North Care
lima railroad.
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MONDAY, April q.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE -Otticial quo
tations firm at 80 cents bid. Sales of $50
casks at 30 cents, and As casks Getty dis
tilled) at 81 cents.
ROSIN-Official quotations firm at 81 55
and ST. 57a. Sales of 500 bbls strained at
81 So, so bbls extra Z Glow pale) at So 25.
TAR-Official quotations steadyat 81 40.
Sales of 1872 bbls at ST. 40.
CRUDE TURPENTINE-Off quo
alton at 81 % for hard and s. % for vel
flow dip bid. No sales reported to- day.
CORN-Market steady at 81 cents for
hyde county, and "a cents for North
county lin bulky. No sales to-day.
COTTON.-Official quotations duh and
unchanged. Sales of bales at y! cents,
and 2 bales (Peeler) sold Saturday even
ing at 12s cents. The following are the
official quotations
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Notice.

TERr IFICATE No. SAT FIR Share of the
= Capital StCc:l u, The Eiinlin ston and
We'd ~ faiiTC a i ON pany having iecn LOST,
app Icatior Will be made TO the Pre- ID mt and
Bra d OF Directors of the Wilmington and
Weldon Rtilrosd Comp WY ter Il al OF the
sam.
aTrii zl-w1m ID. MCOAEIEL.
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and gone off. The packages con-

tar ed $40.
john Hood, th,, white boy, who had
submitted to the accusation of robbing
a lock-box of the postoffice in this city
regularly for a length of time, was
sentenced to three months hard la
bor,' as his Honor said, in the jail of
this county. He was brought down,
yesterday evening, and INC lrcerated
here. He was represented in the court
by W. H. Bailey Els /. The punishment
Is light enough
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-04-28

At ST. Louis yesterday Judge Dillon
overruled the motion of arrest Of
Judgment and sentenced Col. VIM. Nc
Kee to two years. imprisonment i'll the
county jail and fine of ten thousand
dollars
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-04-28
Cotton atShe Ports,

We are indebted, says the Southern
Home, to our friend, r. G. Kerr, OF
New Orleans Cotton Exchange, fol
the statement below:
NET RECEIPsT AT Q. S. PORTS.
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GO MMBRcIAL
WILMINGTON N ARKETs

The official quotations of the Produce
Exchange are posted daily at P. NJ, and
refer to prices at that hour.
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THURSDAY, April 20.

THURSDAY, April 20.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-O Official ono
tations quiet and steady at 80 cents. Sales
of2OO casks at 81 cents, $50 do at 81 cents,
80 do, f. o. b. at 30 cents and IS do Getty dis
tilled) at 32 cents.
ROSIN-OHicial quotations quiet and
unchanged Sales of 500 bbls good s:rain-
ed) at sellers option for the month at
81 60. ass
TAR-Official quotations steady at 81 40.
Sales of 106 bbis at 81 40. E
CRUDE TURPENrINE-Oficial quo
taiiOns unchanged. Sales of OF 81 bhis at
81 40 for hard, s. 10 yellow dip aud s. for
virgin.
CORN-Steady. We quote Gn the alb
sence of any reported iles) a. 90 cents per
bushel in bulk, and G5a68 cents for X Il in
sacks. .a-
COTTON.-Official quotations quiet
and steady. Sales were a. follows. 7
bales at II cents, bales ut la c.-nts The
following are the official auolati,,tis5:
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New York Comparative Cotton
Statement.
New YORK, April 21-Night. The
following is the comparative statement
for the week ending April 81, 1876:
Net receiOts at all II s norris
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-04-28

EXPORTS FoRTHK SAME WEEK LAST YEAR.
Cotton Sp'ts Rosin Tar Crude
Foreign. - 2,501 10,03S 1926 -
Cst'wise. :. / ,4S0 615 6,113 PIT 125
Total 1,4sG 3,116 1921 1912 125
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-04-28

STOCK OF COTTON AND NAVAL STORES
In yard anil afloat at the Port of Whining
ton, n. c., oath April. isric. az taken
from the books of the Produce Exchange:
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WEEKLY STATEMENT

Quotations conform to the clsSsifi al ION
of the American Cotton Exchange.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-04-28
MONDAY. Anil "a

Quotations conform to the classification
of the American Cotton Exchange.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-04-28

Quotations CONFORM to The Classification
Of the American Cotton Exchange.