WU1VU duuwwi IO IVwAtCUt :
- was concurred in. yr y-- i
The . amendment to section 35, to
si rike out "county board of education"-
and insert "board .of county
c jiniuissioners,; was concurred in.
The amendment to section 47, to
strike out, in lines 3 and 4, V$2" and
"&3," and to strike out, in lines 4 and
5, the words noot 'to i exceed twenty-
five days," and to strike out the pro
viso that tbe salary of the county sn
ip eriotendeut shall not exceed 5 per
cent, of the ehobl fund of the county
of which he is superintendent. ' Tbe
yeas and nays were called on the mo
tion to concur, and; the Senate re
fused to adopt yeas 15, nays 26.
Another section ; (64) was added,
p -oviding-fdrthe employment of a
clerk for the Superintendent of Pub
lie Instruction at" a ' salary of $600.
N!ot adopted yeas 12, nays 27.
iThe special order was House bill
GQ1, Senate bill GOO, to authorize the
"Commissioners of Pender county to
levy a special tax to - build a court
huae and jail, which j passed third
reading yeas 3l nays 1. I
The House amendments to the ap-
p'criionmeot bill were considered.
The seoond special order was House
hi 1911, Senate ill 710, to render
iuire efficient the laws regulating the
a e of spirituous liquors by tbe
.: s'liall raeasare. U H- v
Mr. Tacker offered an amendment
tbkt all after, the
in lline 5, section
Adopted. ; ' ' -;
The bill failed
reading yeas 2i,
lows:
word "provided,"
be i stricken out.
to pass its third
nays 26, as fol-
- Yeas Mers.''
Pl...inK,n r
Battle. Blue, Carr,
Davidson, Dickey,
- rA I i T7 ' ni ""I I
uoricuj i? uisuu, a- lugei, vueuii uuu
ger. Hanes, Harper, Harris, Lock
hart, Merritt, TSewland, Spears,
Siojwv.Tueker, VV.illiamsan of Davie
Clarke, 5 Foil, Hampton, Jenkins,
T . ! . A ... - If Annlfil' A.T A f 1 f A
Mel?aue, Newsom . Oates, Parish,
Pridgen, Respass, Kichardson, Scott,
'f New Hanover, Scott, of Rocking-:
Williamson, of Edgecombe, Wood
tuule. Wvnne. York 26..
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr. Manning, to prevent tbe sale
-a spirituous liquors. This is a gen
eral! prohibitory bilf, to go into effect
in January, 1882, it ratihed by tbe
people. - Calendar. :- ,
, M r. Winstead called up a bill au
thorizing the collection of arrears of
taxes by certain
parsed its several
rieuate bill to
executors, which
readings.
enable the county
commissioners to regulate the amount
of sheriffs' and tax collectors7 bonds
in Columbus and
Franklin counties,
w-i pat on its eeveral readings abd
pissed.
Oil motion of Mr. Brooks, of
Transylvania, a bill to incorporate
i he Atlantid& French Broad Valley
rail oadij Fbtchlif ItQ rua from. South
Carolina 'through the' counties of
Transylvania ana -Henderson was
put oft , its ) 'Several ; readings ; land
pasUd.;.;- ,::4i:t:fr -' ;y:'-:
The. special order f or ll A..AL was
the bill to establish three additional
Superior Court districts.
l"ie bill passed its' third reading -yeas
50, nays 33. :-t y y
A motion to reconsider was tabled.
On motion of Mr. iSlaisdell, the
b'rliio amend the constitution so as to
allow the members of the General
Assembly to receive $5.00 per day
for a period not exceeding 100 days,
waslput on its seoond reading.
Mr. Ray moved to table. The
motion prevailed yeas 74, nays 8.
" The'special - order for 12 M. was
Senate bill to establish a new county,
to be called Vance.
The bill passed its third reading
yeas p2, nays 34. -I , , -
Oa motion of Mr. Smedes, Senate
bill to incorporate the; Paper and
Pulp j Works, was put on its several
readings and passed. ' ! '
On motion, a bill with regard to
driving stock in the State was put on
its several readings,- and,; after being
explained by Mr. Davis, of Haywood,
passed. ; ' ' 'V ' ' '
' Hodse bill to incorporate, the
Goldsboro Lodge of G: Wi'of O. F.
passed and was sent to the Senate.'"
; House bill to allow the State Au
ditor an additional. clerk at a salary
of $800 per year. .' , " j -
Pending farther action on this bill
the House adjourned. , . "
. i . . STKNINQ SS8SION.
House bill in regard to the " collec
tion of taxes in Robeson cou nty passed
its second and third readings and was
sent to'the Senate. ;. .. ."::;. -'.(: :.' . ; .
Senate bill to change the time of
holding the Superior Court of Wilson
and Nash was taken ap ; and passed
its third reading and was ordered to
be enrolled.- y- V p . Ty ,
House bill I to allow " county com
missioners to place the names of
school .Qomiaitteemen inthe" jury
boxes, was',pas8edand sent to tbe
Senatel wfe-
House bill tovgive. subj-contractors
and laborers C a" lien; ion r (vessels for
loading land -dischareioe.' the same
was passed and sent to the Senate.
Senate tUl'w incdrpdrate the Bank
of Craven was, on-, motion of" Mr.
Green, taken up, passed and ordered
o be enrolled. - t i
Mr. Rav called np House bill to-
authorize the construction of a branch
road between Clay and Macon coun
ties, and "it passed : itsTBecond and
third readings i and was sent to the
SenateJ ' ' ' ',-7'''
Mr. Toon called np House bill for
the encouragement of ' the State
Guardi --
The bill, then passed its third read
ing and was sent to the Senate. '
House liU to lay off: iand construct
certain puoua , -roaus ln- 'yusiuw
couutTi' After . considerable 'debate.
in which Mr. Foy tooktbe lead, the
bill passed its several readings and
was sent to the senates
House bill' '-to incorporate the
Western TTnion'Normal School, for
colored people,"; in Monfrfce, Union
county, passed its third reading and
was sent'to the Senate. .
Senate; bill to prohibit fishing with
drift nets in certain waters of the
State, as jamended by Mr. Bledsoe,
passed its third reading:' , ' -S''.- -
On motion of Mr. Boykin, Senate
bill to allow the Auditor a $500
clerk. I" -
.. Mr. Webster, called for the yeas
and nays,; but was not sustained.
The bill then passed its seoond and
third readings.
. Honse Jbill entitled : iAn ;act: to
raise revenue." v;' ,rr h-
Mr. Tate offered several' amend
ments, one of which was to strike out
the amendment of Mr. Grainger,
which was) adopted. . last night, which
he spoke to. - !
The amendments : were : adopted,
and the roll was called on the ' third
reading ofi the bill, which resulted in
a want of a! quorum. ". r :v ' '
: A oall of the House was made, and
fifty-nine members were found to be
present, and, in pursuance of the rules
of the House,' tbe door-keeper was
ordered to jsend a messenger for1, the
absentees, wherever to be found. :
r urtber proceedings under the call
of the Honse- were dispensed with;
and the revenue bill was placed on its
third readiiig;:it " :tyuH:
Mr. tsiedsoe asKea to nave tne bill
read. '. After some ' opposition , ' this
was done, and the bill passed its third
reading by si
vote of .47 to
14.
SENATE. ,
Monday. March 7.
Mr. Dortch, bill to incorporate the
"Orphans Home for ; the Colored
People.' "Calendar, i ; i . :r i
(CAIiBNDAK. i
Senate bil 696, to authorize the
commissioners ot isrunswics: county
to levy and 1 collect a special tax,
passed'its second reading yeas 23,
nays 2.' -" - ---ts;.-
v Senate bill ?727.to amend the char
ter of Jacksonville, in Onslow coun
ty, passed its third reading yeas 25,
nays 2. 1 ' , 1
Senate bill J , to incorporate the
Board of Trustees for the "Orphans
Home for ' the Colored People,
passed its second and third readings.
House bill 77o, Senate bill 790, for
the benefit of ithe Supreme' Court Re
porter, appropriating $300 for "this
purpose, passed. Jts second and third
readings. : t
Senate bill 754, to facilitate tne
transaction of business in the next
General Assembly, requiring the re
ports of certian officers to be made
before the meeting of the General
Assembly, was passed.- . ;'
House bill 569, Senate bill 686, to
make dogs listed for taxation the
subject of .. larceny. I A motion - to
table was lost, and tne bill passed its
second and third readings. . ;
House bill 733, Senate bill 665, to
secure the belter drainage of certain
lowlands in Sampson county, .passed
its second and third readings.
- House resolution 130, Senate reso
lution 186, to purchase Bibles and
other religious books for the use of
the Penitentiary; passed - its second
and third readings. c '
House bill 660, Senate bill 763, for
the support of the Penitentiary, ap
propriating $75,000 for, this purpose,
passed its second reading.,
House.bill 155, Senate bill 732, to
authorize the State Treasurer to ex
change the stock of the State m the
Albemarle and Chesapeake ' Canal
Company for the bonds of tbe State.
A motion to lay on the table was lost
and the bill passed its second and
third readings eas 18, nays 12.
House bill 580,'fcenke bill 801, to
amend section 1, chapter 25, Battle's
Revisal, limiting tbe nnmber of ja
rors in 1 inquests to six, passed its
second and third readings. v
A bill supplemental to an act for
the better protection of farmers and
fishermen passed its seoond and third
readings.
' Senate bill 441, to ascertain
whether a majority of tbe electors of
the State are in favor of or against
prohibition, was laid on tbe table
Senate bill 440, to prohibit! the
manufacture and sale pf spirituous
liquors, was laid on the table.
The Machinery bill, which was
made the special order for to-night
at 7.30, was, on motion, taken up on
ita third reading. A' motion to con
sider by sections prevailed.
Mr. Davidson . offered an amend
ment to section 1, to insert the word
"board," -between; the. words "the"
and "county," in line 2. - Adopted. :
. Pending the consideration of this
bill the Senate adjourned at 2.30
p.m. : v . ..;
TV" i n "SYZSftSG SESSION.
The unfinished business was taken
op, which 'was the machinery bilL .
The bill as amended passed it third
reading.51; -t -- --r JvH7,".l::-
House bill 79, Senate bill 596, to
enable the Roxboro w and Danville
Turnpike , Company to " establish ta
turnpike road from the Virginia line
to Durham,was reported unfavorably
on by Mr. Lookhart, for the commit
tee, and laid on the table. '
Oa ; motion of Mr. Dortch, the
school bill was taken up and : con
sidered. ; . -. '. v
j The question was Upon adopting
the report of the conference . com'
mittee.
Messrs. . Richardson, Finger, and
Scott, of Rockingham,' opposed the
adoption of the report.
. On motion of Mr. : Cunningham,'
the previous question was . ordered.
The report was :. adopted ryeas .17,
nays 14. ' v. .:' . ' ': f'"-'
House bill 1,004, Senate bill 805,
in regard to the collection . of taxes
in Robeson county, passed its second
and third readings.
. Senate bill 525, for Che protection
of partridges in North Carolina, being
a substitute for sundry bills intro
duced upon the subject. . ;
' Amendments were offered, by
Messrs. Harper, S prill, S to we, Hamp
ton, Cnnhingham,0ate8 and Richard
son, . exoludicg"- certain counties.
Adopted,
Mr., Parish offered an amendment
inserting thel'stn place of the '20th
of October ; . -r ,
oase "bill 790, Senate bill 765, to
incorporate the .North ' Carolina Fer
tilizer Company, .passed its second
and third readings..; TV, v V, T.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Mr. Grainger by request of Mr.
Dunn, a bill in regard to the monu
ment to be raised to the memory of
the late. Governor Richard Caswell.
Calendar.,. - . . s - M 5 s.
- Mr. .Boykin, by consent, introduced
a bill supplemental to an act to pro
vide for the better.; protection of
farmers and fishermen, and requested
that the rales be suspended and the
bill placed on , its several ' readings,
which was done, u and the , bill was
read three times and sent to the
Senate..!' ij, ", -
House bill to amend chapter 135 of
the laws -of 1879r-nofenoe law -in
Cumberland ooanty-r-was taken op
aad passed its third reading. ? in
V Senate ,;bill to extend the - time to
redeem i land sold to the State for
taxes was taken .up.: and passed its
second .and ,third. readings : and: was
enrolled, j on - tJA . f -A'" '-- y.- i-
Mr. McClare here submitted a re
port from the committee of investi
gation in the case of 'alleged forgery.;
The ; committee exonerated all : the
employees of the General) Assembly,
and found the forgery bad been com
mitted, by. W. -;.W. Watson, the
member from Edgecombe. ; '
Mr. Manning moved to postpone
the matter, and make it the special,
order for 11 -A. "ML on Thursday, and
in the meantime i.bat the evidence be
printed.H$;Adopted. -'.;: tS-
Mr. Day, by consent, offered a hill
to promote the oanse of temperance.
This bill t prevents the practice com
monly known as "treating" when ap
plied to intoxicating drinks in public
places.: Referred. . . v
i House bill to aid in the construo
tiop ., of the RoxboroJ Railroad was
taken np and passed its seoond read
me. 1 1j .. ;' : ::, f. .. . . ' '; . ll' . : ;
Senate bill changing the '. time of
the close of the fiscal year, making it
conform "with the calendar year,
passed its second and third' readings.
Senate bill to incorporate the Bank
of Enfield. Oo motion of Mr. Grain
ger this bill was taken up and passed
its several readings. r ;' .
' ! ! ; ". ETKNINQ SESSION.; '; .'. ".'
" House bill for the " protection of
sheep husbandry, and to raise revenue
by a tax on dogs,was taken np as the
unfinished business of the morning on
its second reading. ' ; i
Mr. Bledsoe moved to table,and on
that motion called for .the yeas and
nays.t The motion prevailed.
Mr. Green, of Orange, reported , for
the committee on Enrolled Bills, and
tho Speaker signed, in' the presence
of tbe Honke, an act supplemental to
an act to provide for: the . better pro
tection of farmers and fishermen.
.HouSe bill to incorporate the Ra
leigh Street Railway Company passed
its secoud and third readings, and
was sent to the Senate. . .. .
Senate bill to provide additional
servants for the Various departments
of State was taken np.
Mr. Day moved to amend by strik
ing out fifteen dollars per month."
and inserting "six dollars per week,"
and spoke to his amendment. :
Mr. Manning hoped the bill and
amendment' would; pass, as it was
impossible to get trustworthy ser
vants for less , than six dollars per
week. '. .:,::
The amendment was adopted, and
the bill passed its third reading. :
Senate bill - to (authorize : the trea
surer of Franklin county to pay cer
tain school claims passed its seoond
and third readings. - ' I- -.
House bill to amend the law in re
gard to the landlord and tenant act
was tabled. ; ; " eu
i Salisbury j Watchman: ' Mr.
William Palher, ased tbont 75 years, died
at his residence near Yadkin Mineral
Sormss Institute, in Sianlv county, on Sat-
uidav. the 19tbi of February. The de
ceased was a useful and highly esteemed
man. - and will be; creatlv missed in the
neighborbood where he lived.
BTj RNETTd OOCOAINE KILL8 DANt
droff. allays Irritation and promotes the
growth of the Hair. Gentlemen For over
two: years 1 bave Buffered terribly witn
"scald head" in jits; worst form. A. -few
weeks ago I tried a bottle of your Cocoaine
The first aonlicatiori cave me relief. ' and
now tbe disease is effectually cured. Yours
respectfully, C. Stevens. - Deputy
Sheriff, Ottawa, tlll . Burnett's Flavoring
Extracts are perfectly pure. . : ' " .. ".':
AGSItTS A"D CANVASsaB' make from $35
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OCT CO., 10 Barclay Street, Hew York. . Send
xor taeir uuaiopieua termi. 'jm . sbiu
MATKB NBW8. Eop- Bitten,' whicb areadTer
ttsedln oar eolnmns. are a tore cure for ague, bil
iousness and kidney complalats. Tnoee who use
them eey tbey cannot be too highly recommended.
Tnose amictea snouia gire mem a rair iriai. ana
will become thereby enthaeiaBUe in the praise of
weir curative qualities i'ortlantt Aigas. , , , .j
- ' "
B1THB LUCK OF A OOUMBT PLATER. A 'na
tive or France, M. ciayene, a few weeks ago iooaa
himself with the French Ooera Troaoeln New Or
leans While there he thought he wonld do as the
New Orleans people do, and Invested one dollar la
the purchase of a half octet in 1 the February
drawing of the Louisiana state Lottery, with the
grauryiEg result or oDtaining f la.uuu on a nau or
ticket No. S3 688 fie now trumpets the honesty of
the management of that celebrated institution as
well as continuing to blow the corset. If he had
written with an enclosure to M. A. Danphln. No,
819 Broadway. New York city, or to the same Der-
sou at New Orleans. La., he would have had the
same result propaoiy. - i - - .- j .
"' MOTHBES t MOTUBKS ! ! MOTHERS 1 !
Are yon disturbed at night and broken of your res
by a sick child suffering and crying with the excru
ciating pain of catting teeth T If eo, go at once
and eet a botUe of MBit. WlflSLOW'S BOOTHINO
BlfEUt. It will relieve the poor little sufferer im
mediately aepena - npon it; were is no snistaae
about it There is not a mother on earth who has
ever used it, who will not tell you at once that it
will regulate the. bowels, and give rest to the moth
er, and relief aad health to the child, operating like
magic It is perfectly safe to use in all cases, aad
pleasant to the taste, and is the prescription of one
of the oldest and best female physicians and nurses
in the United titatee.. bold everywhere. -35 cents
a bottle. -."'"'
- PERSONAL. Extract fronva private letter to J.
H. Zeilln & Co. "1 write you this note to congrat
ulate you on being the proprietor of the best Liver
Medicine (Simmons Regulator) known to the hu
man race. I have known It for a number of years,
and I pronounce it, as prepared bv you. pure and
genuine: and I pray you, for the sake of humanity,
to keepit eo. You may prepare it and recommend
It. but von will sever know the true value of it un
less you have a disordered Liver yourself. It on
clogs tbe Liver of impurities with which it has been
confined for years,- and puts the wheels in their
original monon.- - '
: "Simmons Liver Regulator I believe to be one of
the best remedies for a deranged Liver that I have
ever tiled. It has benefitted my wife more than
any meoicine sue nas taken lor tnat disease i oe
lieve It ne plus ultra.' J. B. RANDALL, M.D.,
t 'Bethany P. O., C. B. K., Ga."
COMMERCIAL,.
W ILMINQTON M AR K ET,
' t 1 1 ! ''.
i V STAB OFFICE,"March 8, 6 P. M. ;
SPIRITS TURPENTINE The -market
opened - firm' at 41 cents per gallon bid,
with sales later of 800 casks at- that ' price,
cloaiogflrm. - - -
,. ROSIN The - market " was steady at
$1 87T for Strained and $140 Jor Good
Strained; with sales . of I 600 bbls Good
Strained at quotations. In tbe other grades
a fair business is being done at $1 SO lor E,
No. 60 for F. Extra No. 2, $1 70 for
G, Low No 1, $1 80 for H, No. 1, $3 00 for
I. Extra No.l, $3 25 for K, Low Pale, $3 50
for M Pale, $3 75 for N, Extra Pale, and
3 12 for W G, Window Glass. -jV
TAR The arket opened firm at tl 50
per bbl of 280 lbs, with sales at quotations.
Later a small lot sold: at 1 60, closing
steady at that figure. . i
CRUDE TURPENTINE Market firm
at $1 65 for Hard and $2 65 for Soft, with
sales at quotations. ' :- ; ; ?
COTTON Tne market was steady, with
sales reported of SO bales op a basis of
11 cents per lb for Middling. .The follow
ing were the quotations of-the day: ;
Ordinary. . . ...... . .'. . 7 . cents 1? i ft
uood urainary. -. at
Strict Good s Ordinary.: y
Low Middline . .. , .. 10 7-16
Middling. .... .... .... 11 f " :,"y-
Good Middling....... ' . " r i
PEANUTS Sales reported on a basis of
2030 cents for shelling stock, 40 cents for
Ordinary, 50 eta for Prime, 60 cts for Ex
tra Prime, and 70 cents for Fancy. : Market
quiet .' , '"'V-': -. '
STAR OEJT1CE, March 4, 5 P. M. ,
SPIRITS TURPENTINE The market
was firm' at at 41 cents: per gallon, but no
transactrona were reported. f , .
; ROSIN The market was firm at $137
for Strained and $11 40 for Good Strained,
bat without reported sales; In other grades
a fair business is still being done at$l 50
for E, No. 2. $1 60 for F, Extra No 2,$1 70
for G, Low No.'i; $1 80 for "3, No. 1,$2 00
fori. Extra No: 1, $2 25 forK, Low Pale,
$3 50 for M. Pale, $2, 75 for N. Extra Pale.
and $3 12i for W G, Window Glass. !
TAR The market was firm at $1 60 per
bbl. of 28U lbs,, with sales at quotations;
quoted at the close at $1 757 .iri
CRUDE TURPENTINE Market firm
at $1 65 for Hard and $2 65 for, Soft, with
sales at quotations. '- -. . ''
COTTON The market opened dull-, and
lower to sell, ' with small sales later on a
basis of 10 cents per lb forMiddling. - The
following were the quotations of the day:
Ordinary. .... , . 7 cents lb,
Good Urdinary. ....... ,b :..
Btrict Good Ordinary.
I
Low Middling 1U7-1G
Middling. it .-.-"
Good Middling. .... . . J V" "
PEANUTS Sales reported, on
a basis
of 20Q30 cents for shelling stock, 40 cents
for Ordinary, 50 cts for Prime, 60 cents
for Extra Prime, and 70 cents for Fancy.
Market quiet. y y.
; STAR OFFICE, March 5, 6 P. M.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE The market
was dull at 41 cents per gallon, with no sales
to report." , . ; '
ROSIN The ' anarket r was firm ar
$1 37 for Strained and .$142r for Good
Strained, with sales reported of 1,500 bbls
Good Strained at quotations. In other grades
a fair business is still being done at $1 50
for E. No. 2, $1 60 for F, Extra No. 2,$1 70
for Q, Low No. 1, $1 80 for H, No. 1,$2 00
for L Extra No. 1, $2 25 for K, Low Pale,
$2 50 for M, Pale, $2.75 for N,'. Extra Pale,;
and $3 12 for W.Gt Window Glass.
TAR Tbe market was firm at $1 65 per
bbl of 280 lbs, with sales at quotations.
CRUDE TURPENTINE Market firm
at $1 65 for Hard and $2 65 for Soft, with
sales at quotations. . r .
COTTON Tbe, market was weak, with
small sales on abasia of 10 cents per lb
for Middling. The following were tbe
quotations of the day:
Ordinary 7 cents lb
Good ordinary- . .
Strict Good Ordinary.
Low Middling. . .... .10 5-16
Middling.... .......i 10
Good Middling. .,, ,
ii
i
- it
PEANUTS Sales reported on a basis of
2030 cents for shelling stock, 40 cents
for Ordinary, 50 cents for Prime, 60 cents
for Extra Prime, 70 cents f orFancy- rMar
ket quiet. ..." . " . . .
; : STAR OFFICE, March 8, 6 P,;M.:
.... SPIRITS TURPENTINE The market
opened firm " at ' 40 cents per gallon, bat
later 200 casks changed hands at .41 cents.'
ROSIN The market was firm at $1 37
for Strained and $1 42 for Good Strained,
with sales as offered. In other grades a
fair business is still being done at $1 50 for
E, No. 2; $1 60 for F, Extra No. 2, $1 70
for G, Low No. 1, $1 80 for H, No. 1, $2 00
for I,Extra No. 1, $2 7B for K, Low: Pale,
$2 50 for M; Pale, $275 for N, Extra Pale,
and $3 12 forW G, Window Glass.
TAR Tbe market firm at $1 65 per bbl
of 280 lbs, with sales at quotations;
CRUDE TURPENTINE Market firm
at $1 65 for Hard and $2 65 for Soft,' with
sales at quotations.
-- COTTON. The market was weak, with
no sales reported The following were the
official, quotations of the day:
Ordinary 7 cents ft
Good Ordinary.. . ...... 8
Strict Good Ordinary. ; -
Low Middling. 10 5-16
Middling. . v . ; . . ... ... 10
Good Middling. . . .. ...
it
i
i .
l
PEANUTS Sales reported on a basis Of
2030 cts for shelling stock,40 cts for Ordi
nary, 50 cents for Prime, 60 cents for Extra
Prime, and 70 cents for Fancy. Market
quiet. :
STAR OFFICE. March 8, 6 P. M.
(... SPIRITS 1 TURPENTINE The market
was firm at 41 cents per gallon, with sales
of 70 casks at that price. .
- ROSIN. Tbe market was firm at $137
for Strained and $1 42 for Good Strained,
and held higher. No sales to report. In
other grades a fair business is still being
dyne at $1 50 for E No. 2, $1 60 for F Ex
tra No. 2. $1 70 for G Low Ho. 1, $1 80 for
H No. 1, $2 00 for I Extra No. 1, $2 25 for
k Low Pale, $2 50 for M Pale, $2J75 for N
Extra Pale, and $3 12 for W W Window
Glass. ' '-"-"'-
TAR. The' market was firm at $1 65
J per bbl. of 280 lbs, with sales at quotations.
CRUDE. TURPENTINE Market firm
at $1 65 for Hard and $3 65 . for Soft, with
sales at quotations " I ".. '
COTTON The market was dull, with
sales reported of 75 bales at from 6 to 10
cents per lb, the latter . for Middling. The
following were the quotations of the day:
Ordinary ;. t "i ' ' cents lb
uooa ordinary. ii j . . 8 . t
. II
.. .
i
ri
I
r "
Low Middling'....... .103-16
ouuuuug. ........ ..... J.U
Good Middling. : : . . 2 -
PEANUTS Sales ported oil a iasia
Of
2030 cents for sbellinsr stock, 40 cents
for Ordinary, 50 cents 'for - Prime, 60 cents'
for Extra Prime, and 70 cenu for Fancy;
Market oniet. " ' iV : f
"'.STAR OFFICE, ilarch 9 6 P. ii.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE. Tbe mar
ket was firm at 41 cents per gallon, with
sales of 300 casks at that price: ; :
ROSIN The market was firm at tl 40
for Strained and $1 45 for Good Strained,
ith sales reported of 800 bbls at quotations.
In other grades we hear of sales oo a basis
Of
$1 50 for E No. 2. tl 60 for F Extra No.
$1 70 for G Low No1? $1 80 for H No
$3 00 fori Extra No. 1, $3 25 tot K Low
Pale. $2 50 for M Pale;!$2f7for N Extra
Pale, and $3 12 for W G Window Glsis
j. An i oe marKet was nrm at f l oo per
bbl of 280 lbs with'salea at quotations."
CRUDE TURPENTINE-r-Market . . firm
at
$1 65 tor Hard and $2 65 lor Soft, with
sales at quotatio'osV ,
COTTON The market was ' weak," with
no sales to report. The following were the
quotations of tbe day:-..
Ordinary...,. 7s
Good Ordinary... . 8
Strict Good Ordinary "
cents lb.
. ii ii
Low Middling 9 15-16
- ii '
41 ;
suaaiins. ". i . .-v . . . im--
wwwu ouuuiiug.. . . .. :; 1 i s t.
II: J Ji- . .... '- . ;
4
PEANUTS Sales reported on s.' basis
of 2030 cts for shelling stock, ,40 cents
for Ordinary, 50 cents for Prime, 60 cents
for Extra Prime, and 70 cents for Fancy
Axarxet quiet.'! - ' : v : ;-V c : J'-
CO t-TOR AMO NAVAI STOBBS-
I' ' WE8KLT SrTATBMKWT.
1 .-. ' " sbckiftb' :kAyi
irom March lit to March m, 1881. -
Cotton. Spirits. -! - Rosin. Tar.' ; Crude
1,179 760 8,849 2,120 : ; 709
BECKD?TS-: hJt'-?!. i''t
From'March 1st to March 8tk, 1880. j 1 y
Cotton. Spirits. "Rosin. Tar. - Crude.
aa t 1,073- O. ,7 ,041 ! 41
From March Ut to March 1th, 1 881.
Cotton. Spirits. RoBin. Tar. Crude
Domes'c, 1,004 682 247 1,686
uu
00
Foreign, 1,135 ,000 13,2t k000
Total.. 2,140
682 13,510 1,686
XXFOBTS s'i :r
00
I From March 1st to March Btht 1880.
i 1 Cotton. Spirits. Rosin. Tar. Crude.
Domes'c, 237 35 y 565 500. ,fJ: 00
Foreign, 000 J)0 , 17.57S; 000 - j 00
Total.." 237
35 y 18,143
500
00
; ' ' STOCKS. : !-
Ashore and Afoot March 7,
I83iJ '
Ashore.
Afloat, Totals.
: 615 ' 3,888
-3,025:: 923
11,868 T 136,814
1,038 , 8,103
Cotton.'... ,373
Spirits.... 6,198
Rosin..... 125,449
Tar;...... 7.065
Crude . . . . -1,103
ooo r: 1,103
,..;, : , STOCKS. .
: AaJmrt nnA AUnnl Wtri-. ft "Ififtfi
1 -:
Cotton. Spirits. Rosin. Tar. Crude,
6,263 10,895 86,491 6,592 8,030
qUOTATIOBB. ,
Marchl, 1880:
Cotton.... 12
Spirits.... 44
Rosin..... $1 20 1 5
Tar...;..'.$l 15
Crude. ...$1 653 55;,
March. 8, 1880.
iot : ' - '
44
$1 171 22
$1 15 s U :
$1 552 55 ,
MARINE.
:. H ARRIVED. I . .
' Schr Louisa Frayser, 348 tons, Crawford,
Philadelphia, coal to , Fowler & Morrison ;
vessel to Geo Harriss & Co i - s ; ,v- i
Schr Ella Pressey, 165 tons, Arerell, Bal
timore, guano to C O R R; vessel to E G
Brker & Co. I
.. Schr Stonewall, Hill, New River, naval
stores to W D Mahn k i - a .
Schr Ontario, Morgan,Tnbbs' Inlet,naval
stores.to Eerchner & Calder Bros. ' ; "
: Nor brig Ceres. 206 tons Olsen, South
ampton, HeideA Co. j k;.: tfo-s
8chr Water Line.275 1 tons, Kelley,
Charleston, master. fry -vi
SLNor barque Sandemander,4l8 tons.Oquist,
Savannah, Heide Ss Co. .' . -! ( ; ;" y
i Nor baroue Ariadne.' 411 tons. Hansen
Savannah, Heide & Co. - :- v..
Schr Leviathan, Galloway, Lockwood'S
Folly, naval stores to u Ii Gore.,
y Schr Samuel, Pigott, Lockwood's Folly,
naval stores to A Martin. - ' ? ,.
Schr William, Moore, 8haUotte, nival
stores to Kerch ner & Calder Bros. -A - ?.t$ni
y Schr Katie G Robinson, 299 tons,, Sooy,
Baltimore. Geo nrrls t Oo. t .
8cbr Heory Parke 226 ; tons," Collins,
New York, Northrop a uamming.
; ' Schr George Clark, Bartlett, Baltimore,
Georee Harrias & Co. , : : i -
:'i Dan barque Laai8a,240;tons,Larsen, Santa
Cruz: Heide us oo. - - r
SchrSnow Storm, Morse, Little River, S
C: naval stores to D L Gore. ! - . :..
' Schr Mary Wheeler, Davis, Little River,
6 o. naval stores to u L Gore.: ; -.
i Swe barque Gustsfa, 312 tons, Ohrnberg,
Iiiverpool. with salt to Jieide S oo. . '
Ger barque Frabling, 875 tons, Aprons,
Dublin. JK feschan & Weatermano. ; ;
Nor barque Gio1 a, tons, Jewell, London,
tleidedsoo. ,
-? -j;yv ' CLEARED- : ' .
Scbr Katie CollinsiMatthis, Fernandina,
Geo Harriss & Co. ; . - " ;
' Nor brig Ebenezer, Lundegaard, Bristol,
Peterson: Downing & oa w r-y
Scbr .Ella May, McDonald, Boston, Geo
Harriss & Co; cargo by Robinson & King.
Schr Stonewall, ilill. New River, w. v
Mabn. "i" - '
Schr Ontario, Morgan, ' Tubbs' Inlet,
Kerchner & Calder Bros. M o y . ...
Br brigantine Signal, Williams, Glasgo'
Alex Snrunt & 8on. .
i Steamship Gulf Stream, Doane, New
Tork,TEBond.
: Scbr Carrie E Richardson, Riobardson,
Point a Petre, Oaudsloupe,: Jfi JUddef tK
Sons; vessel by S G Barker as Oa ; - ' ' t
- Nor brig Hilding, Jensen, London, WP
liamsofc Murchison." - " i ' ' '.
Schr Leviathan, Galloway, ' Lockwood's
Folly, U u Gore. r t: : . ! y
. Scbr William, Moore, - Shallotte, Kerch
ner & Calder Bros. " j
Scbr Samul, Pigott, Lockwood's Folly, A
Martin.-- - - - ---.'.:
i Brig Chattanooga, . Challenor, Portau
Prince, Northrop & Camming. -; r '
'! Schr Snow Storm, Morse, Little River,' S
C.DL Gore. y
Schr Mary Wheeler, Davis,: Little Hirer,
SC, DLGore. : ' . .
Br brig Tramore.Morrice, London, Chess,
Carley & Co. r t
Nor barque. Hjemmet; Inglemundsen,
London. Alex Snrunt & Son.' "
Nor barque Leo, Andersen,- Hamburg; E
G Barker oo.
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