COMMERCE OF WILMINGToN.
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The last Wilmington Journal gives the follow
ing as the amount of Naval Stores and Timber
which has been brought to Wilmington for the
year ending March 9, 1876: Turpentine, 337, SAG
barrels; Tar 29,9o7 barrels; Timber, 44,ss4,-
287 feet, The Journal says this is large in-
crease in these articles. That paper estimates
the amount of money paid to the producers for
the above Turpentine, Tar, and Timber at 81 $780,
ooo A large sum, and truly gratifying evil
dence of the prosperity that pervades Whining
ton and the lower region of the State.