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hdral Slores--Several sales of Newbern and
Washington Turpentine have been made al So, ,25
for ESQ lbs. !; sales of Spirits at so cts. North
County Rosin 80 cents; Tar 81, SO. 81 ~


" WiLmington, September 9.


Nardt Stores-Snce the commencement Of the
present week, about $500 or 5000 bbls. of Turpen-
tine have been brought TO market, of which amount
800 bbls. came per Rail Road. The price on Mon
day So per bbl. 800 llbs advance Of 10 cts.
on previous sales. Subsequently, the price receded
TO 1885. To-day So, go has been offered, no sales
yet made about 700 bbls. on market to-day. Tar
none arrivins-last sales al $l,85. There has
been small Of Spirits Turpentine sold at 40 els


P. S. Since the above was prepared, we hear
that sales have transpired at So 80. I'VE would
here remark that Virgin dip has got down TO the
price of yellow. except in cases OF choice article


Lumber and IImber-A raft of extra lengths
Mill Timber sold dav or two since at 81 So
We quote at Sc s. for fair to good fair. Lum-
Der is firm and transactions small. Journal.


-- 60 Fayetteville, September IL.


Bacon in demand at 10 to 1O4 cents. Corn has
arrived freely, sales generally 60 cents No cot
ton arriving Flour has declined, dull at 81 so to
SIS 90. Wheat coming in freely, sales al 85 to 80
cents. Brandy and Whiskey generally sold under
our quotations. The fall purchases Of our mer-
chants are arriving, and stocks good.


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