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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-10-12

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8 We have been requested to state
that Nh. j. NJ Sill will have a f,ne!
Beef al stall No. T., this morning,
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p RE-opENED. .-Messrs. John Crowley
q Co. announce the re-opening of the
old "Columbia Restaurant" this morn
ing Asabstantial lunch will be fur
nished. Drop in, ye hungry ones.
:; MAIL ARRANaEdENTs.-The post
Office open during the week from 81
a. m. to 6 p. m. On Sundays, from
~ to 2k p. m.
The Charleston and Western mails
are open for delivery at 2 p. NJ, and
close at 8 q. m. tt 1di
Northern-Open for delivery at
101s a. NJ, closes ut ] p. m.
Greenville-Open for delivery at 5
p. M, closes at 8 p. m.
Read Udolpho Wolfe's ADVERTISE
ments in to-day's paper.
The STREETS. Ts.--Our venerable
friend and efficient officer, Alderman
A. M. Hunt, Chairman. of the Com
mittee on Streets, has reached point
in his improvements in which we
take special interest. This is the i'm
provement he is now making on Main
street, between Blanding and Camden
streets. 1t progresses favorably, and
if he completes the job satisfactorily
we will give him a first-rate notice;
ii not, we will "pitch into him."
"IN MEMoRIAM. We inadver-
tently omitted to call attention to the
beautiful lines in yesterdays Phenir,
written as a tribute to the memory of
Henry Timrod, by NJ. M. c., (Melvin
M. CoheL The highest praise we
can bestow on these lines, is that they
were worthy of the subject. Mr..
Cohen has the chief attributes and
qualifications of a poet, as many OF
his fugitive pieces, published in the
poetical corner of the Phenir, will
testify to.
TAXATION OF RAIhRoADs.-Anot
very interesting case commenced
yesterday evening, before Judge
Moses. The point is the legality OF
constitutionality of the tax imposed
by the last Legislature on the gross
income of railroads. The Charlotte
and South Carolina Railroad made
their return under the law, and made
arrangements to pay the tax. The
Greenville Railaoad made its return,
but did not pay the tax, and IN exc.
cution to collect the tax was issued.
The South Carolina Railroad made
no return, and was double taxed
according to the provisions of the
law, and an execution was issued
therefor, upon which the latter cor
poration has presented a petition
praying for prohibition against the
collection of the tax. This is the
question the argument on which was
commenced last evening. Arthur
Melton & Melton for the railroad
and Tickling & Pope for the State.
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IMPORTANT DECISION. THE cases
of Thomas ]. Robertson and w. A.
Harris, both fined at the last term o.
the Court of Common Pleas, for as
sault and battery-the Sheriff being
ruled for refusing to receive the ole
notes of the Bank of the State
ably argued by counsel. Messrs
McMaster, Arthur, Melton e. Melton
appeared for the defendants, ant
Messrs. Tickling & Pope for the State
| The ar011menfs of connse1 xyera very
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-10-12

Having ccnf>lete printing oGico,
superintended by the proprietor. we
can execute every description of book
and job printing-bill and letter
heads, circulars, labels, posters pro-
grammes. business, wedding and in
vitation cards, railroad receipts,
checks, drafts, &c.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-10-12

A sentimental young man thus feel
ingly expresses himself: Given as
nature benevolently guards the rose
with thorns, so does she endow wo-
men with pins"
We wonder how he found out about
the pins. 3f $50
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-10-12

Our people, we fear, are getting
feeble. Not few of them, we are
told, are not strong enough to "lift
note Of hand"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-10-12

ShEw ADvEsrIsEIENTs. Attention ia call
ed 70 the Following advertisements, which
are published this morning for tho Brst
time: -
y. o. G.. D. Hope. Family Flour.
Fisher Lowrance-Buckwheat &c.
]. @. Janney-List of Letters. r- j, d
John Crowley y Co.-Come And See Us.
T. w. Green-Sherif's Sales. = -,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-10-12
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:, We have been requested to state
that MI. j. NJ Sill will have q, fape
Beef sb stall No. z, this morning.

= RE-oPENED. -Messrs. John Crowley
& Co. announce the re-opening Of the
old "Columbia Restaurant" this morn
ing. Asabstantial lunch viii be fur
nished. Drop in, ye hungry ones.
Arizona miner., 1867-12-07

CAMP LITE Iy MExICo.-The camp life of the soldiery is as singular as everything else. In Mexican armies it is emphatically the case that "eyery ladlie has his lassie" Tie women share all the dangers with as much song froid as the oldest veteran, and perform, without pay, all the duties of army suffers and regimental cooks and purveyors. On the march they ride ahead, mounted on their burr0s, or on raw-boned horses, which they generally bestride la cavalier, and five min utes after the halt is called each will have a savory mess of chickens and chile, and garlic and grease, simmering in a little brown earthenware pan over a charcoal fire, and deems herself well paid if her lord and mas ter bestows on her a friendly word of com mendaton. A strange life these army fol- lowers lead. They are a strange people al- together-a bundle of contradictions. The women, although lost to all sense of decency and virtue, will yet submit to every kind of hardship for their c0apaaero's sake. One mo- ment you will see the man brutally thrash ing his spouse for some real or fancied inf delity; next instant they will be sitting under the same blanket, billing and cooing like a couple of turtle doves. In the trench es, during the siege of Qucretaro, most of the men dug caves by their side for their women, who thus kept them company on duty, and not unfrequently the hospital filters would bear away wounded and dead women as well as men.-Galary for Octo5er.
Arizona miner., 1867-12-07
gf9al Sdrertisrments.
Public Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN u V on the 2Oth day of Decemb,,. HdT lsg7' at the hour of F o'clock, M ,gcr t5eye A. D. sold, nt PUBLIC AUCTION, at tbe 1CiSge Coge Nill te ln the city of Prescott, Yayauai co,,,it ouit House Territory, the following described I' real 1.suna ar1ona 200 undivided feet of the Yalonci,,.
 Bradshaw Mining District, Yayapai Cor C'ouc h tAe longing Co Pablo Peralta; 'Ouh'N be. 300 undivided feet, belonging to Nt'.,,,.,n
 800 undivided feet, beoncinp to I5I'al IIel Fperah; aOO undivided feet belonging 10 Ado,rgg.r refll s And 300 undivided feet, belonging t5 pay Allye Quntcra; " AmbrOsa
 The same being ledge or lode ofmipine situate in said Mining District and Conr,s. ground The said sale will take place updc- sale contained in a certain written poRet of ccued by said parties on the 22d dav oS ,,n' e.. D lSO2, mortgagmg the said property to Wi68 d. T. Flower, at La Paz, Yuma county in g s,,1 " llian tory and which said power of sale cor,i 7r.u len. provision for public sale on thirty dass, ,a.9 al. at said Court House. nOlts,
 Prescott, November IS, lSGT.
 ROBERT MEACHAM, Auetlor...
Arizona miner., 1867-12-07

CHEYENSE.-The Idaho World says that Cheyenne is a very new place, started by the Railroad Company at the foot of the Black Hills in Dakota. A short time since the pa pers boasted of its morality, good govern ment, etc. No gambling, no bawdy houses, no hurdles and no rum shops; churches going up on all sides-all sufficiently orthodox for Puritans of the first water. Yet the other night they had genuine mountain muss Two roughs were shot to pieces and instantly killed. The friends of the deceased threaten ed to set fire to the town. One thousand citizens and one hundred soldiers stood guard over the town till daylight. Lcwd women, bad whisky and death had assaied and all most captured this paragon of morality, in spite of the strict rule of military govern ment, 4 venerable looking "Pikc's Peaker !" remarked to an astonished emigrant, {" It be- gins to seem na'ral here"
Arizona miner., 1867-12-07

LABOR AND CAPIrAL.-Colonel George ". McCook delivered a speech at Cincinnati re- gently, from which we extract the following
 "Labor has affections and loves. l. mar Eies a wife anl builds a house to shelter 8 family. It must have clothes for the back and food to support life. Capital needs no house in which to live and no bed on which to repose it's limbs. Its best and sweetest sleep is upon the iron Of bank vaults. Labor must quit work when the sun goes down, that it may have repose and rest, and be in readiness for another days work. But capital needs no sleep, and in the still hours of the night is earning as much interest as in the daytime. Labor must quit work at Satar- day night; the law compels it to do so even if it needs not rest; but capital earns as much interest on the iifty-two Sundays of the year as it does on the ffty-two Mondays. Capital has two chidren-one, Lawful Interest the other, what is called Usurious Interest These children do not need to grow up to manhood to assist the parents They begin to work and to do as much as the parents as soon as they are born. Are there not, fellow citizens, advantages enough of Capital oyer Labor, without eXcmpling the former from taxation2 In Heavens name, if in a demo- cratic government we are seeking what to cx- empt from the burden of taxation-whethcr Capital or Labor-in Gods name, would we decide that capital should go free and the weight and burden of taxation be thrown upon the shoulders of labor, Yet such is the financial system of our country at the present moment, which is threatening to impose bur dens upon our chldrrn's children for genera tions.n
Arizona miner., 1867-12-07
AyisoNa ali0eC

SNS FuNNct-Co AGrNcY.-Nr. Thoma, Boygr is Che only authorized a-ou, for the NiNEU iu sam Francisco. All orders lef. at Eis office, northeast corner of Washington and Moutgom " streets, Cup stairs1 will bc promptly attended Co.
Arizona miner., 1867-12-07
Black Loyalty.
LEr rnE mn oF nL.rlHr ns rnE.EhyeD.

LET TIE TRUTH QF HISTORY B1 PRESERVED. Nigh Q million Of lives wy LsTl spent, And three billions Of dollars or more, That each letter in twain ah8ll be rent, And the slayc-horn bn heard never more; Full six years we hare given tD Che Black, And the thing w1s undoubtedly right Now suppose, just Co alter the tark
 We devote half an hour Co thc White, When thc Soa.h ia lts hour oruad pride At For, Sumter let drive the frat shot, Neck and heels our poor Slmb0 was tied, And the north held oae end of the kno.; But our hold We lct go at the sound,
 For both hands wc required in She fight And tue War for thc Bla h WIS then found Quite tough job Of work for the White. Well, we lough,-ayc. for four years we fought Pouring out lavish treasure and life; Did the Black then arise as he ought Clcayng northward with torch and with kniics All his masters were fas from hi, track, Under Johnston and Lee iu the fight; There was nothing To hold the Black back From assisting his champion, the White. Did he aid us when bleeding we stood To chase from him sl5vcTy'a dreams, Or to Lee sent he clothing and food,
 Harness, powder, equipments and teams; We all know that ia one single State
 X revolt would have ended the light So no more ot their "lJyulty ITItc, For tue Black r-Ds were worse t--n -A- White The White rebels came Ei.h 9 cha-r,
 Their bayonets eslut and l-Iow; While tue Black rebels slunl1 in the rear, Assisting land GcciY our foe; Phillips, sumner and men Of thGt school, May clicls-clAtter from morning t,l night But if Black or White rebels must rJis, Then, by Heaven couu. ne in for tAe White {. It would sickeu a dog tis vile cant
 That we hear Of "back loyalty now And notice the twadders who rant
 On the subject were .lr from the row, But since cold has been Lees lates; gun, And since Johnston stocked arms ate. fight, We are told "hy Black yalor we won ''- Iris all humblg Co laurel the White! To the Black reht, glory and power,
 To the White rebel chains and disgrace Oh madness and worse, rules the hour
 We are false tp faith, wisdom and rlrei So my heart with you, Longstreet and Hul, Johnston, Lee-eyery man in the fight Yoa were rebels, and bad Oucs but still You share my misiortune-you're White.
 MILES O'BEILLY.
 Late Private 4-th Regiment Y. r. Vol Inf
Arizona miner., 1867-12-07
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It will contain carefully prepared Market and General Commercial Reports, giving reliable prices current of all leading articles of country produce and family supplies.
 THE WEEKLY EXAMINER is furnished to sub. scribers at the low price of Five Dollars per an nun, ana 10 clubs Of five or more (when mailed to one address) Four Dollars each In ali eases payment in advance is required.
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Arizona miner., 1867-12-07
DEMOCRATIC ORGAN.

There is no better way of making accessious 10 our party than by the dissemination Of correct in formation, and certainly the proper mode Of doing that Is by means Of newspapers; anu, therefore every Democrat who is attached to the principles Of his party, and cntcrtains a sincere and earnest desire to sec those principles triumph, should feel it duty 10 contribute in some degree to the sup. port of the Party Papers
Arizona miner., 1867-12-07
SheyiE's g ale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION V. ID sued out of the District Court of ts. Third Judicial District, in and for the Ccgr7 O! Yayapai Territory of Arizona, in favor o' Joseph Walker and against Louis B. si J.Hs nud Thoma, Barnuul, defendants, by wbch am required tO make out of Inc pr0pertg q ,Le above named defendants the sum cs s;e hundred and thiriythrcc dollars, with sixtys.1 dollars costs accrued, together with accrBng coss have levied on all the right, title, and iuiere q the said Louis B St James and Thomas Barnsu in and 10 the following described property, tova. aN aud singular, that certain quarter section land situate ot or near the Point Ot Rocks in ,a. County and Territory aforesaid, said piece or a:. eel of land being bounded as follows, io-sf @ the east. by thc ranch of j.. A. Stevens anl putl. lands on thc north, by tbe ranch ot Giles Co; on the wcst by lands Of said Giles tS Co. and psh lic lands and on tEc south, by pabllc lands ssl parcel or tract ol land bciB, tLc same Eerei0i.s taken up and occupied by thc said St, Jaaes sls Barnum, and whcrcun k erected Q building us.! as a blacksmith shop and dwelling; also, cora. sad property being about four miles north c! 4s town Of Prescott also the building and egra thereon, aud all teuemenis, hercdhamenis asi appurtunanccs thcrcunto belonging
 NOTICE is hereby given that 1 will, on Tsgn day tbc twelfth day of December, A. D, ls5',a the hour Of 10 o'clock A. E., in front Of ihs res Court House, In the town of Prescott, County Yayapai, Territory Of Arizona, expose sl r-ss sale to the highest bidder for cash all the fga title and interest Of thc defendants hereia Hina In and 10 the above described property, to sstst sad execution.
 JOHN p. B0UgEE
 Sheriff of IayaVai C0aHg.
 Prescott Nov %, 1867.
Arizona miner., 1867-12-07
Notice of Dissolution

TNHE CO-PARTNERsHIP HERET0fV@ \ existing under the name and style Of fess & Yunzb!nth, is this day dissolved by m..| I consent. The saloon and brewery vii! heneee.. be conducted by A. II. Peoples. Persons o.E '.- the firm will please call and settle thelr aesO---
 A. II. PEEPLEs-,,
 Wsf YUNZBLU III Wickenburg, October F, 1867.
Arizona miner., 1867-12-07

4 JOHN BULL, conversing with an Indian, asked him if he knew that the sun never set on the Queens domnons. "Non said the Indian. Do you know the reason why !r asked John. Because God is afraid to trust an Englishman in the dark, was the savage's reply.
Arizona miner., 1867-12-07
Co-P artnership Notice.

THE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretoiors q. | isting between J. $. Giles, A. c VI Hanson, and J. w. Johnson, is this day dissolTs. by mutual consent J. $. GILES will collect bills due the Cops'IzS' ship, and settle all debts due by ii.
 J. <. GILES
 A. C. WILLIAMSON
 ,I. ". JOHNSON. Prescott, Nov. IS, 1867.
Arizona miner., 1867-12-07
CHARGES MODERATE.
SAN FRANCISCO WEEKLY EXAMINER
ENLARGED AND IMPROVED.
No1 Equal Q Aay Journal Published oa tie
 P0cifc C9ld.

It stcmmcd the torrent of bigotry intolerance and persecution, fcarlessly bearing up the OLD DEMOCRATIC ENSIGN through the dark period or our country misery, until victory was achieved and the principles it battled for were triumphant To do this incurred Q very heavy cxuenditurc which, however, was checrfully borne under the confident belief that tue opportunc time wou Id come when the party would reimburse us by con tributing generally its patronage That time has now arrived, and we ask Democrats to do their part in sustaining this
Arizona miner., 1867-12-07
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Arizona miner., 1867-12-07
NOTICE.

ATA MEETING OF THE sToCKHoLpEs / An the Prescott and Mohaye Toll Road Cez- pany, held in Prescott on the first day Of Ocie.s 1867. the special charter granted by the fii'9 ia ritorlal Legislature, in November, 1864, Eas 1-' rendered up, and the company was rc-incoFI9. ted under the General Incorporation Law @ Territory of Arizona
 ml W. M. HARDY, SecFeiEy
Arizona miner., 1867-12-07
Administrators Notice,
lto of THOMAS MATER peoe,,.,

Estate of THOMAS MATER peoe,,., THE undersigned having been appointed | Administrator of the above named q, t0ts-Notce Is hereby given lo all persons lntei,. cd to said estate 70 make immediate sette,,,, and all persons having claims against said es,l' Co present them, with the necessary vouchers, ,,} proofs, Co the undersigned, within one year rT1 the date Of this notice.
 JAMES F. McCAFFREY, Administrs,~
 Prescott, Arizona, Nov. 8, 1867.
Arizona miner., 1867-12-07
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Arizona miner., 1867-12-07
The Weekly Examiner

WHt contain Fifty-Sir Columns of origiael
 and lreH selected matter, Not Political exclusively, for VIC design it not only an efficient party organ, but also
Arizona miner., 1867-12-07
Administrators Notice.
Estate of PABLO A. PERALTo pao.,..,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY Tup ~ undersigned, Administrator of tbe ,,dli ,,lL named estate, Co the creditors Of, and au ro,' having claims against said deceased, to erbg, Inc same to thc undersigned at his re.idc,..Ig.4 La Paz, county of Yuma, Tcrritory of Gsey G5'1-h h within twelve months from the first uuble..'.A. bl..A O.! this notice. '''s4
 MIGUEL s. PERALTA, Adinlpls,,,,o.
 La Paz, A. T., October 90, lsG7. norIe..
Arizona miner., 1867-12-07

SIZE OF CITIEs.-According 10 the census of 1860, the first eight cities in the Union
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-18
PORT. CALENDAR.
MARINE NEWS. /.
FORT OF CHAnLBsToa.'
Arrived saturday. p.


Steamship p D souder. lockwood, New York-lof
"Wednesday, n. MdLo.. To willis Cblsolm, Adams
EIpress o. d Ahrens Co, O Aya-in Son, Ap-
pie, W AimuT d A. ANNE II DischoH 4 Co. Browne q
schirrner Dadonhop, Beamiah 4 90, II Baker
Co, w Bss, Brown Hyer, III Bristol, z Bates d
Go, " Clarke & Co, L Cohon, Cohen, W II Chafoc,
cartmin, lIarbeson Co. Cobia Co, Cameron. Bark.
ley Co Campson b Co. " Corwin & Co. O II CLAUS.
son III Gator. Clacius Wittc, A Cook Co, crano,
Doyioston Go, Davis, J Duyal Son, NJ Drake,
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10, Fairioy Co. Ferguson Holmes, FoSartieh d
sulmAn Fole5, Fnrehgott L Bro; quilsaupic,' q
1elas ~, Grabar& d Martin, W WGurSoyyA O. doodWtn,
ngGnt doodrich, Wineman Co, uorrey, " Hunt III
nuneh, Holman, J W Harrison q Son, r. HYMN a
Go. d Hoppock. Hart Co. Hing Jeiiords & Co. "
hhobiocE, JonnnGa, ThomnIson GO, Johnston C-ews
70. NJ Jacobit Kelly Hreito Chapman L Konoofo
~ kosster kinet, Wtckenberg 90, a Knox. Lauroy
s. As1anaor. Ketp, Luhrs & stellng, O Love, III
bohtha GO, O Lttschgi. LengnIek q scr, MarshaIi
Bungo Eowsn, MolcherH Muller, Mflnor, WlIbuS n
Mafln, Milnor Co, " McOomb & Co W MAithies
son, II Marshali Macular. Williams Co MurpSy !,
diiio idiiio q Co Mckay Campbell. Mehrtnns Wohitmsnn
Mniier Nipitz. Mann, McLoy Rico, 4 u Null
ier, MantouoG Co Nachmnnn & 20, Noyes Vail oston.
dora Co, D o'Neill. + UEeiu & Bon, w z paddon &
Coz Purcell, Pennal, . Rodgeru & Co. W T Ruacr
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man. Stsole, y 4 slcan. W W snth, J Small b o. T.
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Uforhardt CaInreen. II vollars y Won Santen Tul.
burn Btelling, yogt r FWoyhrnann, Wcrnor q Duoh,
err Walker, Wagener Heath Monpecs, Wallace Bro,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-18
Pnsgengcrp,

Per steamahip Baragoesa, for New Yorh-H Brook L
King, l. Boyle, King, Welsh. Capt q Hoffman, n
In steerugo, ID :, = -,
Per steamship E souder. from Now York-T Drrpe,
and wifs, aeigSer Claussen, Jr. Matherr,
Per steamer Pilot Boy from Savannah Beaufort 60
H,. BSTIch. Eel " Leayitt and lady doldmnith, )
Monk, French, q Matthew'S lady and serJsnt and
4 deck. - 80 I1---'- 80! - ~ ~-
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= Fer steamer " RSazisr from Edi.o and HocxstlIs
King. II 6haley. j Dates shdiady. Miss MiryW shatn
+ Hall. Q Bowen, " Reeves, @ Z Mnrsteila, &
isanaan, Phinnoy, and Adeek. ~ .H> 49, :
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-18
tFro,n ne Erening fost.l
COMFORTS.

To got up IN tho morning
And boar tho baby sQuail,
To hear my husband snoring,
And then have Kntio call:
.'hs, do mako Johnny stop,
He's breaking up my doll -
81 nint shc'a goI my top :"
Then comes lager squall.
Now comes tho "tug OF war;
Tho good man cross rs sin
I try to got the breakfast
:. And find thcre's nothing In;
For Diddy left last night
And with hcr wont the things:
Husband scolds with all his might
Good nowsi tho kettle alpgs.
And when tho meal is over,
And begin to fcel nt rest;
Think Of Katie and her brother,
With tho baby to bo drcst.
This. together with tho dinner,
And bIrs. Barton's call,
Is enough TO drive one frantic
Hnrk I hear tho baby fall.
whllo try to quiet baby,
Hub. comes In again for tea,
And says, "Do hurry, Mary
o. don't you pity NOR
And whom tho Bupper's ended,
Tho Ehililren aafe in bed
Find their stockings to bc mended,
In spite Of aching head. .
Hub. lies on tho sofa,
Az snug as my mouse,
And whom speak OF trials,
Yawns, "You'ro mistress Of tho house."
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-18
Hnltimnrs Market,

BALTIMORE, March lt-CoYTEK.-Wo hAye only TO
report fair jobbfng demand at full proos to wit: For
fair 16hal7c good 17ka1sNc; primo 1eNalsXot choice
18Hn1QAo; Loguayrn 1Sal9oj Java 25a25os gold Bhck
OF Rio in flrst bands 1S, COO bagp-
Corros--was decidedly better to-day. depnsndSrporo
VIZ: Tor ordinary 26c, good ordinary 23kc, low ddpg
81 ,Sp2so, md.ia a s.ii lot bf mid
ding brought the latter price.
FLounOwtng to tho higher rnngo Of values westward,
falling or in receipts. to9ohcr with reduced stock and
Inquiry prices drmcr for spring wheat brands
bedford wa, ADVANCED to-day to sl2 being 800 higher
this lcssrPu9n. 0gsI brands Of Northwestern remain