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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-05

rho rraat CENTRAL, PACIFIC RAILROAD Is there
for. In an Important sense, q sRhrNAIloSIL
Wo.k aided and commended by the people tie
t.Sisiatiye power, and the Executive officer
thongh ia management is administered viii al
ne care and JorsthotgM Of The most eminent pnrd'
Tg.tor NJ the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, being the phn
cipal creditor, accepts subordinate and contin
cent lien-with 30 large an amount OF addition
Al CAPITAL also invested in the property pledged
m Is believed that 10 securities now Offered 10
tho market possess the sane claims To conh
dence and market value, except those nj th'
Government
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-05

The back interest IL charged At siII "
In currency, though repaid In fall In . .
this time they yield nearly
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-19
Markets by Telegraph

FonBIaN Markets
LONDON, March I8-Noon. n.-Conscls, 80. Bonds
s3x. 1urpsniine. S2s Gs.
Rveuipg 32s Sd. Tho bullion In the
Bank Of England mas increased fity-seven thousand
pounds.
LIVERPOOL, March 18-Noon Cotton opened
dull; upauds 12ala I'd; Crloans. l2h4al2Hd; sales
estimated at 6Ooo bales.
75s. Tsllow, ASS 3D.
Eyeuing.-co:ton fat; urlands. I'D; Orleans,
l2Hd; sales 6ooO bales. Corn, old. sos; new, 2ss.
HAvBE, March Js-Cotton dull, fat ard un-
changed.
HAVANA, March ls-Sugar dull; No IL, s1us,
Sterling, 1O1la11i.. French exchange, 1Hn2 dis
count. United States gold, long, par AZ discount;
shor! la1H n premium; currency, long, 26al6H dis.
count
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, March 18-Noon.-Stocks unsettled
and dull. Money steady at 7. Exchange. 81
Gold SIX Cotton dull at 28iac. 1urpentine firm
at 5oo Rosin less active at So 4oa2 AK. Freights
quiet.
Evening.-Cotton less active and strictly faVors
buyers; sales eaO bnles at 2sh. Flour-superfne
State IS 50as Common to tair extra Southern S6a
GO. Whe,t heavy snd lc. lower. Corn heavy and
easier; mixed Western s6Aa87. Pork firmer at ss2a
s2X. Lard heavy and shIde easier, ut 19kal9E.
whissey quiet at 95. Groceries duu. Turpeatins
nrmer at 50as1. Rosin steady. F eiRhts quiet; on
cotton S-16aX. Governments closed b.oysnt; 62s
1sX; Louisiaua's r. levee's 6s; North Caoina's
eng. new 57T; 1ennessae's &C, now c5. Money
very active closing sharp at per cont Goli active
with an immense business closed at 81. Stocks un-
settled.
BALTIMORE, March !a-cotton nominal at 2'c.
Flower, low grades arn but dull. Wheat dull,
very low grades unsetled primo Valley rcd So o5a
2l5. Corn heavy: p ime wnite 83lS-c Oats and
rys rominal. Pork sea; bacon active. hrmer;
shoulders l5c. La'd2Ia. whiskey o5c.
CINCINNATI. March l8.-Flour dull and unchanged
Corn quiet at 6ia6;c Pork higher sS3; baoon quiet
and frmer; shoulders l4c: clear sidos 1879. Lard
100.
ST.. LOUIS, March 1s.-Whiskey heavy. Pok
higher at s82T -3lH. Bacon firm; shoulders II;
clear Sides TX.
LOUISVILLE. M,rch 18.-Pork sss. Shoulders
AK Whiskey 92ao5.
WILMINGTON. March 1s.-Spirits turpcntine active
with an advs cling tende cy; sales at 47s46. Rosin
better at 81 75a3 70. Crude turpentino steady at
81 65a2 go Tar steady at 81 65. Cotton quiet at 26.
AUGUSTA March 1s The ,otion m .rket continues
quiet; sales 147; mjddl ,gs 2sa26S; receipts 80.
SAVANNAH, March 1s Cot on quet; n.ideings
27X; receipts 4s3; exports coistwise 3A.
MOBILE March iS.-cotton fat; sales 400; mid.
dlinys 2sii; rooeipis AL; exports 265
NEW ORLEANS. March 1s-Cottop dropping; mid
ding 27Aa2s; salei 24OO; receipts 1895 Gold slk.
sterii,ig AK commercial 4l>s42: New York sight
exchange 4 p'cmium. Sugar firm; common 12H;
r., ,me NV Mo,a1ses firm
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship saragossa, tor New York-T Muir
raw, G sag., Pond Mrs j Rose, ry A
Sweegan. q H Prince and lady, Mrs ii Loyal ]
Lubben. A Chamberlain Miss Roper, and in the
seerage.
Per steamer City Point from Palntka. via Jackson,
Vile, Fernandina and savannah IT Pamsnter. q
Harbeck, W NJ Geddings. Rev Mcfarland, H.
graham, n Tucker, Dohsrty. + Loudon, q
Foster, W simpso,, Il z ,torne. Mrs Handle, Mrs
Ancrum, Miss Anc um b Jones and iady, F
Evans. B Locke. 7 G Drew. Brhewood, T lie
man. Bailey, lady and two aaugh;ers, An T Law.
ton and Indy. 4 Wust. Miss Dou ,hue, ] Parsons
and lady Mrs A H Andrews, Mrs ) Andrews bow
ell Jr, Nesly. Torin T seeley. D D pIse aud
lady, aoud, Dir Leaver. ] " Grafiu, Miss Grafin.
n De con. A II Kln.try, Miss conklin, Miss Kos
tier Wilder aud sister. E q Bossanger, Mrs
StookweIl G Stockwell Neave, + oe, B Arnold,
Captain Adkins, p q Regler, AIR Underwood, Mrs N
1hOm -, and OH dcrk. -.
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Arrived Yesterday.

schr Sunbeam Pierce. Ts'o Ru,tn, Hsn-1O days.
FrrIt.' 1oJA Enslow & Co. On the 18th instan.,
Int 30 30 Ion LIS, spoke tho British schr Rang r,
Of 1t Johns n B, from the West Indies for PhIla'
delphia.
schr Lucy orcuts, Haskell, New Yori-s days.
Guano. 10 the Mus cr, w Williams Go, X II
Butler, T J Keir & 20, and others.
schr Rob:It Caldwell. no 'ormnc;, New 1ork-b
days. Ndse. To " Rca h & Co. and othara IRE
yiously reported in tho Ufing.l
schr David Ourri.. Read, New YorI-s days.
Guano, Plaster ano Powder. To Roaan Co, l
Kerr Il Co, J Robson and o Rail- Dad Agent.
Holmes Hole-l2 lays. Hay. TO I upper l. sons.
schr \ = Bickmore Barter. Baltimore-l3 days
Corn and Flour. 10 Risiey & Creighton L Kerr
& Co. screven Sisbet ard stenl,ouse CO.
Vile. Fernandina. Savannah, &c. Mdse. To y
Aiken Co. T Windsor & 90. Taylor Cs, W
N Lawton, and Major l. alden. ~
Steamer Planter, White, Cheraw via Georgetown.
c. ia balss Cotton. AL bbs, ,Rosn, 265 bales Hay.
40 bbls Land Past,r e.. 10 Ferguson, Mcwry
4 CO, Rirkpairick Wltte. G Walter & Co. Adg
& Frost Risley & creighton, Kordsn, and W
Emanuel.
IN THs OFFTNG.
British bark David McNutt. from Liverpool.
Cleared Yesterday.
stsa%ship ca saras0ssa' Ryder New Y0rf-h'7'n''
Steamship W Everannn. Snyder Philadelphia-Jno
schr Magnolia, Dowdy, New York; Bnslow
Co. r...i
Pilot boat Albion, Springs. Georgetown, c-Msley
& Creighton.
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamship saragossa. Ryder. hew York.
steamship ] W Everman, SNYDER, Philadelphia.
Schr Minerva, Collins. West Iudics.
From this Fort.
Steamship Champion. lockwood, New York. March
16
steamship Promctheus, Gray. Philadelphia, March
l5
Schr Narrng lnsett, Edgar. Bosson, March IL.
Cleared for this Port.
steamship James Adger. Lockwood. at New York,
March 16.
schr Dexter Washburn Harkness, at New Orleans,
Aarch II.
Sailed for this Port.
Schr II varcleaf, Jones. from Rockport. NE. March
II.
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aS- Persons depos,dng letters in the Postoface
wm please place the stamp near tae upper right
hand corner Of the envelope, and they will also
please to remember that without the stamp letter
cannot be Mailed but viii be cent to tho Dead Letter
Osaee March 19
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-19
financial aao Commercial.
The Charleston Money Market.

THURSDAY, March ls 1853.
The market during tho past week has continued
duh and inactive, With little no change in the
price OF securities. No transactions of any moment
Lave been effected. sod the quotations given beoW
aro necessarily nomilla There has boeu slight ad'
vance in Southern bank bills aud holders feel oonh:
dent Of an advance on these rates. South Carolina
Railroad stock is held at 43}s@45 for who'll shares
and 81 X@22S for halves City stock is in demand ~
57@5s. state bonds have an upward tendency w1ta
a small advance ON previous quotations. Charleston
and Savannah Railroad bonds tstte guaranteed are
quoted nouainaly at 45. No other changes OF I'm
portance are noted,
kpDrp-GH BANK BIr[s
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Intorior cotton nIarkets.

COLUMB.1. March i7.-Salcs about 60 b1les;
mijd;in 26c.
SUMTER, March 1G.-About 175 bales sold during
the week at 2G,,sa27'.
LUltBus. March 15-Iarkct qu..t On basis
Of 2Gc for Nortiorl nnGd ihgs. Warehouse sales 2
bs es; roc ipt, "a; shipments J2
MACON, ..a,ch il - Ii, market to-1sy was very
o,,i"t tnr few sails ho.ne made at 2Gc for mlddiings
ieceip.s 1lS bales; shipments Is; sales 10.
Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON March III 1UnPENrTSR-Markct
etealy Abou' 100 bbn re.eivri aud Sold at " 80
for soft auo 81 Gl FIR hard. q 2Si b.
SPIRITS Observation-Disclosures failing in the mar
kel and p:ce lc bl,acr; ssies Uf 89 bb.s o. 1T cs u
gallon.
I;osN--aice Of 8GJ bbs at 81 s5 for No 81 % for
ostra No urtl 81 for mixed arl,ea
TAR 127 hb, y clIuuod hands al So 65 2 bbl.
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ConsfSnces per Northeastern railroad
March Is.

10 bales Gotten. 1874 bushels Rough II c. 100 bust
eiE Peas. ioIacco. Md c. &c. 10 i;ced-r q nuVis'
KirfiatlIcL l. wrc. trl,.e. Ecy ston Co, klcil-
srds Pc :, Rcd, c,s l. t", thiao.m fros Capt-i'i
Z Peck G W Williams Il 70, FROST & Aucer, KIN
dell & Dockery, Dowio s. Moso, Stsnhou,e d 70.
and Mautoue 10. ,...
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THE DAILY NEWS.
OFFICIAL.

LIST OF LET ,ERs remaining in the Postoihee AZ
Charleston, for the week ending hARoH ls' 1907
and printed officially In TIE DAILY News as tne
newspaper having the largest circulation In tho City
Of nbarleston.
nrpersons calling for Letters Advertised, should
state that they are Advertised"
1s- ONCE hours from A. II. to sP. n. On Sun.
days, from to P. NJ.
STANLEY G. IRoTT. Postmaster.
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logburn, o B
lo'Riely, Edward
n-lOrcutt, L
paulding, P Z
Z pinkney, Robt
FL Pooser, E d
I, Poland, Capt O
ICosket, Thomas
. lPur d, Chas
Read. Col B b
8 Redpath. D G
ilsivers. Vim
Rivers. William
8 Richter, Rudoi phi
, higgs, d W
RELY, Charles N
Raoain, John
tRooa Richard
d. (col'dl
Ross. Richard
p Ross. Edmond
>adgley, John Q
esl sawyer, Jamrs A
ischroder, Charles
10, Shirer, Arthur
Stlmons, Joshua
8 Shannon, W Al
rt, Shearman, Chas
LR
lsimmons, ecip.o
8 icoi'd)
ISpencer. Rev J 8
streck uss. c z
i >tentrant. J D
Istone. Charles
/ Gamett
u nlStebbins, L D
l>ineath, W J
Taft, Anthony
Taylor. Isaac
j. Taylor, Geo D
JTighe, thomas
n Tinke. MIR
d rhompson, E r
ITishl. george W
Jl1rittan, G
iTrescott, z L
l-iTrpitt, VIM j
TURIN, William
lutte, William
81 Tuttley, Wm G
VaDdeson, E
waters, Watts
WATSON, William
| by
Washington. Ben
3. Webb, Jos
Weinberg. L
R Wiggs, Alfred
,.iwiIlis, VIM 3
lWhitweli, VIII
[ liam b
Williams, ] G
Wltherspoon,
/ Isaac
Wolf Gust
Wright, j E
Young, George Y
,.I Zealv. Chr1sto-
pher ]
, Zieglar, Henry
* k........-....-...
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Adams. West
Adams. columb'
- AgassiE, Louis
Barber, lhoma'
: Bergman. 3
= Bshrens, J II
. 8lAkely & Dob
: bins &"
Blocker, C W
o : Boles. John
Bolles, Rev Jas
fPii A
- Boyd. John
Bormsnn, II F
Brasf, Hepjalnir
~ Brennon. lt"ber
Brady, Patrick
I : Bryant, Capt NJ
= Brickwedel, Pete
n
. Brown. Aaron
% (cotd)
~ Brown, B r
brown, ;tleI ca
- lander h A
-zBrown Josh
Brown. An''rew
Buckley. q P
Bool, VIM J
Cam bell, q j
CaliaShan. Rev ]
F t5
Chapman. J F
= Oarks. q. Philip
Cottenet. Frank
F., cobia, Frank
=; Cohen. q NJ
Cook. Calvin
6rofton. George
Curtis, G. W.
u Cprtis. james
Daily, John
David. M
Davis, r A
, Davis. Charles F
Dart, Janis
nGDeyeDauI, Ste
.---zp zphen
DeiShen, John
Docan. = ol " 8
Duffy. Henry
pugdale, A G.
Dunhtn, hober
Dusgan. Jno
Easer. n B
Emery, AIoultor
Ellis. Chas K
Ellis, Charles E
Emerson, ,Samue
p
Eseaurra, Pr
~ Eakredge, Banal
Ferpst n. Henry
Flood, James
Fraser, James
Fisher. A
Gflyard. Richard
Gatney, Patrick
Geardo. s D
100 d,
GIL, John P ,.
Glchri t. Cnpt
Albion
= HHH
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Imports.

RUATAN-Per schr suubeam-T0o bunohcs Ba-
nanas, S2OO0 Plantains, 1000 Cocoanuts, to A
Rnslow Az 10.
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*oycr.and to manufacturers
NorH.-We have dedrctcd from Now Orleans
% o.o bales rpland from Mobile sss5 bales. from
r,r.,,.,,h so55 iags Sea leland and 12s bales Up
iard-and i-o.n Charleston 25"S sags''ea Island md
nc bales Upland. tho quantities received at those
no,,s from Mobile, florida, Texas ana Savannah
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wOMEN7S LIST
: Andrews, Mrs Col! Hancock. Mrs

cApdrsWB,M Mrs Col Hanc'
Aeelam. : n Miss L lHsssarii sai
z III
Adkins. Fanny hair,
Ahrens Mary Genal
Aston. Miss B +
Alston, airs G iHef't
Allen, sarah HeyeI
Archer, Nora hills
Baxter. Mrs III :;
Y Barton. Janc lserfl
80 -.a Lydia 3 Honr
Bonou. Amer Eo.id
BE ger. M,e z A Hous
Boukniaht. Mrsl Hum
81. T II
= Bright, Eugcnia Auce
Bryant Sallie Bo!n
Brinson, Sa.lie Holu
Butler. Ann 1runs
.Burkmirc; Mary Jacks
-Rrown >arah l. JefOl
Brown, Mrs l. 4
c,Capers, Mrs E RlJoy.
; Cahili, Mrs Jas John
Gambler, Mrs G .Ionn
~ II - r
;miietzberg, Ju- John
lis O @
Chichester, Sarah Jink1
Chase. Annie Jone
Charlton. Ann King
g Clark. Mary KIM
0lier. I'll, LAO
Clair. Mss NJ Lade
:. Cotton. Aaria lLa;h
Cooper, Miss L E
.,,Cobbs. Mr. II Levy
cCarri,h, { Mrs A Lows
Cram. Mrs I'D C
Cummings, Mach
Marat. Maps
Eavid, Miss F Max,
Deal, Fannie Man'
w Dingle. Miss @ MAY:
Dismukes, Miss Min
& mite,
= Donaldson. Ann Mon
.'Dolen, Mrs P iMose
Dollar. Mury lMors
Edwards. Miss J Matt
FeuQas Mrs j
Frsser, Laura Mile
Frost. Anna L Mag,
FraEier. Jane IMag1
;Gatson. Sol ,hia l.
Ganiard. Ella ucK
GhereGhty, Mrs NICK
7 a
,driMth. Anna S Ower
Green, Mrs Jas IO'Me
F lO'Col
j, Hawkins, Mrs lie
, Hay. Nary A lO'Bn
Harleston, Missl Fable
n IPater
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Patterson, Miss E
Paueh, Mrs R
Perl nneau, Anna

Patterson, Miss E
Paueh, Mrs R
Perl nneau, Anna
Philip, Mrs c
p.uckney
Pool ~ LAX"
r &r 5
,<oro, Mary
Prince. Mrs L
Ray, Mary Z
Ring, Mrs S
Rivers, Mrs u
ROBERTS, Mrs q
iRoss, Amy
Rutle lg-, Miss II
Salter. Mary
Isonnr Mrs f A
Seses. Miss III
| Shepeara, Mrs W
Shockley, Mrs 81
| singleton, Jane
ISmallwood, Miss
spencer, ae5ter
i stewart. jennie
strickland, HRS
lSwasey, Miss ED
,l>urau. Mrs b
ISweeny, Mrs j r
Simmons, Linda
simmons, lirs b
lSchmi 1t. Mrs a
lsmith, Mrs G B
TALLY, Many
1leaSQcle, Mrs G
jThomas,Mrs A E
'llywell, Mrs A
.liaylor, Mrs L
IVanderhorst.
II Miss X
!. Veckers, Mrs II
lWsn, Mary n
Watts. Mary q
,tWaring, Martha
IWeissiuger, Miss
D +.
Il Weibrks, Mrs G
Webster, Char
81 ehotte
! yelling. Julia n
jWienheiIg. julia
Wharton, Miss c
Whitney. Irene
Walker, Mrs W
Walker. Fibby
Wingate, agnes
Williams, Miss s
Years, Susan
lYesjon, ssuie
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shtpncws by Telegraph.

WILMINGTON, March 18-.rr.ved Steamer Lucille
from B Il imorc.
sAvANSAH. March 1s-Arrivcd, schrs G ShAndlAr
from Boston; ii Renhart jrJm PhLadult thia.
Cleared. steamship &c Br-es tor New York.
Weather oOld. Wind Ne.
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Wilmington Market.

Stocks of Cotton TN tho Interior Towns
nue IuCiuGeG in the Hecetpts-
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MEMS LIST.

.Gomand, Col
George E
'Barper, Nathan
lei RC
Harris, Henry L
|Henry.Charles E
Heller, Oh 20
Henderson, e
Holsion, Jos
Hy oft, Thomas
W
jack son, James
tcol'dI
JEFFERSON, Cato
johnson, Moses
Johnston. John
w
J hnson. Rev
li-bun
KIirson,W Fran.
cls tcolS)
Kelly, D Plymp
ktrr1gan. .ChNes
Kehlenbsck, Jnc
b
Kearrey. james
Kennedy, Robert
I
Herman, Henry
kearrey.. James
Keruan, Hugh
GGox & Gill
Lawton. Joseph
Lewis, William
Linton. Milton
Lssgett. William
Lasers, Joseph
Lowry, Bdeon
Maverick, Sam.
uel' A
Marshall, Jno "
Marshall, Edward
Mason. a Capt 7,
"
Masterman. VII.
ham
Mahoney, John
Mehrtenr, Chris.
topher
Meils, A ]
Miller, John "
Mlencw wski,
Frank
Middleton, Mas
ter Z h -:
a'onroe. John Z
Moloney. rhom-
as
Monfort. z A
Much. Master
George b
Nvecs. Jno o
Nc Cafrey. VII
liam
MoNeill,, John
Neufer Il Hen
bricks
Nj son, Francis
Brine, Patrick
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5000 FEET oAK-TANNED LEATHER BELT
ING .1i-s
1000 FEET GUM BELTNG, 2, 8. 4, and s
- PLY
ESQ SIDES PATENT LAoR
- LEATHER - !.
. 500 DOZEN MErALLo-TRPED BELT
LOO BOXES BrAk,s PATENT BELT
STUDS D., -.
z 15o DOZEN sToLLMAN's BELT HOOKS
75e YARDS GUN PACKING, 1-1s INCH N
INCH THICK
TUCK's PACKING, INCH TO II INCH d.
-. AMETER
soAPsToNE PACKING, 1 INCH TO II
INCH DIAMETER
WHITE AND BROWN JUTE PACKING
ITALIAN HEMP PACKING
RUBBER AND LEATHER HOSE
MANHOLE AND HANDHOLE aASKEaS OF
ALL SIZES. "$. pa
oAMaRoN, BARKLEY d CO.,
Northeast Corner Meeting and Cumberland strsssa.
Jaluary1 emo
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pa''.d.s, @its, Gtf.
cb..aiER0H, .BARKlEY g. co.,,
NORTHEAST CORNER
Meeting and Cumberland Stre( BITS
STEAM ENGINES ~.
GRIST MILLS
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, and
MACHINERY.
January1 emo
OILS! OILS! OILS!

1900 GALLONS PURE WINTER LARD OIL
zoe GALLONS PURE WINTER No. LARD
(; OIL =,
800 GALLONS PURE WINTER sPERN OIL
zoo GALLONS PURE MAsONs SPERM OIL
800 GALLONS PURE MACHINERY OIL
1000 GALLONS WHITE OAK LUBRIOATNe
4-,l- OIL - -
200 GALLONS REFINED NEATsFooT OIL
il 800 GALLONS TANNERS tsTRATTsA OIL.
CAMERON, BAKKLEY 6 co.
Northeast corner Meeting and Cumberland streets.
January1 Smo
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Marlnr aews.
PORT CALENDAE.

Port of Charleston. March
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Total. ............"..l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-20
Domestic Markcts-[BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK May 19.-Noon.-Stocks firm. Mo-
ncy steady at t07 per cent; Sterling, l02t. Gold,
new, 5ai. Virginia e's ex-conpons, So; new, g.
Tennessee s's. ex-coupons, Oh: new. 65t.
Flour dull and dropping. Wheat quiet ana heavy
Corn dull and favors buyers. Pork firm: new,
i7c RosIn quiet strained, s2.556s2.Go. Frclghts
firm.
Erening.-Cotton active and unchanged: sales,
900 bales ut 2ssc. Flour unchanged. Wheat heavy
Oats lc. better. Pork rmcr at $3.50. Lardhighcr
kettle, RiMlet Whiskcy tirmcr ut csc. Groceries
quiet and dull Turpcntine, as30i7c. Rosin, s.. 60
as. Tallow firm at lli@l2c.
Southern securities heavy. North Carolina 6's,
50j new. SIS. Virginia G's, ST new, ST. Tcnncs-
ncssec 6s, 81 new, G5f.
BALTIMORE. May lq.-Eorth Carolina c's, new.
SIS bid. Cotton quiet. Flour-Demand very light :
snrertlne S5.959:9. Wheat Dun: Corn , dnli
7067c Whiskcy firm and scarce ut 81. ProNi-
siOns firm and unchanged.
CISCISSATI, May ls..-Whskoy firm at n5c.,
holders asking 96c. Mess pork held ut S3l. Lard
held Mt lsc., with no demand Bacon held at
Shoulders, l3c.; sides, l6s1l6ic.; hams steady at
i3Ml9c.
LOUISVILLE. May la:-Whiskey, N53c. Proyi-
sions quiet. Shoulders, l3ic. clear sides. I@l7tc.
Mess pork, S31. "5ggF3l5o
ST. LOUIS, May lO.-Whlskcy a3c. Provisions
quiet. Pork, S3i. Bacon-Shouldcrs. l2ic.; clear
sides, 1910: canvassed sugar-curcd hams, l902oc.
Lard steady at lac.
WILMINGTON. n. c., May lp.-Spirts tnrpen
tine active ut 4l3Ggl2c Rosin quiet ut Slf5GS65o
NEW ORLEANS, May 1s.-Cotton easier but moi
1uotably lower; middllDgs 2siM2Slc; sales, ., 65t
bales: receipts, l,223 bales exports, 300 bales
gar-Common, oi6lo3c:: prime, l3t8l3i. Molas
scS dull fermcnting, 30W!'c
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-20

The FALL OF THE FEMALE BLo&piN.-
The London Shipp'aJ AMI McrCd'd'te Gd-
ate says:
"On Tuesday evening an intensely cN-
citing scene was witnessed ut Bolton. Ill
connection with Mr.. Pablo Fanquc'S circus,
the Female Blondin' had been announced
for an outdoor performance. She was to
walk along rope fixed from the third story
of the old Coronation Mills TO the top Of
the circus, the height of the rope being
about sixty feet, and the distance some
eighty feet. About halt-pa>t the Female
RlOndiu entered the Coronation Mills.
which are being pulled down. and assembled
the rope. She >auntcrcd along II for 4 few
feet with a light and easy step, but at about
fifteen feet from where she started there
WAS large ugly knot on the rope several
inches long. She cSSaNcd 10 cross 1t and
then turned back. In moment, however,
She resumed her perilOllS journey, amid the
GREATNESS anxiety OF thousands who stood
sixty feet beneath her. She approached the
knot cautiously, crossed it, but just as
her last foot was leaving it she stumbled.
At once she threw her pole to the crowd
below, and with desperate effort she
-ra>ped the rope. She is a strong muscular
womin. and cXertcd herself greatly to re-
cain position on the rope, but hung SuS-
pended 10y the hands. The widest excite
mcnt prevailed amongst the spectators.
There were loud cries of Lower the rope,
which was done. but only for very few feet.
With more speed than ii can be told, great
number Of men maS>cd themselves together
at the place ovcrwhich She hung by the rope,
and begged her 10 let 20 and fall. She did
so and was caught by them. and although
the distance she fell was almost fifty feet -,
she sustained no injury beyond the fright
and Il shake"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-20
From JOHN X. Gilllat & Co.'S Circular.
"a

We have not much of interest To- report in I"''nc-
co. In the beginning ui the month there was some
export business ut prices from - and I'd. for low
lgs. to AID. for midilmg class of leaf but FADED
and out of condition and ut the close an irish
dealer came into the market and took of about 40
hor.hcads chiefly western strips, very common,
at sm5if.- remainder. rough. dry Missouri leaf,
ut ifrlbd. There has been no demand for Virginia
leaf and for Virginia strips only In such riblcts rs
hardly make quotation What little has been
done In manufactured WIS chiefly for tens and half
pounds from Ia I'D. II ID.
For Cotton. the brokers' latest report Of "a fair
demand freely met, and prices rather casi"r may
stand to describe the month ! he trade are said I"
hold but little stock yet there l. no inclination 10
anticipate. business, no doubt, l. bad ana there
therefore, no induccmcnt t. increasclt
The fine weather ana good prospects Tor the crops
have further depressed the Corn market, and for
cign Wheat has declined Is u quarter since last
week.
Money Is in rather better demand: about BID. per
cent is the ratcfor firSt-class commercial bills.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-20

A Jewish paper at the West discusses the
question, "Was Job a jew"
The Indians in Arizona are committing
murders and depredations.
Not flake of snow fell at Portland, Ore
gon, last winter.
Nearly four thousand persons are said to
have starved to death in London last year.
Thirty days is the time it now takes for
merchandise to arrive from Yokohama, ia
pan, to st. Louis, Mo.
Ninety thousand dollars is the total for
one month of the business of the New York
post-office with European countries.
Over seven hundred passengers left New
York for Europe by the steamers on eatur-
day last, the greater number going Tor the
summer trip.
A. r. Stewart pays taxes upon an income ON
of Sc, 01O, 2lS, James Gordon Bennett $780,
500, and his son, James g. Bennett, Jr.,
$4,000. Many other New Workers return
incomes of hundreds of thousands OF COL
lars. a. T. Stewards income tax Is sloo,'
$1,000,