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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-29
People who believe in Omrns may fin

People who believe in omrna may find
food tor reflection in the fact that tn" Cam
pagna di Roma. near the centre Of which the
city OF Rome is situated. has been Hooded
by Il sudden rise OF the waters Of the Mcdi-
terrancan sea pressing up the Tibcr. and
that the inundation has spread to the Eter-
nal City. causing much damage and great
CONSERVATION and alarm among the iuhab-
itants. The Campagna is IL vas: arid tract.
which, toward the se;. i. malshy. but
which. a little further in the interior and
toward Rome. has an average elevation of
two hundred feet. The fact that the in,n-
dation should have reached Rome must.
therefore. be considered, under these ci.-
cuMStanccs, rs somewhat extraordinary,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-29


R.siney is winter than Revrl. ho;rr ,,,,,x
s-vtntcn>ils white, or possibly an nrfaroo,,
ne has long. straight b!acI. hair, that make.
"ehorIafe curl at the end. such as the
%A'cEp!aee bealty cultivate, bu, il has i,,s.
'h' s'ahtcst tendency 10 irrcrularitv o..
r".''heSI' as i intended 10 show tha, he La.
some some t"ior'ti blood in him. Ills long. husly
,'c "hSEers or" precisely like /. white
I" be sufficiently stron. +, han, - tnn
H ., his mental construction viii ave
i'", !"f"hcad Is n!i,i,.i;il. broad and Ii.b
anna me ennob.inc organization OF the mind
Is wen developed. lie has an excellent
memory. and his perceptivc powers are rood.
LIS polite and dlgnitied bearing enforced
1.spect: VI course Rancy will not COM
pare with the best men of the House of Rem.
TescntItives. hut he is good average
N.nsioss-A.,.-A.- y a.. ;'9n.nM Of Com.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-29
CHvc;iiHg the Lincoln .>.ntue.

The unwilling of Miss Eeam,' statue of
Lincoln took place Wednesday in The
rotund. of the Capitol. which was bril-
liantiy illuminated and decorated! with flags.
One; made OF California silk. WAS sils-
pended over the statue. P,e-idep, Grant
Iirr-':esideat CoiiaX, General Sherman.
Judge Davis, the COMMITTEES on Public
buildings and Grounds. and orators of the
occ;>i"A. occupied seats on the platform.
There was Il large audience. including
Judges OF the Supreme Court and members
OF Congress. with their families. After
M;!sc by the Marine band, Judge Davis of
the suprcn" Court, proceeded to uuyeil the
statue. which was covered with the national
flag. AS soon IA this was done. the assem-
bly, broke forth in applause Addresses
were delivered by Senators Trumbull, Pat
terSon and Carpenter and Representatives.
Cullom. Banks and Brooks, q; New York.
eui"gi-tic of Mr.. Lincoln and eSurratul:tinr
the success of Miss R.am.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-29
BINDING SHEAVES.
Harlk! n lover binding sheaves

Hank! a lover binding sheaves
To his maiden sings;
Flntter, futter. go the leaves;
Larks drop their wings.
Little brooks for all their mirth.
Are not blithe as he.
Give me what the love il worth
That give thee.
speech that cannot be forborne
Tells the story through;
SGWed my love IN with the corn,
And they both grew.
Count the world full vide OF Sirth,
Aal hiyed honey sweet.
E!l; count the love of more worth
Lad at thy feet.
"S!o1cv's worth is house and land,
Velvet coat AID vest.
Works worth is bread in hand.
Az. and sweet rest.
Wit thou learn what love is WORTH
M ! sine sits above,
Singing. WED me not with earth.
Loves worth is love"
IEAS INaniow.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-29
| after the first clearance kept the water

BeTOre We had passed HarWlch very lar
we had the beach yawls out, one after an
other, full of men wanting to board us, and
take us into the harbor, so as to claim
salvage. One and all had the same tale to
tell us-that we never could get into port
ourselves: and more !han once it almost tool,
force to keep them from taking possession,
FOR. not content with rendering help when
it is wanted, they are emily too ready to
make their help necessary, and have fright
ened many d captain before now into givin .
M his charge into other hands. Bat with
Mr.. Valance at my back. i stood firm; and
somehow or another. | did feel something
very much like pride when took The b:i2,
safely into port, and listened to he owue. ;;
remarks. -ChGD,te,'s .ioeri,ui
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-29
From the NOW York World l

Tribune :eicgraph.:
Troubles are :ncrcasin. "n .he hands of
Congressman Bowen. u. South Carolina.
This morning there appears in the papers
here, the legal notice OF ia woman who claims
to be his wife, and also claims that her mar
riage to him Out-dates that OF tit!e: The
wife he now acknowledges, or the woman
who claims to have been his wife at the date
o! his last marriage. The woman vino now
puts III her clailu asserts that he has ne
elected to provide for her support. ard SKIS
that he may be compelled to DO 50. About
twenty witnesses III the case already :,vu,!-
ing arrived in tho city. from South Carolina,
TODAY,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-29

\ Boston dealer in old pewter who
handles three tons a manti.. most Of il Of late
designs, and silver plated. says: ''Start Il
"e'i'llEg III any nci4hDorhood. and before
the honeymoon Is ended ten chances to one
but that httE pounds OF pewter i'll highly
elaborated and recklessly stout patterns,
will come from the guided parties
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-29

Conductor Bangs. .; the N'c,,nrn: and
Massachusetts, railroad. i'll talin" the ta.c
Of John Hunt. ei vernon. Vermont :, tr,y
days since. WIS paid II S,.0j hill for a five
Mr.. Bangs did not discover the mistake until
he took out the $500 bill to pay it cut in
change, when two 90 at the right of the 5
caught his eye, and he was somewhat aston
ished to find himsel: so rich. He traced the
bill back to the right owner. who was also
somewhat astonished to find he had been go
careless,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-29

A party advertises trunks tina: YOU can
throw out of four-story window without
injury" That may be true-but it is not
''the coming trunk" What the public want
is a trunk that - bagga e-maSter can throw
out OF car without injury.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-29

!
! An Indiana boy induced his father TO give
h,E! live dollars to go to II dance by pinning
, mn 70 ,ne D.tlI ooor Win u plchtoTA, and
'oiNiH- hiii LII 40 came uo"h.
In the district OF Barnstablc, Mas-achu-
! sets there are eighteen warehouses for the
bonding OF salt USED III The fisheries, .or the
| benefit of drawback. The duties saved on
sal: bonded las: year was S!S,l 1872 -.
| Jose, California, who. hcarin, accdrn,.iiv
/, tina. !. family in San Francisco was d.st;-
| tutc. sent them two bits. saving in = note
| he intended should be private: ''Ths is AL
can spare. ] an. poor--.s wo:kiE. n.:...,
when ci.i, 20: "0.ii..
! Er;ar ha a.:i.1,,nj ~. con,,s.-. -,-- =,
, horace. ro. :,,. yi,q>. ,u;:, ~, ...+h !
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'A!!S = VS. OILY .'|' 'f:''t,:S "!". We
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social gathering =! albany on Ne" Years
serious matter o.. ii By IN: s:ins tha: the
marriages "T" .l"S' - ieGa! as though ~
m"rt"'i nFa red minister. !nIs'nuch Is they
A;t'. made a pubic Acknowledgment. oi their
wish t-t Intention = take each other ".or
bette: or worse IA The presence o. wiz
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st'"t'' lor 'l.'le' rs '''!4er' IL ,.;f MINES.
aiii 49,, sIr my 5i't' '7';,';.on 'i' 1Te.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-29
Death Of an En.:i.h Naval G!l:ccr.

We copy lie l'i.'".H" :'"'iA iic ''.I'"s'
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from ,yrn.ur, .l,,,;, ,,la ,,,,rs,,.rv .,,.,r,
weather which, Vc.,i:ve,. .o,u. ZEN .,av.
since. Ernu :, cnr+lnc,a,, yh.. had so,1,, 80.
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and N who's. ..,n, ,hr ia..ny,y,irf,I E..
reward ,r.. hi. bravery. .vy, y, ;.t: cu,o,p,.-
sion. vrr. Given hin. ,,. 81 y-l,:,,, WAS
hold h.- IN. drce,Sr, IA ;.c Hr;.isI, my
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hov .ns,i,ls nf Lon,r h. IA. o,I,er.i ;,,.,,c.
five So, s.rx;c. 1,,,; S..y.1 h.,or,I,jv j.,
different mart. ~: ,l,,. vnrlL E,,r;ur ,h..
Crimnan war helm. "iven the VI, hy :, sn,n.
r;,r officer h. t.lIcd him to Tho ,'acjz q, II -.
yess.l .or. which ba ,,a..,io.j and S.,tnr,.d
=, ho Sh,t IN c,n.enrenc. of .on,. ;r.nr,,.
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,ronls a trial was "r:,n.oj INV, ,,d iva
va. sen, to- Errlanh for tIat nn,nosc O,,
rc,cbinr Furllrd bc srcccc,'ad IN ,n,,;nr
b;s cs..an. r..a'I,nl ,bc ,n,n.. NJ III f..i..,
f, ind ,I,,t his viii. had died IN n;;n. s;,i,
to child shortly a.,cr rece;v;n% r.ws that
h. had been si,,. w;ths1.,,;;n,. w.
,-,;cers were in shorn n,rsu;t hn S,,n..o.InI
in Ia.,v;rn +bn cnnn;,I ,,,I ,,nJnI i, 49,
OrIa,uS viii, ,,,ort ono hr,GroI ,hn,ro,,j
dolI,,s in .,nlI ;u tho ,n,r ~. Ua,;n,
,,urcI,,scI :. .,w uorrno: IN N,v. onIaa,,se
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-29
a woman in PHILADELPHIA, AGED about

woman in Philadelphia. aged about
twenty. and said I, be good looking. has
been GONG among the merchants os;cnsibiy
10 Erth!' Pictures. but really to lew bia. l.
MAJ. Her plan was to first offer !; merchant
r'rtur" Tor Il tiii!ing sum. Ii ne declined
!" purchase she wouid leave. and ia a few
minutes would rct!ra and tl,r.atc:, 70 ,wtar
against hini :; serious o:i.n>e if .c dc, NOT
present he: with few dollars. ';n; ...nc
nae been n"Ts;ing VEL Tor :,e,. 10y !. :,,,Y
Whii". raiy ni"n Hpin- too .:in',, :, r..>i.t
her demands: hat AZ las. >h,. .a.,;rterr1
'A''"i''r who was neither ..ji..;. rur
"sha:."' :" face tl ..;...r..!r, "a. .i'. i.
no" III prison. We :trt INFORMED. .},s. ,i,,,
game IS ':i'n ?racticci IA &e,: :o:..;.
The Madison Jcr:moiot the twcnty-:,ur,,,
says: '''' I'll
AS we go to press, VIC are told that mr.
trend, and the friend of every citizen o.,
Maaison parish. General William Il. Peek.
a'e" at MS residence on Sunday. There ar,,
40 words 10 EXPRESS tLe anp uisu w...,,,, .,';.
announcement Will cause. A WAC
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-29
The Chattanooga Rni!rOad Company.

| We cGny the following from the Houston
| ys,.,,,,b.
| "F
ms company mas A'i'e no noise' ~ ae nc:
nothing lroIl the i'is' iAl".'ito 114i'a 'Iis
very renlarkabio iact mas KEEP. FRESH III our
hlinas CONVERSATION nai W. 4" va go
with Il prominent Ii" yer VI Nc" loiA cI.S
'Aeh en- 4 Vlslt TO icN.s, Una. !no ciiai.ci
granted ny the convention 10 ,i'is coiiip"iis
was oinuihS upon inc Si"Io. S"oS,i"'i''
the JuHle.ary COMMITTEE Oh 'he ot'i't'e %
NE JAitco states mace report upon t!lc
power OF tho ,ohFth'lon 10 eS''S.:'.r' "a
"l1ch tiicy susi'tiho" ine opliiion "a nc AZ
t"lhc,, pN'. OIL course "l'hou' NY ltie'rhGc
TO II; put stlil as we an kho" tilai me '"oI-
ciary committee OF inns great nouS Is com
pnsc0 OF distinguished lawyers. ih"if Ccci-
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-15
Approved, February q, 1871.
GENERAL NATuRE.-No. %


AN ACT to authorize the Union Pacific Rail-
road Company to issue its bonds TO construct
a bridge across the Missouri river at Omaha,
Nebraska, and Council Bluffs, Iowa.
BE 1t enacted By the Se1ate and House of Rep
reSentGtiUeS ofthe United States OF Anlerica IN
Congress assembled, That for the moro perfect
Connectionfof any railroads that are or may be
constructed to the Missouri river, at or near
Council Bluffs, Iowa and Omaha, Nebraska, the
Union Pacific Railroad Company be, and it is
hereby, authorized TO issue such bonds, and Sc
cure the same by mortgage on the bridge and
approaches and appurtenances as It may deem
needful to constructs and maintain its bridge
over said river, and the tracks and depots re-
quired to perfect the same, Us now authorized
by law of Congress; and said bridge may be so
constructed as to provide for the passage Of or
binary vehicles and travel, and said company
may levy and collect tolls and charges for the
use Of the same and for the use and protection
of said bridge and property, the Union Pacific
Railroad Company shall be empowered, gov
erned and limited by the provisions of the act
entitled IAN act TO authorize the construction
of certain bridges, and to establish them as post
reads" approved July twenty-five, eighteen
hundred and sixty-six; so far as the same is APP
plicable thereto: And prouided, That nothing
in this act shall be construed as to change the
eastern terminus Of the Union Pacific Railroad
from the place where it Is now fixed under exc
isting laws, nor 20 release said Union Pacific
Railroad Company, or its successors, from its
obligation as established by existing laws
PROVIDED, also, That Congress shall at all times
have power to regulate said bridge and the rates
for the transportation of freight and passengers
over the same, and the local travel hereinhefore
provided for. And the amount of bonds herein
authorized shall not exceed two and half mil
lions Of dollars: Provided That If said bridge
shall be constructed IS q draw bridge the same
shall be constructed with spans of not less than
two hundred feet in length in the clear on each
side of the central or pivot pier Of the draw.
Approved Eahrt1o 1871
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-15
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Passed at the Third Session Of the FOrty.ilrst
Congress.
[PUBLlsHED BY AUTHORITY.
GENERAL NATURE-No. 28.l

GENERAL NATURE-N0. q
An ACT to change the times for holding the
district and circuit courts of the United States
at Erie, Pennsylvania,
Be IL enacted By the Senate and House OF Re
presentatiUeS of the United States Of America
n Congress assembled That from and after this
date the July terms of the district and circuit
courts of the United States in and for the west
ern district of Pennsylvania, at Erie, shall be
commenced and held on and after the third
Monday of July in each year and the January
terms of said court at the Same place shall be
commenced and held at Erie, Pennsylvania, on
and after the second Monday in January of each
year.
Approved, February 81 1871.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-15

The Germans expelled from France dur
ing the recent war, it is estimated, amount
ed in number to LIZ, 600. The average in
denlnity for direct losses suffered by this
expulsion is placed at $500 a head, SO that
the entire damages arising from this harsh
war measure amounts to seventy-two mil
lions of dollars.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-15

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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-15

CELEBRATION OF PEAcE.-The Nash
vile Turner society celebrated the return
of peace in Europe by grand ball at the
Turner Hall on Thursday night last. The
18th Infantry band was in attendance and
discoursed some of their excellent music
The exercises were enlivened by suita-
bic addresses and some fine singing bv
the Glee Club and altogether the occasion
was one of much enjoyment and reioic-
Tennessee Tribune.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-15

DR.. Shelton Mackenzie, who is one of
the ripest scholars and best critics in the
country, has published in the Philadel-
phia Press, an article on American trans
iators, wherein he awards the palm of ex-
cellence 10 Bryant's "Home,p Longfel-
lows Dante, and Bayard Taylor's
"Faust.u
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-15
RATES OF ADVERTISING IN DAILY.
narLRNAD TIVE TABLE.

Notices in Local Column, ten cents per Ilne-
Notices in Special Column, five cents per line
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-15

superintendent Kelso, of the New York
police department, in conversation with
representatives of the press last night
stated that from about six weeks subse-
quent to the murder of Benjamin Nathan,
the detectives were convinced that Will
liam Forester was the perpetrater of the
crime
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-15

East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia n. IL.
Leaves Knoxville at I'LL An. Arrives at BRISTOL
si0P.M. -,
Leaves Bristol al j:S7 A. Arrives at Knoxville
lf.59P.N.
Leaves Knoxville 1t I;Il Pm Arrives at Chattancs-
"a TT 7:5o.
lille 1l02 An.
THoaAs II. GALLOWAY. President.
K. c. JACKSON. Superintendent.
Q
Knoxville and kentucky Railroad.
Leaves Knoxville for Coal Creek at Pm. Arrives
q Knoxville lG5U An.
JOSEPH A. MABRY, President.
JOIN L. MosEs. Secretary and Treasurer.
Knoxville and Charleston Railroad.
Leaves Knoxville for Little River and Maryvile at
:l0PM Arrives at Knoxville 1870 An.
NJ. D. BEARDES, President.
N L. PATTERSON. Secretary and Treasurer.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-15
Advertising.

a man who cannot afford to advertise, cannot
an2rd 10 Go business. a merchant prince said
truly that person investing one dollar in any
Using that business. $500 -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-10
ltst OF Shipping


~ TUE PORT or. CHARLESTON. AARGH 9.
ye-seIs under 100 'tous,~and steamess coasiinE
within the State. excepted.
STEAMSHIPS.
Chnmp,op. 1Ils tons, Lockwood, at Adgers wharf,
for New Y3TE, isadipg-JaInes Adter 6eo.
Georgia, 1900 TONS sroSel o.. gnlon n wHs ~ 70.
SeurtsDay Sem sDas, Fsa's-"aSn''' nD w .
Fail eRIyer;N- | tons, Hinckley,. at Brown & eos
wharf Tor Philadelphia, raady--WIa A.epar'
'enaS' SHIPS.
Edith fRre tons, Hilton, at fao5ce co.'s wharf,
for AIlst terdam. ready-LeSeane Wells
+ Arracap, - tops, Spencer, .Rt,s outhern wh0'
f m hi7erpool dlssmrginG-G d 1fenn0lm y
Columbia. lSwed,) lions. sveptseu. u Marsh's
wharfdBro Brom Savannah, Nahlng-Masfer.
Keu,r go tons, Freneh9sn s she.steam for valpa.
raiso. really A Ers!ew& CO.,
@'syS wharf S rom cape ds Verde, waltlng-R aurs
yucos ~; I'm, +ss ,ona, Robson: .at Dnaerhorst's
wharf for LiVarposls reads-A Gard.
Relt4ste (Byh 4ve tous, Nielsen at csnsral wharf,
Harzo,fTg tNSGI e42 tons. -Kuhlken. st Centeal
wharf; Ior:sueenstewn and Market i0aains
Draupner tNorb. ls; tons. Ingoldsep, q. Atlantic
wharf for Anserd loading-Lesesne u
Minnie, tGr] soa tons, Stewart, ut Central wharf,
.s for Liverpool loeding- ;Mure,S co.
Lord baltimore {Br), $50 tons, uuufolu In Ashley
Rlref, for fiS de Janeifo, l9ttilns,h Baker
Celeste, I tsr,, se4tons Fullerton, ct tsoyce co.'s
wharf Tor Liverpool., loadlng-Henry CARD
iliaparcts, -tBr, l~@- :tohs, Calhoun. at Union
wharf. for Liverpool, loadlng-Wagner Hu-
ger pu and q courlenay. ~
BRIGS. f.
Fsora lBr,, $50 tonss Milford: at Atlantic wharf,
for Genoa ready-BuDt Bros & co.
Georgie, -,tons. swan, at commercial whsrf,
,ffom Geo' getown, 8 G; waIting-wm Roach
Mary II; B.Komland: - TONS Rowland. at Brown co.'s
wharf; LsQn Baltimore, dtscnarsing-strest
Bros &to- ~
Tor Baltimore, l5ading.- Street Bros oe-.- :.
Adle Blaisdslk 37sIons. GARFIELD, stBoyee G co.'s
wharf, for Liverpool ready-1W Roach 4 GO.
Hashe -coombs, l2o tona.-- JAnaieeon, u ASHLEY
River, for Norll.ru Port, luadtng-T- Kerr
walter H!Fhorndke, - 4.ns. Hail, at E Rail
ROAD ~harI, for Fall River, osding-A Nc
n ooT, S%ttn. H.. ,ots Tcostr, IN Ashley River,
for New York, l.'asing-Wm ROACH co.
"' whalf;; Tor New York, loa.fing-w Roa.h t 90.
toms WGo1nan EnsaM p As9sy CO.
= ,roin SlD'{ 's:vaans,; sssharsingNH. F BAKER
C Edwar,ls, go tons, Corsnn, at Kerr's wharf,
Tor JaoSsonyi:le, ready a EpSloW & co.
e 2 Eyerlnna, y ttna, Cotson. atBoycei6 ctls
wharf, from Philadelphia diseharglng-HNR B
Baker & co. - -, = -.
Lilly, = tons, Hughes. at Mger's wharf, from
New York; dseharging--W KOaoh .&ca.,
John SlusinRn. 278 tons, Adams. ut R0bbs Mill,
from Philadelphia, discharglng=H Baker
& CO.
Bulic,.-- TONS, Parker, OF Browl.- j. coa. wharf
from CaTdenas, tischar. iBg-W p Han.
sea Que -. tons, sRose6r1nG; at. Kerr's whaff
from Bafimore dischsrgfng-J EnslQw
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-10
THE CHARLESTON NEWS FRIDAY. MARCH ~,~

WILAiNaroE, March s-Cotton unsettled ana
nominal; midding l3c; net receipts ITO oa!es; e4'
,porra coasrWIBe SOS; Espok 36S9.g $
SAVANNAH, March s.-Cotton In good- demano,
but lower; middlings 1915 net receipts 1852 oaies;
sales 1900; stock 76, 2s9. .,,,,,,, 40
MOBILE, March Cotton frmer; mldull1gs
14sc: net receipts 1852 bales: exports 10 GreaI
Britain 5565; coastwise 40; sales l5oo;' stock
TO,26S. .,,, ~
binary II 1al1xc; net receipts lIZS paies' eApoits
coastwse 1876; sales 12C0; stock 62.l{6.
NEW ORLEANS, March e.-Cotton actve @ ano
higher: mfldlngs 14a14]sc; net Tecelpts 9sss
bales: gross TO- 37 bales; exports to Great britain
3ls1 bales; to Bremen 1899 bales; coastWlse l2SS
bales; GALES II; 800 bales; stock 1928 bales.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE Markets:
NEW YORK. March 9-Noon.-Flour aui! anu
urchauged Wheat quiet and nominally IN
changed. Corn quiet and steady. PORK unil
mess $21 75a21 81. Lard STEADY; steam lszsad5S: e:
Turpentiae firm at 81, Rosln quiet at 81 7oaI o.
Evening. Flour, Southern unchanged; Whisky
firm at eSae31sc. Wheat closed shade nrmer
winter red and amber Western 81 goal o.. SorI m
inactive. at ia2 cents lower S6as7c; soutaerc =
ana western yellow S7aS9c. PORK heaVy a.
s21 5oa2l is. Beef quiet. Lard heaVy; .Aettie
fi8iEc.. Naval stores firm. TauoW quieI.
CIScINNATI, March s.-Flour d9li ana orooPius
family So 49, Corn SIC. PROVISIONS dnll "a anc
holders unwilling to make CONCESSIONS. WIS
key S6c.