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bushels at ~ 80 for No2 Chicago delvcred 81 IS
part of load of choice No milwaukee, store 81 So
on tho track and pier. Corn was in good demand
about 5000 bushels at 6sxc a &C. FOR new
aaoa Soc for store 69I6c 70c for Western vel
low Other descriptions nominal. Oats quiet
scarcely hrm The sales confined to about 10000
bushels 55c 65<c for mixed White held at b6c &c.,
10 afoat Chicago at $780, in Rye
noinaliy lower sales 5000 bushels Western within the
range 6sc 90c Barley dull but unchanged; sales
$3.50 bushels at roc 5c for fair in carloads and &c. for
extra choice twOrowed State
FEEIGHTa-rhe inquiry for berth still continued
moderate but the supply of available tonnage being light
rates in consequence remained firm The charterng bust
quiet there being but little call tor vessels for
anv purpose. The reported to-day
foiowaTo Liverpool 6y steam 800 tierces lard at 5s $50
terces beef at 3d. and py sail 500 packages provisions
at 22 Cd, and $40 bales cotton at ad. To Antwerp, 1000
lard and 300 bacon at from 25 ats 3D. There
charters reported closed although several were
under refusal.
MOLAssss.-Ths market for foreign remained dull and
nominal, domestic continued quiet but firm. We have
only Of 200 bbls New Orleans at from &C.
RrC- Wo atas-
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STOCKS DULL AND STEADY.

The stock market was dull aud generally steady
Erie absvr bling the larger share OF tho interest and
business OF the day. The dealings in this stock
were ON large scale, the price ranging from a7X
10 40. the advance being almost without a reaction
bnd the higher quotation prevailing at the close.
Early In the day the demand camo chiefly from
brokers executing orders originating In London,
where great enthusiasm has boen excited by tho
p,.cr overthrow OF the Ring and tho nstalnlent Of
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METHODIST MASS MEETING.

ST. LOUIS March IA, 1872.
There will be mass meeting of the women OF the
Methodist Church here tomorrow, to consider Q
plan for memoralizing the General Conference OF
the Methodist Church TO permit tile ordination OF
women as minis ers. The call Tor the meeting was
signed by ladies holding high social positions and OF
great personal worth.
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been A. follows:saes last evening after three p. NJ
March Soe At saci April 100 at q lblsc $50 at 2lc,
ss y ; SHHs t ;sSs 100
three o y nsmMarch 100 =, 2ly.c 100 I$lsc
a! lSs go At q. 800 e. y lSlsc 2oS 90
Ct s2c SO a. q sisc lod 1850, loo st at
20 j$y iss sds sea!s .sss:
Der go at. s6iSc Total 7Sso bales Grand total.
closed steady .s follows.-To Liverpool, Sy s.esm
Nd; by sai, Nd To Hayre, BY steam, &c, gold
sd san TO Bremen. by steam, X, gold. com.
The receipts at the ports sum up as follows:-Gai.
sSl ESQ s Moot ~ s
more, 1853; New Yora: lao Boston, IA Total assv This
aay last week, 1855 This day last year. 1921. We
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- THE GOVERNMENT PURCHASE OF BONDS.
The offer OF the government to buy million Of
uve-twentes elected fourteen proposals., embracing
S30s7 400 OF bonds prices ranging from 10s9S TO
lOaoS. The million accepted was obtained at
loses 10o.37.
GOVERNMENTS STRONG
The advance In gold and the rather easier tenor
pf the money market strengthened the government
List, but without materially changing prices, an
obstacle to their Improvement being furnished In
the fractional decline in our securities IN the
London market, possibly In connection with the
reported better demand for money there. The busl-
hess OF the day was OF the ordinary amount, the
market leaving or quiet with the following quota
hons:-ULited States currency sixes 1l4x
ll4X; 90. skies, 1851, registered, lax Hay;
no. do, coupon, llbk 1l6h; do, fve-twenties
registered, May ana November, 1l17s 1l15s; do
40, 1852, coupon. d0 111il 111x; do. DO, 1854
40. DO, l1lk 111X; do. do, 1866. do do,
d12K 1l2K; do do. 1857. registered. 111H l113s,
DO. do. 1885, January and July, 1IO2 Ill; do. do.
hse7 coupon, DO, liz 1875 do do, 1868, 1121<
D l12K; do. ives OF 1881, funded, registered, 100
y l0ok; do. do do. coupon, 100 lO9lS; do. ten
torties. registered. 1914 1o7H; do. do, coupon,
l07X . 1os.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES QUIET.
! Tho Southern State bonds were dull and neg
1ected outside the South Carolinas, which were
strong and moderately active. The Virginia con-
soils were heavy and the North Caroinas firm. The
general list was steady, prices closing as
foll0ws:-Tennessec ex coupon, 20 a 66As; do,
new, 6eX a 66X; Virginia, ex coupon, "a a
ts; do, registered stock, Old. As a so; do.
SKIES consolidated bonds, 66H 81; do.
skies. deferred scrip Tx 1S; Georgia skies, II
40; do. sevens. 81 90; North Carolina, ex coupon,
SsX q SSH; do, funding. 1866, u 271a; do, do,
nS8s, 81 "a; do, new, % 23al; do, special tax,
II Is; Missouri skies, 947s 95H; do. Hannibal
and St Joseph, 921z 90; Louisiana skies, GO 621a
no., new, 80 q 65; do. levee skies, 60 IS
do. do. eignts, 10 q 80; do. DO. 1876, 80 s.;
40. Penitentiary sevcns, 65 10; do. railroad
eightA 10 q SO; Alabama lives, 90 n IS; do.
pighys 90. q %; South Carolina sxes 81 Q
bS; do. now, January and July 35X 35H; do
no., April and October, 80 3a1S; Arkansas skies,
FUNDED. a q 81.
THE RAILROAD BONDS.
The following were the bids for the railroad
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We quote :-CuDa-nferior common rennng &C. Size !;
far to god far refining, &C. good to refining
oe9is: srocssy ~ loc senrtussl hh.. ana boxes
lsc. $40 Raysna.soIss, Dutch standard, Nos to O.
g. sNc do: 10 70 H. &C. skc do, Is TO rs, sNc Z
&C.. white Ike .isAs Porto Kieo Common @ prime r.
Br.In-6u.ch standard; MOI. to L, TIc "sEc. java
Dutch standard Nos 10 70 T. &c. $40 Neutrality-suspicious.
Grsass 7Xc: : 80. :.roosry do: SHc .iOisc.
l0c. for Indiana. The sales were about $50 bags.
srEARINE remained dull and entirely nominal at about
l0c., cash. for tcs
TALLOw quiet Blu. nrm at sho. for choice. Sales,
1900 lbs.
WHsXEY-R Receipts s57 bbis Tho market was steady a,
$780,, with sales OF about 500 bbls.
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Died.

Died.
ALLArRE-on Wednesday, March ls Of conges
tion, JULIA s., daughter oil Edward 5. ana Sarah q.
Allaire, aged 10 years and 80 DAYS.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
day, March 49, at half-p past ten O'Clock A. M.
BADEAU.-In this city. on Thursday, March H. OF
b. and Jennie Badeau, in the 10Th year OF mis- age
His remains VIII be taken TO New Haven Tor inter-
ment Saturday, March 49, on the eight O'Clock A.
BERREN.-On wednesday, March Is, JANE, wife
Of Richard Berren ages = yea The residence Of her
sonln.aw Peter Gibson ESQ., 1872 East SHINE Nineteenth
on r. lay re- az Hne sen
BIRoH-On Tuesday. March II, JOHN +. BIRCH, In
' Inc Us fnSeral viii take place on Friday March 49,
at balfpast two O'Clock r. NJ, from the residence OF
his son. william Mabury Birch. 100 Gold street.
Brooklyn. The relatives and friends are respectfully
'" BIsmop."on wednesday March 10, PAUL L. e.
Bishop son OF Victor and Helena Margaret Bishop,
inc relatives and friends are respectfully re-
TO ed ws inc sn se ee ms saarSay
March 49, ut one O'Clock r. NJ, without further IN
yi.ation. the remains will be taken to Greenwood
BRowS.-On Thursday morning. March "A. after q
lingering illness, BARBARA, vile OF John BrowD, In
RELATIVES and friends Of the family are invited to
attend the funera from her late residence, rs West
thirteenth street, Saturday March 10 at hapast
BuckGsY.~At Marlborouah, Ulster county, N: y,
on Wednesday, March ID MARGARET, eldest
daughter OF the late John Buckley.
Relatives and friends OF the family are invited 10
attend the funeral 1T Christ church, Marlborough,
on Saturday, 10Th inst, at one O'Clock p. NJ with.
out further invitation. Carriages Will be waiting AZ
Newburg to meet the eight O'Clock hudson River
train, which arrives az Fishkill at ten A. NJ
CArTLAGE.--At Hoboken, N. j., on WedfssuNy,
March 10, 1872, EMMA MARIA LOUISE only damgne
ter OF @. r. and Z. NJ. Cattlage, aged year. .
months aud "a days. -, -. "a.
The relatives and friends OF the FANNY d mre the
residence OF her parents, IA Hudson s.1 rec,sey
Friday, March 49, 1872, at O'Clock q. ~; "rrysfye
minutes past three A. NJ, at the resiaenoe only
parents, 81 Perry street. CHEa s,,no n nvers ~
The relatives friends 81 ao '9e ee ay oIe tho
spectluiy dnvmp corner OF waverley place ana
aat Eleyentn street. Friday, March To- q. two
O'CLOCK +. NJ Tne remains VIII DO taken W ir"ii'S
oV GhReoLI. friday March u.s. al eight o'clock
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New Observation-Disclosures uc. 45c. 4Oc. zoe.
tnucd quiet again lower The sales aggregate els
bbs oc the latter price for small lots from store
manned r We hear Of sales Of loo bbs straincd free on
board At o. psi also sso bills from yard At 81 rs Tar
Change The market for refined
continued duh and nominal, but without change in prices
GCsS for Ss s Ana sso a nS for me-
easier quoted ai0Gs io5ic for Western city Case
Al the creek the market was and tre lower quoted
65 both upper and lower roads, The Philadelphia
Changed wal Refined quoted q. sc for spot and PC
mainder of month We hear Of sales in New York OF 1000
PnovisioNs -Reecpts-Port, aas bills cut meats. l7ss
packages lard 1901 bbls and tlerces and 2l5 kegs The
ns for abcn So for at
SIS $l3 M and $i8 % Tor June March and April quoted at
S2 $2 81 Tor round lots The ade wIs sS Sn
Dressed hossThs market dull and Western was again
Beef continued auea but grm About rs bbls were sold
ala mess tersss Beef ham:The market remained firm at
meats quiet and rne weak. Small sales made
mainly at the inside hrcs Of our quotations. we quote
ders &C. Shc DO: hams. SIC s,ls DO bellies &c &c.
steady at yesterdays prices with moderate business
Sales $500 terces part last cvenng at sac Sc
for good but of in and sc for prime For April last
lard quiet al S1c for No. and Sac Tor steam anu ke
RrcsThc market today has been fairly active Caro-
the transactions have At steady prices sales 225
7eec. and $50 bags Rangoon at SIC. a71sc. . -, 49,,
sUeAR.The business IN raw continued far and the mar
6 hhds mostly centrifugal on private terms ais
l.2pQ boxes comprising al kinda On 2tiYAe Nrps Venue
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


MApDEN-QUIcK.-On Thursday, March IA, at the
residence OF the brides parents, by Rev. ID. u.
Ray, Mr.. U. II. MADDEN to Miss SADIE A., daughter
OF Colonel James X. Quick, oil Of this city. No
cards.
RIpLEY-DUTCHER.-On Thursday, March IA, at
the Church OF the TRANSPORTATION, by the Rev. g.
Il. Houghton, ID. d., HORACE RIPLEY to JULIE A.
BUTCHER, both OF this city.
WHEATON-NOE.-On Wednesday, March Is, at
the residence OF the BRIDES mother, by Rev. DR.. s.
d. Alexander ERAsrUS WHEATON, OF Broome
county, 70 MISS MARY E. NOE OF this city. No CARDS.
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The quotations based cotton running quality
FLOUR AND GRAIN -keceips~Flour, alSo b5ls wheat,
$500 bushcls 90 $40 meal 100 bbs and 40
pags oats 3O bushels barley 100 do The flour market
ruled dull but there was no percepbe change In prices
pernue $50 Southern. Corn meal still quiet
with 10 buyers favor We hear Of sales OF 1908 bbl
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
SUDDEN RISE IN ERIE STOCK
Tho Common Shares Advance to
40 and the Preferred to Is.
Active Dealings In the London
Market.
General CONSERVATION Among
the "Bears."
REMARKABLE EFFUSl0N OF PUTS"
Tho Eric Devil Not So Black as Painted-The
Floating Debt Less Than Apprehended.
PACIFIC MAIL HANGING FIRE.
Money Little Easier and Gold Firm
Governments strong-south Caro-
inas Active and Higher.
Proposed United states
National Bank.
PACIFIC MAIL HANGING FIRE
Money q Little Easier and Gold Firm
Governments strong-south Caro-
inas Active and Higher.
proposed United states
National Bank.
WALL STREET.

WALL STREET, I
THURSDAY. March 14-6 T. NJ.
On Change to-day wheat was dull and heavy.
The cotton market was unchanged in price but
rather drmer In tone.
| MONEY EASIER.
There was some relaxation in the rates for
seven per cent coin interest. In earlier hours
Df the day this rate freely bid, and little was
none at as nigh as 1-32 per cent "hat,u equivalent
10 about eleven per cent. But In the interval be.
tween two and three O'Clock the dealings were at
seven per cent plain and coin alternately, the
Mnal transactions being at seven com.
4 Holders OF paper were disposed TO allow larger
discount and prime names were quoted q 10 per
cent
, Foreign exchange was steady, with rather
nrmer tone, OH the basis or 109h 1908 for sixty
Day sterling and 1lO1 q 10Y for sight pills.
more active at "a per cent, although the Bank
Of England rate remains the same. The specie Of
the bank shows decrease OF f2s7, 900 for the week
ending this morning.
GOLD FlRMER-110 110E.
The gold market was frmer, with an advance to
110k, but the days business was Oh the basis of
p1OX, the lowest quotation being ITO. The transac-
nons still constitute what is known as ga brokers
market" the outside interest being nominal and the
@emand confined to the current necessities OF the
merchants in connection with their obligations at
Ehe Custom House. The course of the market Is
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prices. Messrs. O. Amann q
! receipts as follows:- r
Hhds. BoIss. Bug. Aelado.
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SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

Thursday, March I4-1CsI0 a. NJ.
1880 US $40, c, 1l2lS S750W US S. curny l4
400 US 5-2. C, 15n li9A boOu sos lo-ao' r lW7s
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was in fair demand AT forme
Co. report the stock, sales an

Stock (ascertained by actual
count, including specula-
ton, March l, 1872. .......
Receipts since March Leo.
Totals ....s................
Sales 1ince March I. .........
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Buried Self.

Where side by side We sat sit alone,
But surely hear tue absent voice-as one
Who playing when the time he plays Is done,
Hears fhe spent music through the strings yes
moan.
rove through places that my soul has known'
Like the sad ghost Of some departed nun
Who comes between the moonrise and The sun
To sit beside her monumental stone.
SO BY my barred self take my seat.
And tax with other ghosts OF vanished days.
And watch gray shadows through the tWiignt
feet
And half expec. to see the buried face
or my dead self rise In the silent place,
To look at me with mouraful eyes and sweet.
GCoinhW Magazine
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TORTHEASTERN RAILROAD CON
&RR@R 81
CHARLESTON, 8. O., June 8, l

CHARLESTON, s. O., June 8, 1872.
Trains Will leave Charleston Daily at 1o.l6 a. n.
and 800 p. II.
Arrive at charleston 600 A. II. Aondays ex.
cepted) and 8 P. n.
Train does not leave Charleston 500 P. NJ, SUN.
DAYS.
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tion to New York, via Richmond and Acquia
Greek only, going through In ID hours.
Passengers leaving by 500 P. n. Train have
choice Of route, via Richmond and Washington,
or via Portsmouth and Baltimore. Those leaving
FRIDAY by this Train lay ever on SUNDAY in Bal
tlmore. Those leaving on SATURDAY remain SUN.
DAY In Wilmington, N. U.
This is the cheapest, quickest and most pleas.
ant route to Cincinnati Chicago and other points
West and orthwest, both Trains making con.
uections at Washington with Western Trains ol
D''''''''N 8. 8. SOLOMONs,
Engineer and Superintendent
PL. OLEAPOR Gen. Ticket Agent. may2
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MOUNT VERNON u HOTEL, 1!;, No; 81
MD. ON EUROPEAN plaintiffs favorite es-
tabiishment, sltuated in one OF the most eligible
positions In the city, on the highest ground, and
Consequently well adapted for Summer Resort,
being comparatively cool In midsummer mag
nificlently furnished with baths and other con-
yeniences on every floor, is now open for the re.
ception OF those cont ntemplatng tour OF pleasure
the coming se iion. The cars run within square
of the house. Coaches at all the stations. E. V.
WESTC0TT, Proprietor. jun84mos
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-07
Mannfattures
HAVE YOUR SHI rs
MADE TO ORDER IN CHARLESTON,
AT LANGLEY'S.. ......No 16l KING STREET.
ENCOURAGE HOME LABOR
MaIlnfattures

READ THE PRICES:
Linen Shirts, with finest Linen Fronts, only So SO.
Wamsutta L. G. finish Linen Fronts and Cuus,
only So so.
Lower grades In proportion.
Linen Drawers from 81 26 to 81.
Cotton Drawers from 75c to 81.
Night Shirts. Linen, 81 Is; Night Shirts, Cotton,
from 81 to 81 Is.
Ladies, Underwear made In the best manner
and at very low prices; ALEC, Stitching and Tuck
ing OF all kinds done to order In the neatest
and at short notice.
Flour Bags made at prices that cannot be beat
ny Northern houses.
ChIldren's Clothing OF all kinds made to order.
~ Call and examine work and prices,
At LANGLEY'S, No. 161 King street,
july2e-lmo Near clifford street.