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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-08

ternaht beinhte, nm nod bic Nuslagen bs5
SterbeuSen ,uBrototoa III nehmeu. Sdmibt
iagte, baB Mortimer in ben Saion qefommeu
uno eine Der baielbit beidditigten aeaucriuen
beldftigt babe. Or babe inn oieles geneb=
men perrpieien; oa Wortinler iid aber nift
oarau febrts, 10 babe er i'm bel Der SAnlter
gepadt uno hinausgebradt. Sarauf babe
MORTIMER NIT Rahe georobt. Sn menigen
4ugenblidsn lei er III benSalou 3uriifsetebrt,
uno er (Shmibt) babe Inn mieberum bic
E6ire getpieien. 0a er if uid)t entfsruan
moute, 10 ps1iudte Shmibt, i'm nofmals
binags5uws:fen. &abreno oes 8ingels,
oaS babel entftano, 3og WOrtimer elm
Salhenmefier NIT 5iuelidneioiger Sltnge
uno ffieB bieieS benz Sdmibt in bic gruIt.
Srot Der argen @uube bielt 2esterer inn felt
uno itieB i'm bie2reppe biuunter, mobet Mors
timer tbm ben 5neiten gefdbrlideren 0fsifer'
toB in Die 0e%nbengegeno uerleete. Coroner
&eenan lieB auf bteie ausia9e ben Mortiner
eluiperrsu, Die 6olgen ieiner morberiiden
Sbat ab3uwarten. @eitern Worgen muroe
Diortimer Dem 8olissirihter i'm @iiermarftz
gertbt porgefiibrt. Sin Atteit bes Or. @a@
terulan luurbe uorgelegt, uorin bleier erfldrt,
baB Sdnliot mm0glih gerettct iper0eu f6nre.
Dtortiner ipurbe in unteriu6unga6aft ge<
nommeu. 9eorgina Sorue uno 9telie W2ur.
pb1, &elnerinnen in S6mibt'5 2ofal, uno
@. %. SmDtb BON 3r. no, Canal StruBe,
marell als Seugen %9elaoeH. Ser Nt0rOer lit
elm Wauu bon u~eunuuo5pansi9 Sabren nno
aus Ohio gebiIrtig. 3ebu Sabre lang 1T er,
mie CT iagt, in Der Office Der uSrlbiine" be-
idditi9t 9epelen, lett lestes Sriibiabr aber
auber Arbcit. (Sasbl.)
Gbrle 0 n, S.=@., 4. Mat. - @enn
2eute iiber Die Serfolgunget lprsden, peldc
iett unier Staat Ourh Yrdioent Grant uno
ieiue 8erfSelae aletbeu, bann lagen lie tuobl
mand)mal: Der ytorbeu unO groBe 8eiten
iperOen balo etl Sin Iebeu babea unb benz Brd'
~fcenten eiu bonnernbeS 9alt S%uruien, uno
tr0lten fih nit bieier Soffnung. sic meiuen,
cine iol6e llngeredtigfeit 1T uuerb0rt, gegen
ale5 &0lterred)t, cine freie %9tepublif, faun 10
etrpas nidt leioeu, uno miro Die Sanolunger
bes 8raitoenten perbamlmen. @ir f0nner
faum mtebr g~lau6en, baB Dies Der Sail ietn
mirO. 9 ii 0@@ aroltna bat feinen
6reunb in Der 8elt. Otan ia9t,
ibr fiugt Die Rebetion all uno ibr miBt eS
au6 ausfreiiell, ia, ibr leio nod ni9t genug
9eItrait, mar bat @ud nit Gtutben 9egeiBelt,
ibr miiBt nit Scorpiouen 9e9etBelt peroe1,
nno iiber Die Sanolungen, Die ulS oaS Slut
in ben Ioern e~ritarre1 laiien, uber Die pleleu
Serbaitungen, iiber 2etbeu, rpelde unlere be-
item Siirger in Ben 8ertern oeS StaateS aus
balten, ladt man OOer sudt mitleiOig Die
| Sd)ultern, aber Siilfs leiliet inns aeiner, r1b
1T aud nidt su hOffcu. 9tur nit Der 3eit,
ipeun oiele Generation inter Der @roe llegt,
ODER aus9ewaaocrt lit, mag es better ipe-s
ben. q. 3ts.)
Der am 81. april itattgebabten 6eier
bes bunbertia bri gen Seburt8taz
ges bes peroienten Sudhdnblers Srieorid
IscrtheS n,irA nm d I2ni hie Snheffeier nnr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-08

SsssggSSssssS sssssssss9
rs 5eiratbs. unS 3pscssNnseiaeu, A Seileu
niht iiberid,rcitsns, 25 Gents fir einmalise
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-08
Wermtldte 8eri9te.

Nem@0orf, z. Mat.-O Die Goronersz
uuteriuduug iiber ben am porigen Ocnner1
tag in Seriep Gitp i'm &eler res 6aule6 SCR.
100, Sergen. Str., foot 9efunoenen SrleDrtd)
Oobellteln ipurOe geltern begonnen uno oann
bis Oonneritag uertagt, I'M 100 m0slif mei=
tere 3eu9en in Der Sade aufSutreiben, beun
mas seilern ansseia9t wurbe, mar iammt uno
lonoerS uubelttmmt uro 3melfelbatt, Ia eS
idIeint beinabe, baB S. Sobelitein iiberhaupt
niht burd cine @esualttbat su Sooe setomz
men, ionpern aus benz 6enlter g~efiirSt lit.
Der GountD. Bbgittus, Or. BrenOergaf, Iagte,
Der ShdOelbruh f0nnte eben 10 gut bnr6 Ell
men Sa1 auf ben &opf, pie burh einen Shlag
nit einem iiunlpfen Snitrumeute entltanoen
iein, uuo cine Wuuoe in Der Sifte lit wabr=
ldetnlt1 ourd einen Safer in Der Waner entz
itauoen, ipelheI Sobelltein bel ieinem Safe
beriihrt bat; Der genannte Bbpfifus mar aud
in oieier S%eSiebung 5neifelbaft. 8as ben
perbafteten $. 2oihe betrifIt, 10 wurte spar
iiberetnItimrleno auSseiagt, OaB ocrlelbe anl
0fittmoh Nadmittag geldrnt unO NIT VI
iedlen gebrobt bat, aber ni1t ge9en 0obclz
itetn, %IonSeru 9egen ben in oemielben Saule
pobnenoeu &%linonortb; NIT @riterem idetrt
er feinen Streit gebabt III baben, nnS als er
Die OrObungen 9eSen <nowOrtb auSfieB,
mar er betrunfen. Gin I'M SauIe mobnenOes
Sraueusimmsr ia9te aus, iie lei balo mad
Witternadt ourf) ein gerduid) erpaft, bas
fpie etn i6rssrer Sal ilA anh0rte, aber and
ibre AuSla9e mar, nie Die auer lbrl9eit Se<
mobner oes 5auies, b0dit unbefimnt.
(@tn gelu4 NIT tDOtlihem I~uS9an9e.)
SarleS @oonep Don SHREVEPORT iuar fitrSlld
BON Sauannab suriidgefebrt uno bate gro'
bes Serlansen, iofort ieinen Sreuno &obcrt
9aqagber in SIR. 127, Worgan=Str., SerieD
@itp mieber5uieben. @r giug Sonnabeno,
blieb iiber Na4t bort uno ieste Sonntag nit
leinem Treunoe bic 8unDe in Die @irtbSbdu,
ier fort, bis Sonntag absnO SeiOe betrunfen
parel. Stun 9tng bas s3anfen los; @ala'
9ber iagte leinem Safe, er Jet nun lange gez
mug bel ibm geruelen uno loate iib gum &.
ibeeren; Sreuno @oonep aber Seigtc weni9
0ut gum @,ber, w~enisltens niAt. oRne iet-
mem @irt5e eiu lnoenfeu blnterlafen 81 ha=
ben; iein Ooldlmeier siebeno, itieB res Sc
llem iedS 3ol tief in bic Seite nno cr8riff
oann Die 6lud)t, wlrOe iebo6 balo oarauf
in ei1len @ange, 100 CT iih oerltedt bate,
entoedt uro perbaftet. Gallagher, beien Ser
lesung tOotli9 lit, wuroe uad Dem SoIpttal
9ebraft.
= Sr. Bruno Saul bat feline Stelung al8
6ebafteur on Der p8ad)t am Sublon" aui'
gegeben uno Die Gebaftion oes u6ublon.So.=
SoltSblatt" iiberuommeu. (Sts5tg.)
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-08

2einene 9ansbalt>8aaren
Gifdtider, 7iid5leinen, Serpietten,
0pplieS, Suefabaef, SanStiidDer, Srodbes
Settfeinen, 5i%FensSeinen,
lcinene SaiGentiidlcr,
6emeebuieu, 6alSfraaem une Mlanfdetfen.
Baaren s~orantirt ais reines Semen gu biQieen
&reiien
81. -. Mfiaifen,
(65-l Rr. 1913. aScff-saltimureSfraFe.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-26

Il. Fred. Brooks. the we'll known
and popular dealer in books, station
erv, musical instruments. guns, fish
ing tackle, TOYS. cigars. tobacco. jew
elrv and fancy goods, has removed to
Miilard's store. next door to Rails
hardware store, opposite to his old
stand.
LoSr.-On Sunday morning last, a
gold match box. 1t has a gold quartz
set on Top. and initials 81. w. W." on
side. The finder will he rewarded
bv leaving the same at Willis Drug
ore.
People can save money by buy
ing their dry goods at the store of
Olcovich brothers.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-26

BEWARE OF THEM.-There are GER
tain ~inpecunious Grant men laying
around for the purpose of robhing the
old line Democrats of their hard earn
ings. Colonel NJ. n. Stone Greeley
and Brown Elector, when on his way
home or Thursday night from Empire
CITY, at which town he had made an
address. was stopped by road agents
who demanded his watch and money.
The Colonel had $50 in coin and a
valuable gold watch which the Repui's
appropriated. Mr.. Stone had no
means of ascertaining the politics of
the robbers only by hearing them ak
Of "Grant." 1.-The Tidal Wave" 1.-THE
Rloodv { hasm" and the lex Rebel
Officer"
CoRRECTIoN.-In our report of Wed,
nes.iay's running race. the internal
,yp,s made All egregious error in time.
We reported the time ISL, 1:5lA, and
I:I3, and the cnnfOunded nnmskulis
doubled on us. We apologize for them
and promise that the offense against
dir equine friends. PIIib"x and Bun
die and Go, shall not he repeated.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-26

STATE PRIsoNER.-Deputy Sheriff
Fl. j. Matney, of Washoe county, ar
rived in town last night, Ell route to
the State Prison, with a prisoner
named James Turman, convicted OF
grand larceny in the District Court of
the Second judicial District, and sch
fenced to the penitentiary for a term
of two years. The Sheriff delivered
the prisoner to the Warden OF the
prison. This is the young man who
:. nipped 50 worth of jewelry from
a lady living in Reno.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-26
L c & q.
UNITED STATES MAILS.

u.~o-Arrives from at $50 a. IN. Closes
for at $50 p. IN.
VIrctnta-Arriv"s from at 10 a. m.
Closes tor at 3:i5 p. M.
Genoa and Nurora-ArriveS from at
$50 .. M. Closes for al $50 a. m.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-26

belonging to "LOnS John," John
Cresey, who purchases his own freight
and trades to Aurora, Columbus and
the tar south, arrived in town yester-
day afternoon, loaded with borax and
ore from Warm Springs, Columbus
District. The one wagon and It's APP
p~urtenanccS were drawn by sixteen
costly mules and horses; OF the
wheelers cost 500. The other team
comprised fourteen animals. The
sight of SO large a wagon train causes
"reminiscences of the past to loom up
before the minds of Old CarSOnites and
con>trains hay yard mel to weep for
the DAYS of freight teams. The two
teams brought thirtv-twot tons of boraN
and ore, and in consequence OF a break
down on the road We're compelled to
leave some five tons behind.
THE MEETING AT EMPIRE.-At the
meeting at Empire City, on Thursday
night, a large and enthusiastic attend
ance took place. The Carson Brass
Band wa on hand and made
things lively. Mr.. stone delivered an
excellent address and was frequently
interrupted 10y the plaudIts OF the
audience. At the conclusion OF Mr..
stones remarks. the Hon. :. /. Oates,
late member of the California IeGISla
iurp, from Nevada county, TOOK the
stand. Mr.. Oates is an old RepubIl
II" ~, ainr,tej man and a turcible
sneaker. and being one of the bone
and sinew> OF the country, a a
strong impression on tilo>e stthtleu.
rhnnr. far ,~;reeIev and Brown, Colonel
Stone, Mr.. oats. aud the whoIe ticket.
orl
Incident Al The hA'hS HAL vi
uncertain age. who at times is guilty
of pressing his tansv little too freely,
rb,rsa,r lost
wv
AMI during the a~Itet'aii"l "HlVll w
CURED about the donnie team 'fo'tH'S
race. composer himself 10 steep on d
carpenter bthch. near tne sfan'
,~omuambuIic friend should wit
ness the running match. procured a
snIh-ie ana s'aTte'ito "aNt,nt 1IeeIci
,ha Ln,'ar AMI Of tho Gentleman,
and followed them up until he
reached The face ana ewes. y rather
severe blow on the nose awakened ihe
gent, and turning over ne
Spiutterei cut 'Old lady stilhe WIN
the SOFT part of the SHIPPER, anu OH
Went again.
y o,.r M, ,,;,l has hoen
80
taxed L" Ilhd OUT 'He REASON ol
erecting that little stone building in
,.,rnar nfthn oIaz, We
it to be for the ga>ometer or IA coal
but Yesterday ascertained that
1t - intended for IA lock up Tor rcirac-
"r ' Tnn ii.a -. cond
one and mo- doubt but that the fines
l.viat an members will ainDly de
the eynause of the huildiuw. 1t
has NOS taken quite a- long to erect As
parent building did, hut l. i'm
strong. and lust suitable for
tnp G.>i,urI uurpo>p.
CARSON >1HEEr.-lhe man street OF
CARSON. from il extreme north to its
E, r+h.r.. .,r,barn anI has updarrone
more improvements during the past
Year han ever in its former history.
Colonel Abe Curry. the founder Of the
town ana almost every lt'hI'N
~ ! 49,, ~ - 80. r.a, ,n
-E.>n htr HAN N tLs,r,,nnt IF coin
IL. ,r,t nav an Li- ,.orr,..t- mr. STONE
-n-nIl ir,rrnra,no,t. cnn
l''''''' Xvi r,. ,,,.r, lao
-IIttit' N'i>'h II ~ " 80"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-26
POLITICAL PRINTING.

All political printing done at this office
advertising or Job work-mu>t he paid
for in advance. This rule applies to all
parties. and will be strictly enforced.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-26
TAKE WARNING!

THE v. 4 T. X. X. CO. ARE ANXIOUS TO
take due precaution against accidents and
loss Of life resulting from the running OF their
trains; and they take this method OF Warning pa
rents and guardians ag inst The dangers attending
the too common practice Of children play ing about
,uo,r cars and Those having in charge
the business of .he Conn any find il impossible to
PERSUADE boys. - no frequent tue termini and stop
piLg place. Of the read from climbing upon the
CARS and engines; and they will feel themselves
obliged to resort to more decided measures if these
annoy Snces are Continued Recent accidents,
~nich are wholly ascribabie to the car-iessnes@ Of
Porsons ih jumping On and of the cars when In
aaofion, should be warning euough in Themselves.
u. n fERINGTON. Superintendent.
uSusr ID. 1879.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-12
baltimore Market.

BALTIM0RB, March 8.
CoFFRE-Our market for Rio continues dull.
and at quotations lHalxc OF from the high
est ponr reached some weeks since. Only trans
actions worthy OF note we 2300 bags ex Cricket
price not transpired. From second hands, saes
50oa1C0y bags within quotations, as follows: 1or
cargoes, gold, In bond, 15Aal7hc; for 1ooblng
lots, duty paid, ordinary 1SX l9c; fair TO good
l9Ha20c; prime to choice 2011a2lc; fancy 2lHa
2lkc Imports since lst January 47SS bags Rio;
stock 2s 255 bags; total stock in Importers hands
ON the seaboard l67, ,740 bags Rio.
CoRN.-GfferlDgs 10 Thursday inclusive 177,0o0
bushels. Sales amount to 10000 bushels South
ern white at e3a64 cents for damp aud eSa67 cents
for fair to prime; closing sa,e 6s cents: 4o, 900
bushels do yellow at 64ka66 cents; 900 bushels
Western mixed at 64Ha65 cents. To-day 1888
bushels white, 1000 bushels yellow; sales 5000
bushels Southern white at 65a67; $50 bushels yel.
low at 6Ia65; 1000 bushels West-rn t; 3l00 BUSH
,els Pennsylvania at 66: $4,000 bushels Western
were taken lhto the elevator yesterday; since 1t
MAS been IN operation nearly 400. 600 have been
nnt into 1t. 80 account OF the shipments there
from are returned. The daily stock in the eleva.
nor. II reported at the Corn and Flour Exchange,
,9o:id be useful the trade. This Is done IN all
tOther grain markets. ,,,,,,uo =, I'm
OArs.-Receipts to Thursday, lncluslVe, IL wv wv
abnshels: about 5000 busnels western SOLO at ola
90. IGoo bushels Pennsylvania 54a56c. latter lor
iiGhr. To-day, sales 400 bushels western ola
bSX: 600 bushel- Penna 5Sc. =. t,r,or
RIce,-CarOlina Is held firmly and az hlgner
- ,r,ceo We note Bales OF 50a75 fcs Ct 8Hasc;
a 1u0te the extreme range at SHasAS. hansoo'
Is also held 1rm, but no sales reported.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-12
MARINE NEWS.
CHARL LESTON, 8. C......... MARCH -, 1872.
Lat IS deg 4s min ss sec Lon 10 deg 81 min At sec
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Falcon, Haynie, Baltimore-left -
| instant. Mdze. To Mordecai 4 CO. Trenholm,
Railroad Agents, Haseton, G b Walter & CO,
| Sto, Webb d CO. II Cobia l. co, Klatte CO, "
| Fitzgibbon. Meyers i Oster, Florida Steamer. ]
Bowers, M"meyer, Blum i Miller, E H Jackson,
d O'Neill Sons. FeldInann l. co. WEIGH,
| Fl Graver d CO, F O Borner, L U. Ostendorfr, J
Steiling, Wehmann, 0'NeiIl. " Dukes 1 CO,
Laurey, Alexander d CO. Shackelrord il Kelly
Thorn inson d CO. Heath L Rice Stefens, Werner
d Ducker, h BischotI co. r Gowan, LANCER. ]
- Aiken, G W Aimar, J Wuhrmann, Bolllnann
Bros, L Rooster. J N Robson, Mantoue c. P
Brown. KInsman Il Howell, Dowie, Noise & Da.
Wis. Cameron. Barley i CO. A Duncan Son, G
Luhn, WIN Mckay, q Hllen, 9 A Ch!solm. Jas E
Adger & co, Toale, Stono Phosphate co, John
smith, Qusckenbush, Estill co, Tiedeman Cal.
der & coeG Lindstedt, P F Murray, Tobias
sons, F i. O,Neili, Wineman co, b Mensing,
JefTords & co, II Leidlng, Sell Foster, Fisher,
L Howard & Bro, W Harscher Grayeiey, mac
queen d Riecke, Goodwin b co, Whllden q
co, and others
Schr Dire ser, Reed. Havsna--5 days. sug.
ar, molssses and fruit. To Paul, Welch Bran
des, and " Hall.
Schr Ann Deas. Garbatti. West Point MILL. ol
tcs rice. To @ Trenholm Son.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Schr Loretta Fish, Perkins, Satilla River, Ca
Schr Statesman, Cole, Jacksonville.
Schr Lucy Il Collins, Collins, Darlen Ga.
Sehr Matthew Kinney, Barter, Darien, Ga.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Maryland Johnson, at Baltimore,
March 10.
British bark Agra, Fisher, at Liverpool, 10th
March.
spanish bark Elv!ra, Cops, at Barcelona, 10th
February.
Spanish bark Anibal, Moraguez, at Barcelona,
February ls.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-12
Now York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, March 8.
The Financial Chronicle says: Our market the
past week has luctuated considerably. Opening
on Saturday at 22xc for middIing uplands, prices
gradually improved until on Tuesday the closing
quotation was 22zic. Since then. however, there
has been 9 steauy decline. at the clo'e tonight
low middllng upl8nds being quoted at 22c, and
middipg At 22xc, wi3 the market heavy and
even at rhe decline. After ,Ghsnge, however,
there was somewhat better feeling. The cause
OF the dullneSs This week is found In the high
prices ruling, shu5tng ous as they doall shipping
orders, while The stock is large and the spinning
demand Hight. Hence, although the receipts at
our ports have been very small, favorng the
smallest crop estimates, no effect OF the small re.
ceipts have been pei ceptible. The hucsu,tiops OF
the week have been due to the movements at
Liverpool, which took an upward turn the first
half or the week. advancing from I'd to IA, but
has since been dull and heavy. having declined
again to l1Sallkd for middIing uplands. For
forward delivery, the fluctuations have in the
main corresponded with the fluctuations for spot
cotton. The total sales Of futures for the week
were 103, 800 bales Fur immediate delivery, the
total sales for the week were 14,8s9 ba'es, includ
ing 1895 for export. 1892 for consumption, 1l9
specula' ion, and 70ae In transit.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-12
PORT CALENDAR.

Last Quarter. I'd, hours, minutes, everlng.
New Noon 9Th. hours 81 minutes, morning.
Full Noon, oath. 8 hours, "a minutes, evening.
Last Quarter, 3.st, hours, IS minutes. evening.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-12
nACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY's
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers of the above line leave Pier xlkEfS
No. 42, North II River, foot Of Canal E9!snee .
street, New York, at Il O'Clock noon, Of the iO!l
and Soth Of every month except wnen sne Sc
dates fall on Sunday then tne Sasaraay a
ers for South Pacific and Central American ports.
Departure of 18th touches at Kingston, Jamaica,
For and China steamers leave Sa9 Iran
cisco first Of every month, e4cepI mhen ~ ials VII
Sunday; then on the day preced!n&;
No California steamers toucn at haVana, out go
direct from New York to AspiaWal.
One hundred pounds baggage Tree 10 eacn adult.
Medicine and attendance free. ~
For PASSAGE Tickess or other Information apply
at the OOMPANYiS TICKET OFFICE, on the wharf
foot Of Canal street, North River, New nY York.
!uly28-lyr +. H. BA61, agent
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-12
Receipts by Railroad, March II.

ss1 bales cotton. SO bales goods, 1lS bbls naval
Williams q CO. Pezer, Rodgers 4 co. Sloan d
Seignious A Mulligan, Geo Trenholm Son.
Reeder d Davis Frost, Adger GO, A Smith;
Kinsman 4 Howell. " ? Bowling. Wis. q co. W
Ryan, Wttte Bros, ] Salinas. boag, n
Fredsberg. Prinpie & Sop, " Courtney i co, q
Sischor 4 co, Macqueen 4 Riecke, Laurey, Alex
ander 4 co.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
l65 bales upland cotton, 95 bbls naval stores,
cars lumber and wood, rough rice, nails. mdse:
&c. To W Courtney 4 co. BisGho1 co. W
P bowling, LeIbenrood, MccDl, " Bee CO,
Pringle & SON y Graveley, Ravene! co, Bill,
Chapeau co, Railroad Agent a1d Order.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-12
y OR F L o 3 I D a,
VIA SAVANNAH, TWICE A WEEK.

E Or F LOR I D a,
VIA SAVANNAH, TWICE A WEEK.
Es:ssSsf@s Ess;sSsaf@ The splendid Steamers .EIifii2. |.
DICTATOR. Captain Co4ETThh
CITY Observation-Disclosures MCMILLAN
WILL SAIL AS FOLLOWS:
The DICTATOR will leave Charleston every
TUESDAY EVENING, at O'Clock,
The CITY POINT every FRIDAY EVENING, at
O'Clock,
JACKSONVILLE,
AND ALL LANDINGS on ST. JOHNS RIVER.
These Steamers connect with railroad at Toc0i
for 81. Augustine, and at Jacksonville with
steamer Starlight for Mellonvtle, Enterprise, and
all landings on upper st. Johns; anu az PalatKs
with steamers for the OklsWana River.
Close connection iS made Win steamsnlps
at Cedar Keys for New Orleans and Havana, and
shippers can rely on no detention OF 1relgnss 70
New Orleans, and at lowest rates.
RAvEEEL & CO., Agents,
Corner vanderhorst's wharf and East Bay.
Through Bills Of Lading given to New orleans;
These Steamers connect at savannah WIN
Steamer Sau Antonio for Darlen, BrunsWlck'
Satllla River. and all intermediate landings
Freghts for these points must be prepaid nefe'
decl5
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-12
Markets by Telegraph.


LONDON, march II.
Noon.-consols s2x. Bonds e2h. ,.-.,,
Noon.-Bonds saassH.
Noon.--Stocks irregular. Gold steady at ioN:
1oH. Governments firm and dull. freignts
Evening.-Money stringent; at and commits
sion. Sterling 9Ha9X. Gold 1oha104. Govern
ments steady. States dull except North caro-.
nnas sasrong; South carolinas weak. Freishs
steady. ,,
Sterling 20%. Sight 4 premium. Gold lo4.
-c COTTON MARKETS. -
LIVERPOOL, March II.
Noon;5Co.ton opened quiet; uplands 1l"a
i.atar.NCotron closed quiet; uplands 1lXa
11Xd, Orleans llHi; sales 10000 bales; specula'
Evening:- Cotton closed quiet; uplands llHd,
Orleans llxd. -v ,,o.s,,
Noon.-Co,ton Gull; uplands 22xc. Orleans
2sc; sales s2e oaes sales OF cotton futures S On
22Xc; April, % s.1ea22Hc; May, 2aaasHc; June
Evening.-Cotton dull; sales 1a7o bales; uplands
2axc, Orleans 22Xc.. n,,,,r uor,,u
Cotton, quiet; middllngs 22xc; net receipts 7s
bales; gross IA; sales 800: stock 5000.
oo''on 40''' BALTIMORE, March IL
Cotton quiet and ho,ders l1rm; middllngs 22Kc;
net receipts $40 bales; gross 4s; exports 70 Great
Britain ISL; to the continent '474; coastwise 50;
NORFOLK, March 2l.
Cotton dull; low middlings at; net receipts 1l21
bales; exports coastwise 1i42; saies So ssocS 41z<
Cotton quiet; mlddlings 22c; net receipts 100
bales; sales l16; stock 42le.
cotton dull; middlings 2lc; net receipts s25
bales; sales 200.
rniddlngs q xa2ixc; net receipts 1885 bales; ex.
ports to Great Britain 1854; coastwise 9S7; sales
60c; stock SO, 72s.
Cotton quiet; middings 2lKc; net receipts 7s1
' MEMPHIS, March II.
Cotton quiet but firm; middllngs 22c; receipts
NEW ORLEANS, March II.
Cotton frm and In good demand; middlings
22kc; net receipts 522e sales gross s424; exports
$500; stock 2os,2i6. "
Cotton steady; good ordinary lsxa2ec; net re-
ceipts 6s7 bales; sales 1850; stock 4o,s7o.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, March II.
Noon'--n; eaaS'un' are M. NEW YORK, March IL.
Noon-Flour dull and declining. Wheat quiet.
and strongly In buyers favor; Corn a sU d1n ana a
dun: steam sj5asKc. Turpentine dull and heavy
rat s3Xas4c. Rosn quiet; 81 3os4 40 for stra ned.
EveDing.-Flolr quiet and unchanged whis;
key soc. Wheat heavy, winter red Western 81 81
tal'6s. Corn heavy and lower az 68a69c. Pork
shade easier at SIS rs. Lard lower at 8xa9Xc
Naval stores heavy. Tallow dull al s1a9kc.
BALTIMORE, March H.
Flour very strong and unchanged. Wheat frm
and Inactive. Corn steahy and dull at 65a6sc.
Oa's 51s5ic. Rye e5s$l Pork very dull at Sl3 Is.
Bacon steady. shoulders exc. Whskey Ssa
SOC. 80 ss't.'' - -
az LOUISVILLE, March IL.
Bsgglng 1rm and unchanged. Flour nrm. Corn
quiet. Provisions quiet and firm. Whiskey quiet
CINCINNATI March il.
Flour steady. Corn quiet. Pork nominally at
Sl2al2 so. Lard dull and unchanged. Bacon
dropping. Sides sxc; shoulders exc Whlskey
NBw ORLEANS, March II.
Sugar firm; inferior &c; fair to fully fair Sta
exc MOlRsses, cOmDsn nrm at 43a44; Centrilu-
gal fermenriny 4sc; cistern bottom 55c; reooiled
65c; prime sec. Coffee uncnanged at 2oa2oSc.