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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-17
MOMETRIOAL.

The range of the thermometer yesterday at
the drug store Of MT. Joseph Blackmac' on
the south side of Broad street, was as iolloWs'
8 A. NJ, So; 10 A. NJ, 81; IL NJ, gu; z NJ
81: 4 P. NJ, 60; 6 P. NJ, So; SP. ~, 81.
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New York Naval stores Market.

NEW YORK, December "a.
The Daily Bulletin says: Receipts to-day 1888
bbls rosin and 1872 do spiritus turpentine. Spirits
turpentine are again easier, With rather more
In shipping order at 62c time, $50 bbls at soc, 100
bbls at 69Kc, 800 bbls at 6sc, and 1ls bbls at $50
nat. Strained rosin ia quiet and more or less
nominal at So 76as 80. Sales last evening 500
bbls at So go. The finer grades are very din1cult
to move unless at q large c)ncession. sales 400
bbls No. l at 34a4 10. Tar Is 8 tribe easier. Sales,
90 bbls Newbern at 81 Is. aud 80 bbls Whining.
ton to arrive at 81 so. Pitch unchanged.
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FRENCH BooKs.-At Fogartle's Book Depos-
itory can be found a select stock Of the latest
French Literature, Paris editions. Many of
the volumes are of a conversational and
dramatic character, suitable for the young
and persons learning the French language.
These have been selected with q view to their
moral character by a person familiar with
French Literature. deol2-thstu3
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III CREATION.

We have been requested to say that a meet
ing of the ladies' and gentlemen who nave
rendered to Mrs. Barbo! their services 10 the
preparation of the oratorto of the Creation
will be held at the Freundschaftsbund Hail.
tomorrow evening, at eight o'clock.
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RIBBONS FOR HoLIDAYs.-Fine, all colors,
Sash Ribbon, six inch, only 81; fine Watered,
seven inch Sash Ribbon, 81 80. Great variety
In Narrow Ribbons at greatly reduced prices.
Full assortment OF Kid Gloves; one button, ST.
two buttons, 81 rs. FURcHaoTT, BENEDICT
g. IN
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CoTroN FOR GREAT BRrrAN.-The British
ship A. d 3. Lovett was cleared yesterday for
Liverpool by Messrs. George A. Trenholm &
Son, with lie bsgs sea island cotton, 2749
bales upland cotton, and IS tons phosphate
rock,
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PORTE MoNNA1Es, Pocket Books, Wallets,
Work Boxes, of new and beautiful styles, and
q great variety OF Faucy Articles can be found
at Fogartie's Book Depository. decl7-tuthsS
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NEW AND CHEAP C%HILDREN's CARRIAGES,
velocipedes, Roccking-Horses Carts, Wheel
barrows, &C., just received at Won Santen's
No. 22s King street, Charleston, 8. c.
jun1l-tu
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Nor THE COMBS our graDdmothers wore,
but the fashionable comb Of the present day,
with all the appliances Of taste and art can
now be found at Misses AsHToN's. decl6.3
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R. M. MARSHALL d Bro, 80 Broad street,
buy and sell on commission, Real Estate,
Stocks and Bonds, negotiate Loans, Rent
Property, and sell at auction, furniture at
houses. nop23 sltuth8
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FROM SOUTH COMMERCIAL WHARF.

On and after 1st December, the .LE@N
steamer EMILE. Captain o. C.sE%sAElRn
DAY and WEDNESDAY NIGHTS. at 9 O'Clock. AND
returning, leave Georgetown every TUESDAY ana
FRIDAY MORNINGS, at 6 O'Clock.
Freight received every SATURDAY and wBDNEs
All Freight and wharfage must be prepaid.
No Freight received after sunset.
Duplicate receipts required with al shipments.
For Freight Or Passage aPply on UUs5u
North Atlantic Wharf
A. MORGAN, Agent, Georgetown, 8. q.
oct7-tuths amos
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BRocHE LONG SHAwLs.-A large assortment
Just received at Melchers & Muller, No. 217
King street, which they will dispose OF at low
figures, prior to their removal to Masonic
Temple. decl7.S
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MISS .ALooTT's Little Women" Little
Men, San Old Fashion Girl, F." my Boys" and
her new book, ''shswl Straps" are to be had
at Holiness Book House. decl8-2$
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

CHESS MEN, Backgammon Boards and a va
rlety of games for youth can be had at roger
ties Book Depository. declf-Iutnss
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Exports.

EIports.
L1vEHPooL-Per Br ship e & ALovett-lle bags
| sea island cotton. 2749 bales upland cotton, %
| tons phosphate rock.
| 600 feet hewn timber, 5000 feet resawed yellow
| nine luInher,
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FURs FOR THE H~oL1DAYs.-At Fnrchget,
| Benedict & Co. Furs for ladies, Furs for chill
dven, Furs for all, at very low figures.
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Toy BooKs.-A superb assortment, both
English and American, In bright colors, from
FIVE cents 10 five dollars, at Holiness Book
House. decl6'zr
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GIFTS FOR THE H~oLrDAYs.-For silverware,
fine Watches, gold Opera and Vest Chains, 80
to Allan'H, 307 King street.
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New York Rice Market.

NEW YORK, December IA.
The Daily Bulletin says: The market Is quiet
but steady, with sales OF 200 bags 'Rangoon at "a
Ike, and 80 tos Clrollna at 7xaSkc.
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HOTEL ARR1pA1s-DECEMBER 1G.
Charleston.


s c johnson, Lynn, Mass; Geo d Root, CT
Jackson, Baltimore; L Del Homme, A Bennett
New \ orK; G Richardson, Sumter; GO Francis
England; George II Fisher aud wife, Brooklyn
] L Cocker, E T Cocker, Hartsville; B b Townsend,
Society Hill; John G Keller, st Louis, A B Wilbur
Boston; s Godfrey, James O Ooir, Cheraw; q 3
Bass and wife, New York; Edward Carroll
Branchville; W A warren, South Carolina; Peter
Trainer, New York.
Pavilion.
Edward DAILY, city; W A Rock, Cork; MI Jones'
w W Graham, W B Holman, Graham's Gross
Roads; II Mannheim, Leesvllle; W G Beard, Flo
renee; ] 8 Brockinton, WILLIAMSBURG; E z Melon
aid and son, Gourdln's; Mr. and Mrs s II Porcner
Miss Bessie GOODWIN, Fort Motto; 4 II thinner
man, st Mathews; Mr. and Mrs Gao NJ Drafts, h
Singleton, Rlchland; D odom, South Carolina; G
Cannon, Cooper River; A G Burns, Lynchburg; J
MRyan, BlackVille; JW Burbridge, WATERFORD
SO.
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GOLD AND SILyER-HEADED CANES, in great
variety. Just the thing for holiday gifts, at
Allan's, No. 307 King street.
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HAVE you Been the Chromos and %Splendidly
Illustrated Books for the holidays at Holiness
Book House? decl6-z'
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OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
MONDAY EVENING, December 10, 1871
CorruN.-This market had a strong. and active
character, and with a well sustained and steady
demand. prices hardened about 10 p 10. Sales
1900 bales: 10 at 14K, 2 at 10, % at 16h, 10 al le&,
lls at II, ut TX, IL at Tx, 2os at 17K. 80 at
Tx, 10 at Tx. "a at Is, lc at lsK, 100 at 1sH, 1G7
at 1sz1f, rs at 1sK, II at 1sK, 40 at 1sx, 90 az lsN,
90 at 10, "a at loX, 9 at lex, so at lsK, 8 at lshc.
We nnnta.
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4 NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF

n
Rich Fancy Goods, Toys, Games,
Fireworks, French Confectionery,
Rubber Goods, dc.,.
Is now opening, (nesrly every steamer brings
In a fresh supply OF the latest novelties untiithe
Holidays are over,) az
Won SANTEN'S BAZAAR,
No. 22s King street,
noy2smw24 Next to Academy Of Music,
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EXAMINE the Singer Sewing Machine before
purchasing.
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ILLUMINATED Texts In great variety at
Holmes,s Book House. dec16-2*
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TIE NEW HYMNAL, in fine bindings, at
Holmes's Book House. decl6-2*
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GAYANNAH AND CHARLESTON


CHARLESTON, June Is, 1871
On AID after. MONDAY. June l7th, tne Pas
senger Trains on this Road VIII run az follower
EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leave Charleston aily..-.".--.....
Arrive at savannah daily 9.SSP' =.
Leave Savannah daily -
Arrlye at Charleston daily ,......--- aA.As
DAY TRAD. -
Leave Charleston. Sundays excepted. 70 ~.
Arrive at Savannah, Sundays excepted. $50 FL
Ieaye Savannah, Sundays excepted. IL
Arrive at Charleston, Sundays excited. $50 ]. y.
Passengers from Charleston BY 40 4. \; train
make close connection with Port Royal Railroad
fr ali Stations on that Road, Sundays e1cepted)
Freight forwarded daily on through bills OF Lad:
Ing to points in Florida and BY Savannah line OF
steamships TO Boston. Prompt dispatch given 20
frei9hts for Beaufort and points on Port Royal
Railroad and a. az low rates as by any other line.
Tickets on sale at this once for Beaufort over
Port Royal Railroad. O.S. GADSDEh,
Engineer and Superintendent
8. Q. BOYLsTON, Genr Ft. and Ticket Agent,
jun14
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CHARLESTON, October Is. ls72:

CHARLESTON, October rs. 1877:
C. O. Trumbo. Esq, secretary m"S""s'0"
DEAF srnWon nv return to the city to-day
7 and YOUR communication, dated the ION 10,
slant staptt Containing a copy Of resolutions OF your
'': feel 50 deep an interest in everything con-
neeted with the Washington Light Infantry,
that / will esteem it IN honor 70 De ass9ct a,.S
with your club. You are In oeea auu 's susn
the offspring of the old corps, a aO;ors 'm If the
stock Tere p'G from which you have derived your
origin. ohod,ent aervant.
Will CHARLES q. SMoNToN.
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SINGER Manufacturing Company sold
81. 734 more Machines than were sold by any
other company in 1871.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
LINE.

FOR aEORaETOWN. S. G.. TOUCHING AT SOUTH
ISLAND, WAVERLY, KElTHF1ELD
AND WEYMOUTH MILLS.
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IIORTHEAsTERN RAILROAD CON-
IN Panty.

NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD CON-
Panty.
CHARLESTON, 6. O., June 8, 1871.
and 500 P. n.
's Rssin d does not leave Charleston s.oa 2. Il, BUN.
O4 TTsin leaving 1o.1s1sa1 sssles through eonnse.
ton to New YORK, vtEEfRtcnmond and Acquia
Greek only, going throu8h2in "A hours. 2a+
Passengers leaving BY 800 P.M u. Traan nave
choice Of route, via Richmond and washington,
or via Portsmouth and Baltimore. Those leayinG
FRIDAY BY this Train lay over on SUNDAY 10 BeS}
timore. Those leaving on SATURDIY remain .sU
DAY in Wilmington, N. O.
This ID the cheapest, quickest and most Pleas.
ant route to Cincinnati, Chicago and other poinsa
nections at Washington with Western Trains OF
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Engineer and Superintendent
p. T.. OJEAPOR, Gen. Ticket Agent. nay3l
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CHR1s7NAs is coming. For handsome Cold
Bracelets, Studs and Sleeve Buttons, go to
Allan's, 307 King street.
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The CharIeston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Markets.
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SINGER. Manufacturing Company are pre-
pared for Christmas With One Hundred Of
those F%olding-Top Machines.
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Day and Night Trains connect at Augusta with
Macon and Augusta Railroad, Central Railroad
and Georgia Railroad. This Is the quickest and
most direct route and as comfortable and cheap as
any other route to Louisville, Cincinnati, Chicago,
SC. Louis and all other points West and Northwest
Columbia Night Train connects with GreenV1le
and Uolumbla Railroad; and Day and Night Trains
connect with Charlotte Road.
Through tickets on sale via this route 70 au
points Nerth. --,.
cept Sundays) with Day Passenger Tram, ana
runa through to columbia
A. L. TYLER, Vlce-Pre6dent.
q q G. m. A.. deei6
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=. I.-B1RrHDAY BULLETINS.

The Coming aed OF February Celebra-
tIons-Letters OF the Hon. o. H. iInon
ton, an c~x-Captatn, and aenerai SAs
simons, an Old Honorary memoef oi
tho 0W. i. IL
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no E B K.

The Splendid Side wheel Steamship oHARLEs.
Adger's South Wharf, on WEDNESDAY,, tha .1slA
instant. at 8 O'Clock A. II.
For Freight or Passage engagements apply %
dec17.1 JAMES AD0ER q co., Agents,
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o B 8 A Y A N MA 81,
Railroa6A.
COUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

CHARLESTON, 8. O., December II, 18I2
On and after SUNDAY, December is, the Pas
senger Trains on the South Carolina Railroad VII
RIM IA follOWJ.
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-10-05
AT COST

To make room FOR taSge invoices
soon to arrive.
We guarantee" satisfaction IN
quality and PRICE, and those
desiring anything in stock, will
not regret examining same before
doing so in any other market.
Orders from parties at a distance
will meet with the same care anu
attention as though themselves
present.
Highest price paid for bull
LION, HIDES, or any other mar
ketable article produced in the =
country.
Consigned merchandise, ma
chinery, ETC., will be promptly
forwarded to destination, as usual,
NV careful and competent freight
ers, at current rates.
WIN. B. HOOPER & co.
| Arizona City, May 10, 1872.
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-10-05

Having closed our retail depart
ment, we shall, from and after
this date, attend exclusively to
the wants Of our jobbing custom
ers throughout Arizona Territory
and Sonora, Mexico.
To interior merchants, small
dealers, station keepers, saloon
keepers, ranchmen, freighters,
etc.. who buy in quantities, we
now offer our entire stock OF goods
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-10-05
MISCELLANEOUS.

NlECIE1LkIF EttUHs
II sA NJ r T. r. s
CHEAP CASH STORE.
{Formerly Cheap John store,)
Main street, Arizona CITY.
Has on hand and is constantly re-
ceiv;ng,
Dry Goods, Clothing,
Foreign and Domestic
SILKS, SATINs and LACEs,
Dress Goods
Clothing
Ginghams
Delaines
ShawIs,
and u fine assortment of
HOUSEK FEPlNG GOODS!
Brown and Bleached
Shee'ing and Shifting,
ladies', Misses and Children's
Shoes, TieI and Boots,
Mems Boys and Youths
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps
and everything III general demand
in Arizona. my25
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-10-05
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

|F'rzer" AID S KENYON
Dealers in
GEN Z r Il /
Nj re h II IL q i Sc.
are now offering at reduced prices
a we'll selected stock, consisting of
Laces Silks
Ribbons Delaines
Toilet Articles Alpacas
Perfumery Prints
| Cutlery Hosiery
Clothing
Boots and Shoes
Slippers
Gents Furnishing Goods
Hardware Mirrors
TinwDre Valises
Glassware Trunks
t CrockeYv Clocks
Firearms
Ammunition
Choice Imported and Cali
fornia Wines. and Liquors OF
every variety. Choice brands
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-10-05
D. NEAHR'S COLUMN.

D '''' n e A " X
Main street, Arizona City, A. I.
G a - H.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer.
The Portland daily press., 1872-03-12

RETALIAToRY INVASION OF MEXICO PROBABLE
NEW YORK, March ia Brownsville dis
patch states that 1000 cattle had been stolen
from stock raisers since the middle of Febru-
airy, and driven into Mexico by organized bands
Of thieves on the Mexican side of the RE
Grande river
A recent band of these robbers who stole
1000 head of cattle numbering 80 and was
commanded by Capt. Garcia of Cortinas's force
The rancheras dare not inform against the
thieves for fear of their lives. The robbers
come from Mexico aud say they are determined
to clear the country. from the Rio Grande to
River Neuces of Americans by despoiling their
property. The Mayor of Matamoras bought
600 of the stolen cattle on the 9th. 1s.sis 2 .
AT a mass meeting here resolutions were
adopted stating that the frontier had bad been
unprotected for years, that there were no cav
alrymen from the mouth OF the Rio Grande to
Laredo, approving government protection of
the fisheries md Pacific Railroad, and for the
same PROTECTOR and that unless protection is
afforded they NSill be compelled to organize to
protect themselves, families and homes The
feeling is such that retaliatory invasion of Mex
leo is very probable, if there is not change in
affairs soon on the border.
The Portland daily press., 1872-03-12

Mr.. Starkweather of Conn, presented petit
ton of the residents of Norwich, Conn, asking
for general reduction of tariff to revenIc
basis and the repeal of all duties on salt, coal
and pig iron.
Mr.. Hereford moved to suspend the rules and
adopt a resolution declaring it unconstitutional
and tyrannical usurpation for Congress to at
tempt to force mixed schools on States or to
pass any law interfering with churches, public
carriers, or inn-keepers. Rejected-5O to 81
Mr.. Roberts of n Y, moved to suspend the
and pass the Senate bill, approprating 5000.
090 for government bnilding at Utica, n. Y
Rejected-61 to 81, not two-thirds in the affima-
tive.
The Senate amendment to the House bill fol-
government building at st. Louis, was on mo-
ton of Mr.. Weles of Missouri, honoured, and
Committee of Conference ordered.
The Speaker announced as the Select Com
mittee, on charges against the Secretary of the
Navy, Messrs Blair of Mich, Sargent, Peters
of Me-, Voohees and Warren.
MIR. Getz of Pa, offered resolution to in
struct the Committee on Ways and Means to re-
port on the propriety of abolishing all internal
revenue laws and imposing taxes on the States
in proportion to the population. Agreed to.
A number of amnesty bills were presented
and passed by unanimous consent and without
being read
Mr.. Garfield of Ohio, obtained consent to
have an amendment to the Post Office bill con-
sidered in order. prohibiting all persons who
eminent which required confirmation by the
Senate from acting as agents or attorneys for
the prosecution of claims before such depart
ment, for two years after they have left the
government employ.
Mr. Farnsworth of Ill., from the Post Office
Committee, reported bill to suppress the sys-
tenn OF straw bids for carrying mails, and pro-
vlding that any person. who has put in a bid and
who then fails to enter in a contract and per-
form the service, shall be deemed guilty of
misdemeanor and be liable to fine of S5, 900.
and years imprisonment
Mr.. Potter of N. Y, offered an amendment.
authorizing the Postmaster General to accept
new sureties from contractors. Agreed to-and
bill as amended was passed
Mr. Butler of Mass, moved to suspend the
rules and pass bill, directing the Secretary of
the Treasury after the LIST of April 1872, to col
lect and receive one-third of the amount of
customs duties on imports in United States le-
gal tender notes. Rejected-40 to 73
MIR. Butler then moved that the rules be sus-
pended and the bill be brought before the
House for consideration now. Rejected yeas
By, nays 6S-not a two-thrd vote.
Mr.. Beck of KY, offered resolution calling
on the Secretary Of War for a detailed state
ment as to to the sales Of arms and ordnance
stores since June, 1866. Agreed to.
Mi. Klllnger of Pa, offered resolution, de-
elaring the policy of granting subsidies in pub
lie lands to railroads and other corporations
ought to be discontinued and that every con-
sideration of public policy and equal Justice to
the whole people, require public lands to be
held for homesteads for actual settlers and for
educational purposes. Agreed to without diyi-
sion. Adjourned
The Portland daily press., 1872-03-12
OHIO.
A REVOLVING TRAGEDY.
Father and Mother Deliberately
Murder their Children.

DAYTON, March Ill. NJ. Aaauaratt was
arrested Saturday for drowning his wife and
strangling his two children OF six and eight
years, and smashing tho brains of his infant
LATER.
CINCINNATI, March ia despatch from
Dayton gives further facts in regard to the
murder of the wife and three children of Leon
ard NJ. Arquaratt, who is now in prison charg-
ed with the offence.
At the coroner's inquest the evidence was
taken of Elizabeth, aged years, and Hobaknk,
aged years They said that ON Saturday night
after dark, their father and mother hunted for
all the children, but these two hid themselves.
There was light burning and they saw their
father and mother kill the other three children
with their hands. Father killed the baby first
and mother killed Leah and Samuel Both
father and mother were naked and when the
deed was none they came into the house and
began praying to God in heaven.
The two surviving children were hunted for
after the Others were killed, but managed to
get away, and about daylight Sunday morning
they got to la straw stack where they were
found in the afternoon. The examination is
still proceeding before the coroner
The baby's skull was completely smashed in.
A post mortem examination will be held
The Portland daily press., 1872-03-12

/
New YORK, Mch 1l.-Cattle Market-Receipts for
Inc week S uoo cattle II 900 sheep and 30 500 hosg
Beevss dull but steady at y q 12Hc Sheep in ac-
firm 81 g &c for city and 81 q &c for Western.
NEW YORK, March 11-Eyenng. -Cotton-sales
lfI4 bales; Middling uplands 22lc. Flour dull and
round hoop Ohio 10 q IS; Western 90 e SO !;
Southern 90 a 8 60. Wheat duh and heavy and
2 do at I 50 "a 81 in store; Winter Red Western
at 62 q 6S White Michigan 70 a 80. Corn dull,
heavy and lower; sales 5000 bush; new Mixed Wes-
tern ~ "a CSC aoat closing at CSC. Oats scaece and
shade frmer; sales 49, 900 bush Ohio at So a 57c-
Beef quiet. Pork shade easier; new mess Is 25.-
steady Whiskey dull and lower at SOC icc quiet at
SO &C. Sugar firm; Muscoyado 81 a. ole; re-
dull New Orleans 30 a s5cc. Naval stores@Sprits
Turpentine duh and heavy at s31 q 81 rosin quiet
q l3ic; refined 22i q 23c. TaiIow dull. VI
wheat5kd. 49,
CHICAGO, March ll.-Flour-extra Spring 60 a
s!o. Whest quiet weak; No 2 Spring at l2l. Corn
quiet; No mixed 81. Oats dull; No at 30i a. 3Ol
Rye quiet and steady; No. at 6sAc. Barley quiet
easier at 4O9 45. Hams In pickle steadier green
hams quiet at 81 Sec. Bulk meats quiet; sales of
shoulders sn at H Fl sides 81 clear rib sides 50
firm at IS g 10. Whiskey steady and active at
sc Live Hogs active and a shade better at so a.
Receipts-3OOO bbls -four, 1900 bush wheat. a. OOo
bush corn 5000 bush eats, 1000 bush rye 5000 bush
pdticl, oVOV HORs.
Shpments-S,0OO bbls -four 900 bush wheat q 900
bush corn, 1000 bush oats 900 bush rye n ooo hnsb
barley, 1000 hogs. '''O '1'-
CINcINNATI March 11.-Pork nominally at 70 25
q ~ 2o asked. Lard dull at 50 "a SC. Bulk meats
drooping shoulders 5tc sides ST a &C. Bacon ,roop-
ing shoulders By; sides 81 a T. Live 'iogs quiet and
unchanged; receipts light. whiskey at Sc
TOLEDO, March l1.-Flour duh and unchanged
dull and shade lower; Mol White Michigan so;
AMBER I'm Michigan 55a; Mol Red Sc; No at 81 a.
Of Corn dull and shade lower; high Mixed 45tc;
70 Oats oYtfaf ap16 Arm NJ A FIR
Mol.
CHARLESTON. March 11.-Cotton quiet; Middling
uplands 2is q 21a.
SAVANNAH. March 1f.-Cotton firm; Midlllng
/ uplands 2is q 2ii.
lands ut 81
NEW ORLEANS, March 1i.-Cotton firm; MiddlIng
uplands 22t