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, 1872-04-18

u JUDICIAL D1Slr1ct OF washington Territory,
holding terms at the City of Seattle. in and for
the Counties OF King, Kitsap and Snohomish.
George F. Frye and Lewis
V. Wyckof Plaintiffs,
VS..
William F. Johns and Fran
ces E. Johns, his wife, De-
PENDANTS.
limited States OF America, Greeting.
10 William Z. Johns and Frances E. Johns,
his wife:
You are hereby Commanded. that you and each
of you personally appear before the Judge of
the District Court of the United States of Amer
lea, for the third Judicial District of Washing
ton Territory in Equity, on the first Monday in
June, A. D. 1872, wheresoever the said Court
shall then be. to answer Bill of complaint eX-
hibited against you in the said Court, by George
F. Frye and Lewis v. V.Wyckof, and to do further
and receive what the said Court shall consider
in that behalf, and this you are not to omit un-
der the penalty OF two hundred and fifty dollars
The said complaint is filed to enforce the
specific performance of II contract for the sale
of real property, designated and described as
follows to nit
The south half of the south east quarter. and
lot numbered seven ~, in section numbered
twenty-five t25), in Township numbered (23)
North. of Range. numbered four AZ East, Viii
lamettee Meridian, with the appertenances.
The said contract being duly executed by you,
for valuable consideration, on the 25th day Of
MAY. A. d. 1869.
Witness the Hon. Orange Jacobs, Chief Jus
tice of the Supreme Court of Washington Terri
tory, at the City of Seattle, County of King. on
the sixteenth day Of April in the year one thou
sand eight hundred and seventy-two.
L. d. ANDREWS,
IL. S. Register and Clerk,
MCNAUGHT LEARY,
Complainant Solicitors.
The defendants are required to enter appear
ance in the above cause, in the Clerks Office of
this Court, on or before the first Monday in
June. 1872, or the Bill will be taken pro nftsso
against them. L. B. ANDREWS.
Clerk,
MCNAUGHr LEARY. IL. s.
Complainant's Solicitors. 6w21
, 1872-04-18

JUDGE JACOBS NOT CANDIDATE.-The
Courier states, apparently by authority,
that in no event will Judge Jacf bs be q
candidate for Congress, and adds by way
of authority that this is very proper
thing in the Judge and that the Garfield
Clique will credit him for his service and
reward him hereafter. Whether the
Courier man proposes to take the Judge
on high mountain and SHOW him the
mighty possessions with which it is in
ten led 10 reward him, our informant
doth not say. We are rather inclined to
think, however, from what we know OF
Judge Jacobs. that partizan influences
have had nothing to do with his decision.
He simply declines to engage in the dis
graceful scramble for political office in
Washington Territory, well-knowine
that to do this requires an absolute ne
cation of every honorable sentiment, OF
gentlemanly instinct.
The truth is the position of Chief JUS
tice is far more respectable than that OF
delegate in Congress.
Judge Jacobs can do much good in
his present sphere, more good, now THAI
he has thrown off this poison of politi-
cal ambition. He has some excellent
qualities rs Judge-prompt, indepen-
dent and fearless. Too lenient, some
times with his Bar, leading him to try
and keep badly brought case in Court,
when it would be far better to apply the
whole law.
So we join the Courier in congratulat-
ing the Judge that he has escaped ca
lamity.
, 1872-04-18

CALIFORNIA PAINTINGS FOR EASTERN
SrATEs.-Those gorgeous, cool, fresh,
thirty-five pound salmon recently ex-
hibited upon Montgomery street just
from the easel of Brooks, our famous
still-life painter, have, at the suggestion
of Bierstadt, been sent to New York.
where, in the opinion of that celebrated
artist. they can find no rival in the ex-
hibition of American paintings. We
have some knowledge of the works Of
the most eminent painters of stil[life
in New York and Boston, aud We do
not think that either of those cities.
where art is so generously fostered and
rewarded, can prodlce such picture as
Brooks CAN give US from his gifted pen
eli.
II iIelity of color in the glittering,
siiverg eheen of The salmon. the chnrac-
..ristic scale and peculiarity of each fin
~ inhabitant of our waters, or the
erus:acea, in the salt or fresh water
chronological specimens. in the game or
singing birds. Every minute detail OF
f.9,.tller, bill, claw, attitude or habit that
can be caught and placed upon canvas,
is done by this close student and in
dusirious painter with a grace and ac-
curacy e.celling anything in our knowl-
edge of American pain tiers. That SO
distinguished painter as Bierstadt
should recommend the sending OF
Brooks picture East Is Of itself great
compliment Alta.
Yea, and California millionaires have for
years ignored the presence of Brooks
II San Francisco. and have sent thous-
ands 5f dollars 10 Er1ope for the pur-
chase OF inierios copies Of good pain
tinSq
sir. Crocner OF i,..cfaln-n.c and Nil
, 1872-04-18
u. s. INTERNAL REVENUE,
District Of Washington Territory,
ASSE~ORS A OFFICE.

OLYMPIA, April 10. 1872.
Notice is hereby given that the An
ual Assessment List for 1872 (includ
ing the tax upon income derived dni
ing the year 1871, will be open for pui
lie examination and correction, from
the 18th to the 2Sth day of April. 1877,
at my Office in Olympia, at which tim
and place appeals in writing will be re-
ceived and determined relative to any
erroneous or excessive valuations, as
sessments or enumerations, by the As
SCISSOR or Assistant Assessor, returned
in said List. JAMES X. HAYDEN,
U. s. Assessor,
, 1872-04-18

MASONIC. A. Sherman, Depu-
ty Inspector General of the Supreme
Council of the Ancient and Accepted
Scottish Rite of Free Masonry for the
Southern Jurisdiction of the United
States, completed his 'abors on Puget
Sound yesterday, by constituting Wash
ington Consistory of Sublime Princes of
the Royal Secret of the Thirty-Second
Degree of the Scottish Rite of Free Ma
sonry, in this city and installing its Of
fcers
He has communicated the degrees and
organized no less than fifteen bodies of
the Rite since his arrival in Washington
Territory on the 9th day of March last !;
and his labors have been arduous and
unremitting from the beginning.
Washington Lodge of Perfection, No.
L; Washington Council Of Princes of Je-
rusalem, No. 1; Washington Chapter of
Rose Croix, No. 1; and Washington
Council Of kadosh, tKnIghts Templar)
No. l, are located in Seattle.
Olympia Lodge of Perfection, No. 2;
Emeth Council of Princes of Jerusalem,
No 2; Robert Bruce Chapter of Rose
Croix, No. 2; and DeMolay Council of
Kadosh, No. have been organized at
Olympia.
Lafayette Lodge of Perfection, No. 3;
Cyrus Council of Princes of Jerusalem
No 8: and st. Andrews Chapter of Rose
Croix, No. have been constituted at
Port Townsend.
Lebanon Lodge of Perfection, No. 4;
Mt Moriah Council of Princes cf Jeru-
salem. No. 4; and st. Johns Chapter of
Rose Croix, No. 4; have been constitut-
ed at Port Gamble.
Want of space forbids enumerating
the names of the officers of the above
bodies. many of which have appeared
before. The following is the list of Off
GERS composing Washington Consistory,
whose Orient is established in this city:
Ill. John T. Jordan 32o VI Gin Chief
Ill. Jas. S. Lawson 32> First Lieut.. Com,
Ill. o. c. Shorey 32' Sec. Lieut.. Com,
III. Edw. S. Salomon 32' Constable,
Ill. Cyrus Walker 1922 Admiral,
Ill. Elwood Evans 1872 Min. of State,
Ill. Thos. NJ. Reed 32' Admiral,
I Ill. Isaac Parker 32' Hospitaller,
Ill. S. p. Andrews 32' Registrar.
III. w. E. Boone 32' Keeper of Seals,
Ill. VIM. H. Gillian 800 Treasurer.
Ill. Samuel Kenny 32e Primate,
Ill. James M. Hayden $50 Mast. of Ger.
Ill. Gardner Kellogg $50 Expert.
Ill. Thos. T. Minor 32o Asst. Expert,
Ill. G. o. Halter 32' Beaurenifer,
Ill. F. Tarbell 32 Bearer of Vex Belli,
Ill. I. A. Palmer 800 Master of Guards,
Ill. OCH Rothschild 800 Chamberlain,
Ill. Amasa S. Miller 32' Steward,
Ill. Geo. W. Harris 800 Abide Camp,
Ill. Henry H. Hill 800 Tiler,
Last fine banquet was spread
at the Occidental Hotel and many of
the Brethren were present and celebrated
the crowning labors of the Scottish Rite
Fraternity in this city.
Mr.. Sherman takes his departure on
the next steamer to be present at the
next Biennial Session of the Supreme
Council which meets in San Francisco
on the sixth day of May.
, 1872-04-18

COUNTY ArFA1Rs.---The communion
ton of Taxpayer" is worthy of spe-
cial attention. The writer is a leading
Republican politician and one of our
most highly respected citizens, who
holds himself personally responsible for
his statements to any one who has a
right to challenge them. This is mat
ter in which we have no party or person.
al prejudice or bias. In supporting can
didates for county Offices we shall not
be influenced by party considerations
any more than we would in the employ
ment of an attorney, book-keeper, type
setter or pressman in our own business
but look solely to the integrity and ca
pacity of the candidate. In this county
the necessity for reform is manifest to
every observer 1t is the wealthiest
county in the Territory west of the Cas-
cades ;the taxes for county purposes are
as high as any yet the county finances
are bankrupt. its evidence of indebted
ness far below par, and nothing to show
for it-no real estate, no county build
ings of any account, no creditable road
improvements, nor anything else but
what appears in the personal receipts
and expenditures of few county offici-
ais. No correct business man would
continue to employ services which ex.
hibited such results mo honest citizen
mas any right to foist leeches upon the
public treasury from mere personal OIL
party favoriteism.
, 1872-04-18
Political Department

is devoted to the discussion of political ques-
tions of general interest, absolutely independ-
ent of party dictation, and free from party or
personal bias; but in uncompromising HOSTILE
ty to all ring or clique combinations to remote
private interests at the public expense; and will
expose and denounce all official corruption and
misfeasance which comes to'the knowledge Of
the editor, without fear or favor. Its
, 1872-04-18
Law Department

is speciality of this paper. and will contain
the opinions and decisions of the Supreme and
District Courts of Washington Territory, of
general interest, and discussion of questions OF
law and practice, of special value to practising
lawyers, and of interest TO the public.
As a newspaper, the DISPATCH will be second
to none with like public facilities,
TEEMs-S3 q year invariably in ADVANCE.
, 1872-04-18

BIBLE SocIETY.--Rev. I. D. Driver,
Agent of the American Bible Society,
will preach at the Brown Church on
Sunday next, morning and evening, at
the usual hours.
, 1872-04-18
For 9alel

~ A DESIRABLE HOMESTEAD IN OLYM-
A:i PIA, consisting of TWO LOTS on the old
Court House Block, with . comfortable Cottage
House with convenient out-houses, an excellent
spring OF living water, an abundance OF fruit
of the best kinds and varieties. in one OF the
most attractive situations in the City. Price.
81 500. Inquire Of Larrabee Co.. Seattle; or
F. TARBELL,
Real Estate Agent, Olympia.
, 1872-04-18

a IL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE FIRM
"A of RUSSELL Il SHOREY will please set.
tie their book accounts on or before the 2Uth
day of April next, or they will be placed in the
hands of an Attorney for collection, WITHOUT
FURTHER NOTICE.
RUSSELL < SHOREY.
Seattle, March 16, 1872. 4w20
, 1872-04-18
Dog Notice,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO PARTIES
~ whose Dog Licenses have expired, AMI to
those who have never obtsined Dog Licenses, to
renew and obtain ouch Licenses from the City
Clerk. GEO, n. McCONAHA.
April I, 49,. City Clerk.
, 1872-04-18
BERIAH BROWN, Editor.

"HE DISPATCH IS MAINLY DEVOTED
Il to the dissemination Of Information relat-
ing to the Puget Sound Country; its Marine,
Agricultural, Lumber. Coal and Mineral resour-
ces and Developments, and to the prospects
and progress of the great Railroad projects now
centering in this direction. Its
, 1872-04-18

ton 5. Latham of San Francisco have
the two largest collections of pictures
on the Pacific, yet there is not single
picture in either of them that is the su-
perior, and most of them are the ia
feriors of any one Of Brooks pictures.
, 1872-04-18
DISSOLUTION Of co-PARTNERSnIp

yUyHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
Il existing under the name of RUSSELL l.
SHOREY, is this day diss olved by mutual con-
sent, o. c. Shorey retirin5 from the firm.
All debts due the late firm are payable to T. S.
Russell, who assumes all liabilities.
T. s. RUSSELL,
o. c. SHOREY.
Seattle, W. r., April 4th, 1872.
The business heretofore carried on by Messrs
Russell 4 Shorey will be continued at the same
place, and hereafter conducted by myself.
T. S. RUSSELL.
Referring to the above. I would thank the pub
lie for past favors, and ask continuance of the
same for the establishment now under the entire
control of Mr.. L s RUSSELL, who has succeed
ed to my interest in the same.
O. C. SHOREY.
Seattle, ". T., April 4th, 1872. 4w20
, 1872-04-18

PERsoNAL.-Mr. w. H. Cain, of 1.-The
West" published in San Francisco,
called upon US yesterday.
, 1872-04-18
ISAAC A. PALMER,
Archnect and Builder,
SEATTLE, W. I.

XNILL MAKE DRAFTS, PLANS, 6PECI-
w fications and Estimates fer Buildings of
every description. ~
Office with Palmer. Bro. L Co., on Mill street.
opposite Occidental Hotel. .ltf.
, 1872-04-18
Local News

will embrace all available current incidents of
public concernment, avoiding offensive and in
decent personalities and private gossip. Its
, 1872-04-18
Marine Intelligence

is more full and perfect than that given by any
other paper published on Puget Sound. Its
, 1872-04-18
SEATING
At the PAVILION.

,nN AND AFTER MARCH 11th. THE RINK
'NIwilf be open Monday, Wednesday and Sat
urday evenings. Every day and evening this
week.
Ladies', and gentlemen accompanying ladies.
will attend for practice and Instruction from
to O'Clock, P. N. daily. Boys from 10 to II,
A. NJ.
Admittapce. Is cents. Use of Skates, 25 cts.
Ladies' admitted free.
ADMISSION AND Use OF SKATES. xoSIHLr:
Gentleman. $6; Lady and Gentleman, IS !;
Ladies and Children, So,
Both Spring and Ptmpton Skates on hand.
J.w. SWEENY. Proprietor.
Seattle, March Z, 1872. 1ml5
, 1872-04-18
Subpoena. a.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE THIRD
4 Judicial District OF Washington Territory,
holding terms at the City of Seattle. in and for
the Counties OF King, Kitsap and Snohomish.
, 1872-04-18

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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-15

ABOUT PREACHING IN GERMAN. - The
Dertsche zsitung, in speaking Of DR.. Rude's
sermon, preached last Sunday In the new
German Church, takes exception 10 the fact
that the same was preached in English. It
Gays: "There are In Charleston about fifty
churches, in all Of which sermons are preach
ed in English every Sunday, while there is
only one church sci apart for Germans, which
should be kept specially for them. But 1t
seems as If we are to have the old story over
again, and who knows In how short time
English only will be preached 10 our beautiful
German Church. It Is to be hoped that the
builders will not live to witness this sad event.
The ST. Johns Lutheran Church was built by
Germans, but not German word is heard
there now. The German Friendly Society
was founded by Germans, but where is their
Germao language now. The few Germans
here must combat every aggression on the
part Of the English language, or they will
surely be sEamped by 1t. Our beautiful
church should remain German-if not for us
who understand English, 1t should remain so
for our brothers from the old Fatherland, who
arrive here strangers In strange land, and
who, of course, will wish to hear the conso-
Istlops Of religion ip the German language"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-15
Markets by Telegraph.
MONEY MARKETS.


LONDON, May II.
Eoon-Consols &c. Bonds 80.
Evening.-Consols 92H. Bonds nat az es%.
FRANKFORT, May IA.
Noon-Bonds e5X.
Eoon.-Stocks dull and Irregular. cold at
1875. Money easv ar 6.6. E3cnange, loh9 W,
short l0h. Governments firm.
Lvenlng.-Fr lights dull. Money closed urn at
Z. Exchange 9Hs9A. God acflye, Closing stroDg
at l4alIH. Rouds steady. New yves M, elght..
ones IsH, alxty.twos 1917; Tennessees lva10H.
new II; Virginas so. new So; Lonslaaas 6s, new
65k; levees sixes 81. eights 76; Alaoama., e,ghts
So, nVes g.; Georsias. slxes ~; NOrtn Ualonnas
S6, new 20A; >i,uth CRrOlnas 40, new 3oh. INC
Hauaa TOOK out $7O0, 900 in specie.
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, May IA.
Noon.-Cotton opened strong; hollands 1oNd,
Orleans 1lHallXd. Bumbay shipments 10 18TH,
since last report, 600. 60
Later-Uo,ton strong; uplands llo. orleans
1lAd; sales $1,000 bales; speculation ana export
1000.
Latest.-cotton clio ,ed unchanged,
Eve ing.-Cotton shipping at NEW orleans
1lhd. Yarns anu fab. les frmer
Noon Cotton quiet; sales $40 baes; uplsnds
23Xc. orleans 2lMc.
kvening.-Coton quiet and unchanged; sales
526 bales; uplands 23Nc. 0rleans TX. sales a 70 OF
col ton futures 5000 bales as follows: May 237 l6;
June % 1l.1sa23M; July 23s23 15 16; August 237<;
September 21X; october 2oA.
Cotton quiet; midalIngs FAC.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-15

BOSTON, May IA.
Cotton quiet; mlddlings 94c; net receipts 81
bales; gross 1854; exports to Great Britain 81;
sales 100; stock $4,000.
Cotton strong; middlinns 2aAa23Ac; net re.
cepts $40 bales; gross se5; expU u coastWise ebl;
NORFOLK May IA.
Cotton quiet; low mlddllngs 22a22Hc; net re.
ceipTs ass bales; exports coasLwise sS7; stock
1923 bales.
WILMINGTON, May IA.
Cotton firm; middlings Z2Ac; net receipts %
bales; sales 8; stock 24Sl.
SAVANNAH. May IA.
Cotton in fair demand aud hrm miudllng 221A;
net receipts 4s7 bales; sales 200; sIock 1881.
AUGUSTA, May IA.
Cotton firm; middlings 22A; receipts 90 bales;
sales 95.
Cotton firm; mIddlIngs 22,ka2sNc; receipts 57S
~ MOBILE. May IA.
Cotton firm; mIddiugs 22Hc; Net receipts 80
bales; sales 500; last evening 1000; stock 1885
bales.
Cotton strong; middling 2sci net receipts 542
bales; gross b44; exports tn Liverpool ESQ; to
Bremen 93S; sales 2s0U; sn OK 70,s44.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, May IL.
Eyening.-Short ribs 1928 Cd. Turpentine 54ai5s.
LONDON. May IA.
Evening.-TurpentIne ls quoted at SIS Cd.
NEW YORK, May II.
Noon.-Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat
quiet and heavy. Corn dull and declining. Pork
steady; new mrss $l3 8osl4. Lard quiet; steam
ehagh. Turpentine 5oa56Hc. Rosiu quiet and
frln; strained So 10.
Evening -Ssulhern -four less active but un.
changed. Whisksy 1rmer at s9k. Whea5 dull
at So U5a2 10 for winter red Western. Corn lower;
Western mixed 76a78Ac. Fork quiet and easier
at sl3 SIX. Lard dull az sAdeH. Turpsni1ae
dull aJ b6a56H. kosin So 70.
BALTIMORE, May Ii.
Wheat firm and unchsuged; nvne offered.
m frmer; white southern s5c; yellow zoe;
mixed Western atd yellow western nominal a.
7Ua72c, Oats nrmer; Western Sass.
ST. LOUIS, May Il.
Flour firm. Corn dull. Bagg!ng s"ady at
l5Hal7c. Pork ga ct at SIP 25. Bacon firm; or.
DIR lots shoulders 5Kc; clear sides Ike. Lard
s8Zc.
Flour declining; family So 2sa9 40. Corn sd-
vanced at 52a53c. Pofk $1s. Lard sXaec. Ba.
con and Whskey steady.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-15
MdRINE NEWS.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY,

Steamship Virginia, Hinckley, Philadelphia-left
10Th inst. Mdoe To w A Courtenag, Railroad
Ag nus, II Bulwlnkle. P Wal-h, Jefords d co.
Luhn. CamerJn. Ba'k k o. & Gu, O'>elll. Won
Holen, N Fehrenbacn, L Kenacke. Edw Lee, ThOs
Colllgan, Heslin, G RlgCke, q Bl chotr & co, Dr.
H Baer, QuHckenbush, Es IL CO. O'Nelll, W n
Bird & CO, Wagener MonSeej, walker, Evans q
UugsWeIl, E ; Burnhsm, W b Chalee co, Doug.
las Miller. Dowie. Noise Davis n Konso9, y
Jungo u b. + Kressel, Ma hews, d Jackson. a
Lorepz h Lewth, W surnu. Ellas Bros, n
Greer Son, DAILY, Souier; sno Graver q
c., sierrens, Werner d Ducker, F Eel, ,mann co,
U Cad den. Supt. u Gleason, Boyd, Walter
Steele, q FRANKIE A Tlefenth8l. Slattery, T Ii
BRISTOL co, Knsman Bros, WeDb, Brewer
d Kuhnke, J B Duval Son, Locke, Chase d
G 81 anssen, A Blake, Rtvenel, Holmi Il co, ]
UusgrOve G " Ain4r, Ladd Marin MOOD, WIN
Marscher G Mlluor d CO. Murray, VIM NC
KaY. and others.
steamship Manhattan W1o1nu, 90 aasr New c9 9ors
Railroad Agent. N Z Railroad Agent, q Rail.
road Agent, >ou hern Express CO. " Aimar. Q
d All, ems & co. .icher, Ashton. Bart
co, TN Brist co, Bates d., 60, soSd' 4
Borner. l. BsIell, Dr BAer. b Bulwinkle, b Roy,
q Bis hon l. CO. A Beamish, Brown, 7 W
BlIsI. Benedict i CO. Chase d Cuttino, L Cnaoln,
Cameron, BarKley q CO. T N Cater, Cohen CO,
Olsussen. Coba 4 CO. Commandant OF
Charleston A s.nal. Mrs. E CoDlun, Cha lesion Gas
c., j Chadwick, J Il Dawson, siIes Drake DoWie,
Noise & Davis, q Dugdl q son, Elias Bros. A
Due. Fiz1ibbon, Falk co, Fleming q
co. Furchgott, Benedct CO. Forsytae 4eopms pa,s
4 co. D Gold-teln Il Son, q Graveley, Gulgnard,
Miss oibbss Sraver CO. nnnt, e. haf
Hyer F s Holn-s Hulkamp & co. II c Bart.
Johnson JOnnsSn Crews En.x %cSenosqa SH Seos9a
co, Knobeloch & small, Kinsman d Bros, kerrl.
son. Rriete Lengnisk LsSdey, s1G MARLIN asSsp.
Mood. @ Luhn, Linley, Kiep. Law
ton co. Leltch & Bruins, Locke, LANCER,
d Lopez Son. q Iischgi, 5 Marshall CO.
W Marshall d co, G. Minor d co, Mantoue CO.
McLoy Rice. Mencke Muller: mclean. W
MatthIessen Mfa Mehrtens, Murray, @urnhy
& little. Mathews, K Q MulIings. 0Neiu q
Son. Il O'Seil. D O'Nelll. L ostend Irn por-
te OuacSenbush, EstlIl & co, Poppenheim,
Roach % Z %Moriett, G O RighIer, R Read, stelr.ns,
Werner Quicker, VIM Russe ell, q c. M a 4 sIill; !;
stsa@syeT s0ddaESS Soers CO. SsG Sis1sri
Tr,m Ino FTayIor b co. shackelford 4 Kelly,
R ThomInson 4 co, P P ToaIe, Thompson, A L
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-15

TIE NEW YORK VEGETABLE MARKET.-The
Daily Bulletin of Monday, May l3, makes the
following report on the condition of the New
York vegetable market on Saturday:
Old potatoes remain Inactive and with
q liberal supply prices are heavy. New Ber
mudas are unchanged at So per boz Sweets
are nearly done with, but prices remain about
the same, as the stock ts generally
poor Our quotations are tn bulk In ship
ping order 50 centa per barrel must be
added. We quote as follows: So 60a2
rs per barrel fef Peachblows $2a2 90
per barrel for EARLY Rose; s2s2 rs for
early Goodrtehs 81 2ba2 per barrel for Dy-
rights; 81 75a2 per barrel for Jackson
whites 81 75a2 for Prince Alberts.
Sweet potatoes s4a4 so for Delaware kiln
dried. In vegetables, green peas are lower,
but otherwise The market is without much
change. We qnote green peas: South Caro-
lima at $lal 60 Per crate, and North Carolina
81 60.s PER bo. Carrots 50 75a3 so per bbl.
Radsh.s 81 50a2 for J.rs-y and Long Island,
and Norfolk 75asl per 100 punches. Russia
lu7nips So .$3 so per barrel; white do So.
Parsulps 81 50+$2. Onions, 5Ccasl for red,
and about So per Dol for while. Spinach So per
bbl. Bermuda tomatoes 81 per box; do. onions
81 50al Is per crate. Rhuuarb s4a8 r,pr lou
buncnes. Jersey asparagus l2al5c.: do. Oyster
Bay 28c. Lettuce s4as per 100. Sprouts So
per bbl.