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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-17
MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON. &. FEBRUARY II
Lat 80 deg 4s MIN SO sec. Lon 7sdeg 81 min 81 SCI
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

steamship Charleston, Berry, New YorK.lelt
18th inst. Mdse. To Jas Adger co, E Adger
& co, Railroad Agents. W Ainar, Boyd,
Brahe co. 6 Bates L co, j BIller, Il Blschotf I
CO, @ Borner, W o Chapman co, & co, O
o, Charleston Gasligh' co. Dowle Noise Davis,
q Dowell, W FUrsythe, Fairly co. For
gott Benedict 4 co. Feldmann & co, O co.
+ N Grimke, ] Hurkamp & co, Harbeson co, n
A Hunt. Johns on. Crews co, !acksop,
Murray, Jaeger Bros, RiDsman Bros, Ktnsman
Howell, Kli9ck, Wickenberg 4 co, O KeTrison, 7
Kimball, G Minor CO, r Marshall co,
Maloney, Melchers Muller, Matthlessen. q
r, McLoy Il Rice, Nachman CO. B NeniVIle
Porter, Paul, WEIGH & Brandes, Jas K Pringle
| Son, g Plenge, Reno, A o Stone, Railroad
| co, Shaw, Stoll, Webb CO, ThomsoDE Jonn
yoers Southern EXPRESS CO. I1omnsqn aIaro IGe GO,
man & co, q wheeler, Sam'l Wilson Bro, ana ana
others. experienced heavy gales from the nv
| from Hatteras to Frying Pan, and rough passage
Sc6r VIM & John, Leonard, Santee. eO7 bush.
els rough rice. To W Bee co. -,
Schr Ann Dsas. Garbatti. West Point Mill. 76
tlerces r. .ce. To Trenholm d son. ox,.
olm's and Pacific Landings. 10 bags and one
pocket sea island cotton, and mdse. 70 RaVensl'
Holmes co: Ravenel Cd. c. nGp1srsoh, dssr SoI,
Lopez. R Thomlinson j. co, Fraser Dill, and
others.
Steamer Emile. White Georgetown. B G..
80l tierces rice 347 bags rough rice ID oales cot
ton, so bales hay. mdse and snndries: 10 snack
elrord Kelly, James r Pringle Son, BOYD,
VIM Bee 4 co. E Thurston, Emanuel,
Toomer, Frost, Adger 4 CO. Caldwell & Son, Rev
A T Porter Perry, Hayward, D Parker, F
TAYLOR d co, Klinck, Wickenberg d co, Z Beard,
Adams, Damon & co. Mordecai d co, Stein,
Stoney 4 Lowndes, L D DeSaussure, Order and
others.
ola rouph rice, To W Bee d co.
Received rrom Chisolm's MIL. 81 tcs rice. TO
W Bee co.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Sea Gull. Dutton. Baltimore-Paul
Norwegian bark colonist, BarHrud' Liverpool
British bark othere, Mcaregor, Liverpool
SCH schr Mary A Tyler, Tyler, Bucksville, C-H F
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton. Baltimore.
Schr Geo r Thatcher, Thatcher, Boston.
Steamer City Point, Mcmillan, Pslatka, via Jack
-sonvilIe Fernandina and Savannah.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Georgia, Crowen, at New York, 10th
Steamship Gulf Stream. Hunter, at PhIladel.
phia, February 1s.
UP FOR THIS PORT.
Brig Minnie Abby, Harding, at Boston, 18th
sehr Fanny Elder, Rich, at New York, Febru-
"'' - CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
German bark Urie, sebold, at Providence, R /,
February II.
schr John slusman. Adams, at Boston, Febru.
airy 49,
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Savannah Enthusiastically Review.

SAVANNAH, February 10.
CorroN.-The market during the early part ol
the week uu.ier review showed great weakness,
with anxiety to realize and lack OF confidence on
the part of BUYERS, who operated only when con-
cessions were obtained, and on Tuesday middling
was bought at 21Hc. Yesterday more inquiry
sprung up with liberal sales which LEFT bare o. Oh
fer,ng stOck: and enabled holders to demand 70
dav hetter prices. which we're In most cases de.
clined, & the only transactions having been made
at an average, midaliags 2hc, low mlddnng 2aG'
Even running or even full styles OF average q9al.
tiles are held higher than we quote. Tne marke'
SEA isLANps-The sales af the week have been
some 100 bales. They would, doubtless, nave
been larger could buyers have found the quaity
most purt inferior. We quote medium Florldas
As to SOC; medium fine Floridas SIS to eoc; nne FLO
ridas 65 to TOO.
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LATEST COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Exports.

LvERpoo1-Per Norw bark Colonist-ls5 bags
sea island cotton. 1878 bales upland cotton, 6at
bbls rosin, 100 tons ground phosphate, 90 tons OF
phosphate rock, $50 bags cotsnn seed, tlerce OF
cotton 1904 bales upland cotton, 2lss ools rosln'
BAIrrMoRE-Pers steamship Sea Gull-4ss tlerces
rice 9s4 bales cotton, a. bales domestics, 4Z ools
.rosin 2o0 900 feet OF lumber. hhds hides IL Dds
dried fruit, 100 boxes sewing machines, ana pigs
Bundries.
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Shipping.
NOR NEW Y0R K.
ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17rH, AT
O'CLOCK P. N.
Shipping
NEW IRON STEAM LINE ESTABLISHED 1870
sTATE.ROOMs ALL ON DECK.

The Splendid New Iron Side Wheel Steamship
SOUTH CAROLINA, Beckett, Commander, wlll
sail for New York on 18th February, SATURDAY. 81
l O'CLOCK P. NJ, from Pier No. 2 Union Wharves.
Through Bills OF Lsding 70 Liverpool by
WILLIAMS i GUION STEAM LINE. To Genoa,
Trieste, Naples, Leghorn, Chrstiania, Gotten.
burg, and to Glasgow, by ANCHOR LINE STEAM
SHIPS, To New England Cities as usual.
Insurance by Steamers OF this Line u per cent
For Freight or Passage Engagements, having
very dne Deck Stateroom accommodatioas, apply
to WAGNER, HUGER d CO., No. 26 Broad street,
or TO WIN. ~ OOURTENAY, No. Union Whsrves
feb14
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Nsw York sunnle. Market.

NEW YORK, February "a.
From the Journal OF Commerce: Tnere Is an =
active INQUIRY for bags aud prices are higher ana
TEND inward, Sales are 800 bales at 18c; DO osies
at IsXc and 400 bales a. 1910 Co.n meeIS r,raa %sa
SaisS emhrace soo rolls domestic for forward de-
livery at isc We quoie native cloth at loc, gold,
IN bonl: domestic cl tn at TIC for prompt deiiv.
ery, and 1sc for future; bags at lSHalo%c Iof
light and heavy.
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
iGa.il i stores Market.
OpFIoE .CHARLRsToN N8ws,

- 20 oRFIoE CHARLBsToN NEWS,
FRIDAY EVENING. February 16, 1872.
CorroN.-Ths market showed q nrmer feeling,
with q moderate inquiry, the article hardening
with better kilograms about H@xc 9, tb. Sales
about 500 bales say SO at 49, 40 at %, SO at 2o&
at 2oX at 2o, 10 at 81, % at 2lx, 25 at 2lH, q
at IA at 2lH, 122 at 2lx, 81 at %, at 22hc.
We uuote:
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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK. February 16.
Arrived, steamships Russia and City OF London.
NORFOLK, February l6.
The schr Willie. Stapl 8. from Mayaguez r.
for Baltimore, with cargo OF sugar. went ashore
on Body Island at 6 A n. 1ith instant. Wreckers
have gone to her assistance.
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MEMORANDA.

The steamer Fire Fly, Corson, from Phiadel.
phls for Rockport, Texas, via Charleston, arrived
at Key West February s. leaSy.
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New York Rice Market.

NEW YORK, February IA.
The Daily Bulletin says; eTe 5s nave 81 lass
adyces, and holders Of domestic have 10 conse.
gained confidence BnyyeT nc aS oi
not respond with sufficient freedom 10 peIiE ee "
An advance and former prices are current as yeG.
Foreien has sold to a fair extent, and genera1g
rules steady for all grades. The demand mas
been mainly for home consumption, and very ialr
for the day. Sales OF i25 tcs Carolina at 'Aa
SIC for common to prime, and in bond 500 bags
The Journal OF Commerce says: The market
for domestic is more active. and with favorable
advIces from the South prices Iayor sellers. 10
foreign there 1s fair trade at old prices. Fhe
sales are 100 ;cs Carolina at 7Aasxc; $50 bags
Rangoon at eXa7Hc and $50 bags Pstna at 7ha
f7Zc.
NEW YORK, February 15
The Daily Bulletin says: Hardly 80 much doing,
but the trade s fully represene ed and paying ioll
former rates readily for good stock the market saIe
closing with q tirm tone. Sales OF 81 tcs Caro.
lima az 7XasHc, and 2oe bags Rangoon at
6Xc.
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d R eds t O,
ENTERPRIsE AND WAY LANDINGS

The steamer PoCosIN. Captain W. ,.1E-A
q. Cannon, win receive Freight, $780, t2sazEssFSSf@Zs
MoNpAY at O'Clock P. NJ. from Market Wharf,
foot OF Market street. Returning, she will leave
Edisto TUESDAY at IL O'Clock II.
Fare ST so. J. b. MuRRAf, Agent.
febl7.2%
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Dukes, Frost, Adger co, W " Smith, W Ryan,
WP bowling, Wlss & co. Witte, BROS, GW wv WI.
lams co. Reeder Davis, Prtngle son, Maro .
law Carew. L d DeSaussure, "A Smith, street
Bros l. co, trenholm 4 Son, WAGNER Monsees'
A ] Salinas, A Muiligan.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
AZ bales upland and 8 bags sea island cotton, ea
bh1s naval Stores, cars lumber, wood, rough rice,
nSosnhates, mdse, &c. To Frost, Adger & co, W
k RYAN, Caldwell & Son, Whilden Jones, Bar
dem Parker Geo " Williams & co, Kinsman 4
Howell, Pelzer, Rodgers 4 co, Mowry d Son,
Salinas, T Smith, A 8 Smith, Trenholm Son.
F Klntworth, G Walter d co, Pringle Son,
MalIfort, Burneister Zerbst, RaVenel d co, J O
81 Claussen, Holmes Calder, W Dowling. Mrs
T W Easterling, Green, O Lelbenrood, Welling,
Railroad Agent, and others.
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
4 bags sea island and bales upland cotton,
peas rough rice, 272 sacks coffee, mdse &c. 10
] L Prlngle Il Son, q Klatte CO. A Vandernorst,
Spencer, Crane, Boylston co, o RracRe, u
Bowen.
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nACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY'S
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers OF the above line leave Pier .<$Fs.
No. 40. North River, foot OF Canal S&1EHfE
Street, New York, at IL o'clock noon, Of the I6Lh
and soth Of every month except when these
dates fall on sunday, then the SATURDAY pIeceaing
era for South Pacific and Cent al American ports
Departure OF 18th touches at Kingston, Jamaica,
For Japan and China, steamers leave san Fran
CISCO first o. every month. except Wnen IL 1alls on
Sunday; then on the day preceding.
No California steamers touch at Havana, put go
direct from New York to Aspinwall.
One hundred pounds baggage free TO eacn adult.
Medicine and attendance free.
For passage Tickets or other information apply
at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE. on the wharf
foot OF Canal street, North River, New YORK.
july26-1yr +. d. oAoi' Asen''
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Interior Cotton Markets.

Interior Cotton Markets.
COLUMBIA February Is.
Cotton sales 65 bales; middllng 2lc.
CHESTER, February IA.
Low middlings 21xc.
YoRKyILLB, February II.
Cotton 19Ha20c.
ROCK HILL, February 1s.
Middling cotton 2la2lAc.
CHARLOTTE. February IL.
Sales to-day IL bales, at lKc for low middling.
ABBEv1LLE, February 13.
Cotton l5 quoted at 1Sa20Kc.
GREENvILLE, February IA.
Cotton is selling readily at 20a20Kc;
CAMDEN, February IS.
Cotton sold In this market yesterday at 2lhc
for mlddllng.
WrNNsIoRo,' February 15
For the past two days 81 bales Of cotton have
been sold In this market at prices ranging from 90
to 21kc.
SUMTER February IS.
The market has been very nrm. Tt receipts
are falling OF materially. Salts Al bales at 10 to
2lHc.
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New York cot,ee s1.rket.

NEW YORK, February ia.
The Daily Bulletin says: There has been fair
somewhat irreguls" market owinl to various con-
flIc ing Influences. good many holders have
throue bout professed the utmost commence, and
refused point blahk to listen to any negouasons
the outlook as fully up to the encouraging pros
pect OF the preceding few weeks. About last
wednesday, however, few jobbers became some.
what anxious to realize and modified their views
a tribe, and were followed here and there by i'm.
porters, and for time the market had tame I'M.
certain look, though when 1t ca e to test OF
making purchases at the reduced figures II was
found to be pretty difficult matter TO discover
actusl sellers OF any considerable quantity or
stock. Within q day or two couple OF kilograms
came to hand from Rio JanelLo reporting very
strong condition of affairs. aud our market regan
to look up again, many OF the samples out being
withdrawn, aud holders sti1entng In their eWs.
Before these advlces, however. really had time to
show their full effect, the report OF me acton OF
Congress In regard to the proposed doing away
with the duty, was received, and again unsettled
the views Of the trade. The repeal OF the import
duty win be likely increase rather than otmln-
ish the value Of supplies n bond and even snould
the stock In second hands can be fairly worked
down, aud holders generally are not likely 10 be
Injured Still, 1t Is believed that the l.cusSton
Of the subject and the prGbabi ities OF such an
act being passed, will have an influence to keep
BUYERS In q continued cautious n OOd, and dull,
slow business Is looked for until the matter is
finally Settled. There mas been n0thlng SOLO 30
far as known to-day, aud though former prices
are retained. they could hardly DO realized.
Messrs. William Scott Sons made the stock OF
Brazs at the poris this A. N as follows: Gal.
weston 1900, Savannah 1900, Baltimore 1894, New
York 81. 6s8 bags. Total 1o7,640 bags. We qu0;e
Rio, gold, in bond, as follows: Ordinary cargoes
l6Kal61s, fair cargoes i7al7A. good cargoss II II
al7x, prime cargoes 18Mal8h.
NEW YORK. February Is.
The Daily Bulletin says: The entire market
CONTINUES In very dull condition. and the posi-.
tion Is little better than nominal. On Brazls
ho'ders talk frmer aud offer with caution and
moderation, but do not find buyers In any mood
to even venture up N bids. and 1t would probably
be pretty difficult matter to realize except at
| reduced figures. Other grades sympathize to a
greater TX less extent, and close quotations are
impossible. The jobbIng movement Is particularly
checked, and this has lts influence upon invoices,
| as dealers naturally will not take in supplies
while the redistribution ia uncertain. At the out.
ports businessB also dull and nothing II interest
reportt d. We quote Rio, cd, In bond, as follows
Or binary cargOes l6Ga16h; fair cargues l7a7l1&;
| good cargoes l7fal7A; prime cargoes lSIalskc.
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Receipts per Railroad, February I6.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
866 bales cotton, 81 bales goods, l car stock.
To Railroad Agent, Pe!zer, Rodgers & co, ]
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RAILROADS..
GOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
ERWN as] /

CHARLESTON, 8. @, December B, 1911.
On and after SUNDAY, December "a, the Passen.
ger Trains on the South Carolina Railroad will run
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(For the Republican.
Female Suffrage.

Woman suffrage has been agitating
the public ninss to some extent, and like
any other misunderstood and long abus-
ed subject If will be hard to divcst it Of
its many dark colorings. 1t will require
earnest workers to gather the true seed
from the field, however prolific it surely
is. ,a sg,s a,
1t seems to be possible that American
citizens oppose it as strongly as any peo-
pie on earth. Our own proud America,
chief among nations, unfolds her stripes
and stars, and through her dread eagle
proclaims a welcome to every wandercr
from any nation. tribe or people, that he
may make a home amid her rural seem
cry or in her thriving cities, and worship
under his own wire and fig tree In a
short time be is naturalized and given alb
the rights ola citizen, and empowered to
help make the laws by which he is gov
erned, without regard to his mental or
moral qualifications; and yet refined and
intelligent women, who helped to make
GU common country, are denied such
rights, simply because they are women.
Let us look back through the his tory of
America. Our pilgrim fathers did not
: come alone, but women we're with them,
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-11-15
rHN LEGISLATURE

The next Legislature will be Dem
ocratic by very safe majority, and
insures the election of Frank Blair,
or some other equally obnoxious
Democratic politician to represent
Missouri in the United States Senate.
This Congressional District will be
represented by two Republican Sena-
tors, and seven Republican and three
Democratic members Of the House.
The, St. Joseph Herald, notices them
severally as follows: ~
Buchanan county returns Hen. j.
L. Bittinger, Republican, from the
First District for the third term, His
extensive acquaintance with all the
leading public men of the State, and
his acknowledged ability as a worker
Will doubtless give the SAME influence
in the next House he had i'll the last.
His colleague for the Second Dis
triet is James G. Weller, Democrat,
a substantial farmer from the county.
Andrew county sends DR., n. b.
Brown, Republican, a very intelligent
clear headed citizens, who will do
honor TO his constituents.
Holt county REFLECTS Hon. II. X. S.
Robinson, Republican, a quiet, unob-
trusiye member of the last House, but
n .horongllY honest and earnest
WORKER
pJelnP. Lewis, Esq, ayoung law
yer of Rockport. will represent Atch-
ison county. He is a live Republican
ofkans ahility, and we predict will
make, his mark in the next House.
Nodaway county sends Scott r
Sniyeley,I 4, Republican, q frst-rate
Young man OF decided talent. il
Gentry county elects Enoch Liggct,
Democrat, over Col. Manrove Cranor.
Worth county sends one of her
best men, Lawrence Dry, Republic
can who defeated II. T. Sloan, Dem.
ocrat, and q member of the last
DeKalb,, like Worth, is tired Of be-
lug represented bya Democrat, and
has selected her next member, Maj Or
o. G.. Mcdonald, a prominent and
active Unionist all through the late
war, and a man OF sound Judgment
ana practical sense. w are sure he
will prove the best Representative
Dckalb has had for many years.
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Order of Publication.

TN the Circuit Court within and for Andrew
i county, In the State Of Missouri, August 3D.
journed term thereof, October = 1SIs. James
B. Finney, plaintiff, against Ellen f1nney DE-
fendnnt. Divorce. Now on this day m the
plaintiff, and Il appearing 70 the s.sisfActaon o.
not he summoned IN this action, II b ordered BY
the Court that publication be mada Notifying her
that an action has been commenoed against her
by petitIon In the Circuit Court Of Andrew 0oun-
ty, In the Stats Of Missouri, TIE oN3ec& a1d gnn.
erM nature OF which Ia to pr0ouIe oe Qrdef anu
decree Of said Court dissolving the bonds Of nat
rimony existing between her and he pi1nons
children, The 9lspring q her maxriass Nth ne
less she be and appear q be naxf April term 81
this oeurt, to be holden q the eourt-honsc, IN
the city Of Savannah, within said county, on the
seventh day Of April, 1879, q On on before the
sixth day thereoig Ut the taFHa shal. % long con.
tinae, and Y not then before The end q the term
prayed In plaintif,s petition. 4 II further or
dered that n copy hereof b published In the An-
drew County Ucpubtfcau, 1newspaper Published
IN tn obusfy Or Andrew Aforesaid, f01 four
weeks suscessively, the last insertion 20 be =
least four weeks before the nexa April term Of
l. Phiness Edxards, Cerhofths Cirssx Court
| within and for the county q Anffew, In the
state of Missouri, hereby eertfy the shove end
| original order Of qualifications In the cause thelsln
| named, made on the I'D day o. October, 167s,
as the same sppears Of record IN my oface sa.e
| II 10 IN witness whereof have herve1
lsct my hand and sftxed my octcial
SEAL, yseal, at my once IN Swvannah this
1fT-l Sl6th day Of Oeeober, 1874. fs.n
2s$lo PHNEAs EDWARDS, Clerk
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PARKER ELECTED.

Rumors have been rifo on our
streets for the past week, to the effect
that the vote of some p~resinct in
Clinton county had beenthrowno out,
and that Pike was consequently cleo
ted to Congress. Pixies friends SEEM
ed to der i've much consolation from
the report, but the following will
again send them to the depth Of des-
pair, for it sets the whole matter at
rest:: 4
PLArrsBuRa, Mo-, Nov. II.
Hon. /. G. Parker-The vote OF
Clinton has been officially counted.
Everything is all right.
CIV. PORTER.
Parker's election is thus rendered
certain; all the rumors and reports tt
tile contrary notwithstanding.
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Judge Parker's Election.

The st. Louis Democrat thus Or
reciiy states the case in this district:
I'm Parker's district each county
has been made a special battle-ground
by the opposition, and speakers and
money have been furnished by the
National and State Committees with
ont STINT. Every Democratic lawyer
in st. Joseph, who could possibly
spare the time, has locked his office
door aud taken to the stump. That
Mr.. Parker has been able to triumph
over this opposition is a convincing
proof of his personal, popularity, as
well rs Of the popularity Of the plat
form mon which he was nominated
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-11-15
"a FIRE III BOSTON

On Saturday Night last a fire broke
ont in the solidly built business por-
ton of Boston, which, aided by a
strong gale Of wind. soon enveloped
whole blocks ofbuildings. and went
sweeping in an irresistible avalanche
across the heart of the city, engulfing
millions of property in its broad track
of destruction, in the space Of two
days. The devastation narely equals
in amount of property destroyed, the
great catastrophe at Chicago thirteen
months ago. In money, the Loss is
estimated at from 800. 900, 900 to$l5O,-
5000, but there q be no accurate
approximation as to the loss involved
in this dreadful calamity. The boot,
shoe and leather trade, in which
Boston led the world. have been
blotted out-not . single warehouse
being exempt from the dest ruction.
The only consoling feature is the fact
that the buildings destroyed are
business houses, and that but few
families are rendered homeless. Aid is
being promptly forwarded to Boston,
from all parts of the country, Chica-
90 sending 100000, the balance left
of the amount of the worlds charity
to her in q similar visitation.
THIS calamity will be directly felt
by the whole people Of the continent.
At M times panic in the money
market was anxiously feared, but it
is now thought that there..is no dan
ger to be apprehended in that direc-
ton. Insurance companies are heavy
losers, but it is believed the large
majority Of the companies can meet
their liabilities in full or nearly 90.
The destruction of SO much prop
erty has had the effect Of advancing
the value of merchandise from seven
to twenty per cent. The burning up
of eleven million pounds of wool; and
stock of five million suits of cloth
ing, and almost the entire supply Of
woolens and clothings for Eastern
Canada, and the Northwest, has al
ready caused An advance in New
York City of seven cents per pound
in wool, thirty cents per yard on
white and heavy domestic woolens,
aud ten per cent. on blankets, fannels,
shawls, &c. Verify, it is q national
calamity.
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