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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-04-11

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have h svll
fAs is'mtts mass s~e ihss ksssls,hv
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sesss 4 man, lersslssw. are eas,a,ae
llhv sahsf m~svhsnal~ IN slse erssass
tsirss li.s. u ,he aFesss a ,ieh ~ufrs.
Atisns
n ,he Republican rsts, has .hevs
,hragh IN leaders ~ aptitude ne,ss
kn,~a before In .he hisi.f, Il The va,
,inn fer applying money y ratrnt, as' II
II the rolir, n ,hr part, u ~ rob shr
lahoring class 10 .nsich ile few II al
the abuses II which the iarmets eun.
plain have hccu fnstcrrl and developed
under IL administration. IL slr mem.
hers cf q Congress lasgel, Republican
crw,ra.ea robbery aron The public
III making an * l1s, fae.o law IL steal
G,c thousand dollars each irom tho
,rcnsur, for services they did ~. claim
10 have rendered if We have rtcsi.
dent WIN l. not homes, enough n inicr
rosc his veto to prevent such steal,
because such u cuur.c would destroy u
tempting opportunity T. increase his
own fortune / ifmoncy has been large.
" used In tho different States 10 con
trol elections; IL tho Government il IN
great danger of being given over n
SPECTATORS mud monopoli.,r; II thc
general greed f"r gold 70 governs those
who make tho laws thai tho bcs, inter.
estr mud convictions u ,hc people aro
treated with con.cmpt---l say TIM, Il
lhc farmers believe with no that these
things aro true, should they hesitate %
scratch q ticket, aud vote for tho bort
incn whatever nay DO ihc name of HI,
paryy II We turn 10 Congress tht
Democrats are no better thah the llc.
pnblicans. Did MT NEARLY all ~ them
vote Tor tho salary stcall
| II there not evidence enough of dis
honesty, u bribery. ~ the corrupt nfc'
~ money In our own State 10 make III,
farmers Disregard party distinction !,
their estimates VI mon. cntrcnt III,
farmers 10 ,link ~ vol Or dclve; Il
strike inielliscn,ly and nnl,cdl, ~ III,
root u their political wills. 4 srN
ycarr ngo 'ipe lselnblica,'lar'y war ,,a'
Anything IL mol mural and holest. Hay.
iMg lest these clclnenss oi In chafacir,
II IL we'll iur Ito farmers IL think uhrtb.
cr ( juiring }, the past this part,
will accomplish tho ,olormr llns aru =
much needed These reforms n,r,
rome and srcciily. II We would save .u'
political institutions. When rrorl,
lusca cuniilcnce iu iis Legislators the,
Iis but u ulep trun tho bullei .hos 10 .h.
revolutionary rlnek II fnfrc.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-04-11

In thu settlement u his accounts with
the Treasury. General llawley simply
took what h0 was entitled ~ under Tho
oil Law. leaving tho proposed new leyy
IN tl,s nations lHskcs. whore Il belongs.
Thus. II tho most delicate way possible.
without conde,nning tho roure that
olhers 10 ~ 70 pursue, he meets ths
requirements VI lis own conscience an,I
sss'ss n Justice.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-04-11

Mis-. Sadie T. Wilkinson, of Bridge.
port. tl., l.4. .aincl verdict IL SO,
OO0 dlmas as,sa ans, +" Brick l'vmcros
for hrcarl, Of promise. II had aircad,
cost" Brick .31.OOO To bc III con,li.
tlon to make u marriage promise; md
MI the while l'e was old enough to know
better.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-04-11
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-04-11

4 negro convict II Mississippi broke
frou shs Sheriff ani plunged Into tho
river. liz was not alive at last ace.unis.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-04-11
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Win vspaiv ltOcks, ani saaran'e'.
aAttsfaeiioa Every clock wrtalHrl - rs,,l
"sM lilae, " W l,ny Ur.Ha tlsn. ,plil
dsfsss.ss ui~Sks 10 his rvsiavnfs, IN Ill
stvsst, vest IT ths Webster Itanss, nhi i.
Will ~ them right eharGe. reasonable
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-04-11

Tms 4. \. Census for 1S1O gives
nomc interesting statistics II regard u
Iowa manufactures In ls5O this State
had 5:.,5 Establishments. employing H.
7O7 hands. with capital of Sl..p..-
SO. And turning out products amount.
Ing In snlMc to s3, 5bi.1S:I. Is the
return. Of lsdO these hga,cs were H.
creused 10 the following.
Number III establishments. l.O3A
Number u hands employed. O.3o7
Amount ~ capital. e7..J7. 40
Value u products. 1871. .325
Tho advance during tho decade from,
1900 IL 1870 was still mnrc rapi.l ~
shown by this state,non. for the latter
year:
Number ~ establishments u. 5,i,,
Number u hands employed. 25,oa2
Amount ~ capital. e.2. ~. ia
Value uf products. lb. a8l, J22
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-04-11
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MEAT MARK TT

Will hep constantly ~ hanl IA gapI ~
aksnii,HelH tA enh i. hal III iLi- lnrl III lhs
country. toil, 1. s.ti II wholesale o. retail
for eash, ADl nahna ~.
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eltr kAeal1.
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moi b. granted w ars hound IL seil ns
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ave general sntitia'tla'' tsn,i
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-04-11
A Large Fortune

10 hs made hy sirtst attention 10 husInsss
md . hnswtsdgs II what omr circular ron.
iaihs. As6d sor Y and bseS,ss Independent.
tfss ~ any aidvsss,
HOWARD. WELLS 4 eO.,
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-04-11
JUST OPENED.
a.
New Flour : yood Stoso,
~ JnE lORyrER,

Two aoovs South 1t Times elics,
Wsee Side sf klm ~.
WheSe nAt y ~ simse ~ found 4 full
supply v
O0Ce, lbtM, L0rN sl1rNi,
roooet, NSe1 S0gtM Feed,
Via AWple fAsllillss 10 ssvve yoa, and
vlsh dlspentlten " DO business ~ the
"kise aad iet Live prlssipls, solisli your
Daeseaaos.
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-04-11
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LINZ SPRINGS STATION, IOWA.
aeal Eslses AMA GsttssttwN AesMt.
TAses pxld fpr n~n.sestienls. II business
hsmaiI Will have prompt aitestlea uood
vsfbrsnce elvvM Whsm dealrad. i3tf
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09
THE SABBATH.

The want of faithful observance Of the
Sabbath in New Orleans has long been felt.
Strangers have generally observed the Gus
toms Of our people in this respect and com
menteG on them sharply. Our drinking
saloons and places of amusement are in full
blast on Sunday and in former days it was
the fashion to make Sunday gala day
more than day of religious worship. Bull
fights, cock fights, dog fights and public
dancing all had their established places
and were patron;zed by pretty much al!
classes with alore eagerness Oh Sundays
than other days. Some of these customs
have dieG out. out others still
exist to be condemned by those
who regar,: :the Sabbath as strictly
to be kept as a day of worship and rest
The last act passed by the General Assem-.
blv of Louisiana at its late session. was an
act to compel the faithful observance OF
the Sabbath by the closing of all bar rooms,
and places Of amusement. etc. The bill
was introduced by Mr.. Murrell, of Madison.
and its passage ably advocated by him.
Nj. Young, OF COncordia, and Mr.. Gair,
Of East FeliCians. 1t was called up but a
short time before the adjournment sine die
of the House, and passed under a suspen-
SION 0. the rules.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09
Chances for Investment,

The wise capitalist and the frugal, indus.
trious citizen can find no safer investments
than in well located city property and
productive real estate elsewhere. These
Investments. acquired at the present
verv low rates. can no: fail TO prove remu-
nerative. With the development of in.
ternal improvements. such as railroads.
and other increased facilities of transpor-
tatiOn, which VIC are confident will be in
aHgurated after President Grants promised
visit to the South. and before the term of
Governor kelloggs administration has half
expired, we prophecy an impulse to city
real estate here far IN advance OF the best
Gays Of Chicago.
The strife for office beng som ewhat
Gained, and the legislative commotiOn being
stiiled, let our capitalists busy themselves
in looking up good city and productive
property, large lists OF which will be found
advertised by the sheriff and auctioGeegs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09
WHOLE NUMBER 1915.

and the market shows Il further decline @
Transactions for spot have been limited.
but in forward delivery fair business has
been done. The total sales for the week
amount to IL, ,324 bales-l222 $50 balesl fOF
future delivery and l0,07f bales on the
spot, of which exporters took s07S bales
spinners 2120 and spectators sf6. included
were 463 bales TO arrive
The bank statement shows a gain in !ha
reserve OF sll7.47J. Imports this week
81 240i,S93
Deaths for the week SO.
Arriyed--Adger and Virgo
A tire originated in Thomas g1ilpin 4
Cos planning mills. The block bounded by
Elm, Plum Canal and Elm streets burned.
Still raging,
Money active and stronger. It ranged
from l-}!a Is for cal! loans TO borrowers,
on stock collateral, Exchange heavy and
lower again, owing partly. 70 the high bor'
rowing rates for cash gold. Prime bank
ers' sold at l07as. Gold opened at 1853.
sold down to ll5@S. rallied to- ll54 and
closed at ll512 a ll5}s. Loans we're from
tat TO 3-!6tor use.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09
NEW YORK,

Dishonest Bank Clerk k-t:eorae William
Jgrtis IIl-A Southern Association
{. Bank Settlement specie ShipmenrS-
Deaths OF In. Week - Fire i'm New
York.
TGw YORK. March S.-Alier J Jones.
late clerk Of the southern Bank .. Georgia.
at Savannah. cay" TO thia .tv With frandu.
lent drafts 30 thf AMOUNT q. s.. 500. ,rlich
were inGorsed b. KIssir A Go. He drew
money from the Park Naak o. .his CITY.
with wish the Southern Bank Of Georgia
are depcsi.or'. The trs.ud gaa dIscov verad
to-day Jones Las absa1nded.
George William Curt. il seriously III
with typhoid fever.
a meeting vas held last evA-inc Of. :. iarrr
hu.iteT rt Son.tern geDti.in.., :, ,-~'ud : !.
the most 'romla"nt igs'Des- .an ION ii.
south res'.'ng '".e. E&.Go,erus- !..o
ho2A. OF TeAaa and Colonel H..t. @
GeorE..s. d. I.ver"s addresses. The aoieC:
OF tha :'ecing vas :. tor. d So them a..
+ocH.-"n tor sos!a!. o.ge 20 3nt and r.lte"
purpose. whic:. 81 luld ,ncluda .il geUt.e"
nen conuected ...h S0uttarr .rade.
Specie shipment to-day 1915, ,Qo0.
Inc bank e.ateTuent shows tn."' 80
creased 81 5000: specie iacreaaad ! ~. =;
legal tenders decreased 81 ,25G 900; aegos.-s Is
decreased 1925, ,O0..
Cotton ksa been dull 70. the :ss: week.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09

seizure of New forb Central RaiIROaH
Property CO NOn-paymenP of Taxeso-R
Supposed Murderer Commits Suicide
An Arkansas Planter NIupdcred-Hjs1
Body Found at dberviIIta-s Young Lady
Shot Deaf~Sudden Death in PhIIadeL~
9hia-hfarine Disasters
ALBANY, n. T.. March s. - The federal
collector to-day seized the property of the
New York Central roadp for the non-bay?-
ment Of nearly $500, 600 taxes.
SALISBURY Md March 8 .sticgfeg T9aH.
aged eighteen years, shot Amelia StockfeV
dead while going hOmeward from school.
tie had written a etter 70 her which shtq
failed to answero Both belong 20 good fang
lilies.
CHRisFGEfp. Md. March 8-~Thc srppospIf
murderer OF Amelia StockleF threw' him@
sell under train to-day and died 1r0us
injuries received.
MEMPHIS, March 8.--Iast December, Don
D. Goree. of Auburn, Arkansas, Il wealthy
planter, left his home for Nashville. fakinI5
with him large sum of money The Ias1,
seen of him was at Terrene, MississinpE
opposite the mouth of White river. with
two rough looking men who had heen out
OH the steamer Commonwealth
Yesterday, letter was reoeiyc1; Hars
from Coroner W. Dizier, of fberyiIIr,
Louisiana, stating that body had been
found IN the river there. with a pistol ball
IN his skull and several srabs in his breast
and that from papers found on the body,
he was CONVINCED that the remains weIe
those of Goree. His money sn8 DIAMOND
were missing. owing to which fact it is bet
heved that Mr.. Goree was murdered. and
hls body thrown into the river Neither cf
the two men have been seen since they ieft
Aerrene IN company with Mr.. GOrec.
In the second circuit court of this city.
jerome Pillow has recovered Judgment IN
the sum of $4,000. against tho Memphis
and Charleston railway !oE damages See
eelved several yearh ago.
Bill! Atla tsou. 4 notorious negro bnri.Tar
sentenced 10 twentv-Onc years in the ne enis
tertiary. has escaped leaving !Qur wears
un9""v"d.
...lihoELP'IrA, March 3.-t'aptai, Tim.
.-., '!cgeys. aged seventy -nfna. .rryny0r
t, Ae board of underwriters. fell dead at
:h. 1en.'. Rpfist church last eyeninp. 81
-. GO! c!osioi OF the serviceso
:oEIREs9 MGSROE, March 3. .-ArtivV.,.
:. Ida. fro'n San Domingo. for Boston.
'i'r -. Taa fa:en miles OF the Boston,
=. F.-on she was driven Oft the coast.
io7ib1 her sails and deck load. A lFeru,ar
'al!or ua aed Lots Morse was washed .,res.
'o.,' 6: 'ad lost. She put in b4re sos pros
.ie OF and sails.
BALTIMORE, March 8-The steam raoSee
company's freight propellep Transit 'x
teoEtISVEp OK aIGHIH PA0E,l
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09

4 strange story of crime is told OF a
Frenchman who has just been arrested and
brought to Paris. Alfred Eripe began his
criminal career by committing forgery
while he was clerk in the prefecture o.!
the Seineo He led, but was sentenced to
the huks for ten years with hard labor.
He stole the certificates Of birth and bap.
tism OF an old 3chColfelloV named Lemaitre,
aud enlisted IN huasar regiment. He de.
serted and the real Lemaitre was arrested.
f"r this crime Eripe was sentenced to
the 'nlkF for another ten years. He again
managed to elude justice. and became pro
lessor in school in tho nelghborhOOd Of
!c,is In 1868 he went TO Loaf and married
''ith the papers and under the name Of Le-
maitrs His wife died. and in 1868 he mar.
ried again. Meantime the real Lemaitre
got place on the East RI railway ant. met
IN Fisrnes the usurper OF HE name, who
"a. employed in "a sugar-~ate factory
Lemal.Te denounced AiGl and hS ~as axe
.sted.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09
Lawrence Barrett.

NJ. Lawrence Barrett, supported by the
entire dramatic company, will commence
briet engagement at the Varieties Theatre
to morrow evening. Since Mr.. Barrett left
New Orleans he has had a career of triumph.
In Mobile he played to full houses. In
Montgomery he packed the theatre in spite
of weather. Through Georgia his tour was
a perfec. Grafton and in Charleston he
walked an enthusiasm seld0m excited by
any other actor.
So grea, was the desire 20 see him that
leading citizens urged his stay IN Charles.
ton. even to the exclusion o. his filing an
engagement: n Richmond and their i'm.
portunities forced him TO consent. He
played H.3n.es and Ricteiisu in Savannah.
where the Barrett fever ragged as in Cha..
lesion.
One Of the Savannah paperskays OF him:
No :ragedian, save Edwin Forrest. has
visited Savannah since the war who is il
any way to be compared to the brilliant
and youthful Barrett. He is now the only
rival OK Booth on the American stage. His
successes III Charleston and other cities ne
has visited since leaving Savannah have
been uninterrupted and over whelmins.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09
Military.
EEADQUARrBRs P.Rsg DIvr.foy Lori.,.SA
State Militia,

EEADQuAKrBRs FlRsg DIv-.ioy rorI.,,SA)
State Militia.
New OrleaDGs Marci. !, 1873. }
General Orders No. i0.i
The Major General commanding calls the
attention of the division to the following
extract from the report of Brigadier Gen
eral A. S. Badger, commanding MetrOpoH-
tan Brigade. of the action at Jefferson.
iBxtraot
To Corporal William Sullivan and Patrol.
men S. Axelson, T. McAlpine, NJ Coleman.
Q. Burandt and w. Fl. Murphy belong the
honor of charging the market, taking and
holding possession thereof and capturing
the prisoners and arms.
Such conduct is deserving Of the highest
commendation, and reflects credit not only
upon the men themselves, but on the entire
corps of which they are such gallant
members.
By command OF Major General James
L9Bgstreet.
T. w. DEKLYNE.
Colonel and Assistant Adjutant General.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09
SuER!Fr's SALEs.-We are requested 4

SHERIFr's SALEs.-We are requested 20
call public attention 20 the sales at auction
to be made tomorrow by the sheriff Of the
parish Of Orleans. Said sales comprise:
!. At 1880 A. NJ, at No. 3. Caronieiet
street. between Gravier and perdido streets.
First District. counter aud bar fixtures.
.. A: II NJ. at the Merchants and Auc.
tioneers' Exchange, Royal street. fifty
shares of stock OF the Mechanics and
Traders Bank. pledged.
3. AT P. NJ. at Leonard &. Maxwell's
stable. corner of Baronne and Union streets.
First District, horse. buggy, harness, etc.
4. And at 5 P. NJ. AZ hi. warehouse. No.
II st. Ann street, between Royal and Bour.
bon streets. Second District. liquors. furni.
turo. mirrors. glasses and plated ware. gas
fixtures, etc.
For :ul! particulars gee advertisements.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09

deed, does the sPoloe Board depart from
this rule to advance political favorite.
A debt OF gratitude IS due to Colonel
Bad ger. the Superintendent. Equal to any
emergency he stands at the head of the po-
ice. without a asuperior IN the whole history
OF .hat organization.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09

Mr. Charles Leighton. at the tutnishing
and shirt store. corner OF Canal and 81.
Charles streets. has just received new
good. cheaper than ever. fresh from the
manufacturing districts. Among the goods
are ring scarfs with all tie colors OF the
fai1 bow: half hose of new and euperior
patterns. and undergarments 9: all quail
ties. Besides he has constantly or hand an
assortment Of shirts as al! .rlees md Of al
styles.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09

ASSESSMENTS Nos. 100. i27 AND f28-Uf-
fee Mutual Aid and Benevolent Life Iusur.
ance Assocaa ton of Louisiana. See special
notice column. Death Of Mrs. s. Des.
monsseaux, William O'Kane and L. F..
SOule. Amount paid out On deaths since
organization. $3I0,2jO.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09

4 sfeigh containing e young LADY aAd her
servant vas upset near Beacon street yes
terday afternoon. No ons vas hurt, but
the fragments Of three Boston daily news.
papers, weekly and a new -four bag wefe
found scattered about offer the accident
SsHtora ZrQpsllefs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09

Ts had the pleasure OF welcoming las:
evening Mr.. w. p. Reed. of the Philadel-
phis Press, Who arrived kers yesterday.
en- route for TeIaa.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09

Ask your grocer for Dooley's yeast pow.
der. the best baking powder for preparing
biscuits, rolls, bread, griddle cakes, waffles
etc. Depot No. SO New street, New York.
At retail by all grocers,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09
FOREIGN.

The Threatened Crisis In Spnin-HIixf6
Directory Carlisr Sympathizers iD
t;rief-The French War Indemnity -
The P0pe-RecOnciliatiOn with ItaIia6
Governments fmpOssible-Tergi Cars
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09
BY TIE LIE GRAPH.
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS

LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
EXTRA PAY OF C0NGREsSMEN
MORE LOUISIANA NOMINATIONS
4 DISHONEST BANK CLERK
DISPOSITION OF FORGED CHECKS
The THREATENED CRISIS IN SPAIN
THE TRENCH WAR INDEMNITY
MURDER OF AN ARKANSAS PLANTER
HlS BODY FOUND AT lBERVlLLE
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09

TIE THREATENED CRISIS IN SPAIN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09

MORE LOUISIANA NOMINATIONS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09
a DISHONEST BANK CLERK

DISPOSITION OF FORGED CHECKS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09

EXTRA PAY OF c0NGREssMEN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09

seizure of New fork Central RniIRoaS D
Property Co NOn-paymenp cd Taxeso-R
Supposed Murderer Commits Suicide
An Arkansas Planter Mupdcred-His,
Body Found mt dberviIIe-s Young Lady
shot Deaf-Sufden DentE in PhIIadeL-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09

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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-02
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION;

RIoE.-rhere was aquIet market for this grain,
no sales being announced. We quote comm n to
fair at sx@7, good 7h@1Xc. : .:s u;
NAVAL SToRE..-The receipts were unimpor'
taut, say bbls splits turpeatIne and 2s bbls
roslu. There were no sales reported
FREIaHTs.-To Liverpool, by steam. di rect, -
on uplauds, - on sea- islands; via New York,
xd on uplands, -Hon sea Islands; by
sail Xd on uplands, and IA on sea islands. To
Hayre, Ic on upands. .Cosstwlse7- to- New
York, by steam, Nc on uplsSds and - on sea
islands; 50 p slsrce on rice: 6sc q Dbl on rosin;
by il,-c p ts on cotton; &c p fierce on
rice; soc p Dbl On rosin; s11@12 q on lumber;
$l2S12 so p N on timber. To Bosh; n, by steam
&c on uplands and 50 so p tterce rice; by sail,
&c q fb on upands; rosin 7oc; resawed stun
$12@l2bO; tlmpers sls@ls 5o;, phosphate $5@5 SO.
TeProvidsnce, by sail -$1o@11 p II on boards;
-c H.bon cotton; by steam 70 cvlsNe~ York.
To Philadelphia, by steam &c on uplands;$l Is
a cask on rice; SOC q bbl on rosln; 81 on spirits
Through bills of lading given to Boston, Provi-
dence and the New England cities are regularly
Issued on this route, and dispatch guaranteed.
By sail, So p N on boards, sl2 on timber; - 2,
ton on clay; So so on pnosphates. To Baltimore
by steam % q b; by sail $s9s so p on
boards; - on timber; So so p ton at city; $40
q so = ton up river on phosphate rock. Vessels
are in demand by our merchants to take lumber
freIgnts from Georgetown. 8. O.. Darlen and satil
la River, Ca, and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern
ports, and $lo@12 2 N are the rates on timber
and boards.
ExoHANas.-Sterling 90 day bills nominal.
DOMESTIC EICEANdB.-The banks purchase
sight checks on New York at H@h per cent. on,
and sell at par.
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