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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-18

Tx oosTzSTs Of the HERALD fnie
mornipg are 50 followg:
Ig7 PsGE-Lesess Dispetchsz Is #
Dsssh.
% PAoz-Carbollc Acid Gzs from Gem.
eteriss-An Aesthetic Wife.
I'd PAoz-Gatbersd Thoughts Of Life.
4zs Edjtotialf.
Ta PA0g-Bro. Gardner On Astronomy
"A kissing Spring-A Beauty
Blundsr.
8TH PAeE-A Storm On Thee.
7TH PAoE-Marrying In Chicag9--A
Few HowE.
5zs PAGE-P. etry--Storm In Aueien
Kome-Telezrsphic News - It's
Land league Convention.
9TH P4eE-'feIegfaphic Dispatches =
Star Routes.
10TH pc z-Ghast y Yarna-The Presi.
dent AMI his Mother.
1lTB PAGg-English BluDkyism-To be
Carried in iour Pocket.
18TH PAsE--Rslgious and Educational
Too Anxious TO Marry-HeW
the Apostles Died.
13TH PAGE-Chinefe Justice.
1ATH PAoE-Lilerature.
18th PAoE-French Politics.
1eTB PAoE-The Liquor Care Iron
Local Items.
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THE PRESIDENT.

The dreaded Saturday brought the
President 10 another crisis, and one
which it is questionable il be can
pass. The relapse of Yesterday brings
the patient nearer the grave than be
has been since July I'd. There is no
symptom that can be regarded az
favorable. Everything indicates the
certain and speedy death OF General
Garfield. There is bare possibility
that he may rally and cling to life
for q few days more, but the proba-
bilities are that dissolution is only a
question OF hours. Many heartfelt
prayer 10 his behalf will go up to-day.
Would taat they might do what doc
tors and nurees are certainly failing
to accomplish, namely: Restore TO
the werl q the boiy and great mind
that ere fast fading into another
sphere. The kilograms from Long
Branch this morning bring a sorrow
ful story, to shed gloom and sadness
over the millions OF homes of this
stricken land.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-18

Messrs. Mobiles g. Watts, the Caterers
will conduct this department.
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ABOUT THE only sensible thing tina
old man Chrissiaucy has done siucc
he began to court the young treasury
clerk, Miss Lugenbell. has been The
declinstion Of the challenge to a duel
Issued by her brother. Chrietiancy
was foolish for counting the girl, fool
tsh for marrying her, brutal ia hls
treatment Of her while she lived with
him, cruel and coWardly in his a.
saults upon her character after abe
left him, AMI altogether foolish end
wicked in the business from frat to
last. But now, DR.. LugenbelI, Mrs.
ChrisEiaucy's brother. seems TO have
taken the old mans place il playing
idios. He challenges Christiancy,
doubtless knowing that the ez senator
is too old to fight. if uot too mean to
do 90, for, men capable of doing as
CbrisGiancy has done 10 this matter
are apt 20 be towards az well aa curs,
speaking after the manner of the
street. Lugenbell will not help his
reputation por that OF his slater by
the course he has taken.
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@ Remember the place, Opposite
the Tribune" Office. OPPe es
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EDUCATIONAL.

MRS. w. D. WILSON'S school
vi will reopen Monday, October Sd
comfortable rooms haV- been secured il
the West end house of Tay Iur's Row. on
Third sou.h, between East and West
Temple streets.
NOTES OF TUITION.
Grammar grade, So; Interme diate. Sc:
Primary, IS; Lessons on Piano Sl2:
Use of Piano, s. Drawing aud Paint
ing, French and German, at usual rstes.
Rates strictly 10 advance, per term Of ten
weeks. A reduction Of 10 PER cent will
he made for every additional mem Der OF
the same family.
References kindly permitted to the
following gentlemen, patrons of the
schOo': Hon, w II Hooper, Hon. VIM.
Jennings, Lewis S. Hills, T. G. Weber,
Wm. Groesbeck, Esq. For further par
ticu'arS apply at residence adjoining
school.
W-nted, boy or girl 10 act as jsnitor
in exchange for tuition. slS
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RETURNING ELDER

James Finlayson. Thes-Ma4eeek
", MN,C-Kydalch, Up. TeFry,W: Jack
ThOs-1aekSon, Hos Carlisle, M
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The HUMAN CUTICLE is SoREIy
TRIED by diseases or abrasions. but
these mey easily be remedied by the
use OF GLENN's SULPHUR SOAP the
celebrated autidote to maladips
which affect the skin, as well as to
sores; bruises scalds, sprains, etc.
Sold by all Druggists. w.
HILLS HAIR AND WHISPER
DYE" Black or Brown. SOC.
ALL REMEDIES ARE Too LATE
when che lungs are DESTROYED. Ex-
tlngulsh a cough at once with
HALEs HONEY OF HoREHoUND
AND TAR.
PIXIES TooTHAoHE DROPS cure in
one minute.
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Accommodations Reserued for Pri-
cate Parties.
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SALT LAKE, DAILY HERALD SUNDAY

Wiser. J. ". Gardiner. Jss1-r-r1e-
r p--Reese.-KE P<eSseFss5r. jos
Wadley. L. n. Olson, H&as--t-ts,Is.
Chr. Je1sen~~O. ~ St0alr~2aTsb1.- 1zEc-
Ter. Al SkznchE. John Dahle. JnO
johnson.
VISITORS,
David Uric, Z. L. Pringie, Jane
Edwards and daughter and Frede-
rika nilsson.
STRENGTH Or COMPANY.
English, Scotch and Welsh. 311t
Scandinavian, ~; Swiss and Ger
man. 81; Returning Elders, q; Wis
itOTS. ). Total, CA
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sATUEDAY MoEsn.o. sEpT. 10, lsS1

TIE DAILY 1E&1DD = ggDlBb71
every uu0vataz, HSa1ays sxcspssds =
80 Temple S.zs1E. nsszs H.rss south 3
gslf Lake ny, IS III n sEALD PElST-
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s<iDs1oz o~icss 1860 sess Snnun8, p<oss-
go fnesEd.s3. pAr.- u , gezf - ne
szoe raEe To 0eszly sGoScf7 osrs
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THE SEMI WEEKLY HERALD IL
T1b,fsfs7d sygry Wednesday and SGt1r-
ds7 agsa.nz. q ~ > yg4r, SIX
nsoutas, I.755 cottage included.
THK WEEKLY HERALDis published
every Tn1rsdzy msrnIng, - 81 = yezf
ak months, S1.Z5, postage included
Pessage outside the q. S. and Canada
extra
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Building Lots

WANTED, A SItE,FOR A STORE. FROM
VI one 10 three miles from tOWn-eithel
square rods or five acres of ground
Q16U A TONY BUILDING SITE IL THE
YlJ9 18th "a ard. Lot 5xIO; above the Eagle
COOK a CORNER LOT IN THE TEYTE
p0GJ Ward, nearly 10 square rods Of Ground
Conn A BUILDING LOT, 5xIO RODS
O6OO half ock from stree car trsck
goth Ward alter right
QHn0 LOT 7x7 RODS, Two BIZ OKs
o. from Main street Eligible build
4 CORNER LOT sUIFABLEFOR BUILD.
y ing, and Onl. one block from Main street
6xl0 rods, price So O.
BUILDING LOT, CORNER CHESTNUT
ID and alt facing north, 8x1O Iods, wei
cultivated; s1,OOO,
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE, IS Or 81
ID feet 'front.' by 50 feet deep, in q rspidJ
improving locality, snd close TO bushes
Call and see
Farms aud Grass Lots.
RARE CHANCE. FORTY ACRES @
q portions thereof, will be sold, right ava,
foreash Choice ont f eighty acres; blEI
soil; plenty OF water; nine miles fr m town.
| AND ON TINE OR FOR MORE
Ia lbirty-two acres. Call and see.
Gi0nn WILL BUY A FARM OF FOBTI
VdOO0 sores about malt mile south o.
the sixth Ward bridge. Will exchange bi
HO06 WILL Boy so ACRES GRASS
0HOO land IN the Nineteenth Ward
On ACRES OF LAND SIX NILES s0UrH
GU Of city; twenty acres planted to 10.
cerne, balance farming land and orchard; tIsls
clear and complete water right. 81 ECO.
Dam R SALE, 20 ACRES OF FARM.
J. ing land, on bench east OF city; water o.
LIVE ACtf GpAss LAND, WITH
L four good fresh flowing springs inside
the city; price 81, 400.
E'AhM OF 100 ACH ES, -FOUR MILES
4 from town; all under cultivation, con-
Pleteiy fenced, goOa soil. full water title
YXTANTED TO EXCHANGE, MINING
w stock for land on the benches adjoining
C6R SALE, CHEAP FOR CASH. OHS
i new upright piano.
Az AIMED IMMEDIAI ELY, A BARE LOI
w or home and lot in the sOuthYestp sn
Of town.
For Rent.
Either one or more furnished rooms IN
fashionable portion Of the city.
Unfurnished oomS-a large front room, tE'
lpstafr rooms d baseH ent-S20 per mo1D
ior family without children. Eleg4nt req
1ence.
A house with three rooms, cellar and on
house, So Per month.
nished. Good location for a boarding hoss'
SIS per month.
FUR isned rooms, single or en- suite;
ztmball block.
Two furnished rooms to rent, Ihirtss''
Ward.
Office: 30 Main street,
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q Beautiful Variety of PRO-
GRAMME CARDS, suitable for the
Ballroom. at HERALD Ofice.
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SAVE YOUR BOOKS by getting
them bound. Try the HERALD
BindarEs
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-09

81 0301 0s1z for cash; 81 O4ss91 O4ss for April;
81 O53zA1 GO for Nav. Corn higher; 5911W5s96
for cash: 40l41403sc for April: 114c Tor May.
0ats DUH sc for cash. pd sSs sbe FOR s nay
asked. Lard nominal, 1oc. Bulk meats higher;
shoulders, 1904 90c; rib, z 1901 7oc; sides,
9Oc. Bacon steady; shoulders. oS4c; rao' 40
CHICAGO. March S.-Flour quiet ana un-
changed. Wheat fairly active; prices higher 1e
No. 2 red winter, &C; No. Chicago spring, So24c
der dem easn sD sd stsSSy for cash ao
for April; 42lz042$sc for May. Oats steady
and In good demand; zee for cash; 299sD2s1a
for April sa2S0ssc for May t sSf4 s9i1
Lard active and higher, 10 l21S0lo l5c. B Sln
meats strong and higher-shoulders, SOC
short rib, 90; clear, 10. Whisky STEADY anu
At cIose-wheat. No Chicago spring, $3.50
for March: 81 O41S for May. Corn, S159c rs, TOT
March; 42160421lc for May. Oats. Ss7sc Diu'
2QIze asked for March: $3.50 for May.
BALTINoRE. March Seats higher and firm;
western white, Agate; mixed, 42043c. Pro
visions steady but quiet; mess pork, old pig W,
new Sl6 co. Bulk meaUs-Ioose, shoulders, clear
nm sides. none offering; ditto, packed, &c ana
SS[c. Racon-shoulders, SIC; clear rib sizes,
CSC. Hams 11@12c. Lard, refined, In tlerces,
1O91o1&c Coffee steady fIo cargoes soSt el1c
Whisky firm at 81 49, Freights unchanged
NEW ORLEANS, March s-Flour quiet; super
fine. So 90; high grades, S. 2506 Is. Corn In
good demand 6s0oc GAYS sd nre ei 4S Sg fS Ss
Lard. 1011O3zc Bulk meats frmer; shout
ders, packed, 4005 sec. Bacon easier;
shoulders. 6lSc; clear ribs, 91sc; clear sides,
91xc Hams, sugar cured closed quiet but
firm canvased, 106D1114c. Whisky steady, 81 Of
al 10. Coffee active and firm; Rio cargoes
ordinary to good. 101s01S14c. Sugar strong
common to good common, 51z0ec; yellow
clarified, 75k66Ac. Molasses steady and il
good demand centrifugal. 20037cc. Rice
quiet but steady, 43zG616c. Bran easier, 81 10
WILMINGTON, March S.-SpirIts TurpentinC
firm, Ale. Rosin firm; strained, 81 40; gooC
strained ST 42lS Tar firm at 81 IS. Crude
turpentine firm; hard, 81 65; yellow dip, So IS
virgin, 50 s. Corn unchanged.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-09

Par steamship Herman Livingston. from
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. & 3, Alien T.
Pnnds M Bolev L Brown, Geo Byrnes, a
TamnbeIl. D RR. ORR car shops. d Coroln
cere q Cohen q Go. Crawford q L, Cunning
ham Ehrlers, Epstein q BRO, a :, 10y = Is
NJ Ferst & Co, Frank & co, OarunsL, y = n 20
man Bros. Hanley NJ Hanley. Haslam q 90,
o P Ravens, Holcombe. @ & Co, IS jones' 1no
Kelly, Kennedy & B, NJ Kranss. II Kuck, Loeo
z. Lirenthal LipPman Bros LoVsn s g e
Ludden VIM q MelcheT A q ainls = M Seus
Y McAipin. hrs + Mcconnell, Lee Roy
Myers, a Nichols, Palmer Bros. x PlatsneE I;
W L Rasin & Co, jas Ray, J ReedS. q 81 a
Remshart T Sheftal, T F Screven. ScnWarz
& Acosta, w g Sheppard. ] s Silva, J SmItn,
Solomon Bros, Solomons & Co, II Suffer, ?
Studer. P Tuberdy, w lyman, Won new NE 8
ton, Mrs B Wash, John Robertson Agt
Barry Agt, S, F & WR Agt Q r r Agt.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway,
March Baldwin g. Co, ] G Bruyn Agt, But
Ter. ] Manning & Co, 4 AyeiIhe, 3 = haynes
Bros, Lee Roy Myers, L B Lanier, 0 W Jack
Per Central Railroad. March s-Fordg Agt
Wilcox, G & Co. Order. Peacock, H Co,
Conner & Co, w w Gordon & Co. l. J Guilmar
tin & Co, English & II, D Hull, Miller & R, D
Ferst & Co, W w Chisholm, Mccall.
Lathrop & Co. Woods Co, Walter Z Il, 81
Wheaton, F z Farley. Baldwin & Co. West Bros
Dayant & W, P NJ DeLeon, ] Cubbedge,
Minis & Sons, Saussy & b. ] w SchleY & Co,
G Haynes & Bro, B Reedy, ] N Henderson, 1
NJ Hull, G Gemunden, Allen & L. W Miller
H Myers & Bros. Weed & @. VIM Hone & Co,
Hanley Palmer Bros, r Cassels, g Ecksteii
& Co. Frank & Co, Rieser & 8, NJ Baker. X ]
Mcdonald F Cavoiser, G L Jones, William
& w, A Lee & Bro, r w Woodbridge, Savan
nah Oil Co, N Y Henderson, V Martin, Mill.
Bostic, L Appel, Bendheim Bros & Co, A Elm
STEMS Sons. Frank & Co, Krouskoff, +
Ruwe, w Wilinski, r L Mercer, G L Gilbert
| Co, A Friedenberg a. Co, M Ferst & Co, VIM
| Davidson, Alexander g. M. Saussy & II, ID Q Bs
con & Co, Ludden B. W H Hardee, Eckma
| & V, Lee Roy Myers.
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Central Z Southwestern R.R' ds.

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NOON REPORT.

NOON REPORT.
FrFAEGIAI- -
LONDON. March S-Erie. 5OSs.
NKw YORK. March 8.-StocKs opened weak
sfonsy per cent. Exchange-l0ng, "a eO1S;
short, 81 60. STATE bonds dHn. Government
bonds quiet.
LIVERPOOL. March s-Cotton opened with a
downward tendency; middling uplands, 61zd;
middling Orleans, 5-16d; sales 600 bales. Tor
speculation and export 500 bales; receipts $1,000
bales, of which . 900 are American
Futures dull. Middling uplands, low mid
ding clause, deliverable in March, 7-3@d; de-
liverabIe in March and April b 7-3Sd; deliverable
in April and May, $500; deliverable IN may
and June, 1906 8 1905 ll,sSd; deliveTao re
In July and August, 7-l6di deliverable IN
August and September, 6 IS 32d; deliverable in
September and october, 8 5-l6d.
100 D. m.-Futures steady.
an MIXTURES: Middling uplands, low
middIing clause, deliverable In March and April,
sid; deliverable in April and May, 5lod J
deliverable in May and June, 69sd; dehVeraa .d
in June and July, 1890; oel1VeraoIe III 'U1J
MANCHESTER. March s.-The market for
yarns and fabrics is dull and rather lower Lor
Nv YoRy. March s Cotton market opened
DIM and easier; sales 100 bales: middhng up
lands lilac: middling Orleans. ll1Hc
FurIlres-Market opened steady, WILL LIE set - -
-oI,ovSs. March. 10 s9c; ApriL 10 gsc; nay otS
~ 1 Iupe, II 20:; July. II 3Oc; August II SAC
ezov1sIoss- GROCERIES. ETC
LIVERPOOL March smLaEYd aar 'i sos ~ "a Long
cis az :, [Breadstuffs dull. Red winter
SEW YoR5, March s.-Flo15 opened s e9s ~
,sSes+ 0uiet Corn quiet. Pork hrm, Slo ~.
far5 arm at 10 SOC for steam rendered. spirits
t1,-1antine. 45I6c. Rosin, 81 IS for strained
Frsights heavy.
change: Howard street and Western
supefine, g Is; extra. 81 2505 %; family,
IS 25n6 IS: city mills superhne, ~ 2oS54 W;
ditto extra. 81 25G5 90: ditto family, 30 ZOO
6 so: Rio brands, IS OO06 25; Patspsco family,
81 90. Wheat-Southern steady; western
higher and firm; Southern red, " 1901 ~;
amber. 81 200ef 25; No. I Maryland, 81 NO. I
western winter red on the spot and Marc1
delivery, 81 1715011 177s; April deliyery.Sl log
l 1873: May delivery, 81 1SSs01 1873; June ae
livery 81 17Sz11 IS: Corn-Southern steaoy
Western higher and firm; Southern whlte.ooa
ditto yellow, 564c.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-09

No Change or CARS pSsWSSn Etst612nAs hN1
Jacksonville and Savannah and Albany.
Pullman Pelace SiespiDg Cars daily between
Savannah a26 jackson Vile.
Sleeping cars rue through 80 and from SavaH-
nah and Albany, and Jacksonville AND Albany
without change.
passengers from Savannah for Pssnandlna.
Gainesville and Cedar Keys take this trsla.
Passengers for DaFian take this train
PASSENGERS from Savannah for BrausWacE
egs thsa train, arriving st Brunswick 500 A L.
Passengers leave Brunswsck Ct S:OC P. r., AZ
rive at Savannah 800 A. n.
Passengers leaving Macon ct T:ib A. I: l6alis
including Sunday c1anscE az Jesup VITO thdS
train for FlUrhds. .
At jsgcp with train striving IA Macon at S:25 +.
Z (6aily including Sunday.
Connec9 ct Albany with passenger trains
hasS views on Southwestern Railroad 20 and
from hecon, EufArla, Montgomery. Mobile.
NeE OriSSns. etc.
Rail steamer leaves cambridge for Apeiachl-
coin every Sunday end Thursday evening; Tor
Columbus eserY Tuesday and Saturday after
ncon.
Close connection at Jacksonville daily tSnn-
days excepteGl for Green Cove Springs, St-
Augustine, PaiaEzn, Enterprise. and all landings
on St Johns river.
Trains on g. and A. g. z. leave junction, go
fnY west, at il:S7 a. Il, and Tor BFUnsW1ck a.
4:z0 p n, daily, except Sunday.
Through Tickets sold and Sleeping Car Berths
secured at Bren's Ticket Once. No. 70 Bull
street, end at Savannah, Florida and western
Railway Passenger Depot.
kCCOEMODATTON TRAIS{-EAETERN DI
VISION.
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CONSIGNEEs.

Per steamship City OF Macon. from New York
-Abrahams y, Appel, A @ Altmayer,
Austin & II, g w Allen, Allen & L. Alexander
& NJ, D G Bacon & Co, Baldwin & Co, d Brown,
] NJ BurreII, b Brady, T P Bond, Branch & @,
w Butler, o Butler, Cockshutt q ]. Cohen,
CIR r Bkg Co. B ] Cubbedge E NJ Conner, j
Capen, Crawford L. J Cunningham al Il n
II Dorset, Dudley & Co, AZ Doyle, M Doyle, A
Einstein's Sons, j H Estill, Eckman & V, g Eek
stein & Co, T NJ Eckert, j S Ferst Frieden-
berg & Co. f & Co, L Falk & Co, A Flint,
Paul Frincke NJ Ferst & Co, Frank & Co. Fret
well & n, NJ Golinsky, w II Gibbons, 5 Gerst,
CGassman. E Goldstein. Gutman Bros, Cor
ham, L ] Guilmartin IL Co, Golden, Gray &
OBJ, Guckenheimer, G L Gilbert & Co, r Hab-
ersham's Son & Co, VIM N Habersham, Hack
heimer & Co, S g Haynes & Bro, 8 p Hamilton,
J Herschbach, e Heidi, III ID Headman, G
Hopkins. Holeombe. g Go, Hyland, d
S Krouskoff, VIM A Kent, Loeb & e, Ludden a
b, Jno Lyons, J G Ludlow, f LaFar, d La
Roche, A Letter, s K levin, Iilienthal a. K.
Manigault, Rev q N n Mcdonald. w Mckee,
Mrs Mcconnell. Mcmillan Bros, B T McKenna
VIM McNeil, W B Nell & Co, A H Morales. @
Murphy, Meinhard Bros & Co, Mohr Bros h
Morgan & Co, A Myer, Lee Roy Myers, III Myers
q Bros, L Neidlinger, A s Nichols, Jno Nicol-
son, Rev ] O'Brien, estate Jno Oliver,
& Co, K Platshek, Quantock 4 P. j B Peedv'
) Kay, J Rourke. # j Ruckert Reilly & NJ ID j
PPyan, !, y C R7mShart. 9 d Rogers Russak,
1 - ~ y " ScISenU ii SANDERS, South
ern Elk Co, 3, f & w R. Savannah PapeT % q
Seiler, ID A Stults NJ Sternberg Snyder & II.
z A Schwarz, Jno Sullivan, Schwarz q Acosta'
H Schreiner J s Shea, solomons & Go, Solo.
| ] Tropy. Thompson p Tnhardr
/ Tishler, ] Usher, II Won Newton Il 4 watts
| P n Ward & Co, G Wakefield, Walsh q r I
Mathews. D Weisbein, Thos West, ri r WI.
link, Wilcox. g & Go. Williams & W,Wyllv q q
/ Weed & c. Henry Yonge w f Barry 4 or y q "
Per steamer City Of BEidgeton. from Florida
/ H Myers & Bros, d Dancy. A Miller q tSe
Orr Epstein q Bro steamship GATE CSf, ~
Per Savannah, Florida and Western RailWav
| March S-Fordg Office. Peacock, Fl & Co p n
| Poherts. w g jackson 4 Co. Williams & " W
| @ Powell & Co, @ ] Blade, John J McDonough.
Herman & K, d Y Henderson, A Leffer. n
/ MYERS q Bros, r Habersham's Son & Co, Da-
want s. w, Hull. d Bacon Go, NJ ]
DovIe ] McGrath & Co. Haslam & II, Meinhard
Bros & CO, Lndden & B, WV Gordon & Co,
Butler & s, 8 Guekenheimer, LIppman Bros,
stub6s, Farley Walter : a. a Inc N Conner g11:
| " woodbridge G O Hardwick. ] G Thompson,
| NJ Maclean, Baldwin & COL ] Guilmartin & Co.
| JRo FIannery & Co, w Lathrop Co, A
/ Hardee'a Son Co.
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MEMORANDA.


b TcteQr0ph to the AOrntn0 NsIoa.
TxBEK, March s, 7.30 m-Passed up.
steamships Herman Livingston, City Of Macon.
Schr Thomas Martin.
Passed out. schr Stephen Bennett.
Arrived for orders, ship Johanne Auguste
Ger.
Put in for a harbor, schr Potosi. with loss of
jibboom and foretopmast
At anchor, outward bound, bark Vasco de
CANA (Sp).
Waiting barks Emerald CNor), Remittent
(Nor). Columbus (Dutch), Kosmopolit III
DnIch) and Gustav Adolph (Nor)
Wind 8, miles; cloudy.
New York, March S-Arrived out, City of
Richmond, Batavia, Columbia, Athos, Ball
FriSca MAR
Arrived, Geller; E A Hays, Brunswick. Ga;
Labrador
Homeward, Laura Maris. Richmond; Bur-
getti, Charleston; Johann Benjamin., Darien
Antwerp, March S-Arrived 9TH, bark Edo
RADIO, Wilmington.
Liverpool, March S-Arrived 7th, brig Penda,
Wilmington
Queenstown, March S-Arrived, bark Equa-
tor Norfolk.
London, March S--Arrived bark Gylpe, Sc
Vannah
salcambe. March s-Arrived, brig Leader.
New Orleans.
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Markets By MAIL.

CHARLESTON. March 7.-RIcE.-There was a
limited movement to-day. sales % 1erees eiean
5a5l4c low COED 555a55sc, high good 524aoc.,
prime BJEa63kc. Carolina rough rice Is quosed
at zoe asi 20 per bushel for inland ana ~ zIs
! a. rser busbeI for - water qualities High
grade lots of seacoast kinds sell above these
rates .
NAvAI, SroREs.-The receipts were ii casks
spirits turpentine and - bOis. rosin- i a5
800 bbIs. at 81 40 per bill Tor
q D. St45 for E. S155 for Z, y %
for g. 81 rs for H. 81 % for I, So Is for X ~ 30
for u. s. q for n, and 50 0o for window glass
SPIRITS turpentine quiet: no sales reported; last
rates s05kc per gallon for regulars Crude
turpentine IS valued at 50 80 per Dbl for virgin
and yellow dip and 81 50 for scrape.-Nescs ana
Courier.
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RECEIPTS

Per steamer City of Bridgeton. from Florida
"a loose hides, II boxes oranges, 8 trunks
clothing, bale bedding, box pictures box
books. bale mattresses, half Dbl liquor.
Per Savannah. Florida ana Western hallway
March S-139 bales cotton, 49 cars lumber, 9
cars wood, car bacon, 693 bbls rosin, 81 bbIs
spirits turpentine, 20 bbls syrup, bbls and 500
boxes oranges, POS sacks rough rice 4 bales
hides, "a bbls potatoes. bbls sugar and mdse
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway
March $3.50 bales cotton, cars guano, 175
boxes tobacco, 81 cadGies tobacco 10 bbls rice
20 sacks rough rice, and mdse.
Per Central. Railroad March 80 473 bales
cotton, IT'S bbis flour, Dbl vinegar, ! Dbl do
nestle wine, 2 wardrobes, 25 boxes butter, 1
case cigars bdls names. / car beer, l car
lime, % bbis molasses, % hhds sugar, 1872 boxes
tobacco, case shoes, bale bags, crates d
boxes, / case hardware, AZ bbls whisky. as hf
bbls whisky, cars bulk corn, / car stock
sewing machine, frkin butter. 81 bales yarns,
box telephones. car sack corn, cars hay,
| sack skins, so bags peanuts, cars lumber,
8 bdls hides, bdls wool, 1 piano, plows, 5
bdls points. 8 sacks guano. 142 bales domestics,
iron safe, bales plaids, cases pIaids az
caddies tobacco, 125 bbls grits, 10 cars wood,
107 bbls rosin, bbls spirits turpentine 20 sacks
rice. bdls empty sacks. 2 lots household
goods, boxes mdse, cases paper 5 boxes
books, case spices, bdl burlaps.
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WEDNESDAY. March 9. 1873

Steamship City of Macon, Kempton. New
York-G NJ Sorrel
Steamship Herman Livingston. Howe, Phila-
delphia-Wm Hunter & Son.
Steamer City of Bridgeton, Fitzgerald, Flor
ida w Barry.
Steamer st Johns. Vogel, Florida -Jno F
Robertson.
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Bark Boroma Br. Thompson, Liverpool
Hoist & Co.
Schr Stephen Bennett, Douglas, New York
lumber; vessel by Jos A Roberts & Co; cargo
nv d C Bacon q Co.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE.

Eaas.-AIarket overstocked; tendency down
BUrrER.-A hrst-class article in demand;
stock light.
sYRup.-Georgia and Florida in fair demand
and supply.
v-arrr FfefTa darnauI