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The Daily Dispatch: June 8, 1861., [Electronic resource], article 3 (search)
tion of San Domingo. The Bombay mail, with dates to the 29th and Calcutta to the 19th of April, has been received. There was much activity in the cotton interest, and common qualities were advancing. The import market was dull, and freights less firm. Commercial intelligence. Liverpool, May 20--The sales of cotton for two days, including Monday, have been 14,000 bales. of which speculators and exporters look 9,000. The market closed steady with more tone. Breadstuffs.--Richardson, Spence & Co., and Wakefield, Nash & Co. report wheat quiet but steady; red 12s a12s. 10d,; white Western 12s a 13s. 6d.; white Baltimore 13s 9d a14s. 6d Flour quiet but steady; Ohio 29s.a31s. Corn dull; mixed 34s, a34s 3d.; white 35s. Provisions.--Beef firm. Pork firm; no stock of American. Sambro 82s.a87s 6d. Lard heavy at 52s a66s. for common to prime. Produce.--Spirits turpentine steady at 50s. Resin steady; common 6s. 6d.a6s. 9d. Coffee quiet. Rice steady. Ashes quiet at
The Daily Dispatch: June 8, 1861., [Electronic resource], article 23 (search)
ng which time there were about fifty-five shot fired between the parties. Four of our shot pierced the enemy's ship, but what damage was done we could not learn. She, however, soon found it was too hot a place for her, and turned her back upon our battery. Two of the shot from the steamer were well directed at us, as one struck the muzzle of one of our guns, breaking a piece out of it, and another passed through one of the tents; but there was "no body hurt." We looked for and hoped she would pay us another visit to-day, but she has not yet arrived. The Salem Flying Artillery are quartered on Craney Island, and are the happiest boys I have met with. I spent one night with them, partaking of their kind hospitality. They are anxious that Miss "Harriet Lane" should pay them a visit, as the girls are very scarce upon the Island, and say if she will come up they will give her a ball. I understand that Col. Richardson says it is the best drilled company on the Island. Dixie.