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The Daily Dispatch: April 11, 1863., [Electronic resource], Latest from Washington N. C. (search)
ts per lb. Salt 4 ½@ cts. per lb. Seeds — Timothy $7.50; Clover $24 @25.--Sugar — Brown $1.28@1.30. Molasses $10@12 per gill. Coffee $4@4.56 per lb. Wheat will now bring $6@7 per bushel. Tobacco--We repeat our last quotations, with the remark that common Leaf is somewhat lower, though the market is yet firm for good. Inferior Lugs $16 @32; good do $25@35; common Leaf $35@33, good do $40@45; fine do $56@60; fine Manufacturing $55@75--while some lots have brought a still higher price within the past day or two.--Manufactured Tobacco is not quite so firm. Auction Sale.--The following quotations are from sales at Robinson. Adams & Co's to-day:--Sugar, in hhds. $1.16@1.31; in bbls. $1.25 @1.30; Clarified Sugar $1.47½ Molasses $11 per gallon Salt, 41½ cts per lb. Coffee, $3.37@4.22. Soap, 50@75. Tallow Candies, $2.20; Adamantine $4.40. Potatoes $10.25 per bush. Beans, $12.25 Smoking Tobacco, best quality, $1.25@4.50 per lb. Manufactured Tobacco, best brands, $3.75@
The Daily Dispatch: April 11, 1863., [Electronic resource], Remarkable escape. (search)
Remarkable escape. --H. Walker Adams, the son of the late Ex-Governor Adams, of South Carolina, who was wounded at Fredericksburg, was shot in the forehead, the ball passing through the anterior lobe of the brain on that side. Notwithstanding the loss of a portion of the brain, he is improving. His left side was paralyzed, but he is now able to move both hand and foot, and there is a fair prospect of his recovery. Remarkable escape. --H. Walker Adams, the son of the late Ex-Governor Adams, of South Carolina, who was wounded at Fredericksburg, was shot in the forehead, the ball passing through the anterior lobe of the brain on that side. Notwithstanding the loss of a portion of the brain, he is improving. His left side was paralyzed, but he is now able to move both hand and foot, and there is a fair prospect of his recovery.