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time regular holders would not sell below Csc. and
at present orders cannot be filed Al a lower Azure
In other descriptions there is very little doing, and
OIL CARE-we quote thin oblong s1l 90 .
ton loose, and Si4, pkd.
PRoVISIoNS-Ihe market has been very 0uiet
since our last, and Che only sales heard Of were a
hhds Bacon Shoulders at u pkd; 90 ties No. 3
Sugar Cured Hams at lie, pkd; so tes common
Canvassed Hams at lie, pkd, and 10 hhds Shoul-
ders at Sc, Pkd; Bacon is now held at &c for
Shoulders; 9l99lc for ribbed Sides; l03@IIc for
common CanvasSed Hams; Ili@l9c for Sugar
Cured do; lOf9lOt for No. Dbl Lard, and Holt
for do keg.
RICE-The market is firm at 5l95lc for prime,
The latter rate by the single tieree. The stock Is
light. Received during the week "a tes.
SALT-We notice sales Of Kanawha TO the eX-
tent Of about 1000 bbls at &c, indicating change
or small lots 2Sc Is obtained. Nothing transpired
foreign.
SEED-For Glover quite demand has sprung
up since our last, and SO was freely offered, but
holders have advanced their figures TO 75a5 90,
and no prime lots are 20 be had below the latter
figure. The demand so far has been chiefly to ill
orders, and the movement is predieated upon
prospective short crop. As yet there has been no.
thing done in Timothy, but the market is likely to
open at about last seasons rates, viz; SO to so
per bushel. Flax remains at 9Oc, with no tenden-
cy to advance.
sTEARINE-The market remains steady at sla
&c, the latter rate being obtainable for prime.
TALLOW-The market remains quiet, the guam
change. We quote 7ica7ac for rendered.
TOBACCo-The demand continues active, and
the sales of manufactured during the week com
prise fully 1000 boxes, in addition to which we
heard Of contracts for future delivery of several
hundred boxes. In prices we have but little
change TO notice, though the finer grades Of Vir-
ginia are rmer, and in some instances an advance
of from one TO two cents has been obtained on
| choice brands. We continue our quotations:
Ky. 1ves and eghtsat l0aIsc.
do six twist at GAIL
Good and fine Va. fiyes and eights at = 16a92
| Common Va. lbs at I2a9O
Good to fine do at 22a3O
Extra do at 3ja50
The demand for leaf continues quite active in
the Western markets, and in the East the demand
is likewise very active, and in Virginia enormous
high rates are In some instances being paid. We
were shown this week by Messrs. Kennel d.
Dudley, sample of a parcel Of leaf Tobacco,
which sold In the Lynchburgh (Va.) market last
week for $50 90 per cwt. The fine qualities Of
virginia leaf are very scarce, and great competi'
ton exists when such are offered in market.
WHISKY-The demand has improved slightly
towards the cOse owing to a slight rise in the nv
er. The sales have been at the following rates.
Wednesday l5fal5sc; Thursday l5be; Friday l59c;
Saturday l5lc; Monday l5lc, yesterday l6c, closing
steady.
W0OD-The supply continues light and the mar
ket steady at jOa4 90 per cord from river by the
boat load.
VEGETABLES--Pota are beginning to ar
rye pretty freely, and they sell at 4Oa45c bush
Onions are plenty at Soc p bush, on arrival.
WOOL-ThA market is quiet, the bulk Of the
clip having changed hands; but in prices we note a
further advance There have been additional re-
ceipts of foreign WOOL increasing the amount to
l22,OOOlbs. We quote domestic