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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-07-03

SLAVERY IN FLORIDA NOT DEAD.-slayery is not ex-
tinct in this county. The Seminole Indians who in
habit the lower portion of Florida-caled the Ever
glades-have always held number of negro slaves
aud still hold them Not long since surveying party
from Northern Florida went down among these In
dians, and while there number Of negroes were Of
iercd for sale to them The whites told the Indians
that slavery had been abolished in the United States
but the Indians replied that it hadn't been among
them, and couldn't be, by any act Of Congress. The
seminoles have slaves enough to do their farming
and it is reported that the number constantly being
increased BY kidnapping. The Everglades are oecu-
pied exclusively by semnoles, and seldom visited
by whites
GEN. SHERID4N.-We clip the following from the
New Orleans Times of the 9th: We yesterday pub
shed Geographic rumor that Gen. Sheridan was to
be superseded in command of the Fifth Military Dis
triet by Brigader General Rousseau. This morning
the statement is emphaticay denied in private dis
patch the editor Of this paper. President johnson
it is asserted, "never for moment entertained
such an idea y but Gen Sheridan will be directed te
perform his duty as Interpreted by the Admins
tration, and some of bis past acts will be revoked"
The dispatch comes from a gentleman who occupies
position that enables linn to speak knowingly in re
gard to this matter AID his declaration that this il
authentic We believe may be relied upon as implicit
" true
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SMOKING ToBacco.-Whcn in want Of the pure, gem
uine Virginia leaf smoking tobacco, put up BY Fthian
& Co., Richmond, should call at ". q Beck & Co.'S,
on the Levce. We have tried it ana pronounce it
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SHREVEPORT:

WEDNESDAY. JULY 8, 1857
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NO AUTHORITY FOR REMOVAL.

see no authority, nor any shadow of authority for
interference with any other court any other iuris
dction in criminal courts, in the exercise of criminal
Jurisdiction The existing civil authority in all its o
er departments executive and juaicialis
left untouched There is provision, under the
plea Ct neccsstv,to establish, BY military authority
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ssleil's peetoral balm for consumption and asthma
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Although business Of all kinds is dull, that old ant
reliable house of E. & B. Jacobs continues to do fai
business in the obbing line. This is no doubt OWN!
to the large stock and their manner of doing business
which has worldwid reputation. They have st
hand complete assortment which they offerin
at New Orleans prices.
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49, ,"FfANc, -
and as sentence of DEATH the approval of the Pres
ident, before execution. are, therefore, not at
loss to know what powers were possessed by the ex
listing civil authority The only question is upon the
powers conferred on the military authority. What
ever poweris not given to the military, remains with
the civil government
We see, first of ALL that each of these States are
made subject to the military authority of the United
States not to the military authority altogether but
with this express limitation as hereinafter prescribed
We must then examine what is hereinafter provided
to find the extent and nature of the power granted
This, then, is what is granted to the military com
mandcr the power or duty to protect all persons in
their rights OF person and property to suppress nsur
recon, disorder and violence, and to punish cause
to be punished all disnrbers of the public peace and
criminals, and he may do this by the agency of the
criminal courts Of the State or if necessary he may
have resort to military tribunals. This comprises all
the powers given to the military commander. Here is
general clause making 1t the duty Of the military
commander to give protection to all persons in Their
rights ofPerson and property.
WHAT KIND or PROTECTION.
Considered by ITSELF and without reference to the
context and to other provisions of The act If is liable
from its generality, to be misunderstood What sort
OF proteetioni IS mere meant! What violations OF the
rights OF persons ana properly are mere intended In
What manners TINS protection to pc glven9 These
auessohs arise at once appears that some OF the
military commanders nave understood This grant OF
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-17
SARATOGA
''EXCELSIOR" SPRING WATER.

rryHE WATER OF THIS SPRING IS BELIEVED TO-
be uneaalIed by that OF any other in the far-famed
valley of Saratoga Its virtues are such as have secured
II the high cncomums of all who have used IT, possess
Ing as It does in an eminent degree. caharc. diretic
Alternative and tonic qualities
From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON NJ. Dl, Prc1essor
Practice of Physc, Jefferson Medical College, Fhila'
dcphja formerly Of Charleston, S. c.:
PHILADELPHIA, November Is, 1865.
have been for year more past in the habit oi:
taking the water of the Excelsior Spring Of Saratoga
Accustomed during the great portion OF my invalid lite
to use the different waters of the several fountains whch
boil up along that remarkable valley dependent indeed
upon them tor much of the comfort enjoy am sahs-
fed that the Excelsior Water is as well adapted as any
other among thom, not SO, to the purposes tor
which they generally employed II is very agreeable,
sparkling. r I can heartily and conscentously
1t to all who need gentle catharac ana
diurctc. SAMUEL HENRY DiChsON NJ. -.
The Water is put up IN Pint and Quart oottlcs gnu
packed in good order for shipping, Pints ~ ootss
four dozen EACH and Quarts in boxes OF TWO DOZEN '
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The 1ai1g NemsY
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY II, 1867.
OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Postofce at Charleston for the we,h
ending MAY l6, 1867. and ordered to be printen
In TIE DAILY News agrccably to the following section c.
the new PostoAace Law rs the newspaper having sa'
largest circulation In the City Of Charleston:
ercr,ouk And be Il further enacted That lists of let
tara remaniuc uncalled in any Postoce in any city
town or village where newspaper shall be printed
,bsii bs published only in the newspaper
vhich beinc published weekly ofener, shall have ths
rgest circulation within range Of delivery OF the saa
office.
Ar Persons calling for Letters Advertised, should
siate that they arc Advertised
~ Office hours from A. N. to 6 P. NJ. On Sundays
fsom IL 80 A. II. to 1.30 Pm.
STANLEY G. IRoTT, Postmaster.
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UHE CHARLESTON MARKET.

FOE THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, MAY l6, 1867.
coTTON.-Ihe business of the week commenced with
anil market and disposition to lower prices, Mid
pno Cotton closing on the first day at 24a24Kc Per b.,
u the improving tone Of the staple at Liverpool caused
tbe rates to rally Saturday last and they have since
1,en steadily advancing. Middling Cotton being quoted
,ssterdaY at 97ss7c per h.. showing an Improvement
Of three cents per b. for the week
ns betar aspect of trade at Manchester the arrange
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PORT CALENDAR.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLEsTon.
Arrived Yeater1lay.

Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Patapsco. Nef. Balhmore-left Saturday:
Corn and Mdze. 10 Willis & Chisolm, Agent, W
Roach, w sprague Bro, Klein, j L H Armstrong.
Jeffords Co, Adger L Co, & Kirkpatrick, Z j
Kerr & Co, L Schnel l. Co, West Jones, c Ayertu
Bischofr 4 Co. Briggs G " Stcnens Co, Hurkamp
Co. G Huger, LGurey 4 Alexander. Weyhnan Q
Blohme, Mantoue & Co, D w Cover, o Phillips,
while crossing and has carried away the rudder and
rudder post.
Ship Bombay. Jordan, Bath, Me. IA days. Hay. To G
A Locke l. Co.
schr Richard vau1 Powell Boston, IA days. Ice and
Mdze. To Locke, Gage Co, White, Cow
perthwait " Marscher, silcoI, D Paul Co, Hart
Co. Davis j G Burrkmeycr, Ravenel & Barnwell, d
Ahreus 4 co, Werner L Ducker J Schirmer, r P
Caldwell. g Clark Il Co. Thompson & Co, r Agent,
s Marshall, and Order.
Schr C Thompson, Van Zant, Philadelphia, IA days.
Coal. To the Master, y TuOmey.
schr Dexter Washburn Hardness, Rockport, Me, 13
days Lime and Hay. To olnsy 4 Co.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, May S.-CoFFEE.-Nothing doing to-
day. holders steady at last quotations for all descrp-
ons Stock in frat and second hands 1000 bags Rio,
and another cargo below
COTTON Is held hrrner, though market quiet. We
notice small sales late Saturday and also to-day at &c
for Middlng Upland.
FLouR-0ur market is without change either in sup.
ply, demand or prices Smiles confined to retail lots
for local wants within range, which repeat fol-
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Persons depoaitng letters in the Postoface viii
please psce the stamp near the upper right hand COT
ner Of the envelope and they will also please to reem
bar thst without the stamp letter cannot be mailed but
IN, ia sent to tte Dead Letter Office. Msy17
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NOTICE TO SAILORS OR IMMIGRANTS,
HOTEL OR BOARDING-H0USE KEEPERs.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,
March IL, 1857.
TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE FOLLOWING ACf OF
the Legislature, passed the Goth day OF December,
1866 all persons concerned hereby notified to call at
his Ofce and take out the required license Immediately
A-- ~>-~0 W. H. SMITH,
Clerk OF Council
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, May 15.-TuRPENTIKE-Only "a bbls
received and old at "a for virgin, So for yellow Dip and
So tor hard per 2s0 lbs.
sp1arrs TunpENr1NE-Market quiet, and no transac-
tions reported Buyers Offering 81 cents, and sellers
holding higher.
Ros-The sales to-day reach $50 bbls at 50 85a2 30
for common SO for strained SS IS for No. So 5Oai rs
for No l. aud 81 50a4 rs for Pale, Us in quality.
No receipts or sale of Tar
CoTroN-Orly IL bales sold at % cents per lb for mid
ding
COMA cargo of 22sO bushels flom Hertfor sold at
81 40 per bushel of SO lbs
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THE SUMTER WATCHMAN

rs PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, AT SUM.
i TER, s. c., by GILBERT FLOWERS, Proprietors.
at FOUR DOLLARS per anuum invariably IN advance.
Advertisements inserted at usual rates.
Every style OF Job Printing executed IN the catest
style aud greatest Dispatch September "
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LIST OF SHIPPING
In the Port Of Charleston, May 18, 1867.
VESSELS UNDER 100 TONS, AND STEAMERS coAsTINd
WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED.

THE BTATE EXCEPfEu.
STEAMSHIPS.
souder 77s tons Lebby, at Adeera wharf. for New
scns woodruff at Brown con
pa.apseo. 4s7 tons Nea, at Atlantic whsrf from pat.
H.,s 81 soSs sstEey at Union wSaI nom New
York. repairing. Master
SHIPS
Mary Ogden, TOMS Godfrey. in the sEesm for Liver G
Missouri ssS ssaas 81 Cos xRas
aalena, 15s TONS Danton, at Boyce cos wharf from
Bombay Sy York xaps 5aPssn in the Stream Mo-
just arrived. ..................."...d .d Locke co
Ange auardiene Fr 4ss tons. Willis, at Marahs wharf,
from Havana, waiting. ..:....J EnsoW s,,o 70
James wilson Brl 3o4 tons, at Bonnetts wharf from
sgsH sx9 'RS ssPs Doyle at Union wharf, for M
DopssaSe as Prus tons, EuSIe in Ashley Rysr for
osca+ ysp1S Baagus in ths sssm Bar
celbns, to be repaired. ..."...............WP Hal
BRIGS
Potomac. 146 toms Snow, in Ashley River for North
psson. sn Fort Gis s9 oas Cochran ii sy
scHooNERs.
y
pansi onsss SIT 81 :ons scle in the 5a
loading .otreet Dion w
Fariand, 2SI tons, Avery. In Ashley River, for
Northern Port, loading H Baker Y 20
Davis $40 tons, Bishop, in Ashley River, Tor Bat
GuOre, l0aQ1nR.
Long 242 TOMS Hardy, in Ashley River for North
orr Port, loading DaHer q W
Lilly 100 TONS Wooford, In Ashley River tor batmore
loading. ~" 40 nutas
Fannie Bailey, 274 tons. Sherman, at Rairoad
wharf, for New York, loading 1900: n BAKER 20
Northern Port loading .........H F Baker & Co
Marian Gage SO2 TONS Sheppard, at Brown Cos wharf
for Boston, loading. hSsSh nsSa
JAYNE tons, Russell, In Ashley River, for Phila-
deipbia, loading. ..... hoach
Richsri Var1, - tons, Powell, at Union wharf, fom
Boston, dtscharglnR. x loSAc
] @ Thompson, - tons, vanzant, at Southern wharf
from Philadelphia discharging Master o,r
Dexter Washburn, : tons. Harkness at Brown q Cos
Samuel Eddy = tons. Letts at Southern wharf, from
Ala1andrs, vs.. discharging .Master
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New Orleans Market.

! NEW ORLEANS. May 1O.-CoTToN-Under the favor.
able influence Of the telegraphc adyces received from
Liverpool and New York at early hour this morning,
the market opened with liberal and very general In
ouiry and Notwithstanding the materially enhanced de-
mands of factors well the rather undesirable char
acer of the assortment oering the movement has con-
tinued bouyant throughout resulting In sales Of fully
$500 bales fourteen brokers participating in tho bust
ness The demand was of general Character and in
Guided purchases for the different European and North
ern markets
Prices disclosed decided improvement the principal
portion of the lists sold changing hands at figures ndi
eating an irregular advance of fully &c per pound the
market closing completely unsettled however that
are compelled to pIetemt sa I Sar
had not the meagreness of desirable descriptions pre-
vented several buyers from purchasing
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock ON hand September l. 1866. bales l020S2
Received to-day. ooI
Received previously. Tlel27-7lS4s4
s2o,576
Cleared to-day. ..........................4,s7 ,s73
Cleared previously. .694 s57-6sOl lSO
s.ocs On hand ..121, ,44o
The clearances comprise 1861 bales for Liverpool and
SUGAR AND MorAssrs-only c hhds Sugar have been
received since yesterday No Molasses The STOCK OF
Louisiana is light but the demand is very limited, and
only jobbng business is doing at 12c 10 Tor low far
Sugar. for choice for yellow ciar1hed
and for white About Al hhds were so9 al nese
prices There IL thing doing in Molasses We quote
it nominay at 5Oa60c gallon for fermentng ana I2c
for prime The market is well supplied with Cuba
Sugar and Moasses but in the absence OF sales we are
compelled to omit quotations
CohN-The market is quiet but firm. There are no
supplies on the landing and the sales consequently
confined to 1850 Sacks of which 500 and 800 mixed at
81 49, 500 do at 81 47H $50 and 1900 White at 81 30
per bushel
RIcE-Louisiana is in good supply and fair demand.
Carolina is scarce but not much in request India ls
dull Louisiana Ia selling at GALL Hc; Carolina, 1lAa
12k.; India. skal0Ac. q ID. At wholesale India is
held ct 1oc currency, duty paid and 4hc gold, In bond
Stock In bonds 500 sacks.
FRE1aHTs-The market IL quiet but firm. The rates
are &c o tb for cotton by steam for New York; 1c for
Boston-steam New York aId Boston &c. a sack for
corn, C0a65c p Dbl. for do and 81 for pork. Sail for
1Hc. for cotton.
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Market Report and Quotation Shoot for
Bonds, Stocks and Bank Bills, Tor Weok
ending May 16, 1867.
PREPARED ny
ANDREW M. MORELAfD.
Broker, No. Broad Street, Charleston, 3. G.
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Exports of Rice, Naval stores and Lumber,
from the Port OF Charleston, from Septo'r
af tn NAV 18. 1897.
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THE HERALD.

rs PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT NEwBERRY c. a., AT
i So per annum, and, having large circulation
through NIL the upper and lower Districts of tho State
affords great advantages to advertisers.
Rates for advertising very reasonable-or which apply
to our Agent Mr. T. P. SLIDER, ut the Mills House.
TH0S. F. l. r. q. GRENEKER
November 10 Editors and propEelors.
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETC.
SInIILIA SIhIILIBUS CURANTUR.
HUMPHREYS,

rYAyE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE E1Pl-
RI RIENCE, sn entire SUCCESS: s:simple-P-ompt-R
olent and Reliable. They are the only medicines per
,Annot be made In using them; 30 harmless as TO be
tree from DANGER and efficient to be always relia
ble They have raised the highest commentator from
al and will always render satisfaction
No. 1, cures Fevers, Congestion, Infammatons.. u
Worms. Worm-Fever, Worm.Coic.. u
Crying Collie, or Teething OF In.
piarrhGa Of children or idls.... u
s Dysontery, Gripping Bilious Colic... H
Q, Cholera Morbus, Nausea, Vomtt-
81" :, =" Coughs. Colds, Bronchitis. .........
g. Neuralgia, Toothache, Faceache.. 2t
90 o. Headaches, Sick Headache, Vertigo. 70
% 10 Dyspepsia, Bilious Stomsch.......
" II. supprcssed, or Painful Periods
~ hi Whites. too profuBs pertods........ 2e
IL {" Group, Dough, DIfncaIt BEesthing.. ~
" IA, snIt kheum, Er! speias Erapdons. rs
l6 Rheun1tism, Rheumatic Pahis.. 2s
+" ID. Fever and Ague, Chill Fever.
n Piass, ii Blind or Bleeding. ............ 50
.. IL Opthalmy, and Sore or Weak Eyes. 81
u lp Catar-h, Acute or Chronic, lnfu.
~ wnoopins in5o Cough. Violent Dough; 6
20 al Asthma, Oppressed Breathing. n
70 49 Ear Discharges, Impaired Hear-
~ scrofuia, Enlarged Glands. swell:
Gsnsrai Debilit; Physical weslnsss s.
% as % Dropsy and Scsnty secretions.. 20
~ a. Sea sickness. Sickness from Rd.
a. I" Kidney Disease, aravel.......... 80
u al Nervous Debility, Seminal Emis-
sions, Involuntary discharges. .....1. 90
5sis Ss!s.1S as";a; #:iSs 60
H. /. Painful Isaiii'iii:: iPioriods. sven with .
q, suffer- Ep aga st change Of Lie. ........l.00
8S Epilepsy, spssms, st. vitus, -lS psnoe.leS ~
"a, Dipiheria. liberated Sore Troat..' eo
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Cons1gnees per South Carolina Railroad,
May 10.
3s3 bales Cotton, 81 bales Mdze, bbls and bags
Flour, 80 bags Peas, Furniture, &C. To g Williams
Co. Wallace Bro, Willis Chisolm, C Ayertu Son,
Lee l. Co. ] A Quackenbush, R Agent, d Jeffers q
Co. Hunt Bros, w W Smith, Adams, Frost Co, Street
Bros Co. Taft l. Howland Rsyensl Co. D Gearty.
J kirkpatrick, Bart Wirth. DR. Haig Hiss Daw-
son.
Consignoes per Northeastern Railroad,
May 16.
10 bales Cotton 11s bbls Naval Stores cars Lumber
bags Cotton Seed, Peas, Mdze &c. To Marshall, Jr,
Bull Gailard 4 Mnutt, W Ryan, Holmes d Stoney, q
L Pritchett Stanner Fairchild Hsmnn, ] Hanckel,
Screyen & Nisbet W Roach Greaser, Lee, Smith Co.
A Quackenbuah, Adams Frost Co. Baggstt Co.
ID Kirkpatrick, Williams l. Co, Ravenel & co. and
Order.
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, May 16-FNANCLAL-GoLp.-Brok are
buying at 1885, and selling at 1S7.
SIvER-Brokers buying at 12S and selling at 49,
SEcURIr1Rs.-Goorgia Railroad Stock 65.
CorroN-Good demand to-day and the market has
been steady and quiet. The demand continues to be
D. incpsy for good cotton though some sales OF lower
grades were made Prices firm at 26a26c for strict to
GOOD middling Sales amounted TO 1853 bales, follows
at 2 60 at o. 10 at 22k at 22k; 50 ut 23 ~
at a. 81 q, as; 116 at 25 80 at 49, and at 26ac. Re-
ceipts 86 bales.
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BOSTON-Per schr Ocean Pearl-11 bales Cotton, 10
boxes Type, cases Wine, 8 rolls Bagging "a cases
Shoes % casks Rice. 27 bales Rags and Paper bbs
2kegs, box Brass, bbls Copper, kegs Lead. L
keg Wax, bbl Glass, 81 hhds kegs Sc bbls and
Lot Old iron, u crates and IA hhds Bones. &c.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Granads-422 bales Upland
Cotton A bales Domestics, IS bbls Rosin, 35 pack
srea vegetables and Sundries. -. Per steamship
Champion bales and l12 bales Upland Cotton,
soI bbls Rosn, 4S casks Clay, bale Wool l6 bales
Iomeshcs rolls Leather, 80 Cases, Q bales Corks
eof bills Vegetables, 23 boxes Vegetables 16l empty
Barrels, 8 hhds and crate Bones, 20 chests Tea 2
Horses :. Per schr Ida Hch8rdson-90 100 feet Tim
her and Lumber.
pHT.ADEIPHIA-Pe schr Mary Banks-ss, 900 feet
Flooring Boards. 80. Per schr W cushing-l75,OOs
feet Lumber. 49,. Per schr Napoleon-l4O,053 feet
R.ITTMORE-Per steamship Falcon-S0s bales Cotton,
bT bbls Naval Stores 900 feet Lumber 80 barrels
Peas 65 bbls Potatoes 42 Boxes and 40 Packages l6
bales and l hid Hides, bales Leather. sc bales
YARN 10 packages Sundries. Per schr Travers-
no OO0 1eet Yellow Pine Boards.
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GnAN-The offerings to-day were composed OF 1000
bushels white and 1125 bushels red only sales reported
bushels inferior red a 49, very little inquiry for Pennsy
vana lots; oring but buyers show no disposition
to meet the views of sellers Corn in good receipt to-
day. reaching 81 800 bushels white and 43 500 bushels
yellow included in the sales were 800 bushels white ut
81 49, 5000 bushels do 81 l9 bushels do 81 TO- 1900
bushels common Western mixed 81 10: 500 bushels
Maryland mixed 81 IT; of yellow $500 bushels prime at
81 49, $500 bushels Western mixed 81 13these figures
show considerable decline compared with previous sales
OF yellow. Oats, $500 bushels offered; market actiVei
sales of $500 bushels at 7sc: 2S00 do 79c 00 do mostly
after Change Saturday. SOC; l12 bushels 81e No re-
ceipts or sales of Rye.
PRov1s1oNs-Bulk Meats are quiet but held Arm at
cts Shoulders and 10Ha10R cts. for Sides loose
and packed. Bacon-No demand for round lots, but In
retail way there Ia moderate trade; sales embrace
5OaGO hhds In small lots at 10a1OI cts for Shoulders,
and l2al2h cts. for rib Sides, outside for short time
orders We notice sales OF 26 herces fine Cincinnati
sugarcured canvassed hams at 16 cts and retail lots
of prime Western ut II cts Mess Pork is inquired for
for city and 134 cts for Western bbs; retail lots
cent higher.
RIoEThe market is steady though quiet for Carolina
at10<al1 cts as to quality, latter for strictly prime
Rangoon 9Ha9A cts. per ID.
SALT-With steady fair jobbing demand, we quote
dealers prices as follows: For Liverpool Ground Alum
50 10; do Fine IS 10a3 20 sack Turks Island 62a65c
bushel for lots from sore stock of latter and demand for
both light.
SUaAa-No sales by importers to-day; stock fur but
rara to close, at 126a13c Quotations generally remain
unchanged.
REFINED SuaARs-We review quotations for lots Of 20
bbls or more rs follows: For crushed powdered and
sranulated 15Hc; soft crushed white 14Hc Circle
l4xc; G extra l35lc yellow l3j1c; Circle q 1SAc.
SYaup-Maryland Company's Golden 76c p gallon.
WHIsKEY-Is held firm at 3OaSlc gallon, In bond; no
transactions that We learn the past day or two.