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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-10

PROPOS DEPOT AM
DIsBURSINa QUARTERMAsTER, ATLANTA, dA'
October I'd, 1s67.-SEALED PROPOSALS will be recetv
ed at this Office until 12 NJ 7hursday. October 10th,
1867 for supplying the Government with sss,OsO FEET
OF LUMBER, as follows, viz:
GOO Sls 2OxsxS
600 Plates 20x4I6
40 Scantling 19x6x6
800 Scantllng 19x4Y4
1430 Scantling 20x914
$40 Scantling 17X6x6
900 Scantling 10I4I3
1900 Scaptling 10x2x4
2500 Joist 24x3xS
1880 Joist 14x3xS
1850 pieces Bridging l6x1nx3
1850 Tie Beams 24I2axS
1850 Braces 2Ox1xG
$500 Rafters 15x2I6
1880 Rafters 1GI2x5 -
800 Rsfters 20x2Y3 .'l- -.
1aa,14Ofeet Flooring 1H inches thick. 20 feet
$500 feet Flooring IN inches thick, II feet
92,32O feet sheetng (straieht edge) inch
thick s--r-
$4,000 feet Plank inch thick, 1s feet long, i :.
inches wide M
$4,000 feet Plank inch thick. 20 feet long
5000 feet Plank 9I6 inches
1900 feet Of Strips 1xS inches.
The whole to be good. sound Pine Lumber. Delivery
to commence October 18th. 1857 with such material
will be required In framing and to continue in such
quantities and of such sizes and description may from
time to time be required in the ordinary of con-
sructionthe whole contract to be hled within ninety
days from the date OF first delivery The whole to.be de-
livered at the "swift Race Track In the city of Atlanta
where it will be inspected. % i,,f-7
Proposals must state the price per thousand feet.
Bids will be entertained for each article separately for
any part OF the whole BILL not in amount than
feet, or for the whole amount. -" Z.
Bids must be ia TsIpLrcATE with copy this adver
tisement ATTACHED EACH, ard bear the endorsement
of TWO REsPoNsBLE persons who are willing 10 becore
surety the bidder in the event Of the contract being
awarded to him. Proposals not complying with the re-
quirements of this advertisement will be rejected.
Bidders invited to represent represented at the
opening of the bids. .,ii - r-+.
The Government reserves the right to reject any or all
bids. -.
Proposals should be addressed TO the undersigned and
endorsed upon this envelope Proposals for the delivery
Of Lumber" -' ----''' -.' -' $50
BY order Of Brevet Brig Gen. r. sGxroN. Chief O. NJ
'l;' II. j. FARNsweRTH.
First Lieutenant 34th Infantry, A. AcQ. M, %
Octeber7 4. = In charge OF Depot, =
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sS CARD.-MY WIFE, ELLEN MCMAHON,
having leftmy bed and board against my will AMI
sent hereby caution all persons from giving her credit
in my name, T. JOHN MCMAHON.
October 8
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

AgNOTICE TO MARINERS.--CA CAPTAIN :
AND PILOTS wishing to anchor their vessels in Ashley
River requested not to do 80 anywhere within drc
range Of the heads OF the SAVANNAH RAlLROAl
WHARyES, ON the Charleston and St. Andrews side o
the Ashley River by which prs auon. contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided.
g. C. TURNER, h NJ.
Harbor Masters Office Charleston. February 9, 1866.
February
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.asr CARD.-I HEREBY APPOINT MIR. MILES
DRAKE as my lawful Attorney during my absencs from
the State. , JOHN MCMAHON.
no.o,,o.e 8
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sy- The aelative.. FrIend and Acquain1

ancas of Mrs BETSY SINGLETON. and of Mr. and Mrs.
FABRILE also OF her grand Children respectfully In
ved to attend the Funeral Of the former from her late
residence No IL Archdale street. at hafpast O'Clock
This afternoon, without further invitation.
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ay- MARRIAGE AND CELlBACY, AND THE
HAPPINESS OF TRUE MANHooD.-An Essay for
Young Men on the Crime OF Solitude, aud the Physic
logical Errors Abuses ana Diseases which create I'M
pediments to MARRIAGE. with sure means OF Relief
sentin sealed letter envelopes. free OF charge.
Adiress DR. j. SKILL.IN HOUGHToN.
Howard Association, Philadelphis, Pa
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sp- BATCHELOR'S HAIR DIE.-THiS
SPLENDID HAIR DYE is the best in the world. The
ouly r1fs aud perfect Dye-harmless. reliable. insts"
taneous No disappointment. No ridiculous unts
Natural Black or Brown Remedies the i'll effects OF BdG
Dues Invigorates the hair leaving it soft and beautiful
The genuine is sgned William H. BdtcheoT All others
are mere mutations aud should be avoided Sold by all
Druggists aud Periumers. Factory, No. 81 Barcley
street, New York.
ne BEWARE OLA COUNTERFEIT
nacamb,r1O Tyr
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ag-A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HEX
couRty home, after sojourn OF few months in tie
city, hardly recognized by her friends In placeo
coarse rustc, flushed face. she had soft rdby com
pleIion of almost marble smoothness. and instead
twenty three she really appeared but eighteen. Upcnn
quiry the oil great change "ae plainly
told them that she used the CIRCAssIAN BALM, ard
considered invaluable acquisition to any lady toilet
By any Lady Gentlemen can improve their per
sonal appearance hundred fold 1t is simple in it'
combination Nature herself Is simple yet unsurpass
ed in its efficacy in drawing impurities from, also heal
Ing cleansing and beautfyng the skin and complexion.
BY its recta ction the cutcle 1t draws from it all its
impurities kindly healing the same and leaving the sur
face as Nature intended 1t should beclear SOFT smooth
and beautiful Price ST. sent by Mail Express. on re
cept of an order, by
W. L. CLARK x CO., Chemists
No $ West Fayette Street, Syracuse. N. Y.
The only American Agents for the sale OF The same.
March 30 ~
aT ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTIFiCIAL HU-
MAN EYES made to order and inserted by Drs. f.
BAUCH and p GOUGLEATANN formerly employed by
Ro1ssoNNEAu. of Paris. No. 5ss Broadway New York.
April II 1yr
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Erom New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, October 9.-The interments from
yellow fever to O'Clock this morning, was sixty
four.
An ordinance was passed by the old Council over
the Mayors veto, which has not since been heard
from, appropriatng $4,000 for the establishment
and support OF negro schools.
1t was officially promulgated by the Mayor yes
terday, that separate schools for colored children
are bsing established.
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October 10

At regular monthly meeting OF the Palmetto Fire
Engine Company held at their hall on the evening of
the Tth inst the following Preamble and Resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
The fell archer Death has again unquvered his arrow
and struck down q shining mark in our midst, and we
are called upon mourn the loss OF our late esteemed
Brother Fireman, JOHN WEBER of the many of onr
body who have endeared themselves to us by their kind
hearts and noble dispositions, and by the faithful and
uninching discharge of the many and dangerous duties
of Fireman, and one who has been actively engaged
with the Company from its organization to the time OF
bis decease.
And Whereas It has pleased Almighty God, in his In
sr,,tabe Providence 10 remove from midst our late
Brother Fireman. be it. therefore. ~
Resolved That in the death Of our late Brother Fire
man. JOHN WEBER, this Company has lost the services
of an active member, who was always resdy to res
pond to the call of duty, fraught as 1t often Is with
danger.
Resolved That the death of late Brother we re-
cognize the hand of God and bow with humble subms-
sion to His will.
Resolred That blank page in our Minute Book be
dedicated to his memory and copy OF this Preamble
and these Resolutions be transmitted to the family OF the
deceased and that they be published in the daily papers
OF the city.
Extract from the Minutes.
WI. Il. ARMSTRONG,
October 10 Secretary.
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Domestic Markets

Domestic Markets
NOON DISPATCH.
New YORK, October 9.-Flour il a 2oc. better
Wheat Sc. better. Corn a &c. better Rye ic
better. Oats "a &c. better. Pork low, s23 20 :
s23 37t. Lard quiet Whiskey steady. Cotton
quiet, 2Oc. Turpentine declining, SIZE. Rosi
dull, common strained, So rs 50 S7t
EVENING DISPATCH.
Flour, State SO $11 40; Southern s1l SIS
Wheat 81 So 50 90 Corn Mixed Western 81 40 d
s14 Oats 70 49, Pork s29s. Lard III 14i
whiskey IS a 40. Cotton &c lower; Sales 1900 a
1sa. Turpentine 81 So. Rosin s3. 81. Freight
decidedly frmer. Stock strong. Gold declined
closed at 81 43t.
BALTIMORE, October 9.-Cotton nominal; Mid
diings, 20. Flour quiet and less firm. Whea
dropping. Corn advanced 3a5c; white, 81 40
147, mostly As yellow, 81 45 g 49, business light
Oats firm at &c advanc 70 IA. Rye very strong
65a7o Provisions strong and unchanged.
C1Sc1NNArI, October 9.-Flour firm at full rates
Family s12 II o. Wheat quiet Corn advanc
ine at 81 10. Mess s24. Lard l34 Bacon firm
Shoulders l44; Sides 49,, asking higher.
LOUISVILLE, October 9.-Super6ne Flour S. 81
Corn dull at 81 10 II, including sacis. fof
s24 25. Shoulders 14l; clear Sides lsl. Lard Il
Whiskey "a.
WILMINGTON, October 9,-spirts Turpentln'
quiet sales 5S 54c. Rosin steady; s. ~ Z
Cotton quiet; 16tc.
MOBILE, October 9-Light demand; sales 35(
closed quiet. Middling, IA. 17c; receipts, III
NEw ORLEANS October 9.-Sales go bale:
weaker but not quotably lower; Middlngs, l7sa Il
receipts, 217s; exports, 9S6. Tobacco arm, rang
ing Z to 22 for light common leaf to heavy choic
selections. Sugar dull, Louisiana fully fair relax
ing, 16 l64c; Cuba, No. u, 13c Molasses-
Louisiana held at 75c Cuba, 55.. Flour weaker
Xxx, s11 80; choice, $3.50. Corn dull, white hel
81 40 Oats declined 70 76s Porl, asking &c.
Bacon firm, tending upwards; Shoulders held 15
Clear, l9! Lard steady and firm; terces IL
legs, l6. Whiskey, western, 50 45, bondej
Bourbon, 50 2j, bond. Gold, "A Sterling 55t
50. New York Sight premium, Commercia
discount pac.
AUGUSTA, October 81 Cotton opened active All
closed dull: sales 263 bales Middlinss, IL lG
receipts, 437 bales
SAVANNAH, October O. Cotton opened 1rnl bl
closed with downward tendency; Mlddhuss II
III; sales 400 bales; receipts 1887 bales.
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From Central and south America

NEW YORK, October 9.-The Rising Sun, from
Panama, lst instant, brings news stating that the
cholera has disappeared from the coast but still
prevails in the interior of Nicaragua.
The revolution in Araguipa, Peru, was suppress
ed after twenty two hours fighting Fifty killed (;
many wounded.
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Tributes OF Respect

At regular meeting of the Charleston Fire Engine
Company held at their Hall, Tuesday evening, October
s, 1867 the following Preamble and Resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Whereas. the Supreme Ruler OF tina universe has seen
t in his all wise Providence to remove from among us
our cherished friend and companion THOS. ALLASON,
who was endeared to by long and well tried ties OF
association having served this Company for many years
az private and occr ready to respond to the call
of duty by his constant attendance on guard
duly and at fires, during the memorable bombardmcnt
of the city, at time when his constitution never strong,
was enfeebied and an exemption offered him. which was
declined; by kind and generous nature. forbearng and
forgving dispositions who among will soon forget his
quiet smile, his kind warm and sympathetic heart, his
unobtr,isiye manners But he is gone, anu we must
soon follow Therefore, be it
Rsolred That in the death OF our late companion this
Company has lost the counsel OF one OF its Oldest MEM
bcrs and best friends.
Resoiued, That we bow in humble submission to Him
who doeth all things we'll
Resolved That we erect tablet in our Hall to his
memory with q suitable inscription thereon.
Resotred, That wear the usual badge OF mourning
for thirty days, and at our next parade.
scribea with his name and that copy OF these proceed
inQs be published In the daily papers Of the CITY,
Extract from the Minutes.
JAMES F. WELSH,
o.ot,o, IN Sacratary
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A LADY OF UNDoUBTED CHEMICAL
SKILL, HAS RECENTLY PERFECTED cHES ALIEH's
LIFE FOR THE HAIR-Tt positively restores gray hfiT
to its original color and youthful besuty impArts %
strength and growth 10 the weakest hair stops ts falling
out st once; keeps the head cean is unparalleled
hair-dressing Sold by all druggists, fashionab ar'
dressers and dealers fancy goods The trade supplied
by the wholesale druggists. .;,,., ,- -
SARAH A. CHEvALIER, n. D., New. York!
For sale by DOWIE l. NOISE,
Wholesale Agents for South Carolina,
Junes stuih emo No. 15f Meeting street.
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Marine Intelligence

SAVANNAH, October 9.-Arriyed, steamship An
adne, from Galveston bound to New York, short OF
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE,

| WASHINGTON, May ol
| GENTLEMEN Your letter of the 18th nl
! timo in relation to the tax on turpentine,
addressed to the Secretary of the Treasury,
| and by him referred to this Office, has been
| received.
In answer, I have to say, that the law re-
qnires that the tax on turpentine shall be
pad by the producer or manufacturer, and
such tax must be paid to the collector of
the district within which the place of man
ufacture is located
The honest purchaser or dealer is not liza
BILE Tor the tax on turpentine which he buys
from the manufacturer, neither can it be
| selzet. III his hands if no tax had been paid
thereon by the manufacturer or producer,
since no lien attaches upon the goods for
the tax which the law imposes, am. which
the manufacturer may have failed to pay.
In 'atiCn to the payment Of taxes, 5urpen-
tine, is placed upon the same footing, and
Is liable to the same rules and regulations
us manufacturers in general
Section "a of the act of June 80, 1864,
internal revenue laws, in relation to manu-
tacturers, declares that the taxes shall be
paid by the producer Or manufacturer
thereof
You will see, therefore, that the pun
chaser or dealer in turpentine is not liable
for the taxes thereon.
The tax on turpentine, us we'll as on most
other manufactures. accrues when the same
is sold, OF consumed Or used by the manu-
facturer thereof, OF removed for cOnsump-
ton or use, or for delivery to others than
agents Of the manufacturer or producer
within the United States or territories
thereof
The amount of turpentine on which the
tax accrues, as above, within any given
month, is required to be returned on or be-
fore the 10th day of the succeeding month,
and the tax due thereon must be paid on
or before the LIST day of the month in which
the return is made, or else penalty is in
Cured.
You are allowed to ship your manufac-
lures Of turpentine to New York OF to any
other place, without giving any bonds, but
you will in such cases be required to return
to the assessor OF your district the amount
SO shipped from time to time, and if the
parties to whom it is consigned are your
duly authorized agents, you will not be re-
CURED to pay the tax thereon until the
same has been actually sold by them.
If the parties to whom you consign the
tilrpentlne are not your agents, returns
must be made monthly to the assessor of
the amount shipped, and the tax paid there
on on or before the last day of the month
III which the return is made, as above indi-
Gated.
Very respectfully,
J. E. MEssRUNE,
DEPUTY Commissioners
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-06-21

RosIN.-During the earlier part Of the week just
ended there some dullness i'll the market for
the lower grades, and prices declined shade
For the past day two, however, there has been
some enquiry at the decline, and parcels find
ready sale at our quotations. For the liner quail
ties the market has ruled with more firmness, and
slight advance has been obtained. The sales
for the week are 3,205 bbls as follows - SO for
black 50 1902 971 for strained, 81 87l01$3 for
No 2, So 2509S3 80 for low No. l. S3 1884 SO for
No. l. 81 50I1$5 for Pale, and $6 80 for g window
glass; all y Dbl. OF $50 ibs.-the market closing
firm and steady at quotations i'll table, with alight
stock in receivers hands and but little coming in
TAR-Continues to be in fair enquiry, and scarce
ly any coming to market. Only one lot of 81 bbls.
received Con Friday which sold at 50 % Dbl.
BEEF CATTLE The market continues to be
poorly supplied With beeyes, but the supply is
sufficient for present purposes Only one or two
small droves Of inferior received, and we quote on
the hoof at 6l10 cents f9 Ii. net as in quality
SHEEP are in moderate stock but prime article
finds ready sale. We quote at prices ranging from
81 so to s. so each.
BARRELS Recent arrivals have fully supplied
the market with empty spirit barrels, and the de-
mand appears to be unusually limited. The sales
during the week have been confined to small lots
from wharf as follows: Second hand, 1898 Is for
lots as they run, and So 50@s3 IS for selected;
new s. 50G9s4 for country, and $4(0s4 Is for II. Y
make, as in quantity anG quality.
CoIToN.-We have nothing new to report in the
market for this article during the past week.
There is little or no stock now held here, and no
demand worthy OF note Our quotations are there
fore merely nominal at 23a cents fol middling.
Corn MEAL-The market is moderately sup
piled, and only light retail demand We quote
from the mills at 81 450$1 so u bushel. as in
quality. as-..
EaGs-Are brought to market sparingly, and
find ready sale at Is cents % dozen by the guam
tity.
FERT1IIzERs-At present there is very little de-
mand. and there is moderate supply OF nearly all
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-06-21

There was bit of romance connected
with the great Derby race in England,
which took place fortnight ago. A young
lady was engaged to be married to Mr..
Chaplin, but twenty-four hours before the
proposed wedding, eloped with the Mar
quis of Hastings. At the Derby Mr.. Chap
Inns horse won, and the Marquis of Hast
tingsin consequence lost G120, 900 nearly
three quarters of a million dollars in cur
rency The Marquis is now hard up, and
Mr.. Chaplin has had his revenge.
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NOTICE.

HAVING BEEN APPOINTED at the June
Ii term of the Court of Pleas and Quarter SEES
sions, OF New Hanover county, Administrator,
with the will annexed, on the estate OF the late
r. G. Murphy, Thereby notify all persons indebted
to the said estate to make immediate payment,
and all those having claims to present them with
in the time pre- scribed by law or this notice will
be pleaded in bar Of their recovery.
VIM. ". FENNELL,
. Administrator.
June q 19-6W
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N0TiGE,

Z WILL sell at public Auction, on fS@a,
/ Saturday the 22d Of June, my STORE Will
HOUSE and LOT, situated al Burgaw Do 1-..1-
pot, twenty-five miles from Wilmington. This is
an excellent stand for country store, and the
opportunity offers splendid chance for those
Wishing to engage in the mercantile business.
Terms made known on day of sale.
S. p. HAND.
iune IL 223-d&w1t*
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SPIRITS TURPENTINE.- From our table of sales
given below it will be seen that prices have been
rather irregular for the past week. On Saturday
an advance Of 1I9l1 cent was obtained on previous
days figures but on Monday this advance was
nearly lost, sales being made at 52B cents. The
market since has ruled quite steady, and closes
with fair demand at prices ranging from 81 to So
cents, according to condition and quality Of pack
ages The arrivals since last have been lighter
than for some weeks, and the reduced stock in
receivers hands has caused more tirmness on the
part of holders. The sales are l, l72 bills, fol-
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Notice,

A PpL1CATION WILL be MADE By ME for
N q renewal Of Certificate No 24G for Four
Shares oil Capital Stock of the Wilmington and
Manchester Railroad Company, which has been
lost.
r. D. LOVE.
uus Is 222-1t&19-5t*
Sumter News copy 1aw6w and send bill to this
Office for collection.
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NOTICE.

TIME HEIRS AT LAW OF MARGARET BRAS
1 WELL deceased, are requested to meet me
at my office of Clerk and Master in Equity, for
Robcson County, at the Court House in Lumber
ton Oh the first Monday in July next, at u
O'Clock, NJ.
N. A. MCLEAN,
Clerk and Master in Equity,
for Robson County.
June u 1926
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wILrIIN GToN MONEY mAsKET.
BANK NOTES.
DIED

an Wednesday, 12th instant, at the residence Of
her father in itaejgh, y. g., IN the 3lEt year OF
herage, MAMIE AABLER, wife Of VIM II. Ken
non, ard only surviving d4ugh liter of Dr. Edward
G. and LaviHia a. Fisher.
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R Z Y | E "
OF THE
WILMI NGTON NJ A r ETS
FOR THE
WEEK ENDING THURSDAY,
Eu1e go, 1867.

TURPENTINE.--Durin the week just ended there
has been steady demand for both shipping and
dsting purposes, and the market has ruled with
more tirmness-c closing at IS 80 for virgin and yell
low dip, and 81 G5 for hard y $50 lbs, which is
is all advance Of 1890 cents on former quota
tons. The arrivals and sales for the week foot
M g54 hbls "a follows:
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The New Orleans policemen recently dis
charged 10y Mayor Heath have taken steps
to obtain redress through the law.
The majority in the New York Working
mems Convention do not regard the present
as favorable time to enter on struggle
with employers.
Ex-Congressman Deming is to deliver
an Grafton at Albany on the Fourth of
July.
It is computed that 5000 kegs of lager
beer are drank in New Orleans every day
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Markets..

New YORK, June 1916 P. N.
Cotton unchange6-sales Of 2, JOG bales. Flour
dull State 81 30g$10 80; Southern 80 40QDsl5.
Corn quiet mixed Western 81 070S1 10 South
ern white 81 10. Pork firm at S2l 10. Lard dull.
Whiskey quiet. Groceries quiet and steady. Naval
Stores quiet Turpentine G67 cents Rosln So 81
@s8. Freights less firmer Cotton u steam SIG.
Stocks active. Gold 1885,. Fiye-tWenties, Of go,
Coupons, registered, 1O7@1074. Virginia skies 81
M7O Tennessee skies, new issue, SO.
BALTIMORE, June 1916 ?. IL.
Cotton quiet at Is to 265 cents. Rio Coffee dull
and unchanged, stock 1900 bags. Flour dull and
Dropping only retail demand. Corn more steady:
white 81 O7@s1 O8 yellow 81 O8@s1 10; Western
mixed 81. Sugar quiet and unchanged, imports
1000 hogsheads during the past week. Provis-
ions-stock light, market maintained but mac
tive. Lard and Mess Pork dull and heavy. Whis-
key IS IS.
AUGUSTA, June 1916 P. M.
Cotton quiet-sales of SO bales; strict Middling
24@245 cents.
SAVANNAH, June 1876 P. III.
Cotton steady and is in fair demand. Sales oil
80 bales. Stock offering is very light. Receipts
46 bales.