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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-20
Cleared Yesterday.


Steamship B souder, Lobby New York-Jno Theo
Getty.
Steamship City OF Port au Prince Jackson Boston, via
Savannah-W Roach.
Bark Leonidas Howard, Lverpool-Risley & Creighton
Wont to Sea Yesterday.
Steamship B soudcr, Lebby, New York.
From this Port.
Brig Fannie, Trader, Wilmington, C, Dec 19.
Brig E Voorhis, Fulford, Georgetown, c, Dec H.
Scbr Pharo Allen, Georgetown, S c, Dec 10.
Cleared for this Port.
Schr Vapor Bogert, at New York Dec ii.
Memoranda.
The brig Josie Devereaux Clark from this port for
Boston anchored eff the Breakwater at South Yarmouth
Mass, Dec II.
The bark Alexander McNein from Philadelphia for
this port. went down the Delaware River. the 10th
inst, in tow of the tug America
LIST OF VESSELS
UP. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
The Skiold Abrechtsen, cleared. Nov IS
Nor bark Kjelestadt Verge, cleared Oct 10
NEWCASTLE, ENG.
BARK y a Jones, --, up. NOV 10
NEWPORT, ENG.
The Sabina, Martin, sailed d.................Nov 29
LErTH.
The Bertha, Anderson, sailed Oct %
DOMESTIC.
NEWPORT II. I.
Brig Tangent, Rich, sailed. ............. ....Dec
BOSTON,
schr II Furber, Cobb, up. Dec -
NEW YORK.
Schr Maria Lunt Tracey, up.................D Dec 10
Schr Hartsene, Horn, cleared. Nov %
Schr Vapor Bogert cleared Dec IA
Schr NJ Bramhall Hussey up............... Dec II
PHILADELPHIA.
Bark Alex McNeill, Andrews cleared ed....... Dec 12
Brig Open Sea- Coombs, cleared. Dec
Schr Matthews. McElwee cleared Nov 30
Schr Mines, Burdge, cleared. Dec
BALTIMORE.
Brig Yankee Blade, Coombs, cleared. bee 10
Schr Shiloh Hubbard cleared ed................Dec 8
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Consignees per Northeastern Railroad,
December 10.

32 bales Upland and 20 bales Sea Island Cotton lao
bbs Naval Stores, bags Rough Rice. Peas Mdze, &C. To
Williams Co. j l. kirkpatrick, L Ii Rodgers Co.
Kanapaux & Lanneau, l. Webb, Mowry y Co, X
Ryan, Il Baggett Co, Pinckney Brothers. W Dukes
i Co, Cart. Koptf Jervey, Ingraham Son. G II
Walter Co. Adams Frost d Co, ! Il Pringe. Kendall II
Dockcry Graeser, Lee, Smith s. Co. Ravencl Co. NJ
Caldwell Son, Wieers, 4 stenhousc X Co, Chisonl
Bros, Sawyer, and Order.
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THE SUMTER WATCnMAN

HTih 30 N'TIEN WATCTIHAN
rs PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, AT SUM.
l. TER, r. C., by GILBERT X FLOWERS, Propricors.
ut FOUR DOLLARS per anuum, invariably i'll advance
Advertisements inserted ut usual rates
Every style OF Job trIntin.' ese, ,ed IN the nr's'
style and greaest ,ilsI :ch arr.rEUei :.
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Headquarters Second Military District, }

Headquarters Second Military District,
CHARLESTON, s. c., November IA, 1867.
GENERAL ORDERS No. 1l6
The sherirs of the respective Counties and Districts
of North and South Carolina will to be prepared
copies of the lists for their respective Counties OF
Districts noting thereon all delinquent tax payers, and
forward the same through Post Commanders to thesa
Headquarters,
Tho expense of preparing such copies will be audited
and paid as County or District charge, as the case
may be.
BY command of Bvt. Major. General Ed r. S. CANDY.
LOUIS " CAZIARC,
Aide-de-Camp, Act'g. Asst. Adj't. denl.
Official: O. NJ. mitchell, Aide-de-Camp.
November 25
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Exports of Rice, Naval Stores and Lum Der
from the Port of Charleston, from the lst
September 10 December 10, 1867.
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PORT CALENDAR.

PHASES OF THE MOON.
First O. 4th, 5 I'm. morn Last G. 17th 10h. lam. even
Full NJ 11h. Gu. Conn., morn New NJ. 25th, 6h. 19m, even
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Exports OF Cotton, from the
Port of Charleston.
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HAY-Is in good demand and prices arc firm The re,
ceips are light Sales at 81 for shlppn and 81 2Oai SO
Tor retail lots Long rye straw at 9oa95c ana SNORT 10
s0a85c. ,oo,.,.
tREroHrs.-Rates are lower. To Liverpool-4OO bales
cotton at 5l6hs and by steamer 1000 bales cotton at
I'd d 90 900 bushels corn at 6Md.
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And there ihey sat popping corn.
John Stiles and Susan Gutter;
John stiles stout as any OK.
And susan fat rs butter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-03
lCOMMUNICATEp.

y
IcE.-I hope that next year our Ice dealers
will sec to it that CL supply Of ice is laid in
SO that it may be sold ut reasonable rates, and
with no stint. Ice has ceased to be ii luxury, 1t
is necessity, almost MS much AS wheat and
corn. AT any rate it ought not to be admins
tered in homeopathic quantities but on the
alopathic principle, as formerly. Tie il c now
sold here is Of an excellent quality, and Is
doubtless delivered ut as cheap rate as will
pay. But larger supply earlier in the season
would have made II cheaper. A CITIZEN.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

Captain Hugh Bone, long and intimately
Petersburg, and according 10 general testimony,
one Of the best manufacturers in the country,
is about to resign his position there to accept 4
more advantageous offer in the celebrated Clip
per NJ ills, near Baltimore
The applications for bankruptcy in Virginia
during the last week exceeded the total number
made since the bankrupt law passed.
John Caly, soldier Of the 18th u. S. in
fantry, cut his throat at Richmond yescr-
day. He was from Newark, N. j.
The dredging and deepening of the channel
of the river below Petersburg is going On sue
cessfully,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-03

RECONSTRUCTION. '-On the day upon the
night of which Mr.. Lincoln was murdered, the
subject of restoration of States to the Union,
as presented in the case of North Caroina'
was before the Cabinet We defy coutradic-
ton when we say that Mr.. Stanton then and
there submitted plan OF provisional govern
ment for North Carolina, which was in accor-
dance with Mr.. Lincolns we'll known views,
and much of his practice and which was sub
stantially carried out by President johnson,
Besides, after the Congressional conspirators
made war upon that policy, even as late as the
early days Of December, 1865, Colonel Forney
hun wrote in his two newspapers that a
short ride across the country showed that the
people responded heartily to the views express
ed ia the first annual message of the President
to the Thirty-ninth Congress, Nat. Int.
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TERRIBLE TRAGEDY IN ARKANSAS. "A ter
rible affair occurred at Marine, Arkansas. On
Friday A man named Bradley, an overseer
on Keys plantation, ordered coored woman
to do some work, she perempturl ~ refused
Bradley then attempted to chastlse her, which
she resisted; others intertered, when Bradley
drew pistol and fired, killing the negrcss.
The others became infuriated at this, and
Bradley fled, not knowing he had killed the
woman At his instance the two negroes con-
cerned in the attack on him were arrested, and
on Saturday brought before magistrate.
During the trial one Of negroes called him
a liar several times, when he struck linn He
was Get upon by other negroes, when he drew
his pistol and fired, killing two of them. He
then turned and fed, and has not been heard
from since. (?)
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FIFTH MILITARY DISTRlCT. General &her-
idan has acknowledged the receipt Of the order
relieving him from command, and has teIe-
grabbed to General Griffin, now in Texas, to
proceed to New Orleans Immediately. On
Griffin arrival Sheridan will come North i'm
medately. General Hancock it is reported,
has received permission, at his own request, to
delay his departure for New Orleans until the
abatement of the yellow fever. CoIoncls For
sythe, Sheridan, and Moore will accompany
General Sheridan to his new command Wash.
Chronicle
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w a n T S .

sATANTKD--lOy0 cords Of good CHESTN /.
w OAK BARK, for which we will pay =.
per cord, delivered NJ Alexandria on the cor:
the Orange 81 Alexa or Manassas Gap R.R" O.
ri the Tannery Merchants or others wL:4t%'
to contract with us for 100 or 200 cords, can j
So by calling Oh us at our store, No. Il, hJa!
street. We have Away on hand Dan ~ o..
HEMLOCK SOLE LEATHER, UPPhL
LEATHER, Of Ali kinds, Harness, Bride s0.
Skirting Leather, which we sell 1T the love,
cash prices. We are paying the highe:! ca.~
prices for good BEEF II lDES, dry and gtGy-
mp 9-eoLi 4. Z. SMOOT y SV'
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I, EG al n tt C z S :.

IN TILE CIRCUIT COURT OF FAIRFAX
1 county June term, 1857, Alex. ) Grigsby
" Walter S. Whaly, administrator Of 4. u.
" haly, dec d.: In chancery.
The Court doth adjudgr, order and decree
that Walter ) Whaly, administrator OF H. NJ
Whacy do audit and settle ms Aam!"i,i u'
account upon the estate of Robert NJ "haiy,
deceased, before the Commissioner hereafter
named thnt h;, produce before the SAID Com
missioner Ill books and papers relating thereto;
that he submit u be examined on "iLii' II re-
lnred, by any OF the parties Inlerc'tea Iit'
s..ii Commissioners ascertain the cStAte"l "h''"
Robert H. WhMly died sci2cl Of or possessed,
the annual and Iecs>nple value thereof me
liens upon said real estate, whether by deed "i
trust, judgment "r otherwise and their several
prOrltiCS.
Parties interested in tire above decree are
hereby notified that l. have fixed upon III No
DA the Sth day OF October, 1867, ~ 10 @ elk
a. IN when will take the accounts therein d.
rectru ut the Office Of George II. Blincoe a.
Fairfax Court House, where they are requested
to attend, with their vouchers and other cvi-
dcnce. JAM 70 VI. ~ IT,
VIRGINIA, to wit In the County Court OF
Y Fairfax county, August rules, 1867, Joseph
Cuoper VS.. J. n Forester and others; In
chanccry. :,
Mem :--The object Of this suit - t. attach
aud obtains decree for the sale OF acre, IT
poles of land, ut Fairfax &. Ii with steam hN
lures and machinery attached, the property o
the defendant, FORESTER, To pay platinum Ih'
sum Of 500, with interest from the lSt 0cptem
Der 1886; also, the sum Of 5000 with hLcreS
from the Sd November, 1886, and, also, The sti'
of s. 900 with interest from ii january, 1898.
1t 4prearing by affidavit filed that the defend
aut Forester, Is not Il resident Of this State, i
| is ordered that he appear within one month ii
| ter publication hereof, and do what is necessary
| To- protcc! his interest A copy, testc.
f. ID. RICHARDSON, Clerk.
Moore p @ MI T-lMw4w
| VTIRGINIA, t. with the Circuit Court ("
Y Fairfax county, August rules, 1861, John
| Powell agair,t Paul Gregory anI Louisa l.
| Gregory: In chunCcry.
Mem: The object ot This ~ut is to set aside
written agreement, entered INTO between tn
complainant and dclcndunt dated 10Th .eptcm
| Der, 1866, and to attach the olIe@t5 OF tho ~sl,
| Paul Gregory and subject The same 10 any
amount due the laid complainant, under tht
| said agreement.
II appearing hY affidavit Ii I'D that Pniti H.i z
| cry and Louisa l.. Gregory IRE not residents u
the State 0I Virginia. il i ordered that they ap
pear within month alter due publication hereof
| and do what is ncce-sarY To protect Their inter
est, T. copy, te=ta. W. b. COOLING. ok.
| DuIany Z Ball, L. 4 au T-la"4"
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nj L II & . i D )
We are noes receiving large additions to our
stock, and name in part
Hoop Skirts in - different sty les "nd sizes.
White and C"lorci h'lannel=.
Heavy nnd Fine Canton f'Inuneis
Kentucky Jeans ana Jerseys
,jutneLs and Vlrginia Cloths.
NeW styles CAIicuc2-all prices.
BIeached and Bro Cottons
filow-case and Shooting CCttons
Heavy DTlllinga for sNiIs AMI baggIngi with II
full assortment of Stockings: Gloves, uandker-
Chiefs and all goods in line, which We are
determined t. sci! at the lowest cash prices.
ROBERT l.. WOOD,
uu 20 New Store cor. King y tA!rlag SIS
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We are now prepArei To "her to wholesale
and retail purchasers, great bargains III almost
every descr;pli9n Of Dkf Huu'', tAkfE /
INGH, MATrlNGH, OIL CLOTHS, Sc, H".
We can only maine III l,Art-
linen and Cotton Hhcht'nG2, ilII'W Athona
and C"ttnna, t"nnlerPHhcS, b"J'!c", NalN'h,'
Towels. T"%tIln& at every description az 'e
DannsE, EleNrhrd ANA EEn"h; me N!"IH-'
HhlrLlnH Linen, Cations hleachcd ana hE""h'
Of every kinIi Elne p"inestIcsr ichIhHs'
Checks, Gingha!n+, and al! klnds OF Gi"'e-'
Hosiery and Notions. ..
4 very large assortment OF MDU ~ q
GOODS, such ~ -, II ana G-l AulirTIn! All
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THE " E8TERN CROP MOVEMENT The Chr
caeo Tribune remarks npon tn" movements al
the Western wheat crop:
'"Ihe recent rapid decline in WHEAT must
prove severe ON country buyers, but with the
daily extension OF the region III winch harvest
ing Is flushed, there IL M probability Of It's
causing any dimiuntion Of receipts On the
contrary, when the abundance OF the present
crop, to.el her with the increase Of tic urea Of
cultivation west of NJ since the laHt good wheat
crop in the region which finds it's market III
this city, is taking into considerations there can
be no doubt but our receipts must reach about
twice their present volume. The >lme re
marks apply to Milwaukee, which Is also the
market for large and rapidly extending wheat
GROWING district.
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HARDWARE, &c.

JAMES W Nails TIIVH. KiSi! EIi.i.
EAMES W. MALLS y CO.,
HARDWARE NJ NRCllANTS,
And Dealers in all kinds Of
81 | Il d n q NJ 4 II A l. ),
Such rs Stshcs, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings,
Brackets, Potomac Lime, Cucined Plaster,
Hydraulic Cement, kootng-Fclt and Pitch,
Window Glass from CyS To 32X4o, White Lead,
Paints oils, Eurnishos, Paint Brushes, White
wash Brushes Shoe Brushes, Lamps, Coal OIL,
and general assortment "l housekeeping
Goods.
Paints niyri snI lA,s cut t" order.
Particular ,ltcnL," puld 81 orders from the
country. I32, KING STREET,
Ap Tiff corner Columbus, Alexandra.
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The testimony of Gen. Hancock before the
Indian Commission is to the effect hat 10 his
belief if the troops were withdrawn not white
man would remain in Colorado, and the great
highways to the Pacific would be closed. he
Indians, he says, are amply provided with the
best modern weapons, even making Use of
field glasses.
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/ CLINTON MlLBURN,
AMILY ROGER,
AND DEALERIN
FINETEAS, WINES, LIQUORS. CIGARS
Corner Cameron and Royal Streets
ALEXANDRIA Va
Particular attention paid to the selec,i,,
Choice Flour and Teas. NV. o
NAVY X HARMON,
GROCERS, FEED,
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS;
Corner Of Prince and Royal 81.
ALEXANDRIA. Y.
Speci, attention given to the sale .! Con,,.
Produce. l0vQ -
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Petitions will be presented to Congress at
the coming November session, signed by the
leaders of the Radical party in Louisiana and
Texas, praying ior the restoration of General
Sheridan to the command Of the 5th military
district The petitioners admit that their
object can only be accomplished through the
impeachmept Of the President.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-03

The English Radical Reformers, > having
obtained the Reform bill, are next to turn theil
attention to vote by ballot. -
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EXPLANATION ASKED. Brig. Gen. Chas
P. Stone, in 1852 was arrested at midnight,
placed in Fort Lafayette, removed from his
command, charged with reasonable practices,
kept without trial, mustered out Of his rank
in the middle Of the war, after brilliant SER
vice in Louisiana, and, in fact, driven from the
army in disgrace This is one ofthe mysteries
of Mr. Lincoln Administration, and as Mr.
Stanton gave the order for General Stone S
arrest, now that he is out of office be may pro-
baby give the reason. m. Y Tribune.
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The New York Tribune says: The Presi-
dents amnesty proclamation is expected in a
few days. 1t is not to that that the country
will object there is no general wish to punish
by fine, Imprisonment, or death any man for
taking part 10 the rebellion But no opinion
of Stanbery or Buckley can repeal the law
which declares that no Executive pardon shall
entitle disfranchised rebels 10 vote. 1t may be
we'll to limit the acknowledgements give
the ballot to classes now deprived of it; but
this must be the act of Congress j
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Nd STAGE LINE FROM

aid STAGE LINE FROM
" ALEXANDRIA TO WlNCHESIEH
FARE REDUCED. Leaves AL f,-rE1tsss5
exundrin TU ESDA w, I'll u Rs 1919; 1z21&2e=ssss8
DAY and SATURDAY.. ut o'clock +. IL
and arrives ut Winchester Ut - O'Clock H., To-.
lowing days. ....
leaves Winchester TU kSDA ~, TIL H.
DAYS and SATURDAYS, ut II d. clock !"
and arrives at AIeXnulriu nj :! O o'clock p Ii
following days.
Lying over ut Uppervile ut night, whe:s
there are good hotel accommodations
Persons taking this line will DO called tJ' >
their residences in Alexandria and MlncAcs.r
and delivered Ut same on arrival.
fare from AlrXnndriH 10 Winche:tcr~.>o.:
Alde.............
g Middleburg. goo. 3.
Upperyille ...... -
Other points in proportion.
Offices At the City Hotel, Alexandria, and Ihl'
lnr Hotel, Winchester.
Freight on MI packages sent by this line m.'
be prepaid; if not it2 delivery will be a. lAe'',
Of the owner. {. WESS LES, Proprietor
w. B. NOLAAD
Agent ut MIIddjcbuY
J. h. THOMAS
40 l7--tr A gent at Fairfax C. I
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Come TO School. Send your children to
the school when it begins send them every
day through the term see that they are there
at the proper hour; furnish them all the books
the authorities require, and impress upon them
that they must thus go to school and study.
This Is what il meant, in the high sense of the
term. by going to school. "--Nat, mt
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REPORTED TRAGEDY-A report vas III
circulation yesterday that a difficulty occurred
between some colorei persons and two white
men on Friday evening last, at farm On the
Potomac liver about twenty-five Ur thirty
miles from the city, during which the two
whites aud TWO coored men We're killed. The
story goes that the c0lured mrn, who had been
hired to erect wharf and make other improve
lntnts about the place, got to drinking rather
freely, which made them troublesome aud ~
suting to the white Inen--a father and son
The son resented the lndenity and 4 fight
cn-ued, which soon resulted III several Of the
darkies Knocking him down and killing him
with clubs The father, who had kept out ri
the fight, was then assaulted violently, but sue,
ceeded ia keeping his assallants al bay tor
some time, and killing two Of the rlngleadrr".
subsequently, however, he VAS again attacked
and killed, after which the inuriated black;
jnmped toto scoWboat and He'd from the
landing. We do not vouch for the facts OF Ihl;,
case, but only give the report a. 1t Was detail
ed to us - Washington star.
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M A HI II r LIST.
PORT OF ALEXANDElA-GEPT.

ARRIVED.
Steamer John Gibson, Fuller, Ncw York, to
H 9. Winship.
Steamer James s. Green Morgan, Now Y erik,
to II. Eldridge i Co.
schr. Mary Adams, Billings, Portland pIas
ter to Hooe s W edderburn.
Echr. Montevue, Content, Philadelphia, coal
to l.. Nc kenZie.
SAILED.
Schr. Elenor, ;jerrcll, Baltimore, by G. i.
Worthngton.
Schr Thomas j. Tull, Cooper, Baltimore, by
G. y. WOrthington.
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Telegraphic dispatches are published in the
newspapers giving particulars of the condition
Of Jones and McCool the prize fighters, since
their late encounter near Cincinnati--one hav-
ing his face smashed, and the other his ribs
broken, &c, &c. TO employ the telegraph for
such purpose, and for such men, is bringing
that mode of communication, Ito base uses"
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z AMPS. LAMP GOODS & Oil.
VIM. COO Ar,

WIN. COi4AN,
Is, Forth Royal Street,
offers for safe LAMPS III great variety, from the
little Tom 'rhuinb. 10 the most magnificent Par
Tor Lamp; Cut, Ground and Plain Globes
Chimnoy5. all kinds and sizes. Brushlar Wick,
and all other goods III the tradc ut the most
s0nuble prices. Especial attention IS called 10
large lot oI Stand Lamps just received, purcha
led at extremely low figures, and offered at cor.
re:ponjug rates. Ali who want real bargains
i'll handsome PaTlof ANA Table camps had BET
ter come quickly. NH S--u
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GOLD.

toLD.
NEW YoRK, Sept 3.-Gold to-day, l4ls,
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
A XANDRIA NJ A XIX EFT
u,...,, Si,,t,,nhar , Il

TUESDAY,, SCpLeInDeF ., IoUl:
The market this morning exhibited still
better feeling, the demand for Grain being quite
active. Flour is steady, but prices unchanged.
There WAS fair enquiry for Wheat. but the
quality continues generally very inferior, with
an unusual quantity of garlic and cookie. We
note sales Of 1000 bushels white and red at lCS,
200 and 220 for the former, and $50, :01 @09 30,
900 and 223 for red-no prime white or red OF
fered, for which higher figures could READILY be
obtained. Choice white is much wanted. Corn
continues to improve, and we note sales Of 200
bushels at lOG for whit" log and l07 for mixed,
and one lot of yellow ut 10. Offerings Of Rye
very light, and sales Of about - bushels at $50
Sales OF 100 bushels Oats al s. and So.