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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-26
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FIRE DEPARTMENT.

UIIHkA UEEAttINIGVT Ts
rTHR VICEPRESIDENT AND FIVE MEMBERS OF
J. each Company will assemble on Citadel Green, in
nnorm 1h.s Uay 18th inst at o'clock M to escort
tho FLORENCE FIRE ENGINE COMPANY from North
eastern Railroad Depot to their quarters.
NJ. H. NATHAN,
K. s. DURYEA, ! Committee.
JOSEPH HILTON,
The VcePresdent of the Charleston Flro Company of
Axemen will command the detachment. .lnd receive tho
Company. -. s2s7 = April 26
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CHARLESTON FLOATING DRY DOCK
AND MARINE RAILWAY COMPANY
SPECIAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
"A Will be held on Monday the 2eth inst, at 12 O'Clock
merdlan at the Office OF W. B. Heriot Co., No. Broad
street. Ageneral attendance is requested.
WILLIAM B. HER1OT,
April &c 3 President
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-26

I. o. o. FIR, w. GIsANDELODGE OF
SOUTH CAROLINA
THIS DAY, TIE 26TH INST, HAVING BEEN AP
J. POINTED by the Grand Sire, in accordance with
resolution of the Grand Lodge of the United States, as
Day OF thanksgiving to Almighty God tor preserving
and maintaining the unbroken unity and faternM rela
hons Of our Order the viii be observed by this
Jurisdiction. The Officers and Members Of the Grsnd
Lodge will assemble ut Odd Fellows Hall at o'clock
F. M when after appropriate religious services, an Ad-
dress will be delivered by P. g. NJ, r. s. DURYEA.
BY order OF the NJ. VI. g. M.
JOHN H. HONOUR, Jn., II. D.,
Charleston, April 25, 1857.
April 26 q Grand Secretary.
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NEWS SUMMARY.

Cotton closed in New York firm at Csc. for Mid
ding Uplands.
Gold closed in New York at 400.
Cotton closed in Liverpool at 1o!a1osd. for Mid
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PLEASURE PARTIES! PLEAS
l. URE PARTIES!!
HlHE CELEBRATkD YACHT, MAGGIE MITCHELL
i the winner of the prize at the late re1atta-wil
leave White Point Garden Oh excursion around tho
hurbor EVERY AFTERNOON. This is rare chance for
those who have not hud the opportunity of visiting our
waters Children (25) twenty-five cents
Apply to Captain on board. IL:
Private pa ties Wishing this Yacht for excursion, ut
reasonable terms, can apply !4s,. /
April a wfms No. So East Bay.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-26

TJ1O RENT OR FOR SALE CHEAP, THE
DELIGHTFUL RESIDENCE No. Ashley street. For
particulars address b. f., Daily News Otice.
Tebr1lary
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-26

HOPE FIRE ENGINE COMPANY,
VOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO APPEAR AT
Il the Engine House To-Aorrow Morning, 9th inst,
at O'Clock III full uniform (back pants, for Annual
Parade and Inspection OF the Fire Department.
W. q. SMITH,
April &c President
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-26

ITO RENT, HALF OF TE1E HOUSE, NO. 90
KING STREET, with use Of . fine cstarn. 5 For
turther particulars, apply on the premises. !:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-26

DRICK STABLE TO RENT.-A COnINiO-
ID .DIOUS BRICK STABLE. with accommodations
horses and vehicl can be hred applied tor soon
For PARTICULAR apply premises No. 81 CHURCH
STREET, west side, near Tradd. Apr.i IL
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rTyO RENT, PART OF HOUSE No. rs PINCk.
| NEY street. Tie Rooms are in thorough repair
There is good cistern on the lot Apply on the prem
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eius autc tcutiGc MEtin lam cine quite gniIcianA te
fnmnen' Nfan n.clbe |id 2l3 YtctnN Str., uapc fct
Salbruu Str, 1riidcuS nns 10 llbr Wrr3eis. o.s
Aprl 26 . -
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L.ERBiH. striyaon
et,r1aa'rly4ss /;
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-03-22
II III IL
MARSHALL HOUSE.
II III IL
J. "A. MAYS, Proprietor.

'INIIE Proprietor Of this we'll known and pop
L. ular House would inform his friends and the
travelling public. that he has leased the Mar
shall li"use.' ana is now prepared 10 accom-
m".!atr regular and transient Bonr,lers with
boarding and lodgings. lie respectfully solic-
it, share Of public patronage. feeling conf
dent Of giving entire satisfaction TO the most
fastidous.
His Table will be found supplied with the
hest productions Of the market and county,
His Whole attention will be given to his
House. rs il is Lis OF, jet to make the sojouTn
of the traveller nn'l stranger pleasant.
Connected with the I!nuAc are n we'll kept
lar AMI II hnn.s"m" Billiard Saloon.
Also cH the PREMISES n livery Stable we'll
supplied with Horses and Buggics for hire.
The proprietor only asks, that his House be
frcquenle,l, TO IS. abish its orderly go vernmenl,
and to prove the comfort Of the traveller.
Jan. 25, 1867, IO-tf
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-03-22
SIlID TAXES,

'UNIlE TAX COLLECTOR hereby notifies the
1 ci izrus of Abbrviiie District that he
will attend at the following named places, ut
the times respectively designated, nr The pnr-
pose Of ASSESSING (not crlIccting) the State
Taxe::
l."wnd. svi''", Monday, March 4.
Tribt,lr's, TIcs'iay. March ).
Raz;l Cn.hnui's, Wednesday, March G.
Due West Thursday, March 7.
D"nnallsvi!,e, friday, March 3.
E"k-sbury, Saturday March Q.
Caihoun's Mills. Monday, March IL.
Bordeaux, Tuesday, Maich'l2.
Mnsel~y's. lin the Range) WeI'y, March l3
HrnLlcy'S Thursday. March II.
Ciies' Cross Roads. Friday March I5
C"krshuv, saturday, March lG.
Ni"cIy-SiN. f'"m ~ o'clock Monday, Man 81,
Is, 40 II ociuck Tuesday, March 10.
Greenwood, f1"m II o'clock Tuesday, March,
lo. /" l. "cl"ck Wednesday, March ~
C"krshuIJ. Thursday and Friday, March 81
anl 22.
Ahhev!e Court House. nll lays Of the
week, except on Saturday, (when he will be
al C"kesbury) from Monday, March %, to
Saturday, April 20, when the BOOKS will be
closed for irturns. All parties fning to make
Their returns before that time will lie double tax.
ed
Returns must be made Of the value Of all
real estate. sncd ON the 1st January 1867
All srirItuous liquors solu between Is, january,
lShl-GS, Quarterly returns y ali Lur.ics, car
rlnSc$, gold and silver plates. watches. jeweiry
and pianos on hand lst January, 1867.
Returns must be made o. all grcss incomes
from employmcnts, faculties. and Professions,
arising between lrt January, 1866 1867.
An.uns Of sales "f goods, wares, merchan-
disc "rtween 1t .Innnary. 66-G7.
Amounts Of sales Of goods, wares and mer-
chardise between lst January, GIGS, (quar.
terry returna
lnc",nss in excess Of $500. from salaries,
notes: dividends and money Mt interest.
Incomes from mile. and toll on cotton
gInae.i, d..
Returns mus, hr made by keepers of Hotels,
Livery Stables, Billiard Tables, Bar Rooms,
Pubic iIack' Stage Coaches. &c.
Tax.,'ryrs vii aer required 10 rttrrA tn"
na'ics of males on their plantations between
iEc ages CT ; am.I so Yeas.
No taxes will be collected before the Goth
April. the last day of making returns. From
that time To the 10Th June. The Tax Collector
will be at Ahb"villc Court House, for the pnr-
p"se of collecting taxes, except on Saturdays,
when he will be ut Cokesbury.
Executions will be issued against all persons
failing to pay their taXrs by the 18th of June
the taxes herein levied shall be paid only in
gold and silver coin. United States Treasury
Notes, o Notes declared to lie legal tender
10y the Government OF the United States, or
he' es Of National Banks. or the bills receivable
Of ihis State; also, the pay certificates Of
Jurors and stables.
s. y. HODGES. Tax Collector
Abbeville District
Feb 90. 4l,tf
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-03-22
LOST

COMEWIlrRE on TIL Snake Road, between
> Bordeaux AMI AbhcvIlc &. II. Eleven
NOTES, two OF "hi-h were payable tn Brit!
4 Ero,hcr two payabl" 10 Jamc; NJ. Perrin.
and tie oiEcr rnl.s do not remember VIII"
dry were payable to; some Of the dates far
hact i$!t, al "f which have been paid
The above notes wc:" given and signed by
phares Martin. The finder If sail l"i"s VIII
BE ;'rraIlv rewarded for Ih"ir delivery I" ,n"
at nv res, III. nee" Or To the Ei,ur of this oiiirc
Some of the n"tc; MAJ rcl pa;d, aud Ia"
":hcrs with lie ,anl"* p rilv torn.
puARE>; {. MARTIN.
E.:ri"uuX l.. ..
Abtevi;lc 3 &.
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Change of Schedule of South
Carolina Rail Road Company.

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GTcenyiiIe and Columbia s:aiIrSs,!

..3!::5- 77=54t,*2 =E=::s: s-::s.,;;t ife.lI /
- .Fi:9-; E! - II
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Candidates. ~ \

car The friends Of 8. p, BoOZER respect
fully announce him a'esndidate for The office Q
Tax Collector at the ensuing election.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-02

The despo.ic principles and practices Of the
Pope, both in civil and religious matters, are
brought home to the apprehension of Amer
leans by recent order suppressing Protest
ant worship in Rome, and ordering the
church at which the American citizens and
diplomatic agents resident there were accus.
toned to worship, to be removed beyond the
city limits.
Mr.. King, the American representative,
tamely submitted TO the outrage upon, the
honor Of the country and the rights Of Amer
lean citizens. Congress, BY way Of showing
its disgust for the pusillanimity Of Mr.. King
and the outrage of the Pope, has put An end
we trust, now and forever, to the extravagan
folly and servilisy to Popery Of maintaining
an Ambassador at Rome.
The following preamble and resolution
were introduced into the House, and, sftel
striking out the preamble. the resolution wa
adopted:
"wHrnEAs, 1t Is beneath the dignity aud con
trary TO the justice Of this nation TO be represent
I'd 1T any court whose government prohibits tn
free worship BY American citizens Of the Christian
religion; and
"WHEREAs, The Roman government has late
ly ordered the American churches. to be remove
outside the city, and does prohibit the free exer
else by them of the Christion religion; there
fore,
" BE IL enacted, That no moneys hereby appro
printed shall be paid for the support Of the Uni
ted States legation at Rome, or the future expen
ses Of any such legation"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-02

FOR SALE.-Eighty acres of improved
- land near Charleston, Lse county, Iowa. Good im-
provsments thereon. Price SIS per acrs-very cheap
Good title. Enquire Of WhSSULfON
janis Real Estate Agent No. 81 Main Street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-02

The New York Sun has an article on "Re-
.istance to Impeachment" 1t doesn't see
the situation in the same light as those ire
pressibly valorous Democratic chaps, who
are Tuning over the impeachment matter
and threatning to do sgreat deal of bloody
work, and all that, if Andrews impeached.
Discussion Of this subject is supererogatory.
If the matter should ever go as far as the
Senate, that body, from considerations OF
craftsmanship and political policy, will doubt
less put q quietus on the matter. But, in
any event, the Sun reads its Democratic
brethren wholesome doctrine herein. The
loyal people will deplore impeachment if it
becomes necessary; but if it do so become,
they will do their work in serious earnest,
and will enforce their Judgment with firm
hand and an unchanging steadfastness:
"while the San regards the impeachment move
ment as Unnecessary, causeless, and unwarrAnted,
and is quite confident that in the event Of . trial
the prosecution would fail, it nevertheless in case
of-'the formal trial and impeachment Of the Pre-
sident would discountenance any movement for
forcible resistance TO the decision. The authority
of the Constitution should be maintained in re-
spect to impeachment, the same as in any
other matter. The instrument dnquestionably
gives Congress the power to try the President on
the charges that have been preferred against him.
and If these charges should be sustained no law
abiding citizen could resist the verdict. Public
opinion might be against the dieision it might be
thought that there warrant whatever for
IL; for being formal and legal there would be no
excuse for Sighting against il. It often happens
In common law cases that verdicts are rendered
which are apparently not warranted by the evil
dence But would the worsted party in lawsuit
be justified in refusing to obey the verdict that
ground, Laws would be worth nothing II they
could be overridden by individual opinions.
Whether legal decisions be in accordance with
justice or not, they must be observed and obeyed.
So far a. the impeachment question Is concernsd,
We believe that the President himself would" dis
countenarce any movement to keep him in power in
defiance of a formal deposision by . Court of I'm
parchment. He could not consistently do other
wise in view of the firm position which he has al
ways held respecting the Constitution and the
obligations which it imposes, He wonld feel, Of
course, that the decision was partial and unde-
served, but being regular and legal there would be
alternative but to bow before it. Any other
course ,eosld be direct blor against tie Coss,tu
zion, and could receirs the sanction Of those no
Maintain and uphold that instrumen,.'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-02

( The Burlington 1 Missouri Railroad
depot as Mt. Pleasant was destroyed By hrs
last Monday night. Loss $4,000. Insu-
rance not stated. SEQ the Frss Press.
The Sheriff Of Des Moines county took
two prisoners from Burlington TO the penn
tsntiary 1t Fl. Madison on Wednesday. So
HnckesN. asss=sss= saag-Hesa sszs.r-rs.sssass.s
The nunhG Of suicides is increasing
The Muscatine Joarsdl chronicles this one;
al ~ Friday morning neishbofAssd =
Seventy-Eix township, this county, eeos'
eight miles from this city, was thrown into
srest excitement by the suicide Of Mrs J. +.
williams, who ended her existence By cut
lin, her throat in q most frightfdi manner
v;,b : razor. II was her custom to use
razor in trimming her corns, and Friday
morning, ostensibly for this purpose, with fh'
weapon in hand, she retired to her chamber
where her lifeless body was found soon After
Mrs. Williams had been suffering from
severe attack Of typhoid fever, and was also
the victim Of hereditary insanity, which cir
cumst.nces, no doubt, led TO the rasn act
sba vas the daughter Of Mr.. Peter Collins
formerly a citizen of this place, but nov Inv
ing a. springdale, Cedar county. she VA
about twenty seven years Of ate, and ieave'
m otherless four children"
The Dubuque 79mss chronicles thi'
singular circumstance in connection with thu
Opera House drawing: "a gentleman o.
this city, who is by no means OF the super
natural, psychological order, but one Snt
finds in the plain, matter>offact world, sum
Glen, to occupy his attention-in short, TIT
last person one would select as s'dweller OF
the threshhold' between the visible and In
yisible-had q remarkable dream in connec
ton with the late drawing of the Open
| House, that in its verifcation was singular
to SAY the least. Some days before the draw
ing took place, after retiring 70 bed on'
evening, he dreamed that . presence CANT
to his bedside holding in its hand ticket
/ upon which was plainly inscribed the nov
worldwide number $500. So impressed
was he with bis vision, that on awakening
his Grst thought was to write to Chicago TO
this number, but it was too late; it was not t.
be had. Singular as this may appear, it Il
nevertheless no mistake, as the gentleman
informed several friends Of the occurrence
on the morning following his dream, ant
assured them that this number would draw
the prize"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-02

The Legislative body In Spain u known ps
N. t;tle Of the Cortes; and BY the Orig
nal Fundamental Consultation orcastom OF
a.. country, that body has similar powers to
those of the Parliament Of England, or the
Congress, of the United States. Bat in the
nroeress of events in ages long past and
rome, the polite and powerful rulers Of Spain
msneed to absorb the powers Of Government
into their own hands, and dispense entirely
with the Cortes, or use them simply 70 regis
ter the despotic DEGREES Of the Sovereign.
OF late years, however, under weaker Sover'
eigns the Legislative body had, in some de-
gree, regained their position, if not then
power. And recently they have been trying
to exert their Legislative power to RESTRAIN
the tyranny of the Crown. 1t would seem,
however, that the Sovereign hal proved toe
powerful for them, aud has already served
them as the Copperhead and rebel press ad
wise johnson to serve the Congress OF thf
UnisdSafes.
1t possible that our President may follow
the example OF The Queen OF SPAN, ana 80 ou'
readers may really have more directinteres
in the progress Of events Of Spain, that ha'
seemed probable heretofore.
The Queen, by her prerogative, dissolved
the Cortes on the 30th of December, aud or
dered new election. Before the decree wa
signed. however, one hundred and thirty dep
uties presented remons.rance against tb'
dissolution. Thereupon the Presidentand sey
eral prominent deputies and Marshal Serrant
were promptly arrested and sent into exile
and measures we're carried with high hant
to suppress all opposition to the desposism Q
the Crown.
The protest is worthy the ancient fame o
the Cortes Of Spain, and the people are OF
the side of the Legislature, and although the.
may not now be able to contend with tn
Military Despotism which prevails at Madrid
they will SOW the seed, which, in goo'
time, will produce the fruits Of liberty, evel
in King ridden and Priest,ridden Spain.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-02

TEE st. Louis Democrat says that practical
iron>workers lave tried the Chester county
coal in Missouri, and pronounce II equal to
the coal used 1t Pittsburg for the manuiec-
sure Of iron. 1t says that experienced chem.
ISIS have given the same opinion. Hence i,
concludes that St. Louis within ten year.
should gather 70 herself the whole iron bus:-
meas Of The Continent and the Staae become
shs richest in the Onion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-02
For Sale.

A DOUBLE one-story Frame Dwelling
a House, eoutaialns sx rooms and cellar full Lot
good veil Of water and frame stable situated on Bank
between LIST and I'd streets. Enquire Of
WM HuLToN
tanl6d Real katate Afant.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-02

The Conservatives of the Kentucky Leeis.
iature, finding it impossible to elect their
own candidate, finally united With the rebels
and elected Garrel, Davis to the Senate Of
the United States. They would just Is read
lily have united on JEFF. Davis or Breckin.
ridge, had either Of them been the secesh
candidate. Truth is, the Conversatives
have gone over with johnson TO the rebel
ranks,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-02

The people of Hillsboro, Ohio. have had
grand sensation, in the trial of score OF
90 Of the most respectable ladies of the place
for cleaning out 2" drinking saloon,
The case excited intense interest, Of course
and thousands gathered to hear the trial
which lasted several days, but finally resulted
in the triumph Of the law, in the ssricsnes,
and severity Of letter. After consider
alton in their ro.sa for some eighteen hours
thojury returned verdict of guilty, and as
sessed the PENALTY at S625.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-02
Fee. &n1~s

A VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
a cottags Brick, containing nine rooms good cel
lar and WISH houss full Lot with variety u frus
consisting Of psars, apples cherries 0rspss Ac good
cistsrn. situated corner 9Th and Yxhkn streets Ia
quire Of WIN FULTON
tanlSd Real Estste Agent.
kNOH eALE.-l6O Acres Of Land, suitable for
u Orchard q oerdenng purpossarvthin IL nilas
fcity limits. Pnss 10 pr scsA AVN. vuLf0N,
janis Real nstats agent, 81 Main 1krsea.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-02
For sale.

A ONE-STORY Frame Dwelling House
n With ooms and good cellar, . full lot With WOO
house, cstsrns End varsity ofness eli kinds Of mud
tanls-d WM. FULTON, Agentof
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-30
SOHnrGSS.

In the Senate, Yesterday Mr.. Chandler offered
JOINT resolution declaring strict neutrality On
the part of the u. S. between thu Kingdom of
Great Britain ard the King of Abys,na during
the difficulties nov pending between those two
couutries Mr. Chandler said this resolution
VS. an exact crpy Of tn" proclamation issued
by The government of Great Britain on the l4th
of May 1861, in relation to the U. S. and he
tn ought it but just and right that we should
observe the SAME courtesy towards Great Bri.
tain. 1t went over under the rules Mr.. Morrill,
introduced bill directing the Secretary Of the
Treasury on and alter the 4th of July, 1869,
10 pay in coin all q, S notes not bearing inter
est and commonly called !egal-tcnder notes,
which may be presented for such payment, At
places designated by the Secretary. The second
section pr, Vides that hereafter AMI until Jan
uary |, 1869, whenever there Shall he in lhc
Treasury after raging the interest and coupons
ailing due on the lst OF January and July each
y ear, and deduc:ing gold certificates OF deposit,
any excess Of coin over and above the sam OF
Sc twenty-five millions of dollars, The Secretary
of the Treasury shall be and hereby is required,
wi thin thirty days from the lst OF January and
July as aforesaid, to SILL the same in such
Lila ulieI as LII LIS JuuSlllcuG W III OCSt pluuiVtC
the public interest, and may receive in pay
meat therefor q. s. notes. notes of National
banks, y. S. compound interest notes,
or q. S. three per cent certificates. 1t is
also declared 'that on AMI alter the 4th day OF
July. 1869, all National banks shall be- and
they are hereby respectively required to return
and pay in coin, on demand all their Lills issued
as currency of the dissemination of five dollars
and under, whea presented at the counters of
said banks, and all bills o. higher denomina
ton, so issued and presented, may, and shall
be paid either in coin of the d. S. or egal-ender
notes All National banks having less than
twenty per centum Of specie On hand of their
respective capital, shall hereafter; and until
July lst, 1869, be- and are required TO keep
and to hold IN coin all interest received on u.
S. bonds which may be deposited by them,
according to law, with the Treasurer Of the y.
S; provided that this shall not be so construed
as to add anything to the amount Of reserve
now required to be held By the said banks.
The bill was ordered to be printed, and Mr..
Morrill, said he would press its passage at an
early day The House vas not 10 session yester-
day. .,az~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-30
CONE VI ELESG5A7.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Nov. 3J.-Flour is
quiet and dull, and prices nominal. 4 fur en-
quiry for Wheat with light offerings, and no
good or primo. Sales Of inferior lots rcd Ut 30,
2l2 and 215. Old Corn quiet, with sales at l2J
for mixed new in fair dem nd, with sales at
1906 lO7 ard 1O3; in tbs ear, by the barrel, 81 so
Oats in mo cratc request, with sales 1T g. 6G
and 81 Rye 1875, and quiet. Dressed Hogs in
fair demand, with sales at So 50 for prime lots
Apples in plentiful supply. Dressed Poultry
scarce and wanted.