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AGRICULTURAL WoRKs.-Wc have re-
ceived the November No. of the Southern
Planter and Farmer. This monthly keeps
up with the spirit of the times in its
themes and views. No agricultural work
that reaches US gives per month SO many
pages of valuable matter, and it is one of
the most intelligent and useful now pub
lished.
We have also the american Farmer, of
Baltimore, for November; paper which
has, during its long career, enjoyed high
reputation in the agricultural world.
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The Press on the Elec ton.

The Radical press has nothing to say in
the way of Cancellation. 1t cannot afford
to be rational yet. Its bitter passions must
not subside more rapidly than those it has
inspired in the hearts Of the people. So,
in hailing the election of General GRANT
they generally speak Of it as the end of
the rebellion-as giving the assurance that
the reconstruction laws are to be enforced,
&c.
Besides that, they do not know enough
of General GRANTS views tospeculate upon
his policy, and cannot undertake to throw
any light on the future. Their outpour-
ings of jubilatiop and malignity are there
fore, just now, the signs of nothing. They
are nothing more than the idle wind. When
General GRANT and those who have, with
him, to do the work, come to the business of
bringing order out of chaos, they must
approach it with very different feelings
from those entertained by the writer's Of
these crazy editorials.
The New York Times, edited by the au-
thor Of the address Of the Philadelphia Con-
vention. Of 1866, which address saw some
rights for southern whites, some wrong in
subordinating them to the negro, writes
now as though those whites were in open
rebellion-had no rights, and were to be
put down by General GRANT and brought
humbly to the dust. However, "Minor
Topics in that paper lets down slightly.
See article on the Prophecies.
The New York Tribune is lost in admi-
ration Of the propisious day Of the election,
ana lets off these hilarious and prayerful
i. continents:
& Not cloud was visible throughout it's
oiaen hours, which closed with a glorious
evening for telegrsphing and rejoicing
heaven grant that the happy auenrieg d
Inc day may be fully justified by the nros.
perity and happiness Of the new era y =,
ftiy ushered in! Live the Republic '' :
So far SO good. But nobody wants N,
Tribune to fix matters.
The New York Herald independently ,afte
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ED,

August lst, 1865, at Pink Hill, Richmond county,
Va, RICHARD L., sou Of William ). and Sarah
A. Northern in the tw enty-siXth year of bis age.
Baltimore papers please copy.
In this city, on Thursday morning the 5th instant
after short but painful Illness Of typhoid pneu-
monia at the residence Of her son-ln-law, Mr..
Thomas NJ. Saunders. whilst on visit to her
darfg 7ter. Mrs. MARY J. MINIS, wife Of Dir.
G.. ". Minnis formerly of Richmond, but now OF
Petersburg, Va. in the fOrty-fih year OF her age.
Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord
Her remains will leave THIS MORNING for
Norfolk. Va, for intcrment.
Philadelphia, Pa, papers will please copy.
htlOo'clock 2. NJ on the 9TH instant Mrs. ARA
MINTA K. ANDREWS, wife Of MIR. John G. An
dreSs.
The friends OF the family are invited to attend
her funeral at the residence corner OF Canal ant
sixth streets TO-DAY (frtdayl the 9Th instant, al
o. clock L. NJ.
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spEcYar. NOTICES.


SPECIAL NOTlCEs.
py THE BORDER FAIR EcLIPsED.
EXTRAORDINARY EXHIBITION.
DOMESTIC GOODS In EVERY VARIETY.
IMPORTED DRESS GOODS EXPRESSLY FOR
THE OPENING DAYl
THOUSANDS DELIGHTED WITH THE
ARTICLES EXHIBITED
THE OLD SOUTHERN DRY GOODS STORE,
Nos. 1913 AND 1915 MAIN STREET.
We are opening our FIFTH SUPPLY OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS, and can assure
our friends and customers that we are BETTER
PREPARED THAN EVER TO GIVE THEM
CHEAP GOODS; so that all can lay in their
supply with VERY LITTLE MONEY. The fol-
lowing comprise some Of the articles:
CALICOES, pretty styles, at 1oc.
CALICOES, handsome patterns at i23c.
CALICOES, beautiful designs and best goods, l4c.
I0-4 BED SHEETINGS at sic.
NEW YORK MILLS LONG CLOTH at CSC.
YARD-WIDE BLE6CaED COTTON only l2ic.,
of extra quality at &c., and still better at l6sc.
ALL-WOOL SCOTCH PLAIDS at TO- worth 75c.
ALPACA POPLINs, all colors, at soc.
The greatest bargains in WORSTED HOODS
and KNIT GOODS; also in SHAWLS.
The cheapest BED BLANKETS In the city.
Great bargains Ia PANTALOON STUFFs.
An extensive assortment of CLOAKS.
The greatest bargains In
FLANNEL. FLANNEL.! FLANNEL!.!
WHITE FLANNEL, an excellent article, at 3:sc.;
WHITE FLANNEL, full yard wide, at &c.;
The best and cheapest II A X E r or NON
SHRINKING FLANNEL.
Remember that we our goods at the
LOWEST CASH PRICE.
We sell large quantities of goods, and conse-
Guently can afford TO sell them ut the SMALLEST
PROFITS.
WE ask but ONE PRICE, and THAT THE
LOWEST.
Country merchants purchasing for cash sup
piled ut NEW YORK PRICES.
THE OLD SOUTHERN DRY GOODS STORE.
LEVY BROTHERS.,
oc27 Nos. 1918 and 1915 Main street,
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might conduct che business of mining for
gold In Africa with success, and his exam
pie would exert q powerful effect on the
native blacks. The rich proceeds of his
labor would tide him over the first period
of colonization, which is always so trying,
and he would soon acquire independence
and wealth, which would enable him to ex-
tend the missionary labors which he would
embark in after he got to Africa, whether
they were part Of his purpose in going
thither or not.
If the civilization Of Africa were left to
Africans, then the race, if capable of civil
lization, would permanently occupy and
rule the country. If it is to be the work
of the white man, then the race must Inger
and linger on to final extinction.
The question is exceedingly interesting.
These gold discoveries will probably hasten
it's solution. It is bad sign in the outset
that the Bamangwato chief becomes alarm
ed, and makes an appeal over his signature,
with cross-mark," to the British Go
r1ent to take the gold mines and pay him
for them. Nevertheless, the fields supply
ing ample support to emigrants are abund-
ant in Africa. If none of those who have
been enslayed in other lands seize the OPP
portunity to reclaim their country, why, it
will be manifest that the negro is not fitted
for the great work of the redemption Of
Africa and the bringing it forward among
the great divisions of the globe to do its
part in the sustenance Of man. That work,
which must be done, will fall to the lot of
others, and the negro will probably have
lost his last chance.
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MAERGED.

BY Rev. J. 3. Taylor, Jr., in Culpcpcr county,
on IucSdIy, November 3D. Dlr. WILLIAM D..
COLNIN TO Miss SALLIE NJ lNSkEEP, daugh-
ter of James W. Inskeep; all of Culpeper.
On the 5th Instant by Rev. A. (. Dickinson
JOHN L. OLIVER, Esq, Of King and Queen
county, to Miss ALCESTA WARE, OF Richmond,
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CARRIAGE MATERIALS.

rpokes. l to 8 inches; Feloes to incbt /;
Hubs d TO Ii inches diameter. by To is inefes
long buggy, SGlky, and Wagon Shafts Poles
Bows I'm imelled Cloth; Ensme'Ied Collar snt,
Dasl Leather Bolts, Bands, Boxes for Iron sna
wood sxies, and large stock Of mSierialsoi an
kinds for making and repairing all kinds OF We
hicles. For sale low IL. L.. WILLIAMS,
No. l4ii Main street, near Fifteenth.
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The Washington correspondent of the
New York Herald intimates that GRANT does
not resign because he wishes to have the
appointment Of his successor as General
SHERMAN being the man.
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: i. 80 sava and Gerdsdoff large va

fine lot of SAWS, and Gerdsdoff large va
riety of files. !.
dies, department, ETC., are all very well
sustained: but in order to catch the frss
mail we must reserve details for our next.
There arc on the grounds o number of
aside shows which are of course the
" greatest wonders of the age"-or at least
they are if their agents are to be believed.
LEXINGTON,
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IBATCHEL0R' HAIR DYE.-This
splendid HAIR DYE is the best IN the world; the
only true and perfect dye harmless, reliable, In
Simultaneous no disappointment; no ridiculous
tints remedies the Ill effects Of bad dyes; invigo-
rates and leaves the hair son and beautiful black
or bro,o1,. Sold by all druggists and perfumers,
and properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory,
No. Is Bond street. New York. sc 2s-eodt5thfe
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FUNERAL NoTICE.-Thc funeral of CHARLES
II. JENNINGS will be preached at the Oregon
Hill Methodist { pscopaI church on SUNDAY
November sth at II O'Clock A. NJ. Friends and
acquantances are Invited to attend 2k
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Estimated Majorities.
we give below the estimated majorities
"a pros;dent;a1 ticket.
FOR GRANT.

Grants majority of the popular vote, $4,000.
ELECTORAL VOTE RECAPITrLATIoN.
The returns indicate the following result
r.. - %.
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The above are merely estimated MAORI
ties. They will serve, however, to give a
tolerably clear idea of the result.
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TOR sALE.--A large and admirably
Il constructed FACTORY, situated ut Keys
vile, Charlotte county, Virginia, together with
SCREWS and all other necessary FIXTURES for
ordering and pricing tobacco is offered Tor sale at
parties inclined 10 engage in the tobacco pricing
business. For further particulars apply 70
oc Aim NOTHING x koHLER.
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zsy TEMPORARY REMOVAL
JULIUS sYCLE
FROM 3l9 MAIN STREET
TO THE STORE FORMERLY OCCUPIED By
THOMAS D. QUARLES,
319 BROAD, BETWEEN THIRD AND
FOURTH STREETS,
UNTIL Ills
NEW STORE,
No. AS BROAD STREET,
Is COMPLETED.
No $40 BROAD STREET is at present the
headquarters to get the latest styles Of FALL and
WINTER GOODS III the city, and 1T lower prices
than any other house.
Calico good fast color, at 12ic; Kleached Cotton,
full one yard wide and good quality. ut l2lc.; A.
Heavy Brown Shooting at l4c.; Beautiful Poplin,
all cOOrs, at 30c.; White Flannel at 20c., great
bargain Empress Cloth all colOrs, at 75c.: La
dies Balmoraj Skirts 1T 81 IS, really worth SITS
Solid Black Dress Goods for mourning dresses, for
Csc; Broadcloth and Beaver, for ladies' cloaks, for
81 per yard; Cashmere from T5c. to 81 IS; CAST
nets from 26 tn Soc; Kentucky Jeans from 20 10
37ic.; Gents Merino Undcrshirts at 75c. Nice La
dies Black Cloth Cloaks at SO; Dress Goods,
ShawIs, Hoop Skirts Linens, 'Corsets, Notions,
Blankets, Quilts, &c, and hundreds Of other arti-
Giles usually found In rst-class dry goods house
all TO he sold at great inducement. Call at
JULIUS SYCLE'S, al9 Broad street.
between Third and Fourth,
Thomas ID. Quarles's old stand.
Store cosed on SATURDAYS. oc 3l-sm
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PETERSBURG LETTER.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.

Sale of the Model Farn,-Coroner's Inquest
in Chesterfield.
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m BREEDEN &c FOX
are receiving this week large additional supplies Of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS;
amongst them many lots from late New York
auction sales at unusually low prices.
BREEDEN s. FOX,
oc f8-eoa1ct No. sol Broad street.
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INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE, AND MA
pINE RISKS. and LIFE INSURANCE effected
on favorable terms and In large amounts.
Our senior has had large experience In the In
surance business, which enables us to prepare our
policies with reference to the wants OF our pa
irons.
All kinds of property in town and country IN
sURED AGAINST FIRE, AND MARINE AND
INLAND INSURANCE effected TO all ports and
places desired
Applications by letter or In person promptly re-
spondedto.
THOMAS N. ALFRIEND Il SON.
oc 30-lm
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pOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS WATER

SWEET OIL, for tobacco manufacturers
~ for sale by PURCELL, ADD & co
tg,r
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STOVE FOR SALE.-One A No. large
- size DARKROOM STOVE for sale privately
III The store 1871 Main street. no 5-StN
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my FALL AND WINTER TRADE-ls6s.

EE FALL AND WINTER TRADE-1s6s.
j. DOHERTY, MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. 800 Main street, between Eighth and Ninth
streets, calls attention TO the largest STOCK OF
GOODS he has ever offered at the commencement,
Of a season.
The styles are new, the fabrics excellent, and
the prices will be made satisfactory 10 all who are
disposed TO have garments made to order.
Call and examine the stock. sc Tim
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FOR SALE,

NOTICE.-FOR SALE.-The BAR and
IL RESTAURANT on Fifteenth street between
Main and Franklin, known as 1.-THE LODGE
Will be sold privately. with the goodwill, license
and fixtures There is also 4 large HALL attached,
suitable for balls or partieS) the proprietor IS
DESTROYS Of engaging III some other business.
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The above valuable remedies are prepared by US,
and the taste modified with agreeable iavori1g.
j. BLAIR, pharmaceuti.t
81 SOS i,ruaI street.
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This invaluable mineral water, recently hottie.
is now In course of shipment to the houses nsrsS
below. AS a remedial agent I'm MANY dcnra~ed
conditions of the system, and in some Of TIE wor,t
chronic ailments. It, stands unrivalled and tbis
after at least FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCEof
its virtues. In all
SCkOFULOUS TAINTS OF THE BLOOD
In SKIN DISEASES,
IN BRONCHITIS,
CHRONIC DIARRHGA and DYSENTERy
DYSPEPSIA,
KIDNEY DISEASE, and PILES
It's cures have been many and very market The
same Is true OF FEMALE COMPLAINTS AZ ia
known 70 many hundreds who have experiruccdLts
healing qualities
Cases of one dozen half-gallons, Sio
Cases Of one dozen quarts So.
The MASS OR SsLTS Of the water M, I'M IN A.
ana $4-vials. For sale by
PURCELL. LADD & CO.. Richmond;
A. b. Rucker. Lynchburg II. a. & c. A. .ntos
Norfolk; Riyes & Proctor, Petersburg; G. "
q
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TO PHYSICIANS.

n
COD LIVER OIL with Bromide OF Iron and
PhosrhOru
COD LIVER OIL with lodidc of Iron smd Phos-
phorus;
COD LIVER OIL with iodine and Phosphorus:
COD LIVER OIL with Bromine and Phosphorus.
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SALAD OIL, SUPERIOR QUALIFY
~ for sale by PURCELL, LADD & co
nriir,u
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Total electoral vote. ~
Necessary 70 4 choice. las
pI.ctoraI vo,,s for Grant .......... l92
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E0UGERA'S and HEGEMAN,s con,
i LIVER OIL fer sale by
no4 PURCELL, LADD 4 co Drr,.,..
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The greatest bargains in WORSTED HOODS
and KNIT GOODS; also in SHAWLS.
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BLE4CaED COTTON only l2,c.,
Of extra quality at l5c., and still better at l6sc.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-21


son 7ae tuns Of coal. The increase in the COZ coz
- oe5 sI7 tnns and the whsle tunDage OF tne cent
d tHsf of lat year 647, $40 tuns-neafy 10 per
M, relt. ef the year, therefore show lar6o IL and
- tb hnsness of the road, both IN passel Otroight
- LII, ~ bnt ip consequence Of reduced rates OF 1es
theT 4. not corresponding increase IN gross ateols
whi,e the continued high prices for labor nses anu
have preyeuted any material reduction O 'in line the
The profits chiefly derived from w he Phiadel
In Railroad The expenses on bv s854 $50
pAia and Erie Road exceeded IT'S ,pndon Of the
T loss is Explained 10y the dilapidate1 en5ifion OF the
Older part OF ihe line ard the uEhlsncu. u.ersed BY this
rest and hy TIE fact that the cou on that can only
Hne es articles for transportam cnTnnanv now
be moved at low rates Of frelghte Railroad,
n. wet % PSnsy1as Railroad the tGGei.aIsd Railroad
Ctesson isal Oa9 tne EsiIroad the Mihn ana Cenne
Taty s' Railroad 70 My aPa & tae Srerats length Of
Broad IoP h, ~ So miles OF the main ROAD ai9 o9 ths
tbese IOSs s niles: total 9C2 miles Ihe ehsln VI .6C
braichrs ~ M" he New York and Erie Company rs ~ ~
% 5T the Atlantic and Great NsI{T' r SO and 0bo
% R's' yk Central 6I2 and by tho Baltimore "nu OH''
The following is a comparative statement OF the
earnings Of the Chicago and Northwestern halfway
New-York tribune., 1868-02-21
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

THURSDAY. Feb 20Arivols OF cattle since report of
yesterday--532 at COmmumpaw, 3s5 at Hudson CITY, 30
st Onehundredtht and 90 direct TO slaughter houses
making 07 head or including those reported yesterday,
AIS, and only 40l3 including Mondays sales at One
hundredth-st This Is light supply, ard the knowing
ones hint at a short run at One-hundredthst
fully sustained, and the market is active, scarcely
anything remaining unsOd. Some OF the TRANSACTIONS az
COmmuupaw, sales OF 4l4 Ill steers ior j. T. Alex
auder, fair 6U6. cwt cattle At dl6}c with lis medium
Iowa steers for J. Braman 6t cwt at prices AZ
Hudson City H. steers for Woods a Gillespie brought
16dlsc 6l cwt; q Ohio steers OF G. cwt
from COmmunipaw 35 Ohio oXen cows, and bnlls, for
DarueH d Co, run out at 15a17c. on cwt, while 27
mixed State cattle belonging TO j. Baldwin, sold at
l4c. g CWt and load Of q cWt State COWS. &c
brought GG each. Six OF cattle due at Hudson
sheep are dropping and prices are lower II we except
lots Arrivals to-day, including some which came
after the report of yesterday, 056 az COmmunipaw
1000 Hudson CITY, and 800 at FOrtieth-st, making
HundsOn City tomorrow. They are not all sold, some
from Yesterday still hanging Owners Of State sheep
nearly all losing money this week. Sales at COmmuni
paw, by Bells & PidcOck, Ohio stock fine WOOL %
Hudson City, a country owner sold car
state sheep fat PSI h. at &c; aso, 75 State
sheep. medium at 5lc. AT Forteth-st., with four
fresh and three holding from yesterday, Hume
Elliott sold fat State sheep, l03 ~ sc
good Canada, us b. 73c Ohio, S. H. e., with 20
culls from same at s. each: Ohio 81 To- with %
extra South Downs from Columbia County, this State
1919 10 az and 40 fine wool sheep, fed by j. Baine OF
county, 10 n at SIC S McGraw sold fine
wool Mich 50 b 7c one car 20 ID State &c, and one car
line wool state, lO3 ib, at Sc.
OF hogs we have SIX cars at Coumunipaw. and seven
at FOrtieths Prices little stronger than they
yesterday Sales az the former place by Messenger
Ohio pigs at eic BY S. w. AlertOn Co., six
part OF yesterdays arrivals III Illinois hogs at slice
At FoTtiethst, McBeth Nichols sold wo cars light Hi
nos, 100 h. at 60 Dorman stahlnecker sold two cars
Ohio, los 9iC.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-21
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

The steamship Constitution, from San Fran
cisco Jan 80 took for NewYork 1000 barrels Of -four
An Oyser-bed has been found within an hours
sail Of the Golden Gate. The bYalves large and
fine a. any " be found In the Chesapeake.
Peter S. Moore having stolen A. E. Mannings 3
money from hrs boarding house. Manning sold hs coat
TO get money with which To buy vial OF vitrlol This no
fang INTO Moore face, destroying eye and ShocAhsV
dstgurlng him.
The new Chinese Theater in San Francisco
requires strong pdioe force nightly to prevent Io.
number OF Chinese Dughs hay ng taken 9nsnse ~ .Ne
rule which Is innoyativs of Chinese usages
j. w. Walsh, publisher of n weekly pictorial
Journal has sued me Sacramento Union laying his dam
ages at $4,000 The UHtoas Oense is IN printing the
name Of one j. Walsh who having oesn opt ~
siders view this suit a keen advertising tlch.
Elder Knapp, the reviyalist, has gone from
Stockton 60 San Francisco Previous 70 i dePartufe
his congregation assembled WIN ain III the fIst bapst
Church. and there had hymns ana prayers Lhey theh
toed In line and proceeded 70 the boat, where they
asnr number of songs before the took her de
parture and another as she started on.
William Cooper. young New Yorker, was
sbo, and killed the night OF the 18th ut near San
lose by Orrn Dubois farmer whose daughter bad be-
come Intimate with Cooper After the shooting Dubois
went TO the city 70 surrender himself but, all the Off
ois heing abed he returned 20 his farm Ia the
ing the Sheriff took him into his buggy but while the
road 20 Jose they thrown out by upset in
mud hole and their horse having run away they were
compelled TO foot 1t to the city. Dubois awaits trial.
The great billiard match between v. i. Urn-
dorf OF Belmont, and Wallace W. Wright of virgins oly
he holder OF the champion Of Nevada TOOK pse1
the evening OF the 20th ult, al Ppers Opera
IIil pursuant 20 previous announcement, Tor the
pon cue aud $500 In coin aside The game was iouhpab
carOm game OF 1900 point, and was pLay yeo VI
quarter table. Wright tle 500 ana retains
dorY did not anTear IN NAV with half his usual skill and
nerve. Wright's average was 7lb orDdorfs, 10 ls9o
New-York tribune., 1868-02-21

sales $500 bb at s22 S3i as23 rs for Old Mess t24a
e l2 for New dO f2 as2l IS for Western Prime Mess
2 90 for City do and t22 30 for Thin Mess for future
quiet but steady 100 bbs sold at S9Gt3 for Plain
Mess S4G$l9 for Plain Mess and Slqd$2 30 for Extra
DO. Ilerce Beef Is dull and nominal Beer Halns are
ana IN good demand sales Of 55 pkgs NJ lOt dOlc for
ckled Shoulders, 19I4ic for Picked Hams l2c. for
Bellies, and 1000 cs Picked Hams to arrive at ~ dl5c
Bacon In brisk demand and higher sales Of 97 boxes
Cut and l4c for s. g. Dressed Hogs steady at 1890
Tor western and dllc for City Lard II again higher
but the very moderate offerings restrict business sales Of
900 pkgs al i4al4ic for No. l4 al!c. for City 15@
lio for fair 10 prime Steam, and l5ic for Kettle Rem
derod.
AFTERNOON PROVISION MARKET, o'cLoCK.-Tho
market Is quiet but firm New Mess is offered al s2i W.
Holders demand S24 l2i. We hear Of no sales.
PETROLEUM-Crude has advanced, and fair bust
ness was done Resins have been very active the stock
here Is much reduced Prices have advanced ana tue
market closes strong In Philadelphia the price Of South
Western, on the spot, Q23ic for March, 24a2c and
for APRIL Csc. VIC quote:
Crude t4ua47 Csvitylm bulk. ...........P galonIdl2
Crude t<OGH grayyl IN 0lI.
Refined in bond no ss Prime Lqb, Straw TO whe2t a3H
ktiuc1 n boud lO testl Standard Nhe.........2o G4
Refined IN bond (ll0 test Prime WhEe.,........- a@
RiCEThe market is quiet az former figures sales OF
Small lots Carolina at II l0ll3c.
SUGARs-Jhe demand for Raw has been tlue nloIe
active, but is s very light and the tendency OF prices
tnues downward The full quotations at the close
al2lc for fair 10 good Refining ana l2sc for No ~
Box. Sales Of Sf2 hhds. Cuba at 1890 Tor CUBA e
outside for Clarified aud 100 boxes Havana at uGl5tc
Refined are weak at abOnt l7c. for Haids ~
SEEDS The market ia firm for Clover seed at l3dl5c
Timothy Seed is salabe AZ 50 s0s5 l2 per tun. Rough
Flax is trm at s. 7O9S3 rs, IN small lots.
STRAW-A fair demand still prevails and the plardet
is firm at 81 for Long Rye and gOc 81 for Short do.
IALLOW-The demand has been quite active, ana the
market rm sales OF l75O00 at llGlic for common 10
prime
NuISKY-Thc market is quiet; Western is held at @jc
! bond,