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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Foreign Markets.

HAVANA, February 20.-Sugar animated; NO Il
Us ouoIed 7ka7H reals per arrobe Exchange on
London l0T prem; en- U. s. currency 3oaSI'
tper steamer Cuba. at New York;
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, February g
For the week-1he cotton market was quiet IN 1ne
lions we're barely supported; but and again
to-day the demand has been very acove, parlcuarly
from the t-ade, with comparatively lmiteu sup
pl,. and the week closes with great hrmness, and
generally an upw.rd tendency tor Sea Island there
has been an aciyo inquiry, and holders OF the medi
um and lower grades have supplied the market spar
ingy; prices consequently, OF these quanes are 10
d ID dearear Amerc III continues IN ext nslVe ue-
msnd, and utter some akness III prices, III tne pc De
ginning of the week. Is again very nrm ana 1ully
supports the quotations OF last week. For future de-
livery prices. after receting I'D per 10, have also
fully recovered.
saws: "1he Manchester market hns been very active
all month with the exception of one or two quiet days
at the opening. Tempted by the low prices current
at the ose of December, buyers OF all cla scs have
operated very largely both for present requirements
and forward delivery aud the majorit, OF producers
ara under orders for two months to come 1he de-
and has extended to ali classes OF yarns and fabrcs
and the home and foreign houses have 0oih been
large nurchasers but the buineSs has been particu-
lsry active In goods suitable for tue India and China
markets very large proportion OF the TRANSACTIONS
have been on speculation or IL anticipation U luture
wants and this will be certain TO hnuence tle HaI
i1I N tbe ACTIVITY indeed would cause consldera-
bic portion of the late purchases to be offered, and
perhaps pressed, for resale. The Bo I'd OF Trade re-
turns Of the exports of yarns and goods WI snow
enormous tota for the past and present ch;na 9nr
The shipments of piece goods to India and emma Ior
the month ended on the 16th ult. were 124 200 OOO
yards, against si,OCO 600 last year. ard 472 O.! 90
Yards in 1856 and of yarn 900 pounds, against
100000 pounds, and 2l0O,O 900 pounds respecnVey ny
Our comparative table shows that prices nave ao-
yanced Ada1d per pound In yarns. Sda41sd per piece
in printers: Go per piece in shirnss, and %aAd per
yard in domestica.
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Fertilizers.
RODUNDA ISLAND GUANO-
A Pure, UnmiIed. Natural Guano. ~.
Fine as Flour although not Grouud,
just in the Condition in which It "a
imported from the Island.

THIS GUANO Is FROM A RECENTLY DIS.
COVEBED deposit on Rodunda Island, In the
caribbean Se. West Indies, latitude 16 degrees SO
minutes north, longitude 62 degrees % minutes
west.
II has beer used for many years in the West India
Islands in th of Sugar Cane and cereals
with great s,Iccess was introduced for the first time
to the farme:s and planters OF the United States in
the spring o. 1866, and has met wi unprecedented
success the suboned reports and testimonials tul
ly corrobora;e.
The RODINDA GUANo ia not mineral phos-
phate reaui ng the action of the Suphuric Acld to
render it soluble; its great power fertilizer Is In
it's entire sol ability, without the aid OF acid. 1t is
not 'mani ;ulation" or Compound Of 1sh or Flesh
with Minera Phosphates, the regularity OF which is
always unce tain and dependent upon, and contron-
ed by the honesty OF the manufacturer. The R0-
DUNDA is g. PURE NATURAL GUANO THAT term
being under stood tomean the excrement OF fsh-eat
ing birdsl the large per centage OF organic mat
ter sufficiently atests, and as found upon the Island
OF Rodunda in the very state as imported and sold
to consumers.
condition of the various cargoes already imported by
us into the United States, tested by the analysis OF
the most eminent Chemists Of this country and Eu.
rope. is sut cent proofofiis origin and guarane zee
of our ability to furnish this Guano OF the quality
and purity represented.
The PRIC of the kODUNDA GUANO is not the
least unimp orant in these days OF agricultural COM
petition anc pecuniary embarrassment. .
The very low price at which 1t cal be sold places 1t
within the each oil every farmer and avoids the rsk
of large loss frequently incurred by failures OF the
crops in tue purchase Of high priced fertilizers.
In the PREPARATION OF lands for Wheat ana osaer
cere lis this Guano possesses properties that render
it more desirable these crops than any yet offered
to the public.
Pamphlets containing The analysis and expert
ments 1nadu by the mGst prominent Chemists OF this
corotry anil In Europe, tosether with innumerable
certificates of its entire success from farmers and
planters ca be obtained at our Ofico, to which we
invite attention.
Price $40 per Ion, In bags or barrels. In Charles
ton.
A liberal deduction made to dealers and purchaa-
ers OF large quantities.
WILLIS & CHISOLM,
SOLE AGENTS FOR CHARLESTON. S. C.
GOWN. CREIGHTON SON. powly's Wharf, Bal.
timore General Agents for the United States.
January wfm2mos
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A BOLD ATTEMPT TO ROB THE MAIL, between
Camden and Lancaster, was made on Saturday
last. When about eleven miles from Camden,
near the residence of The late R. W. Love, the
carrier, young man of seventeen or eighteen
years OF aga, was met by a negro man, who
stopped him and demanded the mail bags.
Upon his refusing to deliver them, the negro
seized him by the collar, dragged him out of
his buggy, and attempted to choke him. The
carrier cried aloud for help, which alarmed the
negro and he ran OIL He was foiled in his at
tempt upon the MAIL but succeeded, during
the scufie, in rifling the pockets of the carrier,
Of small amount Of money. The carrier does
not know the negro by name, but can identify
him, having seen him at store upon the road.
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The market on Monday was very active at an I'D
vance but holders were generally asking prices
above the views Of buyers. Good sales were effected
at an advance Of hc
On tuesday morning the market opened with a
contin alton OF the excitement of the previous day
but the demand was principally from regular buyers
spectators showing but little disposition to enter on
rising market. Frices continued to advance steadi-
y during the day the market closing quiet but firm
on the basis Of 221sa23c. for Middhng
The market opened quiet but Arm on Wednesday
morning. with disposition on the part of holders
to accept offers of the previous day, but buyers held
aloof waiting cable adyices On the receipt OF these,
which were very favorable. buyers entered the
ket hut found holders disposed to ask an advance,
which was finally conceded, though small sales were
made. The market closed strong at an advance.
To-day the market opened with good demand.
Holders were not quite firm In their ideas, though
asking full prices. Cable advices were received early
In the day reporting advance Of I'D In Liverpool
which caused holders to advance their prices Most
OF the sales were made before noon, and some OF our
factors got out at very handsome prices. The late
advit es from New ork were not favorable, show
ing considerable weakness, although there had been
very heavy eales. This caused our market to be-
come very quiet, holders being willing to accept
prices which they had refused in the morning. Tn,
market closed very irregular. We quote MiddlIng
held at 2lc but without buyers at this quotation al
the close of the market,
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stock on hand and on sLipboard. .......... u
Baltimore Market.


BALTIMORE. February 21.-CorToN-Ine mar
ket was moderately active to-day but at slight con-
ccsson on the previous days pr1ccs We report sai-
of 624 baes included were 15U bales good ordinary
to mddling at 221za24H Nc; IS bales low middnng ot
2sc 6s do do at 2sHc 2O9 40 5000 s.ye low ,s o1Ia
closed With holders finn, but buyers cautious at QUO
taons viz: Ordinary Upland 21c; good ordinary 2Zc;
low middiug 23c; mi ding 24c; good midding 2 25c'
Since the above rs bales low midding sold at 70
CoFFEE-We note the ,ale of 100O bags Bio. ex New
Light and closing out the cargo, on private terns
100 bags Rio at II cts eod-quotatona generally un-
chancol; market inactive.
FLoUR.-1here is good inquiry for super ana
medium grades Extra soth Tor export ana nc. hoW We
note sale of 100 bbs Howard-st super at % 'o
Rye Flour, so bbls country at IS 25 per Dbl.
GRAM-Whe.t-362O bushels rcd received: mar
ket continues steady With sales OF 700 bushels VIZ
ginia Valley at 50 sO; $50 bushels do at % IS; 70C
bushels MARYLAND from store on private terms; 70J
bushels good Pennss lvania at 81 81. Corn was dull
6460 bushels white and 1859 bushels yellow offered;
prices fell of several cents on white; lncuoed I'D tne
sales were 500 bushels prime white at 81 ID; lou
bushels good at ST. 16; 1U00 bushels damp OF 81 10a
IA atclose 81 16 offered for cargo OF $500 bush.
els but he at 81 17-of yellow 1850 bushels sold OF
81 18; $500 bushels at 81 II; l25 bushels damp al
81 1S; market closed weak at 81 II Tor prime dry.
The foreign demand is inactive, sales Tor several ys
past chiefly for Eastt IN malkets-Western mixed ne
elected Oats-9410 bushels offered, with sales oi
1900 bushels at SOC; 100 bushels at S2c. Hye-fu
bushels received and sold at 81 So per bushel.
MoLAssEs-Nothing doing today.
PRov1BIoSs--Ihe market presents still an advanc.
ing tendency We report sale. to-day OF 20 900 lbs
loose Bulk Shoulders at 10%c, and the same offered
aud refused for more. Bacon-Late yesterday &c
casks shoulders at 1l1sc; to-day we quote ct l11aa
11Xc rib Sides a 1896 100 casks clear rio IN lots al
l4al4Hc; demand for Bacon very brisk; Hams are
steady at 17al8c ior Baltimore sugar cured. Lard
Sales to-day of 100 tcs Western at l5 cts; We quote
firm at 16al6Hc per lb for steam ano kettle rendered
-jobbing prices Sc higher Mess Pork closed firm
at $24 SOAPS per Dbl.
R1cE-We quote quiet but firm at 1la11he.
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per South Carolina Railroad,
February 22.

1880 bales Cotton, As bales Domesics, 1916 bags
Corn. II bags Rough Rice cars Cattle car Lun, q
ber &c. TO Railroad Agent q F Baker co, u
Treuholm R Mure & Co, j Cnmpsen Co, Mrs u
Miller Sprague & Bro West & Jones, Caragher, NJ
Goldsmitb & Son, Kerr l. Co. W " Smith, E II
Rodgers l. Co, 81 Caldwell & Sons, Robson, "
B Williams, & R Agnew, Adams, Frost co. u
b Walter l. Co, " Dukes & Co, Willis 4 Chisoln.
G W Williams & Co, Sloan, W C Courtney q
Co G " Witte, r Pringle, Daily l. D Kirk,
patrick, w c Bee l. Co, NJ Storen & Co. w II
Armstrong, ONeil & Son. Walsh, q MiIn0T u o.,
& Co, A Tracy, " NJ Bird Co. Stenhouse ca,
Mikell W Dowling Co. Reeder. Davis, naI. az :.
shall, Buree & Bowen, Mowry & Co, Bischof 6
Co. " r Bull Mrs Il, A Enslow Co. LANCER.
Graeser, Lee, Smith Co. Cohen, Hanckel & TO-
D Corcopdn, Utsev & Co.
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Commercial.
Exports.

Exports.
LIvERpooL-Per British ship Magdala-4Sl bags S
I Cotton, 2406 bales Upland Cotton, l2O sacks
Cotton Seed. Per ship Narragansett-l20
bags I Cotton, 2OO3 bales Upland Cotton.
HAyASA-per schr Minerva-2l,0 600 feet Lumber.
5000 Shit giles, 157 bbls Rosin Il bbls Pitch sO 0
empty Hhds 80 bbls Tar, Is bbls Potatoes' ~
BosruNwper schr E Raymond-603 bales Upland
Cotton. l6C bbls Spirits Turpentine. 160 bbls
Rosn 14O tons old Rosin, 914 loose Hides, IL hnds
Hides, 10 bbls Metals. an,
NEW YORK-Per steamship Manhattan-10s7 bales
Upland Cotton, 38 bags Cotton. 90 derces
Rice II bales Rags 445 bags Corn, 46 bales Do
mestic. and Yarns, 81 packages Sundr1es ..;:.. .
tor $50 sacks Corn, 26 bales larn, bale Hides,
l Carriage.
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, February 1s.--CoTroN-The
sales to-day smounted to 1000 bales, at prices
about Nc higher than the quotations given yester-
day. We now quote Ordinary ut 20a21c, Good Ordi-
nary at 2lXa22c, Low Middllng at 22ha23c Middling
at 2S%a23Xc, and Strict Midding at 24a-c
We mentioned In our report last evening that our
quotations here, predicated on the effect Of the
morning cable teltgrams, before the receipt Of the
last, and were neither as high nor low as prices
actually paid, but Appropriated as nearly possible
to the general movement. These remarks are equal.
" applicable to the above figures and to the days
movement The sales would probably have been
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savannah Weekly Market.
from the Advertiser.l

SAVANNAH, February 26.-CoTToN-ouT last
weekly report quoted the marketrreeular oo the ba-
sis of 1sEc. for Midding. On Friday the unfavora-
ble news from Liverpool and New York made factors
more anxious to realize at a concession from preyi-
GUS demands, aud the market closed duh and de-
clining. c,o,,,
saturday opened dull but favorable sdVice rom on
other markets led holders to be more nrn 81 an ao-
vance which was conceded by buyers. AZ tne oa!
advanced the very favorable reports nom aoIoao t.
caused our market to become buoyant ana e1clteo'
closing ut an advance of fully 1c. on all grades
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rtr cu psroN DAY NEWS MONDAY a. 1863

lnrger had not several buyers been compelled 70
withdraw from being unable togo on ~ one me rus The
sales of the rast three days sum up 25,oOO bales,
taken partly for the North and partly foreign exports
The receipts proper tince Friday evening exclusinS
the arrivals from Mobile, Florida and Texas, @nicn
are embraced in their res oecve statements, amount
to a. 40 bales against To- 345 during the correspond
ing period iast week. showing decrease OF sO3 oaes
The exports comprise 12.79O bales. embracing 69Sl
to Liverpool $3.50 to Hayre, 1889 to Bremen ol2 10
Genoa, 634 to Boston, and 64A to New YorE. 1es1ef-
days sales summed up 11,60U bales.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
stock on hand September 1st, lsG7.... bales-lo2oo
arrlVed To-Day 20 ,1o mo
Arri led previously. .aes'oiz-4'o'o'o
4S8, ,354
Clea-ca to-day y....................... 100
Celred previously S6l. .osS-Soo'' TO-
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TIE LnER1AN EMeRANT SHIP GoLcoNDA.-
Letters received from the Rev. DR.. Gurley,
who sailed in the Colonization Society's ship
Golconda, FOR Liberia, give very favorable
account of the trip. They had on board about
three hundred emigrants, and all well and
cheerful, were landed in front of Monrovia on
Christmas eve. The weather then and there
was almost as mild as our midsummer. The
Golconda will probably be in Baltimore about
April next.
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M A u e s.
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME
RECEIVED THE HIGHEST PREMIUM
AWARDED TO FERTILIZERS
AT THE FAIR OF THE
American Institute,
HELD ATHEw YORK, OCTOBER, 1887. /.

THE EXAMINING COMMITTEE ON FRRTuJ.
4 LERS at this Fair reported as follows: "Entry
No. o.Hs-..FERTILIzEks manufactured by the Mcn.:.
Super Phosphate Of Limo and Guano Comnanv are
decidedly brst In order Of merit The TMPRovEr,
sUPER.PHOsPHATE Is the best article OF its cia..
known to the judges while the NITROGENIzEDa a1s 10
fully equal 70 the best anufactured. These Ferti.
zers hre entitled to first premium as thev are fsr
superior to oil others In the Exhibition 'A-
Analysis OF Mapes Nitro9enized super. Phosphate
of Lime, exhibited at the American Insjtnta Fair %
New York, October 22d 1857 made at the dract,o -
Ct the Committee or Fertilizers: -o>~'n
Phosphorc Acid, solubleI Moisture expelled AZ o1o
in water. 6.69l degrees y "a
Phosploric Acid, In Sand and silica. a's9 s9
soluble in water. 80. .65I Nitrogeuous Oroanic
Lime. .20.10l Matter an n,
Sulphuric Acid. IL. .93 (Yicldiny Ammonia 90,
Oxide Iron and Silica "a AkalineSalts and loss 9s
r, LOO. 90
11.35 per cent. of BiPhosphate of Lime.
III. w. KINShIAN,
AGENT FOR SOUTH CAROLINA.
February 40 81 No. 1853 East Bsy.
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hmlbfrs.
GUANO.

pERUv1AN aUANo. DIRECT FROM AGENTS,
l. at market rates.
SOLUBLE PACIFIC aUANo. s75 caeh $50 lat
S0'emDer' with interest, approved city acceptance
u siAAuaH.s Pho .PHATE OF LINE, $50 cash; SOS
tancc o'emoer' with interest approved city accep-
,,.;.I ;P.IHGN1x aUANo, SIS cash; sc5 LIST November.
"''-' 'D'efess' approved city acceptance.
FLOUR OF BONE. unndultcrated and unburnt.
p1rs nahmEaS' PLASTER OR GYPSUM, warranted
with everx ,ae above Manures to Planters do so
from Pi1tera WS not only having testimonials
the further guarantee that every nu'
na anGyheo c,la Dy Pro SHEPARD OF The South Caro-
nures fully kept up. 1 N CID o. 1nese ae- Ms-
1onrorv1 NOS. and Atlantic Wharf
-----.- wf1n2rno
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MAPES'
NITROGENIzED SUPER-PHOs.
PHArE OF LIME.

THE PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE GIVEN BELOW
l. Of planters during the past season, fully establish
all the advar tages claimed for this wel-known FER.
1ILIZER:
Received the highest premium awarded TO Ferlil-.
izers by the American Institute of New York held
October, 1887.
For full report with analysis made by the Com.
mittee OF the Institute composed of DR.. G. T. BUCK.
Professor ]. g. PoHfE, and other prominent Chen.
ists, nee pamphlets.
Tn. distinguished feature of this sUPERpHos-
PHATE irom other similar Fertilizers is that al or
its ingredients are Of animal origin AMI are e,the
soiote IN icater or IN conuition TO quickly become
soluble in the soil and be taken up by the CROP
Contains no inert or mineral materials
The proper relative proportion OF the ingredients
In MAPES' 81 iPER-PHOSPHATE to meet the re-
quirements OF the Cotton crop on Georgia snd South
Caro- ina soils, is fully proved by the experience of
planters who testified that wherever applied euen to
land noted for r1isir9 cotton the disease is entirely
corrected, and healthy, vigorous growth produced
On the same land Peruvian Guano and other fertil-
izers have failed to secure healthy growth.
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Went to Sea Saturday.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, New York.
From this Port.
lIen1Orandi

The steamship Matanzas, for New York, did not
proceed to sea yesterday, being detained by heavy
weather.
There was such violent blow, accompanied by a
very heavy sen, OF tho Bar yesterday, that pilots
Ihrce attempts were made by Captain Bell OF the
pilot bout Pride at tho risk of his life, bat without
SUCCESS.
The ship Hops, Hancock from Liverpool for this
port was spoAen Jan 20, lat Al, lon II.
The British slip Kate Troop. from Boston for this
port, was of Fishing hips Feb IS.
The British brig Alert. Newell, from this port or
st Johns b. arrived at Go .cester, Mass Feb 49,
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-Thurlow Weed says MIR. Greeley has writ
ten John G. Breckenridge private letter, urg-
ing him to once more place ''his foot upon
his native heath"
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Nh. cnarIeston Cotton Market.

OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS.
CHARLESTON, Saturday Evening Feb 22' %.
There was only limited attendance OF buyers
and prices were dropping the rates falling on about
kc. % tb, which were. however. only partially ac-
cepted by factors. Sales about 400 bales, VIZ: at
17k 4at TEX, 40 at 49, at 1917. 50 at 10, l2s at
1917. at 1917, 16 at 90. 10 at 2OA. IS at 21e. We
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Persian Love Song.

Ambition Is the ripened pear.
And friendship ls the vine
Which, even round ruin. will
Ita clinging tendrils twine.
But love is like luscious peach
A touch lis bloom destroys;
Az beautiful its blushing cheek,
As sweet its tasted joys.
But ever in its inmost heart
A poison lies concealed;
And all It's sweetness fades away
WHEN Jealousy's revealed.
And woman often breaks her teeth
Against this heart OF stone.
And, disappointed. f1nds In Love
But bitterness alone.
Obi then, bewarei go not too far,
Or Jealousy you III meet
Just brush the bloom and taste the Huis'
II you would find Love sweet.
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New York Market.
MONEY MARKET.

The New York Evening Post of Friday, Febru-
arr 81, says:
The loan market shows rather more activity; but
there is no eworthy effect the rates Of interest
or on the acceutibiity or accommodation. GOOD
borrowers get all they want at Sac, with exceptions
ut T. discounts are 5las8 for choice acceptable
names. Inferior are quite out ofiavor.
PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, February 2l.-FLoUR, &c.-The mar
ket for Western and state Flour is irregular The
low grades OF unchanged, but the medium and high
grades are lower and heavy.
The sales are 1900 bbls at SO 90a9 5O for superfne
Sate $40 30a10 10 for extra statc $40 sCa11 20 for
fancy State; 50 50a10 05 for the low grades OF
western extra; $40 20l11 20 for good to choice
spring wheat do; $40 75a12 25 for Minnesota and
Iowa do; So 90 10 so for shippin. Ohio Sl0 6Oal4
40 for trade and amiy brands; sllal2 20 Tor amber
winter wheat extra indiana and Michigan; sl2 1ba
IA so for white wheat do do; s12 26al8 % lor st.
LOUIS extra and double extra.
California -four is lower. Sales Of HOO bbls and
sacks at s12 75as13 rs.
southern -four Is l0a25c lower and heavy.
Sales of 400 bbls at 50 90a1O G5 tor ordinary to
good Baltimore and country; $40 30a16 80 for extra
and family Georgia and Virginia and S11 O0al6 rs for
extra and iamily Maryland and Delaware
Oats ara easier and 10 rly active. The sales are
25, 600 bushels Ohio and western at S3hc in store.
Corn Is lower and freely offered. The inquiry Is
fair at the concession.
The sales are 7S 900 bushels new western mixed at
81 22al 25: old do II 20 III sCOrt Wcsttru Hulto ~
81 20; yellow ct 81 26H; southern Waite ut 81 2O;
jersey yellow at 81 2la1 % The pier straw coored
and whit. Tennessee 81 l6al %.
PRovIsIoNs-TLc pork market Is rather easier, ana
q tair business doing, mostly IN old mess
1he sales, cash and regular, arc 2OOJ bols at s22
97la23 TOR old mess; s24 15a2+ IS tor new 10; S2U
for extra prime.
Beet Is quiet and unchanged. Sales of IT'S bbs at
S9a13 for common brands Sl4al9 for plain mess and
Sl9a2l 80 for extra mess.
Tierce beef is rather more active and frmer. Sales
of 225 tierccs ut Si0a41 for India mess
Beef hams steady and In demand Ii prime. Sales
of 16O bbls at s91aS4.
Cut meats are buoyant and in good demand. Sales
of 450 pxgs at l0Tc for dry sailed shoulders; l4Ha
15c. for picked hams.
Bacon is higher aud sells freely, but The offerings
are moderate Sales part yesterday afternoon Of $50
boxes ut 10Ia1lNc for Cumberland cut; 1224c 70:
short rib to arrivo.
Dressed hog. are weak, closing at 10ha103Sc for
western, and IL xallAc for city.
Lard Is again Ligher but with very moderate offer
iugs operations are re triced.
sales of S75 bbls and tcs, at 147sa14Sc for No. l.;
14Aal5c for city; 15Ha151ac for fair to prime steam
and kettle rendered.
CoEFEE-Ro, under good demand nnd favorable
adyices for Brazil, hos advanced ac per pound. es
pecialy on the low aud medium grades, the stock
however has been increased.
CorroN-The market is quiet and prices unchang-
ed. We quote: