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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-27

OFFICE o HE cHARI ESTON DAILY NEWS,
- CHARhKsToN, Monday Evening, July 26
O0rroN.->ellers having IN some instances soft en-
ed their rates, few operations took place indicating
y d. cline ofa n to 1c p ib. The transacdens were
"a bales viz: 10 at 80; 10 at 32k. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Qrdina1y, s,!s TO- good ordinary. gS1
Middnng.. .................. .S o. 't.
BY New York classification We quote
Aiddling -. ~. ........... .32h@-
RScB.-This grain was 6rmer and prices improved
about Nc U d. sales A5 tierces OF clean Carolina al
9xc % w. We quote common to fair clean Carolina
ss7g@sc; good s'@s'se. q fb
Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
16NDoH, July 26-Noon.-Consols, 93,l. Bonds
quiet at SAX. Tallow 46s Sd.
Afternoon declined Is. Bonds un.
changed oo 4.n
Evenina.-Consols s816. Bonds s9%
LIvERPooL, July 267-Nocn.-Cotton u shade
n1mar:.. .npsnds,. 12]aSa12Ssd; Orleans 12Xal2zsd
sales $4,000 bales Red Western wheat o. 9daes 80.
Afternoon unchanged. fard aat.
Evening ng-Cotton, uplands 1850; Orleans 1919;
sa1es12, coo bales. Breadstufs and tallow arm an
unchanged IL
HAvRx. July 26.-Cottop. on the spot, If b0Hc.
FRANKFORT. Jn1. ae Bonds 87'kls7x:
spr m. DolRs11c MARKETS.
NEW York. July 26-Noon. Stocks Hrm. Money
steady at'T Sterling OK. Gold sek. Cotton dull;
uplahds SAC Turpentine mode erately active at 42,sc
Roainr ar1n "atraiced common 50 26; good 90 80
a a. ;rt.. ..r,..., ..v.. ,i.i4sc,.;i.. ..a,...
Rvening-co.ton dull; Sa.es 200 bales at SAC.
Flcnr superfne 10 fancy State sS s5a7 SO; tuperbne
to cho,ce' white western s. s5a7 75; Southern
armerx xoo,nmon to choice Sail Is. Wheat, No. i
spring u 6S. Co,n iair demapd at qoon's advance.
Mess beef steady. Ness port quiet. Lard frmner,!
Kettle 1sAa9oc. Whiskey A,mer at 81 oaa1 10.
-'kasesenes quiet Eurtsn!ine 40. Rosim 81 2tas.
Fresghts lower. Money quiet aud essy at 6a7; dis
eOuns- OK. sterling Arrner at sXa1ox. Gold
streus 1t S7xas73S: SOUTHERN stocks du1l.
eAxa@teRE, Jqly. M.--Cotton quiet st ssNas4a.
Flour steady. Wheat in good densndi receipts
lress pFitne 70 choice rea 81 bSal 85. Cern dull;
pfimeWh,te 31 Q4sa lc6; yellow 81 Qaaa 10. Mess
pork 98AF Bacon ac ivs ana nd vaMcing; shoulders
16Xc. Whiske, 81 1Osl 1f.Y' -
,OMoNNA11. Judy 28-Whiakey excited at 81 or
Proyisiopa Armer and active. Mesa pork held at
S8SbQsSAa Bacon tends up; shoulders l4xcs clear
sidee 1816a1sHc. Lard l9ka1sHc.s s'f'. nh"o'. aaal
81 Touis July 2e 7AWh,ahey " o. Provisions
buoyaht. Mess pork esSl33 1870 shoulders 15c.
wMKMSTois fully 26 Spirits ttirpentire steady
ut SeHo. Rosin quiet. Crude turpentine <a 70as
Tarquiet 9 Y
A1aUsrA, July 1s-cotton. market dun and un-
changed; sales f bales; rsceipts 1S baIes inIddlng
s9Ao. ..i.D{g
SAVANNAH. July 2e.-Nothing doing in the cot
ton market; receipts II bales, = 4. ~
aam MosMz. July 2e.-cotton, market dull: sales
ssssss receipts bales.
a m1oossoa z1.,soa more doing;
M drns s2sc; sale ess bales; receipts 2l5 bales;
sssos ssxpofss It's bales Gold 81. Sterling b1A. New
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THE SvORDEKFUL FAmILFtamEDl.
CINE. to, a>l
Letter from Tie ssrseoN General of Ms lae confeder-
ate States. H~'''-
JoaA :DAAaAk .Coe, No. Lee -wilham.s.Eeet, New
Gentles saI have received your letter Of tue 15th
OF December. 1885. calling my attention TO your
GSsephylSs'is slTia ,sa; p,,,
ea to, ana extensively used by, the SURGEONS in
charge Of general hoeptals In the ConfederA,e eer
vice with great benefit to the psients-alf the sur
geors making favorable report-a great deal Of it
was used In thc hospitals. ,-.'-s-, ~
very ss@G SGn5 MoosE
d u 7AE ASTONISHING
- SIN e E Q II a. N T.
EMORY Co1LEeE. OXFORD. GA. December %. 1865
Medical profession Sin OILY superaciany eoduaint.
80 wa as as: e liz ssuen but
while. therefore. cannot speak experimentally OF
thevalue Of the compound. vet the dislnfectng and
comnoe1tion, together with the well known repusa-
ton " rs dlscoverer. as chemist authorize me to
regard Its merik as Of high orders on the whole It
ciass Of articles to which 1t belongs.
These views may add. are .,stained BY the test
Its properties. Believe me, Dear sir. :. u.
Yours, respectfully,
A. MEANS. n. D.. LII. D.
CURES BURNS. WOUNDS. sT1N0s, lec.
ALABAMA lsRANE HOSPITAL. !
IUsCALOosA. Decemhef'22 "a, 1868.
Meesrs. JoHE DARBY & Co.. No. l6O Wiliiam-st
New York: n. AL s n
9entsmen-1 received your circuiars Of the 1ctn
instant, asking an expression or opnlon from me a.
to the merits Of your Prophylsctso Fluid. The pre-
Rarad0n has been 80 generally used by the profes-
saon and public at larGe and universally esteem.
mendation. ! IN
As d,sinfectant and remedial sgent;too when in
dcated 1t II not excee BY any similar preparation
We use pefmeangauia preparations very excessively
IN this hospital and cou'd not do without them.
consider you're tne best and most elegant pY Yepara-
don Of the kind menu&actured,-; fsk =.
RespechuNy yours, &csf.
supt and Physician Alabama Insane Hoepital.
DOwIt1 & MOIsE.,
~ WHOLESALE DRuaafsTs.
May rs tathssmoa'r Agents for South Carolina.
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NEW YORK, JaIv 2s.--Sp1Rrrs TuRPEnTmR -
The dOrna curing the week has been fair, bat rot
aohve. The larRe roCe4Dto on SATURDAY cause some
anxety and mail saleA st &c m yard, but be.ter
soae soon psev.aod etd Drices wore Armlv sustain.
%. The sslss anonnt "a l7O0 hba at 42aASc. mer.
Ghanta ,les cbde6y k34,X AasA3X fR aDipDing and
1ev York bbls. and inc uded All 2aew York shipping
0s A,jk, leUdo. prsvAs. te,1ns Sad 8,1 New Yok
lnsnssb from yAsa, = a 20 ei dovA. abe zone o,
4he - sket evoss . ea6y pes % for some weeks.
AsDee sliv IN vacw o. hshs feeespte ON Wilmington,
An6 known vans 0s sxpoxtsrss Receipts 2270 bbis.
Dx .Or.s lo6 bhlA. .tss n -.ii 4, TN lrI5 i
19Mas-.0f al grades c0ntAue IN good de.~ nc.
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nARBY's PRoPHHLACrlC FLUID.

Letter from Hon. Al<s. H. Stephens, Of Georgia.
CRAwFoRDsvnLE, Ga September ~. 1863.
Darby's PTophylacttc Fluid is article Of little.
Cost but great value. Its domestic well as medi-
c1naa ures arc nueroue, while Its specialties are
most wonderful have not been without It fer
to have 1t should be without It.
@ PIP q ALEX. H. sTEpBENE.
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s4.s naoP Port ior tue week A'oo paies

.ToSAl.. .............. as3tS.A47 1853 327
i, ne1Moncy N visible supply ....... 35l $50
Stock o5 s6tt0m held BY 9apchester srinuera at
chs z.:ls reg s1n Ass heae came sssne 1879
hslee. Mtadting Ortsans. nov 13d. then ioHd.
AAL0f f]~aiAs .E--sAsf vS
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Easton & Co.'s Cotton Report, for tn
Weok esndAnk July -, 1869.

NEW YORK, July 2l-THE MARKET.-1n our
middiing spiands. saturdass there was very little
demand, but holders we're Indifferent about selling
Sales only 9ol blles at s4kss4Hc for uplsnds Mon
10 pg&hners, but holders showed no disposition to
press. Sales 113 bales at S4xc. Tuesday there wes
Sales ri Saiss. Wednesday. t,ers 1as more Going
but prces ere shade lower. and at the clio. there
54Ac -Ihpfsdsy, the market wac quiet lItddhngs
34c 'selss7es 6s1es Friday. the lDarHet was dun.
With desliae in prices on the lower grades Sales
Dmangt the week the demand has been very bght,I
the Gales only reaching 31O1 b,les, mostly to SPIN.
With Last week Liverpool opened at iaXo. declined
70 a21d ON Monday, at which figure the market
elosed nrn on Friday. sPinners there have bay kept
Their stock at The mills have been reduced s 600
bales this week, tho consumption sttll upwards
prices decline on this side. and hear that some
1oill. have reduced their consumption. the
s5s and %
have it's effect But the quantity of goods every.
where ts go much reduced that short time for week
toA full time by the mills. On the other hand tho
stoeA Of cotton IN the country could and would be
sSoud n ans %
cline on nis side. Our whole stock Of SO OF bales
S .Ss se suPP t.
ing iEMder these crcum staneea we do NOT 81 now
any decF nssan be brought about ss pressnts When
U4 20 ID lAV0fpOOl Eiso 70 point which Will reduce
The large which pre-. ent prices have not
There have seen rece ved at the ports since list o:
septeMber 2095872 Gales, OF winch exporters . have
taken AT b. spinners 6l7,u40 bales and the
stooks ave 6e9A bales smaler than at tnat date. De.
Ace IN receipts AZ compared with last year. OFT
bales. Descit in shipnnenls to Liverpool, 6O19O
baleso ..,4.SG4
In our last eirculsr we made up o table showing
the trqn the ports np to 9n July. this
year and laef, by spinners To show the incorrect
Of tha sesilea overland a r.s OF a, 900 bales
this year, against only IT'S 600 bales last year we
ADDED hern TO the taktngs from the Dors This gave
Sl11af bats lsst se 4 which any one could see at
gla6Sa,HiS yt9hR we re glad TO see tina. the au.
fhSnSty tHaible for the 2A1 900 bales aRolns
17es0t4 Sal6d ~ nhdea correction Id to-day Issue
ThSoyaf ana are now put down 1t 2AI, o,
hatss ths sEainst 2s6 ooa bales last year, which
ts nearer fiRAt. III @'fs.t,ot
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TIE F4CEILENT Il N Z ID Il 6 OF q, g.
PROPHTrT, M. D., need no reconame endafion--
their we'll known power in removing the diseases pe
cuiiar to our Southern climate having already estab-
and the adjoining Aates. As the majority persons
living in the South predspos ed 20 disease Of the
Liver It ts granted by all intelligent physcians that
most Of the pains and aches VI cur people are due
to orsante OF innctonaa arrangement Of that tmpor
tsnt t9 organ; Prophitts Liver Medicine and Ant
Bilious Pllls strike directly at the root Of the evil
Ihsy cure the Lyer. which in nine csses cut OF en-
10 at the bottom pf the Coughs. Dyspepsia. Colic
Sick Headache. Rheumatism, Constipation, Men.
strual obstrnctions. &C.. so common gatnons, orr
people. Earache, Tnothache, Acute RheumatseTn
Neuralgia and bodily pains Of every kind fee before
PROPHETS PAIN KILL 1T
like chaff before the wilma.
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lFt.f. .gfi CoyrNaToN. Ca, july 9, 16e7.
~. Prophtt--Havjng used yopr Liver Medicine
for more than ayear In my family, chverftliy Ne
fections, Dyspepsia or Indigestion In any form.
also recornine1d your Dysentery CoS6fal ssfhe tes,
RENE dy Sor that disetse....l. O. T.iRN0ERs. !.
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MaYor Walker's ADMINISTRATOR.


Accepting the statement of the
Courier that Mr.. WALKER was will
ing to submit all the books and papers
connected in any way with his admin
istration Of the affairs of the city to
any committee Of citizens who might
desire to investigate the same, as
authorized by the Mayor, the Repub-
E.an Executive Committee, on Sat
urday morning, addressed the follow
ing note to His Honor:
HEADQUARTERS REPUBLICAN ExEcUTIvEl
COMMITTEES, EVANSVILLE, IND.
March Y, 1859. J
To His Honor, Mayor Walker:
DEAR SIR: The Courier of Friday,
18th, announces your willingness to
submit your books, papers, and docu-
ments, ID any way connected With /
your position as Mayor of the city of
Evansville, to any committee of gen
tlemen who may call on you fer that i
purpose. The Republican Executive
Committee, therefore, have selected
such a committee, who will wait upon
you, on Monday next, 18th, if it be |
your pleasure to meet them at that |
time, and do what you can to facllI- |
tate their investigations, even to Civ
ing them authority to send for such /
witnesses and papers as they may wish /
to examine.
Please notify us Immediately if this /
will be acceptable to you.
Very respectfully,
VIM. HEILMAN, Chm.
f. NJ. THAYER, Sec'y-
No answer had been received in re-
5ponse to this note on Saturday even
ing at a late hour We presume,
however, that the Mayor is willing to
assist such a committee in a full ex-
animation Of all the records which
contain the doings of his administra-
ton for the past year, or the Courier
would not have said so.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
AdVIees from Hong Kong steamer
Hermann Wrecked-270 Lives Lost
"A ran gements between Buflln-
game ana Clarendon Unsatisfactory


SAX FRANoIsCo, March 27-The
steamer Great Republic arrived to-
night, from Houg Hong February
10; Yokohoma, March 4. Spoke -
steamer japan March 4. and signaled
the China March IL. AL we'll.
The steamer Hermann was wrecked
February l35h on an unknoWn reef
outside Of the harbor at YokohOma.
270 lives were lost. The vessel is a
total loss, nothing whatever being
saved Mr.. Chase, the first officer,
and Whitewater, tender, are among
the lost. t.
The Hermann was under a japanese
charter She had 400 passengers for
a port near HAkadoda.
Z The ship Zalandy, from Middleburg
to Batavia, with coal, was burned at
sea. Her pas sengers and crew were
rescued by the Dutch ship Engel
The arrangements between Bur-
lingame and Lord Clarendon, that
hereafter all negotiations be con-
Quoted with the Central Government
instead of the local authorities, and
that before war IS inaugurated all
disputes shall be referred to the Home
Government, gives great dissatistac
tion. The Hong Kong press cites
the Swallow affair as a sufficient COM
mentary on the first part OF the stlp
ulati0B.
The British gunboat Alegerine has
returned TO Hong Kong from an un-
successful search for the missing
French man of-waF Lemoge, which
lefr Sagona on the 10Th Of November.
A meeting of the merchants of Fo-
chow, with respect to the tea dlthcul
ties. resulted in receiving. IN concert,
trade and commerce. The NicerOy
has issued a proclamation against
the fraudulent conduct OF tea men IN
falsely packing cargoes.
The INTEL gsnce from Japan is
meaere. Gen. Ennomatto Is strongly
fortityiug position near Volcano
Bay, intendir 9tO fight unless Nj kado
e0mBIies with his demands; that the
exiled Ke-as shall retain the Island
of u ESQ. and that the late Tycoon be
sent as tlleIrruer.
The ram St0newall left Yokohoma
March 81 for Yeddo, aud is to be inn
mediately transferred to the japanese
Government.
A difficulty occurred at Kioia be-
twesp the followers Of Satsuma aud
Choiste. Ii is reported that several
streets were set on fire. The flames
reached the palace OF the Mikado,
who fled to Asaka.
The reported assassination OF the
Governor Of Asaka originated In the
fact that high official was murdered
there.
Adma Ednomatta celebrated the
event Of his taking entire possession
of Island Yesso, by firing a salute Of
one hundred guns from the feet and
batteries ashore. He has notified all
the Consuls of the formation Of
Provisional Government, appointing
the necessary permanent officers IN
the principal departments. His forces
are rapidly increasing. 1t will be no
easy matter for the Mikado to subdue
him or retake the Isl4nd.
The United States steamer Maumee
is at Hiago. The Anostook is daily
expected there. The Oneida sailed
for Hong Kong.
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r itorS journal:
The Courier, of yesterday, attempts
to produce a tremendous sensation
out of the fact that [ felt it my duty
to pronounce a statement of His
Honor, Mayor Walker, at the Mozart
Hall meeting Saturday night a lie.
The statement, as gwen by the CoUr-
Ter, was, that in the one item oil gas
his administration had saved to the
city $4,000. My exact language was ::
: Mr.. Walker, that is lie, and you
know it to be lie;" and, though [
have no great confidence in His
Houor's knowledge. l here again re
peat that he knows that statement to
be lie.
The gas bills for the last thirteen
months of Mr.. Bakers administra-
tion, and for nine months of Walkers
(they not having been rendered for
the balance of the time) as they stand
on the books of the city and of the
Gas Company, were published In last
Fridays JOURNAL, as follows:
Gas bills. from March 1857 to March
1868 Inclusive, l3 months.-...-.-....-. $500 25
iS6S, inclusive. monIhs......... S,lI8 9S
For the IS months more than for
the -
If we add the average bills for the
first four months of the present year
the d ference in favor of the last 13
months viii be from 5000 to 500.
How that difference Is to be accounted
for | neither know nor care. If Mr..
Walker and the city's lamp-lig hters
have savaI that amount by sharp
practice (ss he was understood to in
timatr) lhcy should have the full
glory of tile achievement. At all
events, il is very clear from the
amount Of the bills for either period
tha'.the Gas Company has GOT no more
than was lis du
With the Exception Of he ers, nsiou
Of mains, rhe balance .i The items
which help to swell t!.e gas account
on the city's books Tor the two
periods named to $9,372 90 and
s. 461 70, making a difference Of
S3,9l1 IL between the thirteen months
Of MIR. Baker and his nine months,
Mr.. Walker also knows (hOwever
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Seizure of Illicit Distil-
IerieS in Tennessee.
I1jun ction Ora anted Against
Pacific r. e.
General Sheridan Assumes
Command Of Missouri
D3p 4rtm ont.
The Situation in Cuba
Latest from Havana.

HAVANA, March 27.-The report
published here a few days ago that a
heavy battle had been fought between
Government troops and the insur-
gents in the Eastern Department. on
the road from Renudas to MaroDi, is
untrue. The engagement was only "a
slight skirmish.
The stea mer Comaudilora, which
was taken possession of by her pas
sengers, carried but one days supply
of coal. Vessels which arrived to-
day report seeing the Comandilora off
Stirup Keys under sail. Others re-
port seeing her off the BahOma Banks,
one hundred miles from Nassau. A
Spanish man-Of war has gone in pur-
suit of her.
Intelligence from Sagua states that
a party of young Cubans organized
themselves into n company with the
intention of joining the insurgents.
They were betrayed, however, and all,
including Muiden, the reputed leader,
were imprisoned.
Havana journals publish dispatches
from all parts of the island. The
news received is favorable to the
Government. Reports Of several
skirnishes between troops and the
insurgents have been received.
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ST. LOUIS.
Injunction Granted against the Pa
c!flc RailrOad-GeneFal Sheridan
Assumes Com mand Of the Missouri
DepaFtment-EiIs STAFF.

ST. LOUIS, March 27-Waymau
Grow, Samuel Copp and others, on the
| part of the stockholders of the Pacific
Railroad, applied to the Circuit Court
to day for an injunction to restrain
/ officers of that Company from enter
ing on the poll book to be used at an
election for Directors next Monday,
the names of all parties to whom
stock has been transferred since Feb.
26th. 1t appears that on that day the
Directors of the Company had all the
stock owned by them transferred In
lots OF twenties to divers parties, In
order to cast a large vote. but finding
they would be beaten By the opp0si-
ton to the White Line ticket,
kpet the books open some eighteen
days more, and meanwhile bought
more stock, which they had similarly
transferred TO parties who do not re-
ally own the stock, until they thought
they had enough, when they closed
the books. The injunction was
granted.
Lieutenant General Sheridan has
issued genei al order assuming com
mand of the military division Of the
Missouri, with headquarters at Chlca-
go. The following officers compose
General Seridan's staff: BreVet Major
General w. A. Nichols, Adjutant
General; and Brevet Brigadier Gen
eral j. W. Forsythe. Aid de Camp
Lieutenant Colonel j S. Cuggler
Crosby, Abide Camp;- Brevet Brig
adler General George A. Forsythe,
Military Secretary; Brevet Major
General ID. II. Rucker, Chief Quarter
master; Brevet Major General Henry
Il. d. CuIlender, Chief Of Ordnance;
Brevet Brigadier General N. w.
Brown, Chief Paymaster; BreYet
Colonel William E. Merrill, Chief
Engineer; Brevet Major General |
j Ohm w. Turner, Depot Commiss4ry !
of Subsistence, ST. Louis; BFevet /
Lieutenant Colonel Charles w |
Thomas, Depot Quartermaster. St |
I.OuiS
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ignorant the Courier may be on the
subiec) the Gas Company has moth
ing whatever to do with. The COHr-
ier seems to think that the Company
has the contract to furnish lamps and
posts to the city. but TIE Mayor GER
tainly knows better. He knows, or
ought to know, that what / have
stated Is the exact truth about these
gas bills, and 50 knowing. it Is more
that even heFcould stand
before a public meeting and make so
reckless and wantonly false o state
ment as he did on Saturday night.
VIM. HEILMAN.
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sl0RETARY S CONHE ERCIAi.
sew York MarHet.
sy TelegraphI NEW YonE. March p.

BY Telegraph.I NEW YoRK. March q.
CoTToN- O nchan nged; sales or 1000 bales
al - tg2sc for m ddiing upiands.
\. FLoUR-Receipts 4EiZ bbis a Il $50 bags
I marhet o9lOc better on low grades; 8 70a
50 20 tor superfine state and Western s. 81
! @S6 30 for extra western; s. 40a7 80 for
/ white wheat extra: SO 50a7 - IOr round
/ hoop Ohio; 81 Oe9S 50for extra 81. Louis:
/ So O39l2 90 for good TO choice do, closing
I nrm sales OF 7. 100 bDis. Rye -four drmer:
/ sales Of 500 bbls. at IS OOa7 so
HIsKY--Quieti sales of 80 bbis. West
WHEAT-Rece pts $3.50 bushels; market
[ opened firm and closed ld2c befter: sales
OF S9J0 bushels at 81 AZ for No. 2 Spr ~
afloat; 81 4S for DO. in store; 81 52ss
Michiga q ; 81 50 al 81 TOR white California
and = S08l IS or white Michigan.
hYE-st steads; sales of $500 bushels West
BARI EE-Duii.
BAKLHY AIALr-el aiet sales CT 20 bushels
C0RE-Receipts 1898 bushels; market
heavy with more doing for export -ales
o. 1000 bushels s21zess3c for uew Western
anu 90u93c Tor white SOU hern.
OAIs-keceipts 2,l9J busheis; in good re-
quest; sales e30CO bushels at 741fe for West
ern in store: 752 G765< for Western afoat.
kIcE-Dull and unchanged.
1oFF E-Qutett nOmiualiy unchanged
SUGAR-Drooplng; sales 80 hhds a. 1875
small sales Porto kicO at S6t %; o Il crop
Cuba SO %
PErRoLEUM-Du IssI91ze for.crude; Bic
foe refined bonded.
HoPs-steady, At sqI6s for American.
LISSEED OIL--Q uieL and firm at ~ 03@
VI "a Tor small lots, and 81 05gI " Tor large
lots
Coal oIL-Quiet.
LEATHER lem ock sole quiet, at 20G82c
for BusnOs Ayres and hi0 8Tande light
middle weig ats; ZzG24c heavy do; 50a3lc
Tor California light aad middle weights;
231zg27c for heavy do.
WooL-Quiet ana unchanged; sales 325,-
COO lbs az 4S QjSc for dom nestie fleece; nc Tor
secured; 4f950c for pulled.
SPIRITS PsrROLE IN-DuIl.
P0RK-Steady, with moderate demand:
sales of SO barrels at s3l 50a3l ~ for new
mess; closing az e3i 50 cash 90 75a3l 25 for
Old do; $50 U0g27 p for prime szs 5lg3l 0O
S Lor , prime messi 80 30 for e.ear' also, sales
OF 20 barrels new mess. nuysr to April
10Th, at 81 20.
BEEF-Dun; sales of 80 barrels at 50 Ola
Sl6 % f1f new pl sin mess: sl2 00WlS % for
new extra mes.
TIERoE BEEF-Dul and heavy: sales OF
~ tierce~ at 80 OO130 20 for prime mess
81 % f33 % for Iuaia mess.
BEEF Enthusiastically; sales of I25 barrels
at 80 0oa3i %.
CTR MEArs-Quiet; sales of $50 packages
at f3al3He for shoulders lB15a lie for hams.
DRESSED Hoes "A shade hrmer at si8 81
sl3 I5 for western; sl4 00 for city.
MIDDLEs-Quret and steady.
LAisD-A shade nrmar; sales of 500 tierces I
Mt II548loc, but chiefly al 1874 "a lSI6c for
sales Of 0J1 uerces OF steam, seller March
April and Nay, at t<9l9c.
BUfrER-Quieta at 5Jg41c for Ohio; 4095jc
for s5ate.
CHEESE STEADY a. I8a22c
fk-IGHTs-TO Liverpool lower.