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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-10-12

EMIGRATION TO THE SOUTHERN STATES.
It is to emigration alone that the South
ern States must look for prosperity in
the future, and as the subject is one of
Importance to our people, we print the
views of gentleman who has given
much attention to the subject. Colonel
Blanton Duncan, who is now in Eng
land, as Chairman of the Committee ap-
pointed to present the advantages of the
South to capitalists and emigrants, has
written letter to Governor Stevenson,
OF kentucky, in which he says that the
Legislatures have not provided sufficient
means to promote the transportation of
foreign laborers to this country, and to
furnish them with employment imme-
diately on their arrival. He also says
that the plan adopted by the British
Government to secure emigration to it's
own colonies, offers greater Inducements
than those presented by the Southern
States. The organizations now at work
in England for the colonies, send all
kinds of emigrants free, and provide for
them temporary shelter and sustenance
until situations can be obtained. At
any time within month after arrival, a
free passage IS given on any of the rail
roads to such points as the cmigrants
desire to locate on.
To secure full protection to females,
oil single women are placed under the
charge of matron, both on the voyage
and after their arrival The emigrants,
except those who go out as domestics,
sign an agreement to reimburse the pas
sage money. eighty dollars, to the Co.
vernment within two years. On the re-
payment of this sum the emigrant re.
ceives forty acres of land for each grown
person, and twenty acres for each child
between one and twelve years of age.
Those who choose to pay twenty dollars
in advance, sign an agreement 10 return
sixty dollars in q years time, and receive
the same allotments of land. The Go
vernment also assures emigrants OF
speedy employment in various calings,
mechanics and skilled laborers at wages
OF two to three dollars day in gold;
shepherds $125 to 5000 year, with ra-
tions; grooms 5000 to $3.50; farm SER
wants $l25 to $3.50; servant maids from
$10O to 5000. The weekly rations are
eight pounds of -four, twelve pounds of
beef, two pounds of sugar, and u quarter
of pound of tea, for man and his
wife, and half the above to single per-
son. Colonel Duncan advises that the
Legislature of Kentucky should adopt
similar plan.
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office.

NNHE members of the South Carolina Club
Il are requested to meet at Columbia, 10th
November, 1870. Applications for member
ship must be sent to WADE MANNING,
Treasurer, at Columbia, 8. @.
II. E. ELLISON, JR.,
Oct Secretary &. O. Club.
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Just Received,

UoC h6C6IVtu,
ENINE assortment OF Colts Army and Navy,
II sSmith Il Wesson's, and Aliens Army and
Navy PISTOLS. Also, full assortment of
CARTRIDGES, Shot and Caps at
WILLIAM GLAZE'S.
One door North OF Scott, Williams & ca. "a
Banking House. Oct 96
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THE attention OF the reader is respectfully
invited to tho advertisement OF Bradficld i,
Co., in another column. They are undoubt-
edly selling tho best remedies out for the
Diseases they arc recommended for. BRAD.
CELEBRATED LIVER MEDICINE, has Certainly
curod more afflicted persons than any two
medicines of their age. Try them and be
we'll, ns these gentlemen guarantee satisfac
ton or money refunded. AT
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Columbia Rifles.
A TTEND DRILL THIS EVENING, at 8
a. O'clock, in Soegers' Hall. Arms win be
distributed. by order OF
W. r. CArhoAnT. o. g. Oct u
Fresh Crackers.
lust received, . supply Of fresh CRACK
81 ERs, BISCUITS, &o., consisting OF
BUTTER CRACKERS,
Boston Crackers,
Ginger Schnsppo,
Butter Crackers,
Soda Biscuit,
Wine biscuit,
Cream Crackers,
NOnpareil Biscnit
Fancy Crackers,
Egg Biscuit,
Lomon Crackers &c.
For sale by j. u II. X. AGEEW
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>, ITS nifty curis," said Mrs. Partington to
Ike, while rci ding. about the impending war
IN Europe, that the nollerlorn creates such
disease among tho cattle in Ameriky." The
old lady, having delivered herself of the
above, took dose OF LirpMAS's GREAT GEn-
MAN BITrERs to cheer her depressed spirits.
and resumed her knitting.
Lippman's Btters are for salo by all drup.
Gists and dealers. Depot in Columbia, S. G..
ut GEIaEn Il MCGREdoR's, Druggists. SIS
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Look In At

Look In At
DLUMER'S, and sec Perkins 4, Houses
Il NON-EXPLOSIVE LAMPS and SAFETY
CANS for Kerosene; besides tho variety Of
useful articles usually kept in Lamp and
Gas Fixture Store. For sale by
j.. G. PLUAIER,
Steam and Gas Filter, Plain street.
Oct r
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Guns, Pistols, Etc.
Notice.

NOClC0.
\9a TIE subscriber is now in receipt of his
AA FALL and WINTER STOCK, consisting
l3 OF CLOTHS, CASSIAIERES and VEST.
INGS of the very latest at yle and pat
terms, which has been carefully selected by
himself, and invites tho public to call and ex-
amino the came, as he has ono of the finest
assortmcnte OF goods in his line that ever came
to this market. Havo also on hand q splen-
did assortment Of the STAR SHIRTS, some
or them the finest ever manufactured.
Sept "a J.F. EISENMANN.
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Notice
Carbolic Soaps

Stocks and Bonds, Gold and Silver.
PANK BILLS AND COUPONS, JURY GER
I'D TIFICATES, COUNTY CLAIMS, &o., &c,
bought and sold by D. GAAIBRII.L,
OFFIcE-Columbia Hotel Building.
August 81 3nlo
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H. a1 Ite mn Is.

Speech AT GADsDEN.-We are au-
thorized to announce that General
Butler will speak at Gadsden, in this
County, on Thursday next, at II o'clock
a. m. The public are invited to attend.
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Butter Butter!
. KEGS FINE GOSHEN BUTTER. lust ar
- rived at HARDY SOLOMONS.
Oct II
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Teas.
HAYIMG just returned from visit to the
III North, can recommend the following
TEAS, OF my own selection. New CRop, per
Pacific Railroad, and only FORTY DAYS from
China and Japan:
Choicest MOYUNE GUN-POWDER.
Choicest Noyune HYSON.
Finest Uncolorod JAPAN.
Choicest ''TRUE" SCHOUCHONG,
Finest OOlong "CRAGIE TEA"
These, with others, comprise the best
assortment that can be offered in any market.
and having becn bought ut recent reduction
IN goid value, arc IN every way worthy tho
attention Of economical purchasers.
Oct GEO. SYMiERS
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GENERAL LEE.-Mr. Garrett, of Balti-
more, in his speech accepting the Presi-
dency Of the Southern Commercial Con.
vention, now in session at Cincinnati.
spoke of General Leo as "that illustrious
man, that great and good man, General
Robert %. Lee" The words were re-
ceived with cheers.
TERRIBLE CASUALTY. AS tho train
coming from Dalton last Wednesday
night was passing Sugar Valley, it ran
over man by the name of Andrew Nor
rell, cutting off his head and arms, and
otherwise horribly mutilating his body.
The boys and girls of England have
contributed the money to build nonu-
ment over the remains of Daniel de Foe,
author of s'Robinson Crusoe," who was
buried one hundred and thirty nine years
ago. A wcll-mcrited compliment.
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To the Dental Profession

To the Dental Profession.
NlHE regular semi-annual meeting OF the
IL South Carolina state Dent al Association
will be hold in Charleston, S. G., commencing
TUESDAY, November 1, at 8 r. M. Dentists
throughout the State arc cordially invited to
be present. Members will DO passed to and
fro. ovor tho various railroads, for ono fare.
T: I. MOORE, Corresponding Secretary.
Oct9
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Tobacco! Tobacco!

1VU1OVV' 4UUdCCU.
Ok BOXES fine chewing TOBACCO; five
AO boxes fine cut chewing TOBACCO. Also
o fine lot of tho WEED. to suit the taste CT
the generality Of mankind, in the shape of a
nice CIGAR, can be found at
Oct HARDY SOLOMON'S
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Nectar Whiskey.

Nectar Whiskey.
TIDSON'S OLD FAMILY NECTOR and
W Rye WHISKEYS 'the purest and best in
m0rket." Also, a full stock OF RECTIFIED
WH1SKEYS, OF all grades, always on hand
and for sale by J.& r. r. AGNEW.
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SENATE.

SENATE.
a THURSDAY, Dec. LIST, 1870.
Senate met at 10 o'clock.
President in the Chair.
Prayer by Rev Mr.. Coils of the House.
Mr.. McCother asked leave to change his
vote on the printing bill from aye to nay.
Granted 'H
Mr.. Currie, from the Committee on En-
crossed bills, reported that they had exam
ined tile following bills and found them cor
rectly engrossed: ja5r-f-r
A bill to extend the time for paying over
the taxes of Alamance and CasWell
A bill to amend the charter of the town
of Washington. ..l. ,at.t. ae. r.
|, A bill to repeal Chap. 50 OF the laws of
! '6S and 80. r.a f,..i., +,
A bill to incorporate the Hook and Ladder
Company of the town of Charlotte. ui
A resolution relating to the purchase of
stationery. Tss aa.fle
A bill for the relict of the tax collector
of Pitt county. ,fitI Il
The Committee on Propositions and
Grievances reported back the memorial of
Robert Heath, and were discharged from
its further consideration. se,g
The same committee reported the resolu-
ton in favor of j. W. House, late sheriff of
Wilkes county, and proposed an amendment
inserting that he or she shall have paid
such taxes or believe them to have been
paid" n, .sl4.5s. .o.4..s. ~
Also the bill for the relief of the tax col
lector of Bladen county, for which the COM
mittee recommended a substitute. The COM
mittee on Internal Improvements reported
back bill to repeal the act authorizing the
Dan River R. r. Co. to extend their road,
and recommended that it do not pass '-
Mr.. Smith moved that the bill be placed
upon the calendar, and made the special or
der for tomorrow at II O'Clock. Carried.
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SENATE.

WEDNESDAY, Nov. 20, 1870
The Senate met at O'clock.
Speaker in the Chair
Journal of yesterday read and approved.
Prayer by Senator Norment.
MIR. Love from the Committee on Propo-
sitions and Grievances. recomm nded the
passage of a bill in relation to the Keeper
of the Capitol.
Also bill to extend the time for collect
ing and paying over taxes in Cleveland
county.
MIR. Smith introduced bill to consoli
date the North Carolina Railroad Company
and the North Western N. c. r. R. Co
Referred to the committee on internal I'm
provements.
Mr. Crowell introduced bill concerning
the poor house in Lincoln county.
MIR. Love introduced bill to repeal GER
tain certain sections and amend others in
Chap. 27O, acts of 1868 SO. Referred to
judiciary Committee.
Also bill to repeal certain parts of chap.
40, acts OF $500. Referred to committee
on Judiciary.
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!. STANDING COMMITTEES.

Mr.. Sparrow, from the judiciary committee
reported and recommended the passage of a
bill for the purchase of site for a hight
house near Bodies Island; also bill in ref
erence to the city of Wilmington.
Mr. Crawford from the committee on en-
crossed bills reported that the resolution re
questing the opinion of the Attorney Gene
raj in reference to the w. C. & r. r. R was
properly en-. rossed. 'effa -5Ei
INTRODUCTION OF RESOLUTIONS.
& Mr. MCNEIL introduced resolution re-
iouesting the finance committee to report
bill concerning the special tax. Placed on
q Mr.. Justice introduced resolution rela-
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Dec. 1st. 1870.

The House met at 10 O'Clock.
Speaker in the Chair
Prayer by the Rev. DR.. Deems, of New
York city.
Journal of yesterday was read and ap-
proved.
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o n SHOES.

This branch of trade holds its own very
well, and dealers continue to report an
active market. Prices generally are I'M
changed but a decline of SC per pair is
noted on BatehelIor's super kip ~brogands.
The Economist a Of the New York
market:
There is no very marked change in the
market as compared with the business of
the proceeding week, but there is an in
creased trade, and it is now more deci-
dedly manifest than it has been hereto
tore, that the spring trade will see but lit
tie alterations in prices fFOm present rates.
There have been reductions in most lines
of goods. varying from 5 to 10 per cent.
as compared with last years prices, and
about half Of this reduction has taken
place since the lst OF February. Manu-
facturers, however, say that they are
working on a closer margin than last
year, and claim that the reduction viii, at
present rates for stock and labor, make a
very unsatisfactory business for them.
Buyers now see that the rates are at the
lowest point, and are taking hold more
freely. Stocks are abundant and yell as
sorted, but theFs is not an oyer supply on
the maFkAt-
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higher, and bran and hay have also adj
vanced. All other things are steady.

higher, and bran and hay have also adj
vsnced. All other things are steady.
DRY GOODS,
The demand has been moderately active
during the week and prices are unchanged.
stocks are large and were never better
than at this season. Cash buyers can
make better terms than in any market in
| the southwest, on probably better than in
New York. OF that market an exchange
SAYS:
The market for the past week has been
very duh, and according TO some b dull
est of the season. The lateness of the
spring keeps buyers back, consumers not
being disposed to purchase until the
weather becomes more settled. In brown
sheetings and shirtings there has been ne
improvement, the better grades remaining
hrn, while the lighter AVE been offered
Al q reduction. In bleaehed sh~eetings and
shirtings the business has been mostly
confined to the better qualities of popular
makes, for which the prices are firm. In
printing cloths the market has shown but
little animation. Prints have been mode-
rately active for choice styles, buyers
operating cautiously and only for the
most prominent makes and newest pat
terms. In wooden goods the market is
very dull. Cassimeres and satinets have
been very duh and quiet. The foreign
goods market has showed no especial ac-
tivity, though the sales % seasorable
goods have been fair and prices well main
tanned.
We repeat our quotations Of last week
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bEES" AA-ob0ooS a. SVN"~N NPFS
are light.
BUTFER-The market is well stocked.
New York Goshen, 42@45c; choice West
ern, 35@Sscg good do, 2S@SSci common,
BEANs-Navy, 81 5o@s 90 per bnshel;
mixed white, g 5092 70.
BROOEs AND BRooMCORN BrOoEls
steady a. S246 per dOz. Broomeorn, $3.50
BAeeINe Nominal. Heavy Ken
lucky, 24G26c.
BUILDERS MISUNDERSTANDING Ce-
msat Sos q; Rosendale "a 5000 rs. Plss-
ter a 5O@5. Hair, in 40 ID bales, q 769S.
Fire brick $6GI. Building Brick 81 per
NJ. Ohio River Lime 81 5O91 rs per Dbl.
Alabama 81 TSa@S2 90. Cape 81. HQrt's
Alabama 81 20 per car load, or S5e per
bushel in bulk.
CoRNMEAL-The stock is light. Kiln
dried from store In lots 81 60Ea4 70. Fresh
is nominal and ranges fromS4 1904 So.
CoFFEE-Uncbanged; demand steady;
Rio, IS9Z3e; Java, 28930c.
CorroR YARNs-NO. 400. Ella &c; 500,
.lSS19c; 500, l79l8c; 700, l49I5c.
CHREsE-Market overstOcked and dull
al I5aIsc Tor &. D., factory and w h.
COTTON SEED AID MoTEs-COttou
Seed on leves St2 O, aad ~ % delivered
at mills, buyer furnishing saeKes Notes
Ito &c per pound.
CANNED GooDs-Condensed milk, SAG
IA 80 per case. Cove oysters, l lib, 81 70
per doz. 2 lbs, 81 70. Peaches, " 4O9
2 IS, Pears, g so. Tomatoes, 81 509
l rs. Cherries, $909 %. Pineapples, -.
I Strawberries, IS Is. Brandy Peaches,
81 50@5. Brandy Cherries, 81 2596 30.
Pickles, half gal. per doZ., IS 30; quarts,
IS 90; pints, g 90. Tomato Cabsup, 81 70
az IS. Peppersauce, 81 20.
EsGs-Quiet at Zl922o.
FEED-Tbe demand for corn 10 active
and prices range from 81 02L9l O6 on
leveg for yellow and white; the stock !
onIy moderate. Oats are steady Al 64G
&c. Bran Is ia faiF demspd, and Ia small
lots on levee is selling at SZSS9z9. Hay is
held at SZ792s as to amount. Cooked cot
tor seed mea! SIS per ton.
FLoUR-The stock is ample and prices,
though weak, are not q1etably lower.
1 SupeTs, a 5O@4 70; X, S.; Xxx, So ESQ
s 80: XXX and Fancy 50 751S.
FRUIT-Green Apples are scarce and
sell Ut 81 OOdB 90 per barrel, as to quality.
Dried Apples, 1850; Dried Peaches
s(aec and steady; Peeled do. l0@l2c; Cur
rants I5c; Prunes lSc. crsnbeTries % pei
FIsE-Mackerel No /, bbls e240S26; x.
Dds 81 6O@Sl3 90; No. 2, N bbls 81 CO.
Z 40 81 75: No. 1, kits 81 90G<S; No. I
10 AZ I5RS2 20; No. 3, 81 9O9S2. White
AN. x bbis, So 90. Ssrdines $ls9ls 80 pel
| oase for quarters SSO98l for halves.
GAME AND PoULTRY-Chicksns S69
3 SO per doz. Geese, 1907 per doz. Ducks
&4a5; no game IN market.
GUNEIEs-GOOd No. I seconds lT9l6e
and firm.
HIDES. FURs AND TALLoW-Dry Film
nc: DRY Salt lac; Green do. Toxic
! Green SIC. Tallow, Sc. Deer Skins 2lc
I Beaver 75GS2 each. Otter 81 Z5(gS6 each
Mink 5OcaSl Is. Fox S5e. Coon l5@40c
Taflow Sc.
LKATHRR-Hem1ock Sole SS@S5c; 0al
Sole 42046c; Saddle 40@43c; Brides $4S@
e9 Der dozen; Uppers 495Oci Caifskins
French S46970i American do. SsDSg@.
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4 ! .

THE WORKING CLASs.-We are now
preuared to furnish all classes with con-
stant Employment at home, the whole of the
time or for the spare moments. Business
new light and profitable. Persons ofelther sex
easily earn from soc to So per evening, and a
proportional sum by devOting their whole
time to the business. Boys ant girls earn
nearly as much as men. That ali who see
this notice may send their address and test
the business. We make this unparalleled Of
fer. To such as are not well satisfied, we will
send Ell to pay for the trouble OF writing.
Emil particulars, a valuable sample, which
will do to commence work on, and a copy OF
THE PEOPLES LITERARY CoMPANIoN-one OF
thel largest and best family newspapers pub
lished. All sent free by mail. Reader, If you
want permanent, profitable work, address
b, q. ALLEN 3 CO., Aagnatas Maine. ian
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ThursdaY. AnrIl n. laz0.

At the principal front door of the Gayoso
HOuse, in the city of Memphis, between the
hours of 10 and IL O'Clock m, proceed to sell,
to the highest bidder, for cash, at public ven
due, the following property described in said
Deed of Trust, to-wft:
That certain lot or parcel Of land situated
lying and being IN the cQun1y of Shelby,
state of Tennessee, and in said city of Mem
phis, and is part of the east half block 1871
twenty-three, and corner of Main and Nc
Call streets, as Will appear by reference to
map of the city, commencing at a stake in
the north side of Mccall street where the
west side OF Main street interseets the same;
thence westWardly with the north line of
Mccall street 1851 one hundred and 1fty feet
to a stake in an alley; thence with said alley
northwardly rs seventy-fve. feet TO a stake;
thence east 1851 one hundred and dfty feet to
a stake on the west side of Main street;
thence sOuthwardly with shs west side of
Main straet Isl TeVenty=nve feet to the be-
ginning, being Sse same lot OF parcel of
ground which was con VeYed to said Davis
CookFell by OH speed, William Is. DOnOhO
and John r. Strange by deed, dated seven
teenth day of February, eighteen hundred
and siXty-six, and recorded in the Registers
office of said shelby county in Record Book
No. s., part !, pages 2l and 30,
The title TO said proneltY Is believed to be
unqgestinnabIe, put 1 Wi1l sell and convey
only as TfdstSet
IL. MURPHY, Trustee.
ADrfl I IsT0- AMI
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~ATTAcHMENT NoTlcE.

George A. Eekerly VS.. j, c. Walters and -
Buckhart, partners in trade under firm
name and style of Walters IL Backhart, OF
Prospect Blum, Arkansas.
BEFORE JAMES Hall, Justice of the Peace
ID for shelby caHnty, affidavit having been
made ~ Ehls cause, and attachment issued
aud returned, levied, etc.
IL is therefore ordered. That publication
be made in the Memphis Daily APPEAL a
newspaper published in the city Of Mem
phls, for four successive weeks, commanding
the said j. e. Walters and - Xxi To
appear before Aie at my ofice, city Of Mem
phis. in The l4th Civil District Of said county,
al the 3D. day Of May, 1870, at 10 o'clock am,
and make defense to said suit against them,
or it will be proceeded with eI parte.
JAMES HALL.
mh30 Justice Peace for Shelby county,
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LIVE STooK-The supply is not more
than equal to the demand. Choice beevesi
697c; No. z, 5M@6e; inferior, 4H95e.
Mich Cows, $30@50 per head. Work
Mules, $I25@I75. Work Horses, $759125
MoLAssEs-Reboiled, 50@75e; Eastern
syrups 10000.
NAVAL SToRRs-Tar, in kegs, s. rs "a
s rs for Pine; in 40 gallon bbls, IS to 10;
Pitch % per Dbl; 0akum IS to % pei
bale.
NAns-Fair demand at 81 75@$4 IS.
Ous-Coal, 33Q34e; Linseed raw, 81 20
do. boiled, 81 20g1 %; Lard, 81 559l 80;
L~ubricsting Coal OH, $4,000; Train Oil,
81 25Gl 80; Crude Cottonseed Oil, 52955c,
PowDRR-Riie, per keg,S6 SO; blasting,
81 90.
PRopucR-PeachbIows are in fair de-
mand and rather scarce at 81 75g2 pes
Dbl; other qualities are u and nominal.
Onions, Sc per Dbl. Sweet potatoes, 500
5 50.
MPRovIsIoNs-The demand is about equal
TO the supply, which il light. Prices are
tending upward, but are somewhat irreg-
ular. Mess pork is firm at SIS 75g29 in
lots and by the single bbl, though one
dealer offered a lot at S2S 90. Rump is quiet
at S2I922. Jowls dull at $l7glSc. Bacon
clear sides, l7@I7&ci shoulders, l2@l2Ac.
Bulk meats are becoming scarce and going
Ohk VI 5tdEOha SAoAI StN1CSs AoL1NlAbs
shoulders, II@IIXc. Sugar cured hams,
plain and canyased, I7H@20c. Lard is
frIn at I5A@164c in %tieress; l7@l7Ac in
kegs.
RIcR-Caroiina, $3.50 by the caak and
barrel.
sALT-Good supply; 2SOlb. bbIs. s. SOC
2 70 in lots.
SUeAR-The market is weak and
demand moderate. Common Louisiana,
9A@l0c; Fair, IOA@I1kc; Good do.
IL a IIXe; Fully Fair, liz "a he;
Prime, 12k@l3eSvnChoice, 13H@l3Ac;
Yellow Clarified, I4GI4Ac; White Clari-
fed, I5@I5Zc; Crushed and Powdered,
I4H@I5c; Coffee A, 13A@I4Hc; B, 1871
@13Ac; Extra @, I3H@I311c; e, l3@l3hc.
SPIRIFs-Highwines $l@1 03; proof
spirits 81 GOAL 25; rectihed whisky S5c9
81 10.
STARoB-5H@Sc per ID.
SoAP-MOttled 9A@10Hc; yellow 7x9
S1kc: eommon 6G7c. Candles l5@20c.
ToBAcCo-Prime natural Leaf, light
pressed, 78c@I 10; fine fancy Va. 99c9$l;
line bright pounds, sO@90c; medium
bright pounds, 7O9SOc; common bright
pounds, 6297Oc; medium bright hall
pounds, sound, 62@7Oc smoking, fine
and fancy, 6096Oc; medium and common
&505Oc.
VINEGAR-Common and picking, l6c
@25c.