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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-21
SOUTHERN NEWS.


ae0FGiR'
Marietta IL said 10 hp the preltfsl
city In Georgia
An eagle killed near AwayneahoIo,
Georgia. measured lrom lip ~ tlp o'
the wings seven feet eight inches
In Gwlnnet county Georgia, old ana
reliable citizens frequently hnd Fnlh
IN particles ~ large ~ grains OF wheat
Macon Georgia. Telegraph aud Mes
senger' An Epson county man man
ured his watermelon patch with my
pounds OF rate last week. lie put about
u half pound in onch Till,
Atlanta Constitutions; The entire set
~ passenger train officials on the Ar
Line rOad, from cOlducl0W down Ia
brnkemep, have been dressed Ia neat
bite uniforms with brass buttons,
Every man has on his capa badge Of
his position.
Louisiana,
The committee 10 Investigate the
affairs Of the state met nj the state
house In New Orleans Ola Tuesday
Tho attorney general has made several
Intellectual attempts to recover the
books and papers missing from the
auditors office.
Tho state penitontiary lesaeeH owe
tw0nty-seyen thousand dollars whlcll
the attorney general will endeavor To
collect
New Orleans Times The appoint
ment OF MoAsra. William Bogch A
Kreut2, d. bennett aud w. T.. Freret
~ commissioners Oi emigration by
Governor Nichols, IL among the wlses
acts Of his oXoellenoy which we have
yet had the pleasure OF chronicllng
The llfh anniversary Of the 81
Johns rowing club took place on Thu
18th. The exercises opened with II rae
b for junior single SOULS, In wherrie
e one mile, with turn, which was wol
3 10y Mr.. Lemonicr in 1874. The see
. Ond raGe.-senior single SOULS In wher
, ries, for the championship medal--wa
[ over a course Of one mile and hal
with Turn, and had AZ entries Messrs
SOniat and Claiborne--the former win
ming in ll:O7l
/. Tennessee.
, Mr.. IindamOOd, IAN old citizen Twin
T. about four miles south Of Union, o.
Indian creek, was injured severely b
i falling from or being run over by hi
/. wagon few days ago, and died Wee
$ neaday morning
r Captain Benjamin A. Beeler VIII
lives II short distance south of Brlsto
met with painful accident last weel
by which one of his legs were broken
: The captain was II soldier under Gen
g eral jackson, and his many frienC
is will regret TO hear of his mishap.
|. The board of directors of the BristC
y Coal and Iron Narrow GNuage raiIroa
g met ut Esiilvile on the l2th instan
k MIR. Il H. Burson was elected Treasure
G and Mr.. j. NJ. Barker secretary.
/. wGs determined to press forward tn
II work ON the road Mt once, and Pres
IT, dent Wood will establish his headQua
II tors in Bristol next Monday.
4 western man has SIC, 600 to inve
in steam Touring mill at this poin
provided the people OF GreeneVilJ
~ will raise SIS 900 for the same purpOs
is They tell the gentleman who has u
N negotiations in hand, that they ca
"A. and will do so.
=, Mr.. II. Link informs us of n yer
u alarming fact which has come und,
", his notice. On the farm Of Mr.. Allei
W y neighbor, grasshoppers have mat
y their appearance in formidable nun
- bers. They have stripped one field
" wheat aud are Mt work on another
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-21

TIM Fourth Of Judy Is lobcagrnndgala
day In DonIson judging from the prep"
aralions they ARE making for the ocea'
sion. Tho Infant Wonder" IL u wide
awake town, and does nothing by halves
when Il sets TO work In earnest
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-21

BnoTnER LouGuEny of the Marshall
HoraM, is after the sheriff with II sharp
stick, in the shape of legal question,
as to whether the tax list, published IN
paper without subscribers, and given
AWAY, fulills the law or not. This may
possibly bring the question properly
before our legislators, who may correct
the evil complained of by establishing
rule for the publication of legal no
iiCos
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Nine ON, nj Ten.

Dubuque (Iowa) Telegraph Western
papers nine out Of ten Of them, arc in
favor Of remonetizing silver. and of pay.
ing the public debt in silver coin, IL IL
be cheaper for the government to do il
in that way, as il had a right 10 do
when the debt was contracted.
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Muscatinc Iowa) Tribune. IIowpleas.
ant it must be for those strong repube
LEANS who hold postoilices TO look over
their commission, signed by Mr.. Key
"exoonlodcrate general Of the rebel
army" But then this is an age of con.
citation, and patriotic spirit prompts
them to stand by the country-rebel or
ma vnhnl
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sen,,or pov.rd 10, p,e.,..n,

Ohio Eagle: Senator Bayard of Della.
ware, is spoken of as tall and hand
some gentleman lie would unques>
tionably make q good-looking presi-
dent. and he is as good as be looks.
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Grant and HAYES

New York Herald. The Chicago
Times says that Grants nepotism was
nothing to Hayes 0hioism. But the
Times forgets that all the smart men
come from Ohio this year.
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SANITARY NOTICE.

owners OF lots, and property holders and
tenants or all description, are hereby or
dered to clean up their premises. Neglect
to do so will entail the serving of a notice 10
appear before the Recorder TO answer to the
violation OF the ordinance, and u fine be i'm.
posed. NJ. A. CORNELIUS, NJ. ID.
may9l-lw Health Officer
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Jno. II. Morton, NJ. D., Physician and Sur
con, Office over First Ma tlonal Bank. Resi-
enoe corner San Jacinto and Harwood ats.
tteuded. 0ct2Iim
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DIRECTORS.

]. W. Crowlus, NJ, De-, Dallas Phil. Il.
Chappell, President of the National Tx
change Bank of Jefferson CITY, MO-; 4, H..
MaTsllis. of Marsalis n Underwood, whole-
sale gIOcers Dallas; Col. II. 5. Eryny, Dallas;
J. l.. Williams, OF WllliamS& TOlliVcr, drug
glsts, Dallas; James NJ. swanson, planter,
Anderson county, Texas; John NJ. Stem
mons, AttOrney.at-law Dallas; q. NJ. Swlnk,
Dallas: 4. NJ. Ervay Dallas. jandly.
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Solicitor in Bankruptcy United States Dis
trlct Court at Tyler. Office, All Elm street
Dallas, Texas. Speciality In all matters In
bankruptcy, Proofs of debt taken through.
out the United States. Charges reasonable
aent2illyn
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For Sale,

ID ESlDENCE-Mr. Tension fno residence
IL on Ross avenue IL still for snle though
report states the contrary, His torms-One.
half cash, the balance IN city property or
land, JOHN TEN lSON. JunlO-lm
DY w. G.. SICKLES- 1900 ACRES OF
~ LAND ON 10 years time. Real Estate
Office, No. 5l6 Main street, upstairs, Dallas,
Texas. luh-tf
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
-H7--.---'- ~, -----.ss s-------->s---->--
SUNDAY LAW.

MARSHAL'S OFFICE,
CITY or DALLAS, TEXAS.
Notice Ia hereby given that hereafter the
ordinance In regard 10 the Sunday law will
be enforced Ia the letter, and the policemen
will be held responsible for enforcement of
the law on their boats. W. +. MORTON,
may22du City Marshal.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-21
Miscellaneous Wants.

HOUSE GlliL WANTED-A good Rlrl foT
II general homework ~ tho Bryan lionso
Lamar street lun20'2t
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS COLUMN

FOur-lina Advertisements Inserted lWloulh
thi column Tor twenty-five Lenh'
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WANTED Furnished rooms, southern
w exposure. suitable for two gentlemen,
Address, stating terms and location, BoA
g5. ljun20.2t
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nOOK WANTED-A good COOK NJ the
Y Bryan House, Lamar street,
lun2O-2t
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10 Reol
Manl.d- Male HeIp.

ANTED-Agents with n small capital
w tu sell IA new patent Just received rom
tho United States patent ONCE. A peunh'
mont paying business, Apply ~ iIl MAIN
street on nddT0n ID, w. llOSHALL
lun2l-2t Dhl'hS, loAhH'
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TrEN DOLLARS REWAltn-l WIZ pay
the Hbbv0 rawaTd Tor the delivery 10
nae, thre0 miles east ~ IulusOna station
on mo upper Dallas rnad NJ Que hlAeh mare
absut twelve aud hall hands uigh hpu
seven or Olghl years old, Nllle Whlla ~
one hind foot ANA small sore on hheA, nHH
riggod saddle and birdie, with hnappaIplt
when she broke lOOHe from the rhrA li iluhf
OF Il, v, Tumpkins esq', about Two o'olp'Ni
u, M, ON the lpth inst, ,,,,,,,,a
lutsl 70 w. w. IH'MN''
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Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1877-03-29
HER MOUTH

She led him to the sofa, and I'm
a deep bass voice called Afrn Ssr
souls idol, and inquired what lin
monthly income was SCENE Ai,.
gaze fixed upon her bao eonstuc.
ter hike mouth she remarked
Darling, | see you notien rvv
larga and beautiful mouth Lat
me ezplsih TO you the. reason UF
its unnatural size. Whe~ | VIVA
quite a child I was playing an
pappn's, cellar door, itigaVs and n
was precipItatea into the bas sns M,
and caught BY the mouth ON a v
iectlng meat hook whieh risg,.S
up my faes and extend my nesrg,
several inches"
. With his. eyes faH Of syn wr
thetic tears, he rose from the saw,
aud replied as. he made s6marSs
the door :
My angel, you are psrbo ,s
mistaken. Probably n the X s@
;nent Of that awtuh m. M a.. YIN
left your mouth On the baesen e.
and Academia y brOughs up 10
cellar We shall meet sgsaa In q
better world. 4dIeur'
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1877-03-29

The ford has become a meadow
Of living green, GIenoc has grown
fast to Zealand thrt With machine
pumped breath blew the stormy
spell, the magic word of
wedloek, and z aland won many
acres of land for n bridal gift. This
is a fact, proclaimed and e tablish-
ed: your sight viii prove the say
ing: he islo Of Gl@noe has disap.
peared.- Hans Christian Ander.
zen.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1877-03-29

from exposure, from insufficient
food, from the lack Of that atten-
ton which she aloie could have
conferred? The, links thai bound
her poor, rugged, bat still womsn's
heart TO both the sad past and the
hopeful future are secured. and she
IS almost alone in the world. But
her husband returns, and bis JOYS
tul looks reanimate her. He his
succeeded. The tar is paid, and
they are free for another year
But at what q cost!
This sketch is far from being ex
Iaggerated. Pooo often does it hap.
pen that despite these sacrifices
the tax is not paid. Says Flsr-
ofski: Along that road walks a.
peasants family in sorrowfaT pro-,
cession, shedding bitter tears. Is'
it a fu eraI? No, it 10 only the
last calf beng led for sale WITH
the aid OF the focal authorities. II
is necessary to levy rents with
Strictness, for are not the proprio-
t RS already ru n d. HE "a ans
ironically, by the emancipation Of
the %serfs. "And, in fact, were it
net for the deep impressi II thus
made on the peasant, did he not
know that his last food~giving
beast would be taken from him. or
his last pot of milk carried out of
his hut, although wanted for bis-
newborn child, which wonld perish
without it, the landed proprietors
could not collect the tenth part of
their rents"
In 1856 the Rev, T. Giliarofski
gold medaiist and corresponding
member Of the Russian Geogr.ph'
lcaf Society, published an INQUIRY
into the frequency, and causes Of
inf1nt mortality in the province of
Novgorod, The results Of which are
seen to this day concerning the
greater evrls of Central, Eastern,
and Northern Russia. Let those
who believe that it is wise andmer-
citul to SUBJECT women to hard
work read TIE ghastly story. IN.
the hrs: place the renerepd au,hos
mentions the notorious fact thar
the statistics of Legitimate biyths
III Russia in which they are stated
70 De one"thlrtieth Of ali the bir,Es.
are Kept down by the prevalence
OF certain pra 'tices, to which il T.
not necessary to make further al.
lnslon here than to say that thev
put to shame all the impIic,t ny
contained in DR.. Storer's erronas
Gus pamphlet as to the habits ~
Massachusetss women, NEXT. he
Russian priest states that The rnr,,
Der of births is nearly the sans in
each month Of the year, and that
out OF 10000 children born, 55s7
one durleg the month of thsfr birth.
Three out of four registered blr+As
ID the months of'July and August
are deaths before the termination
OF those months ssveraliy. Ry the
twelfth month death supayuonat
three|fowths, fve-sevenths. Or
even six seventqs, Of the infspts
born m sonbe districts Of Noysorodl.
" -
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1877-03-29

1876 amounts to'the grand show.
ing Of S314.S84,000.
We have before MS a large nun
Der Of reports from various sac~
ti6as of the country. all of me
most encouraging nature. In
New England, mill after mall is
~resuming full work in the iron
trade of Pennsylvania; where the
greatest stagnation mas reioued,
there arc good signs of improving
business, the shoe and leather
merchants announce better sales {;
and altogether, look where we NAV
either the actual opening of aug
nented trade or good prospects
Of activity near at hand are clear
ly apparent. Even the blue glass
mania has contributed its share to
the general revival, as lit has
brought large business to our glass
works, and has caused the produce
ton of a varity of glass which
hitherto we have imported almost
wholly from Europe. In fine, we
have passed through :he fire, not
unscated, it is true but strer CITIZEN.
ed and chastened. The future
opens hopefully. The character
istic energy of our people may be
relied upon to render its years
those of plenty, prosperity, and
peace Scientific american.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1877-03-29

u contains the most ancient an.
Equities, Strange events. wonder
TIT occurrences, heroic deeds, and
unparalleled wars.
It describes the celestial, terres~
tisl snd internal worlds, and the
orr 10 Of the angel myri4ds, hu-
asn tibes, and dyvilish icgions.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1877-03-29
THE BIBLE.

Who comp osed the following de-
-scription Of the Bible was never
known. 1t was found in Vest
minister Abbey-.nameless and
dateIess:
1t is go complete a system that
nothing can be added TO it.
1t contains everything needful
to be known or done.
1t afford is copy for a king and o
rule for a subject.
1t gives instruction to n senate.
authority and direction tc u mag .
istrate.
1t cautions a witness, requires an
imperial verdict of a jury. and
furnishes the judge with bis SEN
tence.
1t sets the husband as a lord of
the household, and the wife as mis-.
trass of the table-tells him how to
rule and her how to manage.
1t entities honor to parents. and
cnjoins obedience on children.
1t prescribes and limits the svay
of the sovereign, the ruler. and
authority of the master commands
the subjects to honor and the SER
wants to obey, and promises the
blessing and protection of the AL
mighty to all that walk BY its rules.
It promises food and raiwent ;
and limits the use OF both.
1t points out a faithful and eter
nal guarding TO tie departing hus-
band and father, tells him with
whom to leave his fatherlcss child.
rem, and whom his widow is to
trust-and promises a father to the
former and a husband to the Iarter.
1t teaches a man 70 set his house
in order and know his will ; it ap
points a dowry for bis wife, aud
entails the rightof the f~rst-bQrn.
and, shows how.the young branches
shall be left.
1t defends the right of all, ard
reveals vengeance to every defaul,
ter, overreac er and trespasser.
1t is tie first book, and the
oldest book in the wo. Id.
1t contains The choicest matter,
gives the best instruction, affords
the greatest pleasure and satistac
ton that was ever epi0yeG
1t contains the best laws and
most profound mysteries that ever
were penned; il brings the best
comforts to the ~inquiriDg and
discOLsolatc.
IL exhibits life and Immortality
from everlasting, and shows the
way of glory.
It is a brief recital o. all hat
10 to come.
1t settles all matters in debate,
resolves all doubts, and eases the
mind and conscience of scrupfes.
1t reveals the only and true God
and shows the way to Him, and
sets aside all other gods, and de-
scrlbes the vanity of them, and
trust 10 such. in short, it is a book
Of laws, to show right and wrong;
a book of wisdom that condemns
all folly and makes the foolish
Wis.,; a book of truth. that detects
all lies and confronts all errors /;
and a book Of life; that shows the
way. from everlasting death.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1877-03-29

wise he would have bur seven'min
listers, and be prefers eight to
seven.
1t is said to-day thar the Com>
m~issioners applicants for the office
Of course, as there are for all. 1t
is to be hoped that Secretary
Schurs will End the right man and
keep him in the Office. MEMO.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1877-03-29

envy son." said a doting mn .Eh@
to her eigbt-vear-oRs AZ
pleasure DO Won Feel hae girsrr w
during the lsntcs scasienE~ WEI
] gue'sl'lf stay frOmscEOS r ~ss.
the reply.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1877-03-29
WASHING TON LETTER.

LET THR PRESIDENT 60 SOUTH
Why WHEELER SHOULD NOT GO
--FREQUENT CABINET MEETINGS
-SouTHERNERs DISCOURAGED
AND GOING HoME-THE NEXT
SPEAKER, &C., &C.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-03
Real Estate Transfers.

The following real estate transfers were fled
up to noon to-day:
Margaretta Tom ct al. to Anna Brill, war
ranty deed, 500, Lot 81, divers second ad-
dtlon to Lockland, fronting 6O leet on LJng-
worth street by los feet deep.
Herman Frenke and wife to Theo, Dole
warranty deed, $l,6Oi, Lot Il, Square 80, Reed
er's subdivision, being 33h feet front on west
side OF Fox street by o ieeG deep.
Edward ID. Devote ct al. to John Devote,
Sherif's deed, $1j,6OU ~ feet from on east side
O. Vine street by 70 feet deep ON north side of
Eighth street.
James W. Sibley and wife to Harriet 8.
Guysi, auitclam deed, *5.9UU, Lots II and is in
subdivision Of Locust Grove in Avondale.
Harriet S. Guysi and husband to Samuel w.
Walker, warranty deed. 81, ,650 Lots ii and l2.
Locust Grove subdivision III section 8, Town
snip 3, fractional Range2
IL 1renzo Il. Jones 10 John Webb, Jr,, war
ranty deed, s30UJO, Al feet front on north side
OF Eighth street, by 30 feet deep on east side Of
Race street, being the west 47 feet Of lots ~
ana Il. Platt and Grandlu'S subdivision of Out
lot Il, &c.
John Conry and wife, by Master Commits
sloner, to Daniel Finn, deed, $3.50. part of Lot
~, George Martins Subdivision, ON Alt Ada ns.
Lewis e. Hopkins to Laura scott, warranty
deed, S9oO, Lots 81, 6S and 20, Hopkins subdi-
VISION OF Elmwood. In Section II, Millcreek
Township.
Alvah Monatt to Howard Douglass, quit
claim deed, 81, part of Lot 2, Hand & Froome e's
SUBDIVISION, III Section q, MIllcreek Town shi ip
being ~ feet front on south side of North Circle
avenue by lilo feet deep, on east Sue of Winton
Road.
Howard Douglass and wife to Sarah e. Moi
fatt. qutclalm deed. 81, conveys same premises.
Alyah Moifatt and wife to Harriet {. Brown,
qultclaim deed. 81, part OF same Lot 2. being 4U
feet front on south SHE Of North Circle avenue
by LILO feet deep, lying 40 feet east of Wlnton
Roau.
Same to Sarah Brown, quitclalm deed, ST.,
part OF same Lot 2, being ~ feet front on south
side OF North Circle avenue by 10J feet decp
lying 81 teet east Of w intun Road.
Joseph Vanderheide and wife to Herman A.
Herold, warranty deed, 36, l50, 30 feet frcut on
north side OF Woodward street by LOO feet deep,
between Main and Sycamore streets, being the
northwest corner of Woodward and Hanover
streets.
Thomas b. Mcmillan to John s. Dempsey,
warranty deed, $lO,UV LoGs II, Is, ", 81, 81, Vs.
VA andsd Bryant Il Trevors subdivision Of
Falrmount
Chris. W. Prior to Samuel r. Geiser deed,
A350, east II Y-l2 feet Of Lots III and lI8, Jonn
Bates subdivision.
James Mewhertor and wife TO Anna NJ. John
son, special warranty decd, $50, 3l7 feet front
on Warsaw Pike, by 81. 81 feet deep, lying
east OF the Township Road, in Storrs Town
ship.
Isaac Hyams and wife to Olive Burdge, war
ranty deed, 500, Lot IA, in Home City, beng
~ feet front on Commercial avenue by 12O feet
deep to an alley.
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Ohio Legislature.
SENATE.

COLUMBUS, May 2.-Bills were passed
For the better security of head con.
tractors, sub-contractors and material
men.
Providing for enlarging the works a,
the Idiot Asylum.
To provide for consolidating in the
Auditor OF States office all titles to
lands collected from various land Of
fees.
Requiring life insurance companies to
furnish to each policy -hOlder COPY oil
all papers pertaining to his policy, etc.
And number OF other local bills.
HOUSE.
Bills were passeu: 10 create State
Warehouse, ana an Inspector for the
inspection Of tobacco.
To require record of deeds to be
made within thirty days after they are
executed.
To authorize County Commissioners
10 condemn lands Tor approaches TO
bridges.
TO authorize County Commissioners
to sell bridges owned by the county on
toll roads.
Authorizing the Trustees OF Marion
Township to establish a voting place In
Columbus.
BY MIR. DIR. to authorize the city OF
Cincinnati tO levy a tax Of 300 OF a mill
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at soa5 per box. LemOns selling at So 5Oas per

at $3a5 per box. Lemone selling at So 50aB per
box. and moderate demand.
HA1-There is firm market, though quiet
and liberal supply. Prime to choice Timothy
is in fair cOnsumpuVe demand at $llal2 50 per
ton on arrival. Not much demand for lower
grades at $9al0 for good mixed, and $7a9 for
common, all In bales on arrival. About 81
more in store.
HEMP-The market is dull for rough Ken
tucky, with light receipts, and held at 81 l5al 20
per ton on arrival, ana 5 more in store.
Dressed Is jobbing slowly at Sa9c per lb, as 10
quality.
steady at sl8 per ton. Shipstuns dull at slYaD
per ton. Middlings firm at $23a28 per ton, and
fair demanu, all on arrival Dealers asking
about q more per ton in store.
MOLASSEo-Ihe offerings are liberal and
the market Is steady. New Orleans Is quoted
4ba55c per gallon for good TO choice. heiined
syrup 40a9Oc, as TO quail ty, and sorghum 25a30c
per gallon for g0od " prime.
OlLo-Linseed is IN fair request and firm
at 67a68c per gallon for prime. Extra lard oil
steady but demand light at S2aSJc per gal
Ion. and we quote refined petroleum l5al6c per
gallon aud quiet.
POrAToEo-The market is amply supplied
and the demand Is moderate. We quote coca
81 IL per bu as to quality, on arrival, loose;
ana 81 15a1 25 per bu for good TO choice loose
and Ssa3 s5 per brl packet.
PUULTRY-Livc chickens are in fair de-
mand and the market is steady The receipts
are moderate, and good to cIOIce are selling
at 50 25a4 90 per dozen.
SALr-The marked is steady for domestic,
ana moderate demand at 81 ~ per brl of 2S0
lbs and iSo per Du for Ohio River and hanaw-
ha. Light demand for foreign and quoted
nOminafly ga DC per bu for Turks Island and
s1a1 IL for Liverpool coarse per sack.
SEED--Clover dull a2d held IN store at 15a
15Hc per lb. Moderate jobbing demand for
timothy in store at 81 S0al 81 per Du. Millet
is worth 65a15c. and hungarian grass 7Oa75c
per bu. Flax seed is quoted 81 goal S5 per bu
for good to choice.
SUG Ak-lhere is a fair consumptive de-
mand and market firm. New Orleans is quoted
Hall NC for clarified and 9alOc for raw per h.
We quote: l24c for cut loaf. 121.c for crushed
l2kal2Hc for powdered anu grsnulaJed, III
allHc for 'An white. I0Xallc for extra &c"
and l0kal0hc for yellow Iefned. per lb.
TALLOW-Falr demand anu firm market at
&c per Id for prime country packed.