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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-04-09

ing, and read the following resolution
assed by the State Executive Com
mittee.
"Resolred, That the State Executive
Committee of the Democratic party of South
Carolina recommends an immediate re-or-
ganization of the same in view Of the CAM
pagn of 1873, and that county conventions
be called as soon as practicable in the sew
eral counties TO elect officers to serve for
the next two years"
After some discussion, on motion Of
Mr.. j. ID. Shaw, it was
Resolved, That county convention he
held on Wednesday, the 2ith day OF April
instant, in Camden, South Carolina.
Resolred, That the place of meeting in
Camden be fixed by the sub committee to
whom all arrangements will be left.
On motion of Mr.. Wm NJ. Shannon
it was
Resotred, that in order to reconcile the
difference between article 4th Of the constr
tuition, and the recommendation of the State
Executive Committee, i'll relation to the
formation of the County Executive Com
mittee it be recommended 10. the different
clubs, to nominate their presidents as
members to be placed on the equity E1-
ecutive Committee.
On motion it was resolved that the meet
ing this day be in lieu of the one advertis-
ed to be held tomorrow.
On motion, resoired, that Maj. E. +. Sill,
E-q., be elected to fill the vacancy in the
sub executive committee, caused by the
death of Capt. J. NJ. Davis.
On motion-the committe adjourned.
W. L. DEPASS.
Chairman
J. d. DUNLAP, Secretary.
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PENSION CLAIMS.

Having formed connection with prom
inent lawyer in Washington. D. c.. to Sc
cure claims against the government, such
as pension claims of the wars 1872, the
Florida war and the Mexican war, nm
prepared to take such claims and prose-
cute the same for n reasonable compensa-
ton. Further particulars given on app!i-
cation to the undersigned.
W. L. DEPA3S, Attorney at Law.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-04-09

ATTEND Ir.-A meeting Of the Cam
den Democratic Club is called for this
evening. 1t is all important that there
should be a full attendance. The object
is 10 reorganize for the campaign, elect
delegates to the County Convention,
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RAIN.-On las. "Wednesday AMI Thurs
day copious showers fell, greatly to the
qualification of farmers and gardeners,
and 10 The relief Of suffering vegetation.
On Friday morning the sun rose bright
and clear, and the indications arc that
we will be favored with another period
Of delightful spring weather.
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County Democratic Executive
Committee.

CAMDEN, s. @. April .. 1873.
At a meeting of the Democratic Ex-
ccutive Committee of Kershaw county,
held this day in the Office of W. l.. De-
Pass, in Camden, the Chairman, w. l..
DePass, stated the object Of tho meet.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-04-09

HEAD THEM OFF.-In no way can
INDEPENDENT candidates (so-called) be
headed off 50 effectually as by primary
elections. Let the voters themselves
make the nominations, and, if any OF
the flock then prcsumcs to run as an
independent candidate, he will simply
class himself among the goats.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-04-09

RIpaEwAY.-The election for mu-
nicipal officers of Ridgcway, held on the
1st instant, resulted in the choice of the
following gentlemen : T. Z. Cloud, Esq,
Inteudant and Mcssrs. W. j. Davis
and W. W. McQaatters. Wardens.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-04-09

WE are requested to call the atten-
ton of the proper authorities to the al
most impossible condition of the "Dun'
lap Bridge" about two miles from town.
on Chestnut Ferry road. We hope that it
will be attended to at once.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-04-09

Sir. RoET. NJ. KENNEDY, whose cx =
perNnce and enterprise are not excelled, {,
announces 10 this issue of the JOURNAL
.hc arrival and opening Of his spring
and summer stock Of dry goods &c. His
stock was never more complete, or his
prices lower. Read what he says, aud
90 and sec for yourselves.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-04-09

PRIMARY ELECTIONS The county
conye ntion will meet iL Camden on
Wed nesday the "a of April. Among
other qcstions, it will probably have to
pass upon that of primary elections. So
let every club be fully represented in the
convention, that the voice Of the peo-
pie may be heard on the subject.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-04-09

New CnURCH.--A new Baptis,
Church, to he known as Town Greek
Baptis: Church, was organized on Sun
day a few miles south of Camden. Rcvs'
J. + Rodgers, w j. Hatfield aud a 5.
Willeford participating in the exercises,
the latter named preaching the consti-
tutory sermon.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-04-09

PLANT CoRN.-Onc of our planters
saws he never knew "dry March that
did not bring a good corn year. The
mast month was the driest aud mlldest
ofthc name ever known. So plant much
corn this year.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-04-09

HAMPTON AT ABBEvILLE.--An "Ex-
Citizen of Kershaw,' who is not un'
known to the reading people Of our
county, iavors US with an interesting ac'
count of G overnor Hamp,on's visit 10
Abbevile on the 29th of March. We
publish his letter on the first page OF
this issue.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-04-09

VoLUNTARY.-Under the law, as it
now stands, military duty is voluntary,
and the militia law applies only to such
persons as voluntarily join military or
CARNATIONS.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-04-09

SMALL GRAIN.-It is said that the
small grain crop IN this section is ex-
ceptionably good, the mild weather
during March having conduced greatly
to its advancement.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

RAIN.-The rain fail in Kirkwood
for the month of March and up to the
9th of April IS as follows: March, 6
Of an irch, April, I Inches.
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Council Proceedings.

CAMDEN, S. c. March q. 1873.
Council met in special session at
500 .. M. Present Intendant Rollings.
Wardcns Kirklcy, Dibblc, Latham and
Wall. The object Of the meeting was
to receive the report from j. T. Hay,
Town Attorney, upon the collection of
accounts for past due taxes, The fol-
lowin: report was made by the Town
Attorney, accepted and approved:
lst class are accounts paid to the
former treasurer. and should SO
have been entered on the books ) 16l.Il
2nd, class are cases that have
been sued and judgement obtained 1911
81 class. cases that have been
collected by me rs attorney, 65.4o
4th class. cases not collectiblc,
parties not living in town or hav-
ing any tangible property, 2'o.4o
9th class. cases in which the
taxes had been improperly and IL
legally assessed, '-'o'
9th class, eases in process of set
tlement, parties having claims OF
discount, oi''i0
7ih class, cases in process of ai-
iuslmcnt in some of which discounts
and partial payments are claimed l,oi'.oi
S3,29s. 81
Two claims against estates have been
presented to the representatives Of SAID es'
tate. Respectfully submitted,
]. 7. Hay, Town Attorney.
The following resolution was offered
and adopted:
Rcsolred, That the report of J. I. Hay,
Town Attorney, upon the accounts for past
due taxes placed in his hands, is saiislac-
tory.
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~ can make money faster at work for us
than at anything else. Capital not required;
IL we will start you. Sl2 per day at nome
made by the Industrious. Men, women,
boys AMI girls wanted everywhere TO work
for us. Now IL the time. Costly outfit and terms
free. Address TRUE h Co., Augusta, Me.
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Special Notice.

During my absence from the State, Mr..
Samuel b. Latham will act As my agent,
and is authorized to transact AL business
pertaining to my lumber interests. All
orders left with him will he promptly
filed 5. K. ADAMS.
april 9-4t
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TO Administrators, &c.

Administrators, Executors, Guardians.
Committees &c. having returns due lhis.
Office are hereby required TO make the same
forthwith. In case Of default, rule will
be issued in every instance.
JAMES +. SUTHERLAND,
marI9-4 Judge of Probate.
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oakland Democratic Club.
A meeting Of Oakland Democratic
club will be held on Saturday next at
three o'clock IN the afternoon. A full
attendance is desired, as business Of
great importance will be transacted.
I. I. HOLLAND
President.
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L III y ~
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. ,
COLUMBIA, March 3, 1873.
The passenger trains on the South Caro-.
lima Railroad will run as follows:
DAY PASSENGER TRAIN.
Sunday morning cxccpted.)
Leave Charleston 800 a. nj.
Arrive at Columbia 1880 a. m.
Leave Columbia COOP. III.
Arrive nj Charleston L. ID 4. m.
NIGHT EXPRESS.
Leave Charleston $50 p. M.
Arrive at Columbia AS a. III.
Leave Columbia 500 p. M.
Arrive at Charleston Gas n. m.
ACCOMMODATION rpAiN.
Sunday morning exceptcd.)
Leave Columbia 5 so q. m
Arrive at Branchvillc l2.25 p. m.
Leave Branchvillc 1850 p. m.
Arrive at Columbia up. m.
Accommodation Train connects daily at
Kingsville with Train for Camden, and at
Branchvillc with Day Passenger Train to
and from Augusta and Charleston.
Passengers for Camden leave Columbia
daily on Accommodation Train at $50 n.
M, and on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days on Day Passenger Train at 6p. IN.
Passengers for Columbia leave Camden on
Mondays, Wednesdays andFridays, at GAO
a. H., and arrive at Columbia at 1850 a. N.
S. S. S0L0MONS, Supt.
s B. Pickens, Gen'l Ticket Agt.
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Oakland Democratic Club,

J. D. DUNLAP, Secretary.
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the week thus far 5000 head against II 700 head last "es
through market active and higher os,i
mainly fair TO medium Fair TO Good Western sheep at
81 $685. 12i2 Extra Choice averaging 100 n at 50 81
all offerings disposed Of supply hardly equal to demand sales
Of IL cars.
far 1910 mead. against 1885 head last week: consigned
through 81 prcs nomnaiy Unchanged oiv hight
local demand; Eastern trade offerings mainly fs,r TO
sales of Workers. Good 10 Choice at 80 65ds3 80
Heavy Fair TO Best at So 50a$3 20; Common
lected supply equal to the demand sales OF IL cars
HCHICAGo, March 1.-The DTOreyS Journal reports: HOGS
Receipts $500 head shipments. 400 head Market dun
Packing. SIS 40: Light 80 oud " TO;
Heavy shipping So 60n 81 80 . ,ooo -,
CAIrLE-Receipts, $500 head shipments 1000 head;
Shipping Steers So 75ds So Feeders and St0ckers moder
aely active So IS 80: Mxrd Butchers steers So
So SOL Cows $2es3 40; Bulls, IL 75a*S 81 Oxen' $50
S. s..
Receipt 1000 head Shipments G75 head Market
quiet weak u 80 S0dS4 10.
PHILADELPHIA March 11.-CArTLE-saes 200 head
market dull and lower; Good, 5c; Medium 4d4L Lei Com
mon go 0Ic.
sHEgP-Saes 900 head market dull Good TO Prime 5ad
Glsc.; Medium, 5fad NC; Common, s15c.
HoGs-saes. $500 head: market dull; Good, 63Sse;
Mediu
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$40 IS asked; Jane $40 20 bid. $40 so asked
BEEF and BEEF HAMS DULL nominaliy unchanged go.
CU1 MEATS In buyers favcr light business sales 5000
D Picked Bellies, buik. 5sc. weight 25 boxes Bel.
sac. son loose cked shoulders nc; 800 DO Hams
IDBiES dull unchanged Western Long Clear
6lsc. CITY do DRESSED HOGS shade frmer city,
Heavy 10 Light, ;'52 sc f1es, Be-. LARD opcned high
Ell closed easier cash lots quiet speculative busiD' NJ
crate Prime steam spot quot ed 2ogt7 ~ s1les go
as7 l2p closing 81 So and brokerage: 800 tcs June,
81 l2Sas7 20, Rehned. quiet 81 55as7 65 Con.
tnent........BUTTER Market heavy slow demand
state Creamery pals. Good TO Prime. 3ed32e
state daires Choice 15a27c State half rkns
ia bs Common Choice, 10 35c state kns Common to
Choice l5d25c state Welsh tubs Common to Choice l20
SOC; Western tubs Common TO Choice 7d25c Wesern mr.
kns Common Choice 76lOc Western Creamery Good to
very Choice, 3Od37c.; Rolls Common 10 Choice lOrlsc
CHEESE dull. buyers favor EGGS sbaae lower. light
inquiry Long Island. NewJersey l5dl6c state Pennsyl
yana 142Gl5c; Western Sdl4o latter Choice Southern
6l3ec. LINED 7fl0c.
EICESteay moderate sales: Carolina Fair 10 Prime, ga
SUGAR-Haw still firm but quiet; Fair Good Refining.
Ia1Hc.: Prime, 7a.c.; Centrifugal, 17sdSsc ssles 800
hLds. Cuba. 1asd7 Sc. Refined demand Crushed
07c Powdered. 9Ssd9c.; Granulaied. O'sc; STANDARD
''A,"9c
SEED--Grass Seed active firm sales 9G0 bags Glover
SGSc for Canada part 10 arrive osdS2c for Western
Size for state l,l5u bags Timothy 81 35dsl ;O Lnseed
Still duh.
sTARINE-Lower; sales, so ties. Prime Tie; 1000 cs,
last half This month, and all next month private terms
TALLOW-Quiet; sales Prime lac. the sales
yesterday should have been $4,000 ID.
WHlsKEY-Shado frmeri sales, 20 bbs, 81 O62 per gal
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dropped back to 70. But another rally to the sup
port of the stock put it back to 79l2a79os.
Lake Shore to-day was not strong but it was n OF
weak. The price ranged from 62as06i7s to 62l
To-day the rates freight to be advanced
according to the agreement of last Thursday.
High authority, however. admits that we are not
altogether happy yet" The Northwest stocks adj
vanced early in the day, and pmained notcea-
bly, steady until just before the close, when
an extra dash carried the prices to the highest
point yet reached. The st. Paul stocks recovered a
part of them decline of Saturday but did not reach
their best figures The remainder of the Western
list was dull and steady within narrow fluctuations
excepting st. Louis. Kansas City and Northern pre-
ferred, which rose from 81 to 22l2.
The coal shares presented nothing new. Trading
in them was light at 47046Ss047 for Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western, and 470f74 for Della
ware aud Hudson. But the leased Morris and Es-
was stronger at G83a0G9la.
Atlantic and Pacific telegraph sold in a small
way at 2Ol2020as. and Pacific Mail at 2Oaid2l l4G
POS. The express stocks steady without feat
ure. The market was firm at the close.
RANGE or THE STOCK MARKET.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, March il-Pork- Eastern dun 81. West.
ern dull at 90. BaoOn--Cumberand cut duh AZ 20
short dull al 20 3D. Long Clear duh 27 short Clear
dull at 49,. Hams-IOng dull 4Oi Shoulders dull
at 2lh Beef-Indin Mess duh at 92; Extra Mess duh
at Ia; Prime Mess duh at SO. Lard-P1me Western
hrmer at 81. TalowPume City dnl at 40. Turpcntlne
Spirits steady 20, R0sin-CommOn dali at 5i3L Fine
dull Cheese-Amerlcan Choice dull at 49, Lard Oh
steady $751; Flour-Extra state. dull at 3D. Wheat
| Spring dull at 10 6da Nc. Sprtg dull at 10
Winter dull ll2d. C0rn-Od Mixed sot dun at ~ Vi.
New duh at 20 80. Cotton Seed Oi-felow American,
I'm the market Receipts OF Wheat Tor the week nom At
lanc ports $4,000 from Pacific ports 620OO qs; from
other $4,000 qrs Receipts OF Corn 3OOO Gfs
LIVERPOOL, March lll23D p Motion easier but not
quo,ably lower; Mddng uplnnds I'D aiddIing Orleans,
Cad sales Of the day 5000 bales including loo bales FOL
speculation and export Receipts 200 bales including 1000
American Futures, ia2d. Cheaper Cpandt Low MiGdllng
clause March delivery Gagd UplaId Low Middlng clause
March and April delivery, 6ia2i. Jpands, Low Midling
olause April and May delivery 9 d uplands Low Middng
clause, May and June delivery O39d upnds Low Mddlng
June and July delivery 6i; hollands Low Middng
clause July and August delivery, 8s Upands Low Md
ding clause shipped February and March, sail 6Sasd; U
lands. Low Mddng clause, shipped March APRIL sail,
GID.
LIVERPOOL March l1-i3O D. Lard 1894 per cwt for
American. -,
LIVERPOOL. March LIE D. Cotton plands Low Mid.
ding clause september aud october delivery. Gid
LNERPOOI, March ll-5 Futures Gull Inc safes OF
the included ZOO bales American.
LONDON March ll-J:30 \. m.-Proluce-TaIs)w So Sd a
80 per cwt: Spirits Of Turpentine, "a sd per cwt
LONDON March ll-fycnng IInsecd Oh. &2O ~ per ton
AsrwERP March llpetroleum 27ia francs Tor fine pale
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Money on call a. the opening OF the week was
quiet and easy at 1l2aJ pcT cent, although find
that many of the banks aud other corporate money
lenders getting G-the rate not yet having been
reduced. Prime merchant paper ~ 4lyaO per cent
the effect Of the numerous mercantile failures being
10 make il hard 10 sell any paper not absolutely
known 10 be prime. The following were the rates
of exchange on New-York to-day: Savannah, Il
prrmium: Charleston. plentiful, SIG premium.
IL prcmium: New-Oreans commercial. SIC;
bank par; ST. Lous, par; Chicago. steady, at par,
and Boston, IL cents discount.
The United states Treasurer ut Washington to-
day received $500, 900 National bank notes Tor re-
donpton. The customs receipts were TGooV0o' ana
the internal revenue receipts were TiOooOV. Inc
following n the Clearng-IIouse statement to-day
Currency exchanges, s73. ~ i,69l currency bal
anecs. S2,D09.ilG; gold exchanges, $l3.5lo,|lo,
and gold balances. Sl,oD7 ,OO6.
The London market for oonsols came easier to-day;
for money Y35l0; for the account 05l 10. In United
States bonds iO.4Os opened "A lower, at 1904 but
the other issues were strong and higher new - ~
1O5liG; new 4i2 per cents at 103l3iG and lst1s ~
iOSiiG. In American railway securities Erie closed
at 10, preferred at 23aI; Illinois Central at 40
Pennsy iyania Central NJ 2sli, ard Reading at l3$
No bullion movement was reported at the Bank al
England to-day. and no quotation for money. In
Paris per cent French rcntcs opened nj 1890 and
adyancedt 1925, sight exchange on London being
quoted at 2514l2 Berlin dispatch states that the
Imperial Bank of Germany daring the week reported
a lnss OF 500 900 marks
The earnings of the St. Louis, Iron Mountain and
Southern Railway for the month Of February were
1878. S3ii.00O; 1877, 1852, 100 decrease. $lO..
506 02.
The gross earnings OF the Denver aud Rio Grande
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IoSnoN, March l1-l2i0 pm-Conscls H5'is for money
and 9jH- Tor the l. bonds. and tall
cents lO39t 1868 lOS Tcnforiics coupon, 1864 Now
nVrS l0J; Railway sharrs preferred. 23'i Illinois
Central 20 PcnBs! Central, 2Si Reading Railroad
1874
iONpON. March ll-l:"O y. m-NcW Jersey Central con
so &C., Pans adVccs quote i've per cent Icntcs at ITO
francs 40 tho account.
LONDoa. March Ill pIu-S.lver IS quoted al % 4d per
ounce.
LoNpoS. March IL D. m-Paris sdyces quote five per
cent Iencs 40 francs 20 cenin'- r he account Coh-o
ga fer both money and the account Ere Railway rhnrts
iO-; Illinois Central - New Jersey Central cOnsols, GO
IAEs. March l.Excianse on LonGon - francs ii = cen
times iur short Siht.
BfgIS. March llThc weekly statement Of the Imperial
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OFITCfAT REPORT A. " MINING STOCK TX
CHANGE SALES. MARCH 10. Is7s
MoSDAY. March Il-r. ".

MONDAY. March 1T, v.
Doducting from the 100, 100 shares Of the total
Transactions In stocks to-day. the $4,000 shares
recorded for the sales Of Western Union leaves only
1880 shares for the other stocks-32 In number
which were traded In.
Under tho heavy purchases Of newly formed
pool" the price Of Western Union Gas advanced
from 7sas 10 79ie II noticed. however. that at
10 and upward some 5000 shares Of stock, which
sad been held o long time. were sold 10 the pool.
THIS ior time checked the advance. and tho price
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TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North h,Jor. Vessels ana RoHir0Gds.
4
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


AsUES-Qu.ct unchanged Pots iaso: Pearls 5'idGc.
CDFFEI.-Ru trm. quiet sales. 4t~ bugs q uoafL"
rrNatr tens $500 "a Biaz "a" htTt Cool 10 Prime.
i-c d.-.flch from RIO dated march q st4tt: Receipts
Cor vrcF, 10000 hars purchases for Europe 2r0n Ter
ltUuO garl attTgc tafro-. --Nun stock.
~ 900 iag- cYchAIc. - ~" MID Ggi't. hanged
tDTTON-Spoi gm l. steady. unclaimed Good ordinary.
Q,,,c. Low MItdlra. 1890; M4idIug l'hrds. lie.
~nt- 100 bates O.-,1 Sarti'v evening" LEO export" 80
sdnuinc: delivered contact 800 ha's Receipts ~
ihr uus 7Gis-. aralust sj acs TINS day lat week,
Df5 ast year. Futures qart. irregular co-u ~ slight
itc.ne sale. bales INST
-Marcl. nos, June. ll.-1 49,; July. ll3 October
Loo: total 900 bales second CsNateh ~ 800. IL.
Ocoi,r II.oG; total. 500 hs, I"iri call May Ills !.
Aucu~i. iii t.i', goo nal'- ~, lh'h' todi -
Inv Ils70ll.3Ji August, ll42dili3; October HOO;
total iO7Up bales. grand total 1000 bales. Futures
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rotnl. hu.h.4 gOl 10 l.2o7 50G 0o3O.O7I Gl02,is,


HAY AND STRAIN Moderately active unchanged; stocks
ample We quote: shipping GOc: retail quail
a. 5O08Oc Clover sali. sO9;5c. stiaw-Long Rye
A5c aud ShuIt OaI 4Oc. cath. ~
HIDGS-Quirt steady; salcH p 90 Bison Bulls &C, W
days 800 Dry II vas. IL &C., months.
HOpoRaher quiet FOR export: little doing Tor consump
Scl3c: do. Yoarng SAGE; Old. la5c. California, 1871
MIoIAssEs-Foreien dull. nominal: New Orleans quiet
unchanged sales 80 bbs Ace Common To Prime 'Sc
NAVAL sroRES-sprits Turpentlne quiet. unchanged,
Sic. sales Resins dull nOmna unciai god sar- OOp
bbs strained al G2 Common quood II % - Tar ana
OCiAS FRTIGIITs- About steady, moderately active.
Tugagements- STEAM -OOu u-. Grain, al 90 b
5000 do. late saturday ID; sail 200 bis -Four Is lF
Iatncou sail ZOO DO dO 2U0p bh. Kusn, private
bags seed. rnvae terms Hamburg stehn 2ooo
bags Timothy seed 100 bags lover private terms iIentn
maTks Lard 700 boxes Bacon, 10 200 tubs ut
Ter. 2tO 80 hhds Tobacco a.; 700 9 9a,,. do.
= Is tes Feet o. 20 bbl-. DIled Apples, 100 tons
Measurement Goods sOaiO0: 800 boxes Starch. So
bark, Cork for orders, loo qs tram
-. Cd another to Cette same capacity and rate bls
bak 10 ireland. lNOO bulls Refined fetr
icum I'D. American bark TO Java. 1000 eases DO pr
Vao terms bafks To Hambur x, 1000 bbs l."sb az
gTrgae pny terms British bark 5u3 tons to Liverpool
.hius Of 905 800 1929 1856 tons register t. san
TT1nc,sco General cargo current rates. Norwegian bark
10 Cork 5000 Grain. 5s f; American psIh
enne 5O3 tons, 10 Lisbon, Grain, In shippers bags ioc
gold bush.
sOiIs-Insced only moderate demand. OF d62c. others
quiet Change AT the call for Cotton seed no sales a.,
PETROLEUM-Quiet. nominaly unchanged crude ~, III
md I'm bbls lie asked. prompt delivery; Cases b2d
II 10 UTnned at Philadelphia, IL 7sc do, at Banor.
ii niied opened at 81 60; closed 81 90 asked VI O1e
va acknowledgement held higher closed scarcely
so dr moderate trade In cash 1919 d m nh,s FAMILY
asked; XSn. ~ 20 bid, SO 20 as1edi May, sio Did,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-12

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FLOUR ANB NEAi.-lr1de 20 -Four Usi Aui
market heavy. Medium and Choice grades. I'm N
sfa.r,4. loo lower: export d.ugrd very W0'ciair 4,
lpbIiug busnc.- confined 10 pressing wants rn.t-
I3.4uD bhs. including LOO wi-, 'ut 81 fAti /.
Indies - .uc 20 10. go bllf so. = - - -
30 g.: 400 lbl- sup in ~ -. -'i3 D'-. -" 81 zoe
fAiTa - 1.orj -. 5000 Dbl, WINTER Nii fAiia -
80 30, 1850 hb. PA i'-"'a i-Ni1 oD.t7 - "' T..
" hole RANCE. OF TIE t.i"s tN'h W'i' i'l OK
Iofi. CuoatoIs fnr So =. 20 tD0<. 30; ~u?'rHnc and
Western -:c-i t,. towmon Co Iaf FNiia state - -
Han Go Ln.iCr 80 tfath common u cool ihIih
W,-tefn - co." O." "er ," 80 ~ '"ln 3D. q"
Goou Iyfa ono. - 7uTe' ""i """i o. 'i1''. . ''H
o.. Nrrtsntl L.trt I've N'Hrtr = 'unt' i" 'l,lf
=, Is0-5 o. straight 80 ,utt", Patent go .u@-' - =,
Some tow fancy brur- E0l' 90 Nti" higher !. "
l.yirt - 7t0+5: ~': L"ws ttiu. Common .
Fan - Hu0s" l'; lat o. G'Hl. - -u4-' -N D.
Gool 80 choice Family 80 -; ih. ruh'f '"..nl
am dcrhA'nE iir ", w. t t. , ~ 400