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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-27
EyPoRrs or RREADsTUFFs.

FLAXA tar inquiry Tor Domestic at l4a22 5 and Extra at 1te
from soaeSe for Prime Tenless,j shi Western v7-~F-,
advance gHts holder. Cruz and rea,y refuse to ,e
Les a 'SS q5as S' qaa for G S usd ~ @ and
sioa and e 10 for White Cssr, dsteTe4 Bae ira 6a,
steady; Of loo hush 81 g r. Oats in AR demand
75a in store Rye arm lint qast Corn heavy at he close
fegs checks the demand r The SAFES are seo bush Damp
g gnsou9d At ota New W We S5eS Z, SS closing S
ere TsSE ' jersey iss at S , a' @s
unsettled and lower sales chiefly to the Southern trade " S4a 900
GSSEEG-Ths inquiry The supply ample sales Of
GUINNESS aOmna We quoe Bags 6al7ie Cloth
aaf5EsTs ,,,,, feature, Of IN. market for Dry Hide. rmu
much the same =; P1s. .'sf e0ysT 1 oPS@s t S E @
On e Po 40 "a b I S IN Z, III port al such 1trsms
rates partially check sales All grades selling hut TIE Common
Ayresi 2la2e fr Rio Gra9de and Monsydo ga! ~ on
POGO and SsLo1ai lg@Se oI Nes O,ai 70 % @
iSl5c for SsyhHa anj cIhAgensi and egT,Py l2a'c @
5e gold Tor Bahia; l38I3c fO Psnauhaco nsrahm and Man
Wet selling wen aud f prices Do@,ste ssngh
yer ss more M ana We oeots sfpia Baeno
G G GS R o. r.SS. y at o PsS ai2 o. south
i5ss an o d iIss Upper tst6si ',oss s s
at 2S75e cold Graade Kp; 24d26
eic gold for Calcutta Slaughter Cow i5aic for dead
HEMP@IH Manila transaction whatever but prices remain
HoPS-Tfe DEMAND !. good sna price. are all grades We
eoosn good 9dlOc choice to faoe lld3c Michigan
602c
LEITHERFo emloek demand has recently been quite
active quantities changed hands the bHk
Rog To- manufacturers ruled though advance
bss prevented by the liberal a rot ehovgn coming
however 0e Heavy Weighs
ltyely slow light grades freely We quote Buenos
2d2io Tor Heay and 2dJoc for Light and Middle On
25d26Ie Z1Zlo for Light and Middle Ctlr
MIA 2Gl d2 Heavy Light sud Middle Oak Sole
IL fairly fr Light Jdi6c for Middle, and
lOd6c for HEAVY Cropped t2045H Bellies 2J5c Slaughter 10
best sells readily OUTSIDE rates quote
3704Oc. for Henlock. aud 33d+jo. for Oak
METALS American ngot Copper has been II good demand and The
ruled 6m sales 10000 h. az 25I d2sc for Lake Superior
Detroit 2jG26te M Baltimore sd r February tdsc
money paid New sbsahng and Yellow Metal uneha1gsd PIG
remains SpreT du 90 30 IN Pig 1ib 100 slabs
3ljc &c Euah - sole also $500 slabs In
GLIDING 1000 slabs At dJ sold or hed al JIG We quote
Al Lows
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THE MARKETS.
Icsrfully Reported for The Trl,ua.

ICGrsiully Reported fsr The Trlmae
.sups ,.-.-. -, TUESDAY, JaB. 70 ess
~ ~ Or Pots std % ~ ~ Pearls w. - - 90
BUILDING NATERi4LS-With the erespfos 81 I.,... ~,
t1e esi been 10 change 10 ote these lover and Am
's'' o. NE wseE generally has been 1osrats VI, qnoe
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finHutial.
OTPicK oT PAclTic MAIL STEAMSHIP CoNrASr.l
kkw YoAK. JAnaATT %. l8ol. )


EEwYoRE Jauusry 20. 1899. )
NAUTI0N.-Notce is hereby given that q
Tin Boz stolen rgn this Company Once containing
ne Cheeks sud Certificates u STOCK u the CowpAny TIC
rrt aud trsue steh respectively has been stopped viz:
CEKS iolovs. Dividend No a. h haektaysb s63;
Dividend no Jaas Hart ass Dividend No. g. Julus Hart F23;
Dividend H. Church, 4500 Divided No. 81 Hsfnst
Dgraud s25 Drdra No. - 4. Banter 3D. D. IS Banum,
600 Horace g.. trustee Blery Lppman, ais; Albert
Lppan Charles Sherry So Louis Therasson s Acs
va Rensselaer, s59 Dudeui VIM Amofy. $50 Lou y
1Lerasson Eva j. Banks, SIS; Knapp
Co $40; r. Neish ga snckiey $50 Louis Thertssoh
AIS Ard ID ydrbd John H. Alley 80 Augusius H. Buyn,
f5D H. Ba,,e S11; Flor Wou, Sl5 A. D. Lee. SO Bil
AcIsod asa. x D. Aoraa s1 MARY A. Moore. sis0i Alex
Mackenzie s6o Eiuarl Middleton, oi Paee~ Mary Dc hoer
sgj Ac NJ sl50 ~ Sims t2; r. Sucsley, Sl5li Alex
Van Rsu,,,ar sin De"in Walsh -" Ae checks to order Of
BABY follows; 1893 Jau 10, Stls l5 jan 49, fJO
AID Iaa 25 ~ los s7i 70, s2Cvs q, s1Sj a. rs 49,.
CERTIFICATES issued 10 the blowng 1871. March H. No NSJ
r. Warmer IS shats March 2s No 23?,s AL Van Rensselaer,
July H. 40 2Gt Hannah Flnkd Shares Dee 49, Nos
a. 2 Aaron Arnold tetIifsAie, 100 shares each % Aprl
Thomas DAIisu, Shares June 10 No. 33 haItha
waller Slai AID June TO- No. - 5 Anat Boynon shar By
orlsT, IhEOb y JOHNSON, Secretary
EIRST-CLASS HOME INVESTMENT
IL 5000 FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS ofhe souIHSiDB RAIL
ROAD COMPANY Of L. t. for SALB favorable terms These
Bod Al that are 10 TIE haod. Of The Company aud al That VI" b
offered them. The h untouhtsd this mortgage
prope costing nearly three times the amount The road completed
runug the Ferry 10 PAiehogue and doing buaeL
Por particulars inquire Of KRlCAM CLARK No. 90 WGst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-27

COFFEE-Th the hands Of importers In the
tsmsd this morning 1872 III bags neuoR
Mobile 1895 bags Baltimore 500 bsgs az sAvabhA 0VO
Boston, and 1903 bags at h port Ihe eur quVAohs
809c gold In bond for ordinary c,soesi sG54 a uo @ f
DO IOic do DO for good DO ltd2c do do for prime do
sd 3al8c gold duty paid figures Invoices The
jobbng good disposition 70 operate IN o ana AZ ne
IN values importers quite hTn on al grades win
aud Indications Of speculative feeling
offerings light reported to-day are 40 bags e1haAbe
1884 BTazanean $500 eIohhnua, Zo eI south Aet
and 95 e1 private terms Other descriptions
uomnay unchanged; Java about 20l5Ic, LAguAya
l4l0l7be. nd MarscabO l5dl3c, gold.
COAf-Tbe demand light for the and prices
quite generally waiting the sale Of 80 coo suns
to-day Eom the yard s6G1 Is per tuh Foreign IN fair re-
quest hut prices are uncertain.
CANDLES moderate requ at fall prices; sales $40 boxes Ada
mSnne at G23 for r. and Sperm and Patent quoted at 4e
for the former. and 5Bc for the latter
FLOUR AND MEALThe for Western and State Flour 10
less irregular the Advance gh checks the
chipping demand the low grades fm bot the medium and h
% super6Ds 0d So IS for Extra STATE 81 l59
~ for Fancy State sc e56s7 for the low grades Of
Western E1trS 81 G0S7 20 for good TO choice Spring Wheat
Bxtras 81 50 81 IS for Minnesota and Iowa Extras I90
81 Shipping Ohio for Trade brands and SO sO
Family 81 259S8 10 for Amber Winter Wheat Extra
for Family brand 4Od$l3 for St Louis Extra and
California inactive and heavy Canadian fonr
Southern Flour s Inactive and sell the medium
grades would have be made; sales Of 100 bba
OrBy good Extra Baltimore and Countr
sass 50 for BItra Georgia snd Virginia. SO 1889 80 for
Rye Flour steady but gue sales Of 200 be a. ~ 23g
Meal active and hetvyi sales Of 100 bbS a.
20 Tor Western and choice do So - % for Jersey and
S5 for Bndywne BUrkwhesi Flour u dali ana heavy TIE supply
large g5aS43 100 10 Bag Meal quiet Coarse Meal -
65dSl Isl Yellow 81 75dl 49, White Meal at 81 500
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CALIFORNIA PACIFIC RAILROAD
FIRST MORTGAGE rSySSTYfEAR SEVEN PER CENT

GOLD BON d s..
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN GOLD COIN.
Coupons payable January and July at National Park Bank
Hew.York Free Of Government Tax
The nndergned offer limited number OF the above de-
h1os Bonds at With accrued interest IN currency The total
amount Of bonds authorised to be issged ia
S2,25O,O00,
Less than go 900 per mile.
The larger portion Of which has already been sold.
these bonds are secured ~ hst the entire property Of
the Company neudng their valuable lands whATes and pry
leges at Vallejo and elsewhere
ehgth OF Road
Finished, Fully Stocked and Equipped aud Running from
Vallejo GO miles
times the monthly interest the entire issue Of bonds
This Road the direct between
reducing the time between these ces hours
The Marysye line process " conftEucoBbe grading nearly
completed onehr Of the hand aud the balance purchased
shipped and expected 10 arrive February The road will
early tins and VIXEN finished the total net receipts should
10 at least $4,000 tgod) per day.
The Oadbed Of most substantial and
completely bassed The iron the best quality The rolling
and equipment 10 every respect kr class
The county through which this Road entirely
either lee Frost and ito agricultural 'urpAs those Of
any portion Of the State.
From unqualified and satisfactory proofs received
reliable parties California Of the great present Vaue and future
poets Of this Road unheangy recommend these seeu
ties to our friends and the public hss nVestmensae aud IN
every respect desirable.
undersigned win receive subscriptions and deliver bonds
Government securities market rates. will be taken exchange for
these bOndA
Circulars and other information be had application to
either Of the Subscribers
NJ. X. JESUP & Co, No. IL Piue-sL
Or To MORGAN A No 50 EYchanze-place,
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PARTICIPATION INSURANCE."


CONTINENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY
OF SBw.YoRK,
OFFICES!
NO l02 BROADWAY. NETWORK,
NO 40 MOSrAGUBSr, BROOKLYN,
invites property 10 the following inducements for
insuring in that Company -. -.
CASH.
It's surplus Of Assets Jan l5oD s.......' 1,obO,s0t 10
Making It's Total Cash Asset. O66,S5t 10
The COMPANY against by are Bng Merchandise
Household Furniture Rents Leases Manufactures rreep OF the more
perous hnj property and all other in'arable Interests at
ON TIKI PARTICIPATION PLAN"
business divided 10 July OF each year
between It's ensone and stockholders, a. follows
paid back TO enitomeF 10 cnp redeemAbo
the Companf holding scrip reserve iuad sla
70 the smouni Of It's capital OEEQUA"TER divided to stock
holders, IN cash $500
As vii be SEEN TIM. obi,9' BIS asranes ST ABOUT
WHAT m COSTS TtlE COMPANY TO PROTECT HIN while his
ecv Is steady ner,ass renders this Company policies rel be
almost heyond possibility Of failure Ia ease on LARdb CON
PLAGRA fORSan important point OF danger property owners In
large cities
pTVG when Tie hazards OF tue sk as
with rate VIII not JusuU participation Sneh
poss however the holder TO All tho security which the
system provides will he issued prices IS low as experience proves
$500" 10 .,en.,iv .tcsnt GEORGE T. HOPE, President
'"P'"' 70" F''P''" ~F n. H. LAMPORr, YoePrstident
CYRUS PECK, Secretary.
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TrFsnAys WEATHKR REPoRr-sam

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
San tbs ssu..... 5i Moon hse.... SOS
DAY.
Sandy Hook cd: Cows Isaad. T:4s Hell GatA..... ga
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49,, IL. 4 "a the Boot and Shoe
BOOTS AND eaflv aud large demandi
be active, with prospects 80
prices advanced all kinds Of hht 9 a. can Obtain s1
manufacturer viii not take oueb de,n,nd
Hides and Leather Of AZ 1 .nsU hnh
81 ,,,sufeuer, there quite demaha Tor export
We give below quotations: 80, 49, .,.. ysits $50 l 50
Mems hp brog. 6 OCdl % Irs ssrs $50 90
Bows lip brog... - iJdl ~ 1lDe T. m, NE and
Youths Mp fp brog - 6lal 70 hsn ssP -. | OeD 50
Mems efbts pegd.....R OOdOl O OA,.,. iii - SD rs
Mems e. BITS ttd...."A Oo0iL " MsA 3" -
Ladies lasting gaits." O00 W -, ,,,.--,
BRESWAX-The market couiinues nTn $40 vi Son,t,ts '
,sss ~ ~ 42a43c for Yellow western anu . 49,.
BRISTLRS unchanged the dens1l - NOueI'''i "eH" avn
American Gray ana me l.
RP6oN CORNThe inquiry good aud the market IL beler tea
$1,000 ,g1s a lzd i4c for Red and l10lBc. for Green
has been rather better and mainly nom SPIN
- Tpg The market steady tone for most grades Inc outfugs
sJe rfey and with reported large receipts buyers At
are disposed hold az for further Developments sales
which 2 taken by spinners 4S BY spcuaVo
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Bort @arNrn's gutitr.
sArE o. NEw.YoRE

STArE EkwYORE
PoRTwARDENS OYYicE No. % WiliAn.st
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
IN section Of the Act passed April Ia sSl silsd IA Aeie
interested in or having Of the subject o. sh nquy
survey that the following under
ron bV the that the said va
va succeeding ths notice. boAd ear
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The FIRST MORTGAGE FIFTY-YEAR CONvERTI-
BILE BONDS Of the ROCKFORD. Rock ISLAND and ST.
LOUIS RAILROAD COMPANY, pay the PRINCIPAL AND
SEVEN PER CENT INTRREST--lst FEB. and LIST AUG.-
IN GOLD CoN, Free Of Government Tar
The Bonds offered at 97I and accrued interest
in currency. Persons subscribing now will save the
premium on the coupon, payable Feb l, proximo.
equal to reduction of one per cent in the price Of
the Bonds
Pamphlets, with maps. giving full information,
sent on application.
All Bonds subscribed for sent by Express free of
charge.
The Bonds may be had Of II. II. BooDY Treasurer.
No. IL Wal-st., or Of HENRY CLEws & Co. Bankers.
No. 81 Wall.st.. New.York
OpIcE OF THE RoCKFoRD. Rock ISLAND.
AND 81 LOUIS RAILROAD COMPANY. !
No. II Wall-st.)
The CoUroNs from the Bonds of this Comparv
maturing February ], proxmo, will be paid on and
fter that date at this Office, in United States oLp
CON- free Of Government tar. H.H. Boopy
'i'iA' JAR a. 1863 Treasurer.
Pacific Railroad of Missouri Six Der cent Ronds
prine al and interest payable in gold for soIe 90
favorable terms, by ""
D SKAArs & Bro, No. 10 Broad-s,
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the dressed pOOJ equal State brings much We
quote:
FOw,k ChieFs, pm ia isdee,s west Ypr.$l so9s %
Duefs q pAr'''''e 81 WGsl 81 Jesey pair SS 20 20
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FURs AND SKINS,
bnH ~ The skins collected lave ultimately found their 10
market there h quite ufueuce prices sui
trade here Hudson BsT Company Lordou
advanced Good uuskTats
2O cent lover Another sale tks place there 10 Mar Country
collectors wouli probably DO better send their skins here for
rather dispose ofiLe Gents and runners uho eseTe, for
ward them One commission a. leali might be saved
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NY.wHoLEsALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
FOR TIE WEEK. ENDING Jan. %, I6ty.
IPrnr...Ir hnr Tuu n Nj o Rennrter |

RecD n beans ~ ihe NccE N 0ls WTTc1 - ~ I' ~
revous week STILL with Moderate demnd The STOCK y secnu
iadug pecuaor hands Areeeut government oIl Ae'
bush mediums An Eastern demand "r pea fAs mas 20
than mediums PTees are neAIy unchanged
and the market quiet We quote; ...-.. 90
V bssh.. % 5Jd - to OninAI - -
Medium, prime. 5l9 55IPeat, CAnaaa c.;' wa "
Conmon -. 2 O0d 3 col 6outl6u Back
HsToE,. PRIME: ?jS 81 eyed, e bag. , 309 20
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ADVERTISEMENT.
United States of America, District of Pamlico, il
the District of North Carolina.

United States of America, District of Pamlico, in
the District of North Carolina.
WHEREAS, A bill has been filed in the Dis.
w trict Court of the United States for the
District of Pamlico, on the 25th day of January,
A. D. 1862 by William L. Berry and Benjamin
W. Berry, on behalf of themselves, and Others,
against the Schooner S. y Nichols, her tackle
apparel and furniture; alleging in substance
that the said Schooner was beached on the Coast
some eight miles South of OcracOke Inlet, and
that the said libellants were employed to relieve
her from her periloqs condition, and that they
after many days hard labor succeeded in hauling
the said Schooner, s. Y Nichols, from the shore,
and putting the said Schooner atoat; and that
after she was SO put afloat that they rescued the
said Schooner from imminent peril, from shoal
upon which said Schooner had stuck and carried
away her rudder; and safely brought the said
Schooner into the Port of Beaufort, N. c., and
they were entitled to a reasonable share Of said
Ship for the salvage thereof. And praying pro-
cess against said Ship and reasonable salvage and
proper salvage, and that the said Ship her tckel,
apparel and furniture may be condemned and
sold to pay such salvage with costs and charges.
< Now Therefore, in pursuance of the Minition,
under the seal of the said Court to me directed
and delivered, 1 do hereby give public notice to
all persons claiming the said Ship, her tackle
APPAREL and furniture or in manner interested
therein, that they be and appear before the said
g District Court to be held at the City of New,
Berne, in and for the District of Pamlico in the
District of North Carolina, on the fourth Monday
OF April next, then and there to interpose their
claim, and to make their allegations in that
behalf. .i
Dated February 18th, 1869.
d. r., GOODLOE, U. s. Marshal
By RoB'T G. KEHoE, d. U. 8. Marshal.
3 A. EMPIE, Proctor for Libellants
Feb % 345-1aw6w
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Section 1O4 was read. Provides that the
school authorities "may when they shall
deem it expedient, establish separate
school, for the colored children.]
Mr.. BARROW moved to strike out "may
when they shall deem it expedient" and IN
sert shall" Agreed to-yeas %. nays g.
Mr.. SWEET moved to strike out the sec
ton.
Mr.. WELKER moved to substitute ter the
section the amendment submitted by the
Board of Education, viz: to leave the qucs-
ton of separate schools to be determined
by meeting of the resident electors OF the
two races, in each Township each race to
meet separately.
Pending the discussion of the substitute,
the Senate adjourned on motion OF Mr..
DAVIS
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MARRIAGE GUIDE.

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June %. 1868. 4a1 .f 25-w1y,
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of interest and to repeal Chapter ia of the
Revised Code, entitled "usury," was taken

of interest and to repeal Chapter ia of the
Revised Code, entitled "usury." was taken
Mr.. FRENCH offered substitute, fixing
the rate ate per cent and allowing any
greater rate when specified in the written
contract.
Mr.. SEYMOUR opposed leaving the door
open to take any rate of interest.
Mr.. MALONE moved to lay the substitute
upon the table. Agreed to.
On molten of MIR. SEYMOUR, the rules
were suspended, and the bill to provide for
the procedure in special proceedings gcner-
ally, and in application for widows years
support and in dover, was considered by
sections.
Various amendments were made during
the reading of the bill by sections.
The bill passed its second and third read
ings.
The House adjourned.
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EVENING SESSION.

The unfinished business was taken up, and
the motion to strike out section 1O4 was
lost Yeas 9, nays 90. The section, as
amended, was adopted.
The remaining sections of the bill down
to and including section 151, were variously
amended, some were stricken out, and the
bill as amended, passed its second reading
by the following vote:
YEAs-Messrs Beall, Beeman, Burns, Col
grove, Cook, Forkner, Hayes, Lassiter, Long,
Love, Martindale, Melchor, Stephens, Sweet,
and Week.-Mrs..
NAYs-Messrs Barrow, Beasley, Brogden,
Blythe, Harrington, Hyman, Jones of Columbus,
Lindsey, Murphy, Osborne, Respass, Scott,
Smith and Vinstesd-14.
Mr. Cooke moved that the bill be printed
and made the special order for IL o'clock on
Thursday next
The motion prevailed and the Senate ad-
journed.
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SENATE.
TUESDAY. March 9, ]


Mr.. BEEMAN, from the committee on FL
nance, reported favorably, with certain
amendments, on bill TO authorize the COM
missioners of Arson county to levy special
tax.
A message was received from the House
announcing the passage of, and transmitting
several bills. which passed their first reading
and were referred.
Mr.. DAVIS gave notice of the introduction
of a bill to charter Railroad from, at or
near the town of Greensboro to the Virginia
line, to be known as the N. G. Central Rail-
road.
Mr.. FoRKNER gave notice of the intro
duction of bill to be entitled ian act TO
organize the Department of Agriculture, of
the Bureau of Agriculture Immigration and
statistics
On motion of Mr. LINDSEY, resolution
providing that the Senate should hereafter
meet at 10 A. M. and adjourn at 2 P. NJ,
and hold night sessions Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday, was taken up.
Mr. LINDSEY thought it necessary to have
some such rule, as great deal OF time was
now wasted in motions to adjourn. This
resolution would prevent all such discus
sions He would also move to strike out
the clause setting aside the Friday evening
session tor the transaction of private bust
ness.
Mr.. HAYES hoped the clause would not
be stricken out. The private calendar was
never completed, and this would enable US
to attend to private acts.
Mr.. LINDSEY withdrew his motion.
After considerable discussion, and the re-
lection of several amendments,
Mr.. BARROW moved to amend by striking
out as much as related to the hour of adj
journment of the night sessions Adopted
The resolution as amended was adopted.
Mr.. BEEMAN called up resolution limiting
debate to five minute speeches, and but one
speech on one subject
On motion of Mr.. REsPAss, indefinitely
postponed.
Bill to protect constables from unjust liza
bilities, came up for second reading, but on
motion, was indefinitely postponed.
Bill authorizing the Board of Education
to sell stock owned by the public school
fund in the Cape Fear River Navigation
Company. Passed second reading.
Bill to prevent the sacrifice of State bonds,
was referred to the committee ON the Judi
ciary.
Resolution to suspend the statute of limi-
tation was. on motion Of Mr.. BARROW, laid
on the table.
Bill to repeal section 2, chapter 10, Code
of Civil Procedure was, on motion of Mr..
CoLGROvE, laid on the table. ..
Bill to amend title 81. Code of Civil Pro-
cedure relative to salaries and fees, came up
for third reading by assignment, and occu-
pied the Senate until,
On motion of Mr.. REsPAss, the Senate ad
journed.