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WASHINGTON.
THE STATUS OF GEORGIA.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TIE NEWS.
WASHINGTON, January s..

The President has issued additional orders
to-day giving General Terry supreme control in
Georgia as military commander, and relieving
Alabama and Florida from his department
The Treasury today commenced the examine
tion of the fitness ana political standing Of the
employees of the New Orleans crstomhou ac-
cordng to recommendations on tiie.
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m- NO CURE, NO PAY.-FORRESTS
JUMPER TAR for Coughs, Group, Whooplng
Cough, Asthma, Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Splitting
of Blood and Lung Diseases. Immediate relief
and positive cure, or price refunded. IS cents.
n. B.-The genuine article has yellow labels
with white, imprinted wrapper.
Sold by G. W. AlMAR, Agent,
Corner King and Vanderlorst streets.
nnuOS thGtn2nn
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EUROPE.
The Spanish Crisis.

MADRID, January S.
II Is rumored that Regent serrano will be
invested with supreme power, but the Cortes
hesltates to adopt such extreme measures.
LONDON, January s.
The Times in an article on the Spanish crisis,
dcplores the downfall Of Prim, and attributes dis
aster to m unreasonable prolongatlon OF the Pro.
visional regime.
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Interest at per cent. per an .
Maintenance OFFS workers at
$75 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1919 w
Maintenance of 35 minors at
S25.. ......-- .................. 90 go w w
Medical attendance. ........... 3Oo 0o
Taxes co hands 81 Is each. Is 90
Total. tal........................ 81, ,225 90
In gang of GO hands, it is
presumed that 25 are work.
ers, which produce three
bales to the hand, making
IS bales at $50 per bale. .......... .S3.I2O w
Loss to the planter r..............sl,47 AIS 90
HIRED LABOR.
We Twill again suppose the case Of a midGling
planter since the war, who hires eight hands,
and puts two OF his sons into the field, and
pays $40 per month. h.....................S 81 ,200
Maintenance. at $50 each. ch.......... COO
Total cost Of production. ............ s., 500
Ten hands producing three bales TO tie -
hand, thirty bales, at the present mar
ket price, Sl00 per bale .............. 3.000
Eypenscs of production. ........ 1900
Gain by hire of freedmen. ........ :. 81 200
The land uncultivated, may be assumed
to be worth S2000-400 acres at $5-thc
interest OF which, at Z per cent, COM
pounded, will double the capital iu ten
years.
WAGES OF SUPERINTENDENCE.
The above is the gross profit on hired labor,
from which must be deducted the various
items of expenditure constituting tile annual
outlay, such rs seed and oiher forms OF clrcu-
lating capital, with such portions OF liked
capital, consisting ofstock, buildings, gin and
- Rn
land under cultivation. We have assumed ono
hundred acres ana ten hands, adults, us
the usual proportion. The question Of
wages is entirely practical. 1t bears
relation to the market price OF the pro.
duct raised. Having assumed the quantity oil
land cultivated and the number OF iaborers
employed in raising thirty bales upland cotton,
three bales to the hand, on an average, worth
in the market twenty cents per pound al The
place Of production, 500 per bale,
The gross product would be-. S3O00
Wages at $40 per month. ...... $1,000
Food for laborers ut $50 per an
mum 0UU
Expenses. comprising annul out
lay and interest on capital
on supposed investment Of
$4,000 at 10 per CENT. 3uO--20O0
Profit $1,000
But it is not to be classed with profits, but in
the language OF political economy, WIN wages
the ard9eS of Superintcndence.
The conditions OF the problem, then, are the
rate of wages and the market price OF the pro-
duct raised. The former is assumed to be, for
the sake Of illustration, ten dollars per month,
and the market price of upland cotton
twenty cents per pound at the place of pro-
duction. With the increase or decline OF the
market value of cotton, or the advance or de-
cline of wages, this change in the conditions
of the problem will materially alter the rell-
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ms-NO MORE MEDICINE.-SEvENTY

g-NO MORE MEDICINE.-SEVENTY
thousand cures without medicine by DuBarry's
delicious REvALENTA ARABICA FOOD, which
eradlcates dyspepsia, indigestion, acdty, nausea
vomiting, wasting, diabetes, sleeplessness, cough,
asthma, consumption debility, constipation, diar'
rhGa, palpitation, nervous, bilious, liver and
stomach complaints. 1t nourishes better than
meat, and saves moreover, fifty times Its cost IN
other remedies Cure No. es, ,4ls-"RoAE, July q,
lses-The health Of the Holy Father is excellen t.,
especially since he has confined himself entirely
to DuBarry's Food, and his Holiness cannot praise
this excellent food too highly" Sold In tins OF
one pound, 81 rs; "a pounds SIS; carriage free.
Also, the REvALENTA CHOCOLATE, in one pound
packets, 81 so. Copies Of cures sent gratis. Ad-
dress c. N. DuBARRY & CO., No. 1es William
street, New York, and at all Druggists and Gro
GERS. JAIL oiuos
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Ms- IF YOU WANT STRAW, MANIL--
LA and all kinds of WRAPPING PAPERS, go to.
EDWARD PERRY, No. l55 Meeting street, oppo-'
site Charleston Hotel, Charleston, S. @.
deCl4 6m0S
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Gueeial Notices.
MONTHS

Ms NOTICE.-T MONTHS
after date application will be made to the Bank
Of Charleston, S. c., for Renewal OF Certificate
No. 4094 for SEVEN NEW SHARES In said Bank,
In name of Mrs. MARIA ALEXANDER, the origi-
nal Certificate having been lost.
jana 1amo3
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rs NOTICEABLE PERSONS ARE
hereby cautioned against crediting any OF the
Crew of the British Bark YUMURI, as no debts Of
their contracting will be paid by the Captain or
Aren't. R. T. WALKER
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ag GO TO GEORGE LITTLE & co.
for WATERPROOF TWEED OVER SACKS, for
s5 decl8 stuth
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@rTO REMOVE MOTH PATCHES,
FRECKLES and TAN from the face, use PERsi'S
Moth and Frecklc Lotion. Prepared only by Dr.
B. C. PERRY, No. 40 Bond-street, New York. Sold
by all Druggists. aeco 3tnos
@- CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK OF
SOUTH CAROLINA, CHARLESTON, S. C.-0lce
No. Go East Bay Opens Daily from A. NJ, to- 2P.
NJ; also Saturday Evenings, from to P. NJ.
The Books OF the Bank will be closed for the pay
ment of Deposits from the 1st to the 18th Of Janu
ary, in order to make the regular semi-anpual
calculation ofintcrest, but will continue to receive
deposits as usual. Interest allowed on deposits
Six per cent. compounded semi-annually.
D. RAyENEL, Jr.,
deco9S Assistant Cashier.
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ns- JUST OUT.-CHERRY PECTO-
RAJ TROCHES, superior to oil others for Colds,
Coughs, Sore Throats, Bronchitis, and Hoarse-
ness.
None so pleasant. None cure so quick.
Manufactured by RUSHT0N & CO., Astor House,
New York.
No more OF those horrible tasted, nauseating
Brown Cubeb things.
For sale at wholesale by GOODRICH, VINE
MAN CO., Wholesale Druggists, No. % Hayne'
street. dec30 3mosD8C
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COLUMBIA.
No ouorum-A Negro Frozen.
rPRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT ]

No Quorum-A Negro Frozen.
ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE HEws.]
COLUMBIA, January s.
There was no quorum to-day in either
house.
congressman Spencer, Bowen, and others are
here.
Charles Green negro. was found frozen to death
eight miles below here this morning.
Mile. Murska has left st. Petersburg in hun
because the Car left tie theatre one evening IN
{ue middle Of her performance. :,
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ngPERRY'S COMEDONE AND PM
PIE REMEDY positively cures Cohecones, Bald
Heads or Grubs3 also Red, White and Malterated
Plmples on the face. Depot No. 40 Bond street,
New York. Sold By Druggists everywhere.
dec6 3mOS
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Ng- MANHOOD.-A MEDICAL ESSAY
on the Cause and Cure OF Decline in Premature
Man, the treatment OF Nervous and Physical De-
bility, &c.
i"There Is no member Of society BY whom this
book win not be found useful, whether such per-
son holds the relation Of Parent Preceptor OF
Clergyman" Medical Times and Gazette.
Sent by mail on receipt OF fifty cents. Address
the Author, DR.. E. DEF. CURTIS, Washington,
DC. sept1 Tyr
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nr IF YOU WANT Law BOOKS,
LAW BLANKS and Legal Printing, 60 to EDWARD
PERRY, No. 155 Meeting street, opposite Charles
ton Hotel, Charleston, s. G. dec14 6mos
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as- NoTICE.-OFFICE COUNTY COM

ESr NOTICE.-OFFICE COUNTY COM
MIss1ONERs, PIREPRoOF BUILDING, CHARLES
TON, S. c., December 20, 1s6s-An persons Re-
failing LIQUORS in the County are hereby called
upon to take out Licenses for one year, from 1st
January, 1870.
Every violation Of the law relative to these Ii
censes will be prosecuted and the penalty strictly
enforced. F. LANCE,
dec23 Clerk Board C. C.
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@r TO PRNTERS.-F YOU WANT
NEWS, BOOK, CAP, DEMI and MEDIUM PAPERS,
Bill Heads, Statements, Cards, Card Board, Print
ing Material, Binding, Ruling and Cutting, 60 to
EDWARD PERRY No. 155 Meeting street, oppo.
site Charleston Hotel, Charleston, S. G.
I, decla 6mOS
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@g OFFICE CHARLESTON GAS
LIGHT COMPANY, DECEMBER %, 1see.-The
Board Of Directors having declared Dividendo OF
FIFTY CENTS per Share on the Capital Stock Of
Of this Company, the same will be paid to Stock
holders on and after Monday, 10th prox. The
Books OF Transfer will be closed from this date
until the 10th prox. w. J. HERI0T,
dec2e IL Secretary and Treasurer.
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YS NOIIOE.@OFTICH baVhININ11d
AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD COMPANY,
CHARLESTON, S. C.-The COUPONS for interest
on the Bonds Of the Savannah and Charleston
Railroad Company FIRST MORTGAGE, which
mature January lst, 1870, will be paid on presen-
tation at the banking house OF d. q. KIMPT0N,
Financial Agent State Of South Carolina, No. O.
Nassau street, New York. s. W. FISHER,
decor IA Treasurer.
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Making liberal estimate OF. .5,OO0,O 900
for the production of the world, while the CON
sumption Is over 00OO,000, leaving the apparent
deficit in supply In the ''raw material" over 1.0Uo.
O0U bales of cotton at tile end OF the present year.
The cotton crop or the world does not now
amount to four millions uf bales, averaging 800
pounds, and exclusive Of the United States, the
available production OF the globe docs not much
exceed eighteen hundred thousand bales, Of the
same average.
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per cent loans on call, with pledge OF STOCK col.
laterals were plentiful i've per cent the govern.
ment houses being accommodated freely at four
Commercial paper was quoted seven to nine for
prime double names. lA
SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL.
The southern state bonds were quiet and for the
Tennessees and South Carolinas lower. The follow
ing were the closing street prices for the leading
issues:-Tennessee. ex coupon. SIX o2 do, new,
90 coz; Virginia. ex coupon, o5 . 90; do new. 90
%; do, registered stock, Old, 521s So; Georgia
skies. % IS; de- ssvens, 90 o.; do do, old. 90
90; North Carolina, ex coupon, 5o< 81 do, fund
ing 1905, 80 20; DO. do, 1858, - 90; do. new,
% 2s1s; do, special tax. 23l4 23h; Missouri
skies, % sok do, Hannibal and SC. Joseph, 90 .
ooA; Louisiana SKIES. 70 q II; do. new, e54 CO.;
do levee skies, 70 rs; do. DO, eights 81 a SO; DO
penitentisry sevens 70 rs; do. railroad eights 80
50; Alabama nves, 10 49, do. Fights, 100 Q l0l dc.
railroad eights 93 y ss South Carolina skies. 90
s.; do, new, January and july 6s q 6s1.; do,
new, April and October, II 70; do, registered
stock. old, 70 10; Arkansas skies, 90 o.; do.
sevens, 70 "A.
THE RAILWAY MORTGAGES.
The following were the bids for the railway mort
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representative man Of that class (who ought to be
preserved In some museuIn) accOsted Frances child
WIN the most amiable patronage.
He was kind enough 70 say that he was every
r,sppy 10 see 'ls 'lghness safe In Hingland.r The
sr,nce sad thank You" and walked on. He goes
terest In the fishing boats ana fishery.
- Inc Empress. understand corresponds daily with
Cassei Dy telegraph but IL does not transpre what
she says. Very unkind OF her not to tell these sym
PaanHzlng Brltons Is 1t notY hope she hears that
for he seems sn sasr a. na
ana 1t appears that King Wilhelm does not share
NINE. de Campan's sentiment, that "you cannot have
the greatest respect
The Empress has only been out twice on Sunday
70 the Roman Catholic chapel here. She has
mad cold and sent for the doctor, which
makes max him quite little lion, too Besides
have visited her Majesty. The Marine Hotel Is
qulte italicized with the suite OF these ilustrous
personages. A good deal Of gossip is said to come
from the chattering and gesculating lower follow
ers OF the Empress about her escape. Her dramatic
exit from the Tueries and her forcing her way
by the mob nom the gentlemen VINO escorted her
are much discussed here. They say that, not daring
10 20 by rail, she travelled into Normandy in q
market cart, journeyng IN this way three days and
Two nights ana arriving on board Sir John Bur-
goynes yacht destitute OF every thing; she had not
wonder, II such was her journey, that she should
sui be feeling worn out with It,
The imperial party Is not expected to remain here
iong although 1t was at one time reported that the
Empress had taken house IN Hastings. Arrange
ments are being made to receive her Maesty at the
Imperial Hotel T0rquay, and hear that the beau
lu villa In Torrey Abbey has been engaged for her.
Tnat Will be nice and quiet, and hope that the war
VIII soon end and that the Emperor viii then be
able to Join her there. They could send the Prince
TO Harrow to join the Duke of Genoa In learning
English schoolboy slang.
Any way, one thing seems to be certain-the
Tuileries will receive them more-their part IN
European history Is played out and they may ex-
claim with the dying Mollere, drop the curtain the
farce is over" or the tragedy, l know not which.
Probably the annals OF the second empire contain
the elements of BOTH But, farce or tragedy 1t is
over, and France viii never, never give it an encore
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
HaIf.pa.r Five o'clock r. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY,, Sept 2S-6 p. NJ.
CoFFEE.-fhere continued fair demand for Rio, for
which prices remained steady and firm last quotations.
There sold $500 bags Santos Cuba, and 500 Rio
Haley private terms. In Baltimore there sold
4S70 bags Excelsior, private terms The business
the other kinds unimporant though prices
changed We quote RIO ordinary cargoes l4ac Ike
fair do, lbc l5iac good d. Ice l6c. prime lie
hc extremes for los Ike &c. Java, Ice nc snga-
PORE lsc l9c Ceylon. Ike l9c Maracabo 15c. l9c
LaguayrA, l6hc lSc- jamaica lac l6c Ceara, lie
7c MeIicsn loo lsc. sAvAnila, l51sc lsc.-ai gold
duty paid. "
CoTToN.-Consequent upon the unavorabe advices
from Liverpool and the free receipts ports
heavy and prices receded &C. slc per h.. closing
weak at the reduction An improved demand prevailed,
however for both export and spinning good
contaminated. There were sold 2ss9 pales
including 4lo To arrive, OF which 1856 for
export Lbs for spinning and IS on speculation.
The demand for cotton future delivery again
and the sales heavy but the being large prces
heavy and lower closing, however quite steady The
sales follows bales midding free ON
board in Savannah private 800 do September
here al l6sc 6o0 do for do At l6Ac $40 do for Octo
bsr at lSsc BE 400 do, do a l5's 900 do do at
ber at 49, zoo do for do At 200 do for January
September at 1885, 600 do for October 10 1915
200 do for November at b We append the current quota
tiona for lots the spot
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ENGLAND.
The Imperial Family at Aastings-The British
Snob and the Imperial Prince-Gossip About
the Escape Of the Empress.

Inc Imperial tainny at Aasttngs-The British
SnOb and the Imperial Prlnce-Gossip About
the Escape Of the Empress.
HASTINGS, Sept. H. 1870.
The excitement Of this usually quiet place, about
lis distinguished foreign guests, does not by any
means subside There Is a crowd continually before
the Marine Hotel, where the imperial party is stay
ing, and the assembly watches for the appearance
ofthe Prince Imperial like cat for mouse. The EN-
press does not show herself but the Prince seems to
like walking about SO the public is frequently graft
fed with the sight Of him. After all there is not
very much to crafty that greedy public. All 1t has
to gaze upon Is slight boy with rather melan.
choly face and STOPPING figure dressed in o gray
suit, with black cap who stands looking at the
sea, or walks on brisky, talking to the gentleman
who accompanies him. This Is the child OF France,
who Is, apparently, so easily dispensed with by her
while she watches over the storm tossed cradle of
her infant republic. France is mother who always
loves her youngest child the best. Meanwhile Eng
land Is gazing with O somewhat impairment curl
osity on the dsinherited one.
am sorry to say, however, that England does not
entirely conhne herself 10 gazing; there is o pecu-
liar development Of the irrepressible IN the moral
constitution OF the British snOb, which has occa-
stoned several choice specimens of that genus to
force themselves upon the Prince and shake hands
with him when he comes out. The Prince Is very
civil, but he looks surprised. No wonder. He has
not seen, by any means, many OF these creatures
as lhave and even feel surprised. Yesterday one
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET,

WALL STREET,
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 28-6 r. NJ.
The monOtOny OF the Gold Room was relieved to.
day by fairly active movement based on two
causes VIZ, the sale Of only million Of treasure by
the government and reported fresh complications in
Europe.
GOLD l133s A l14k.
The scarcity Of cash gold diverted unusual atten-
ti0n TO the SubTreasury at to-day In connection
with the report that the government would increase
the sale OF gold beyond the amount advertised. The
building was visited by an unusually large number
OF brokers who were very solictous to know what
action would be taken. The bids submitted were
thirtyone all and for total Of 81, 900 gold at
prices ranging from 1886 down to 1880. The pro-
posas were teiegraphed to washington and pending
the response the price, which had risen from 1l3S
to 1885, fell or to 1881 under the apprehension that
the government would yield to the general demand
for an increased sale. Az length the order was
received, and to the dismay of the "bears" CON-
muncated instructions to sell only one million,
which amount was accordingly awarded to the
highest bidders The announcement In the Gold
Room produced considerable excitement, and the
price advanced to 1874 but here encountered heavy
sales based on the weakness OF foreign exchange,
sterling falling to 1905 1094 for sixty days and
10 for sight, which kept 1t vibrating between 113X
and 1l3sI for several hours. The freer supply of
exchange was due to the sudden drawing OF bills
by the leading bankers through a desire to OBJ
tain gold for employment at the nigh
rates prevailing In the loan market.
Later in the afternoon, however, the cable reports
announced further complications on the part OF
Russia in the Eastern question, while the tenor Of
private advices gave quite warlike complexion to
the position of England and Austria in the matter
Of Intervention for the benefit Of France against
Prussia. In the excitement produced by this new
innuence-great importance being attached to the
news from the fact that English consols fell one-hal
per cent-gold ran up to 1141<, hut as before, met
with an obstinate resistance, owing TO the stimuli
taneous announcement that our ive-twenties in
London had fallen only one-eighth per cent The
situation was SO puzzing to the speculative feeling
that the market here reapsed into dulness and
closed quiet The course of the market is shown In
he
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dss market i1r %hs. WAS active At steady
By &
q sS's;'; :sS' ?t
Prime d. q y xhs Corn .s. and PRICE.
70, Western mi.sd closing at sSc Oats fairly active
Sc for old and new western and 5ac Sc FOR Ono re Ky.
h na sIT s du % ri 81 barley malt
FREIGnrs-Tbe market was dull the Offering. of almost
quiet demand oral al s"d.
special Ts change though they favored shippers
en- 9' fs Sash.. Wheat at sd sSr a 'e sos
,tns 2. seos. "a To London, per steamer, 1000
wheat ss & a a"d Is o ss'S S
with 2lOO bbs petroleum, Sd brig to Naples with
;S ss. aJ s, and brig
to me vineyard diva and back. on private terms.
% Ss~
quoted At he aoc and old at &c. l5c, with mail
MoLAssEsThsm arks. va, dull and prices heavy
o hhds Cuba for refining At or about &c. and
small lots Porto Rico were sold at full prices.
light sale. Of mesn but priees wsrs
TO and sold %
sa q sG aaa. ]
ISr @ e err. e. aS s r.ds. si.
minEon tar wa. duh and We heard OF salcs-sa 80
PErEoLEUx.-Ths market for bulk was dull the
ss' is.sa:s
nj: VA II ~ T. y
Ss.s &
October Ssl,TsIy
e; a. 81 :. sssaa n M ~ 's'ssee
Lover Tas sale. $500 Dss September delivery
and a. for @ .as p; s
10000 bbl: sold late Yesterday, for and De-
Receipts. IS Dbl. beef and 10 do and 100
holders who ae%snSsd
$ Ss ss 'ssa's1 and
o: So Lard w.s d, aali Pp ana u s sav
on the spot but active though lower, for future delivery
Sss:%s:s IS
& Dressed hog. were SOW Of SALE T.. U .ns
light ana prices were lower closing a. io,c Ike Live
sss ss%%oa '' ptns s sss'ss
sssi and .: sss
bbls slow Of sale. the demand being only small
sS % e. ns Assss
NJ ne m.s;: Va. :%, x: .m msss
hrnnes. Of holders restricting sales; few lots were
% eeea moisa s an t Sars.S a
ise. for smoked shoulders.
for raw the demand being chiefly rcnsrs prices
."S ssdy hand and ,%
Sss bSis; At sc SGc %e.dS .. or about ss p.,
There was q moderate business doing in refined
Mt the following prices We quote Hard l3jsc l3ac;
sof. white l2,sc aI2,c extra i2.ac Iac. We quota.
refining sc TO Sood n.anna M SS I.,
grocery, l0c. 1oAc.; primo 10 caoce grocery
nolssss, thhds and 6e,ssl, sac. sAs.; mslado.
sc. hsvann.Boses Dutch standard. Nos to &c.
i ss III :i:sss tss y g. "A ss
he. do, white l2hc. lShc DO No. H. IN bond cash
tgod), SIZE. Sac. Porto Rico Refining grades, ss.
$40. do. grocery grades 10c . lfxc
TALLow.--The market was dun and heavy. The demand
light and the sales confined lots Al prices
within the range for Inferior prime grades
wmsKEY-Recepts, ssS bbis. The msrkc, dull the
demand being light about YESTERDAYS prcss we're al
tanned sales 2o0 bbls. at ss,sc. Soc, tar paid.