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railroad corporations In this State from being
swallowed up by corporations In. adjoining,


swallowed up by corporations In, adjoining
States.
By Mr.. Crews, bill to incorporate the Lan-
rens and Asheville Railroad Company. This
bill names as incorporators ]. r. Fowler, Will
liam Mills, Lawrence Owens, Samuel Fleming,
William B. Langston, Y. ]. p. Owens. j..
Crews, W. E. Earle, Thomas N. Cox, Alexan.
der Isaacs. Wilson Cook, Alexander McBee
and 81. P. Hammett, and authorizes the con-
struction and maintenance of q railroad from
the Town Of Laurens to the Town of Green
Vile, and thence toward Asheville. North Car
ollna, by the most direct and feasible route.
The capital stock of the company Is fixed at
s., 500, 600, in shares Of one hundred dollars
each, and It Is provided that the incorporators
may meet and organize as q company when
four hundred thousand dollars is subscribed.
In the Senate, the only business of any in-
'terest. In addition to that already telegraphed,
was the Introduction by Mr.. Beckman of q
bill to Incorporate the Charleston Joint Stock
Company for the benefit OF the State Orphan
Asylum. The incorporators named are G. W.
Rouse, A. A. kspinall, Robert Smalls, James
Brown, Thomas B. King, John /. Little,
Charles W. Sumner, David Green, Lewis VIII
son and Jessie Browsher. The company is
invested with the same privileges and powers
as bank; is authorized to establish agencies
in any portion OF the State, and, in considera-
tion of Its charter, is required to contribute
two thousand dollars per annum to the State
Orphan Asylum. PICKET.
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THINGS IN NER YORK.
Nrw Yopr Fehruarv Il

New YORK., February l3.
The officers of the Bowling Green Savings
Bank were arrested to-day on the charge of q
misappropriation of the funds of the insti-
tuition.
The Morrisania Hotel was burned this eve
ming, and the inmates narrowly escaped.
term of pt,istratlon, and the subject will be
brought before the General Conference.
O'Ba'dwln, the prize fighter, accepts Mace's
challenge.
The French residents here subscribed forty
thousand dollars during the week in aid of
the payment of The German war debt.
Eleven jurors have been secured for the
Stokes trial.
Receiver Sturtlvant reports that the savings
banks have assets enough to pay their llabili-
lies. The officers OF the Bowling Green Sa-
wings Bank were bale5 for fifty thousand
dollars
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Hotel ArrivaIs-February l3.
PAVILION HOTEL.

John F. Riley, Orangeburg; E. N. Law,
Yorkyille; J. G. Jones, North Carolina; A. 8.
Bobo, Union; j. N. Kennedy, Camp Ridge; ].
Merrick, Pawtucket; W. U. Wolf, Baltimore;
T. D. Kieps, F. Ats, Aiken; B. B. Sans, Beau
fort; L. D. Clark, st. Mathews.
MILLS HOUSE.
VIM. D. Kyle, Charles A. Eccleston, New
York; J. N. Talbot, Kentucky; J. F. Custer,
Macon; John d. Hall and wife, Mrs. E. c. Hall,
Miss N. J. Hall, Chas. G. Hall, B. q. True, New
York; d. G. Otls, Montana; Joa Dunderdale,
]. K. GoadleY, Mrs. Mills, Miss Mills, Mr.and
Mrs. L. G. Jones, Miss E. Jones, 8. G. Jones,
New York; E. Emanuel, Wilmington; 3. Plas-
kin, New York.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.
J. s. Black, South Carolina; G. Freeman, G.
B. Newklrk, New York; P. G. Cohen, R. w.
Cubbedge, Georgia; s. A. Dunham, W. 81. NJ.
Clarke and wife, A. E. Hutchinson, Miss Lizzie
H, DR.. ]. N. Simpson, c. M. Miller, B. A.
Thompson. D. Zimmerman, ]. A. Fraser, ]. 8.
Perrin, J. N. Moseley, D. Fleming, Al. Set
ton; W. B. MIllwee, G. A. G. Wallace, South
Carolina; T. ]. Goodpe, 8. Blackley, G. A.
Reed, Miss Lucy R. J. q. Cathcart, James B.
Boyce, q. L. Goss, ]. L. Young, G. q. McMas'
ter, O. A. Pickle, E. W. Lloyd, T. R. Gaines
J. B. Aiken, W. Beattle, J. A. Foster, South
Carolina; W. L. Humphreys, Philadelphia; A
Z. McCully, j. D. Southern, a. N. Gibson
South Carolina;J. Hursley, Georgia; ]. Ward
law, New York; G. G. Hubbard and wife, Miss
S. Fay, Connecticut; J. P. Chase, J. Z. Howe,
A. M. Corrle, A. Mckenzie, J. s. Law, j. P,
Chestnut, South Carolina; s. F. Jones and lady,
Connecticut; D. H. Tuthill, D. N. Waldruek,
Miss l.. Waldruck, J. r. Hurlbert and wife,
Mrs. q. C. Hurloert, J. Lawrence, wife and
daughter, Mrs. Tyler, Miss J. Tyler, Mrs. J. W.
PlnckDey, New York; Mrs, ], A, Gage, Boston
J. R. Sampson, J. o. Elliott, o. G. Williams, ].
Cockfeld, W. Martin, b. Martin, A. A. Moore
B. C. Kennedy, J. A. Young, F. F. Mellow, 8
R. Beckwitb, G. W. Cutler, A. F. Frederick, j.
L. Moorer, Orangeburg; W. W. Waunamaker,
81. Matthew's.
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more Is made for the lease Of our road. the
| president and directors are hereby authorized
purpose Of considering any snch offer, oy
giving sixty days. notice n the city papers; all
stock held thirty days prior to said meeting
shall be entitled to vote, and stockh0lders
| passed to and from the meeting free as usual.
A member rising to second the resolution,
said: 81 am o stockholder, and will tell you
| who l am. My name Is John q. James, of
Atlanta, Ca, banker. run James's Bank.
have eighteen hundred shares in the South
| Carolina Railroad, and have no interest in any
other road, except in street railway In Allan
ia. am Mayor of Atlanta, but am not here
| as Mayor, but to look after the interests OF
John q. James. want dividend on my
stock. The president and directors had done
well to put the road in 80 good fix, but if a
lease, paying six orHeeven per cent, could be
got for the road, 1t would be big thing. The
lease could be protected by the directors IN
this city, and 1t would pay the stock
holders something. And how could Charles
ton be damaged? With proper board
of directors, it is impossible for the Georgia
Central Road to hedge In Charleston or injure
her. 1t is an Important matter to the city;
and if the Georgia Central offer six CT
seven per cent on lease, they ought 10 haUe
the road. 1t is said they now control one
third of the South Carolina Railroad stock. 1t
is worth but forty, and lease guaranteed by
the Central Railroad would put the stock at
eighty-a gain to the stockholders of two and
half million dollars. have seen the sensa-
tbo I,f boc for O
stockholders alone. One OF the directors of
the Georgia Central Road tMr. Moses Taylor)
Is worth thirty millions of dollars, and, If he
gets bis back up, can buy up the whole South
Carolina Railroad, and every other road he
wants to. If, then, while you have the road,
you can make lease Of 1t for six or seven per
cent, 1t is more than we can get any other
way-that or nothing. You can guard the
lease so that it will work no injury to Charles
ton. It is one of the issues of the day. Meet
it like men. have no more to say"
General Tyler here rose, and inquired of
President Magrath If any offer had officially
been made to lease the South Carolina Road.
The president stated that no such offer had
been made.
General Tyler then moved to lay the pream-
BILE and resolution offered by Mr.. Cubbedge on
the table.
The vote was taken, and the preamble and
resolution were laid on the table, with two
dissenting votes-those of the mover and the
seconder.
Mr.. DeLeon here renewed his motion, and
the meeting adjourned until twelve o'clock
to-day.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES,

A swlnGler. pretending to be the nephew
OF General Lee, was escorted from Frankfort,
KY, yesterday.
The postmaster-generalh has issued cireu-
lar 20 postmasters urging that the name OF the
county De placed upon mail matter, thereby
Stanley and his African exploring party
were at OSara September 80, In good health.
-fhe officers of the st. Louis peniLenliary
convict. eee e'o
so,;[ The Governor of Kentucky has signed the
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OUR DEAD HEROES OF TIE VAR.
TO THE EDITOR OF TBE NEWS.

TO THE EDITOR OF TIE NEWS.
A letter from Mr.. N. G. Taylor, of Morris.
town, Tennessee, informs me that during the
winter Of 1868 the bodies Of two Confederate
soldiers were buried on his farm. One of
these was named E. West, and belonged to
Company b, First South Carolina Volunteers.
or the other, only the initials are known, w.
F. s., of Company E, First South Carolina
Volunteers. AS no attention has been paid to
their graves, Mr.. Taylor infers that their
friends know nothing of their place of inter-
ment He can identify each, and Is willing to
grant the privilege Of removal or enclosure,
or will make any disposition of the remains
which surviving friends may deem proper.
AS the regiment to which these soldiers be-
longed was raised In and around Charleston,
shall be glad to have Mr. Taylor's notice
published In your paper.
esIectfully,
E. T. WNKLER
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feb126
90 CITY TAX NoTICE.-oFFIOE

rs CITY TAX NOTlCE.-OFFIOE
OF CITY APPRAISER, CITY HALL, CHARLES
TON, 8. O., FEBRUARY s, 1s72.-Notice is
hereby given to ali concerned that Returns
for all Real and Personal Property within tie
limits OF the City Of Charleston shall be made
and delivered at this ofce, on or before the 2lst
Of February, instant, for the year 1872, verified
by the oath Of the person whose duty 1t Is soto
return said property, as principal, agent, trustee,
or otherwise.
BY Act OF the Legislature, passed March l, 1870,
1t Is made The duty Of the City Appraiser to add
Fifty Per Cent. and One Dollar as penalty for
failure or neglect to make returns OF property
within the time prescribed.
The following must be returned for taxation a.
Personal Property, viz:
Horses and Mules, Neat Cattle: -. -
Gold and Silver Watches. -
Gold and Silver Plate.
Plano Fortes, Melodeons and Cabinet Organs.
Carriages, Wagons, Drsys, Carts and other
vehicles.
Dogs.
Average value Of Goods, Merchandise or other
commodities pertaining to any business as Aer
chant, Agent or otherwise, between the 1st Of
January, 1871, and 1st January, 1872
Average value OF all materials used, or provided
for USE as Manufacturer, or otherwise, between
lst January, 1871, and 1sr January, 1872.
Value OF all Machinery, Engines, Tools, FIX
lures and implements used, or provided. and OF
all manufactured articles on hand on January
1st, 1872
Value Of all Moneys-including bank bills and
circulating notes on hand or deposit.
Value OF all credits, over legal Indebtedness.
Value Of all investments In the bonds or stocks
Of any company, corporation, or person, anclud-
ing City Of Charleston stock,) in or out OF this
City, except National Banks out OF the Clty,l and
OF the gross receipts OF Insurance Agencies, In
money and notes, between the first day Of Janu.
ary, 1871, and first day OF January, 1872.
Value Of all other Personal Property, including
household furniture.
All persons who shall pay their taxes In one in
stalment, on or before the 1st MARCH, 1872, shsn
be allowed q reduction OF Five Per Cent. on the
amount OF the same.
W. q. EASTERBY,
feb5.mwfs Oivy Appraiser.
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Marrie6.

mc1ABE-CARR-On the 9th instant, at st.,
Petel's Church, Fernandina, Florida, by the Rev.
O. p. Thackars, B. F. McCABE and IRosALm FRAN.
oKs, youngest daughter OF the late, O. D.. Carr,
both OF this city. ., q
CAHILL-CLEAR.-On Sunday evening, Feb.
ruary 4, 1872, at the residence Of the BRIDES
mother by the Rev. John Moore. D. D., Mt. 3AnH8f
p. CAHILL to Miss ELLEN CLEAR, all OF this c!ty.s
No cards. 100 ss-, ,.E-z.. -
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TIE WEATHER THIS DAY.

WASHINGTON, D. c., February ID.
Northeast winds will veer to southwest
throughout the Atlantic States; clearing
weather, with falling temperature, will pre-
vail on Wednesday south and west OF Penn
sylvania. An area of high barometer, with
cold and pleasant weather, will prevail In the
Upper Mississippi Valley and westward, fol-
lowed by falling barometer and threatening
weather Wednesday night. Dangerous winds
are not anticipated for Tuesday on Atlantic
and Gulf coasts.
Yssterday's Weather Reports OF the
Signal Service, U. 8. A.-4.47 p. NJ,
Local Time. 20 ~
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nE TAXES. .
ERS OF

~ TAXES.-THE TAXPAYERS OF
the Seventh District Of Charleston County, COM:
prihlng Edtsto, JOINTS, Wadmalaw, James Island
aud St. Andrews Parish, are hereby notified that
the Tax Books will be In the city, at the Fire
proof Building, February1e, for the Collection OF
Srate, County, Poll and School Taxes, for tho year
1871, and Will remain open 1eth, 18th, 10th and
21st, closing ed.
H. B.-The delinquent Taxpayers OF 1899 will
have no further time allowed from that date
WIN. H. W. GRAY,
feb12-s Deputy Treasurer:
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THE 0LD WORLDS NEWS.

LONDON, February 13.
The Anglo-American Association have re-
solved not to discuss the Alabama question
while the hope OF friendly settlement re-
mains.
The Persian famine continues, { ID many are
dying daily.
Bombay kilograms say that the assassination
of Mayo causes intense excitement throughout
India, and business was suspended in Calcutta
and Bombay.
The Franco-G German postal convention has
been signed.
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THINGS IN UTAH.
SALT LAKE, Febru

SALT LAKE, February l3.
The Mormon ticket was elected, and the
women and children voted.
The Japan Embassy will be obliged to return
to San Francisco, and take the steamer via
Panama, as there is no prospect of raising the
snow blockade for perhapsa month.
The Postofice department are proposing ior
stage service around the snow blockade, ior
sixty days.
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IN EXAMPLE FOR COLUMBIA.

TALLAHASSEE, February l3.
The resolution impeaching Governor Reed
passed the House, and the Lleute1ant-GoVern-
or to-day assumes the governorship.
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as- CONsIGNEEs PER COMMERCIAL
Line Schooner II. A. TYLER, Tyler. Master, fremE
New York, are hereby notified that she: Is TKUf
DAY dIscharging at Pier No. i Central Wharf. All,
goods on the wharf at sunset will be stored at
owners expense and risk. No claims allowed
after goods leave the wharf.
F.BAKER 4 CO.,
feb1s Agents. q
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nBNOTICE.-C CENTRAL PoSToFFIGH
Box.-By permission Of Stanley G. Trott, ESQ,
Postmaster, a PosToRFIcE BOX has been placed
in my Grocery Store, No. 276 King street, nearly
opposite Hasel street. for the accommcd cdation, OF
the public. "a =, u. - - =
All Letters deposited will be delivered at the
principal Posto1ce in time for the regular mails.
EvERT E. BEDFORD. ~
Successor to W. s. Corwin d Co.,
feb14s No. 275 King street.
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JOHN VS.. JONATHAN.
LATEST ASPECT OF THE AL4B4M4
CLAIMS CONTROHERSY.

The British Note to the State Depart.
ment-The American Case Criticised
Mt Neutrality-suspicious. OF Hon. Rev
erdy Johnson-The Decision Left to
the Arbitrators.
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5uerial Notices.

~ CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
from Philadelphia, are hereby
notified that she will discharge cargo THB DAY.
the 14th instant, at Browns Wharf. Goods un,
called for at. sunset Will remain on the wharf
at owners, rtsk and expense.
feb14-1 s.@s.:es WIN. a. coURTENAY, Agent.
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~ THE CHARLESTON CHARITAs
DLE ASSOCIATION, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
FREE SCHOOL FUND.-oFFICAL RAFFLEb
NUMBERS. !2t
GLASS No. s47-NoRNRa. .,
Ss-ls-67- 2-42-64-s2-S -SS-78-1s-22-2s.
GLASS No. 34s-EvKsuNG.
62-S2-5 55-19-22-66-53-31-
Az witness our hand at Charleston this 18th day
of February, 1877 FENN PECK,
JAMES GILLILAND,
oct8 sworn Commissioners.
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GOSSIP FROM GOTHAM.

Tho Successor OF Archbishop spalding-
The War Fever-The Great Radical
Scandal, &C., &c.
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VTRAPPING PAPER FOB sALE.-OLD
w NEWSPAPERS In large OF small guanIt'sne at sne
Prce so GENTS PER HUNDRED. Apply yr,av1S
olllce Of THE NEWS.
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aB- ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER
CITY RAILROAD COMPANY.

g8 ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER
OITY RAILROAD COMPANY.
ExEouT1vs OFFICE, No. 81 NASSAU sTRhsr, :,
NEW YORK, February !, 1877. <
The Coupons and registered interest due Feb
ruary Is, 1872, on the First Mortgage Eight Per
Cens. Is p. c.) Gold Bonds (E. d. and the Eight
Per Cent. (s p. c.) Gold First Mortgage Sinking
Fund Land Grant Bonds Nv. d. Of the st. Joseph
and Denver City Railroad Company will be paid
at the ONCE OF the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company Of the City Of New York, upon presenta-
tion and demand on and after that date, Free OF
Tax. FRANCIS A. COFFIN,
ASST Treasurer,
feb6-12 st. J. & D. O. r. r. 90.
wNOTICE. THE BOARD OF THUS
TEES OF THE SAILORS HOME, CHARLESTON,
PORT SOCIETY, will proceed, at their next
meeting, to elect Superintendent Of said Instt-
tuition.
Applicants will hand In their letters on or pe
fore the 18th instant to the undersigned, from
whom all Information may be obtained with ref.
erence to the regulations and restrictions By
which they will be governed.
WIN. ]. MIDDLETON,
feb9-lmw3 Chairman Board OF Trustees
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@ BOARD OF COMMISSIONER OF,
PUsLIo LAND.-The Board OF Commissioners Of
Public Land will, at It's next Meeting to be held
February H. 1872, receive Contracts for Supplying
the various Institutions under their charge with
Oak ard Pine Wood until the frst day Of May
1879. Parties applying for the contract will hand
In the same on or before that day.
BY order Of the Board.
J.M.F. DERERE, s
febe-fmws Secretary B. O. p. l..
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The report was received as l-totnia'iou.
At the call of the chairman, Mr.. 80. q.
Cochran, the president of the Southwestern
Railroad Bank, submitted the following report,
which was received as lnformation:
The president and directors of the South
western Railroad Bank ask leave 10 report:
That with view of carrying out the resolu-
lions of the stockholders, passed at their la.t
meeting, a sch-d Of the assets Of the bank
has been placed In the hands Of The solicitors
OF the road and bank, for the purpose OF making
the pecessaf, transfer OF the same to the roao,
and that th. bank has been placed In liquida-
ton, and portion of its assets turned over 20
the road.
The bank has continued to redeem its circu-
lstion, now reduced to s42.l95, and perform
such other duties as we're required, until lne
transfer is made, which will De efeci ed as coon
as possible, consistent with the welfare OF the
company.
have to report three vacancies In the board.
Respectfully submitted.
JOHN C. COCHRAN, President.
Charleston, February l3. 1872.
No further business bring presented, MT.
DeLeon moved an adjournment until noon on
Wednesday, which was withdrawn at the In
stance of Mr.. R. w. Cubbedge, who offered the
following preamble and resolution:
Whereas. I, Is reported that an offer has
heen made of a lease Uf the South Carolin,
p.;road for q term OF years at the rate of four
nor cent. per annum; and whereas the stock
Holders are desirous Of getting some return for
their investment. BE- II, therefore,
Resolued, That If an offer OF i've per cent. ol
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A1nniripal Notices.

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Making tho Most of n Husband.

The wife OF Joaquin Miller, the poet,
seems resolved that he shall contribute
to the support Of his family whether he
is willing or not. She proposes TO make
him useful without asking his leave.
We have beo us a handbiTjhst sent
us from San Francisco, in which it is
announced that Mrs Minnie Myrtle
Miller, the poetess, wife Of Joaquin
Miller, will lecture in Pacific Hall on
Joaquin Miller, the Poet and the Man. "
Then follows asynopsis OF the lecture,
in which the shortcomings OF the hus-
band are limited at in various indirect
ways. Mrs. Miller has been said in the
newspapers to have complained that
her husband did not provide Tor bis
family. This can no longer be said il
the lady is successful as a lecturer.
Joaquin Miller will have become the
capital on which she does business
her stock in trade. In q worldly point
OF view she will have made fortunate
marriage. The only drawback that
occurs to us is this that her husband
may claim that in all fairness he is en-
titled to half the proceeds OF her lee
lures, on the ground that il she furnishes
the labor he supplies the capital.
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FINANCE AND TBADB.h
yew York Market.
NEW YORK October S. ,

b.
FLOUR-Is without decided change
at Sc 0066 80 for superfine State;
Sc 95@7 Is for extra State; s. 20@7 50
for choice State; Sc 00@6 - for super.
fine western; Sc 90@7 80 for common to
medium extra western; 81 356S 10 for
choice do. 50 1909 As for COM
mon to choice white wheat western
extra; 81 IS for good shipping brands
extra round hoop Ohio; So 80 for fair
extra St. Louis, and s. 0j@ll 90 for
good to choice do. Southern -four is
quiet at 81 3069 65 for common to
fair extra and 50 0O6ll 90 for good to
choice do. Rye flour steady at 50 40
Corn meal quiet
GRAIN Wheat, the market is
quiet at 81 47@l IS for No. 2 spring;
81 59@1 63 for No. do; 81 30 al 63
for winter red western; 81 6SHl 10 tor
amber western and 81 1902 90 for
white do. Rye quiet at SIC for western;
Barley quiet, Barley malt quiet aud
unchanged Corn is without decided
change at 64c for steamer western mixed
and 63}644c for sail do. Oats steady at
39642c for black western; 426 Ale Tor
new western mixed; Acc for old western
and 4Sc for new white.
PROVISIONS--Pork market steady
at sl4 6O@l4 65 Tor new mess; $ll 81
oil IS for prime apd Sl3 80 Tor new
prime mess. Beef ia dull and .unchang~
ed at 81 0066 90 for plain mess and
So 006l1 90 for extra mess. Beet
hams are quiet and steady at $27 OO@
80 90. Tierce beef dull at sl3 Goa 10 90
Tor prime mess and ST 0O@l9 % TOR
India do. Cut meats quiet and steady
at 14614!c for hams and lO!c Tor shout
ders. Middles steady at S5|a &c for long
clear. Lard is dull al SB@Hlc torNo. l
to prime steam and 9Sc for kettle rem
dered
BUTTER-Quiet and unchanged at
24G2Sc tor State.
CHEESE-Steady at ll0l4c for
common to prime.
COTTON-Dull and unchanged at
19c for low middlings and 1899 tor mid
ding uplands
PETROLEUM-Quiet at 139c for
crude and 26fc for refined.
TALLOW Steady at 9b@9Sc; stear-
rine dull at 94c.
WHISKY-Dnll at 92c.