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Baltimore Grain,Nrarket.

BALTIA RE, May "a.
FLoUR-The common grades OF -four ore dull
and neglected. and fUrm large portion OF the
present stock. High grades are scarce and COM
mand fu Ter prices. Baltimore high grades trade
brands have further advanced slfice 0nr last re-
view so cents per ba' rel, occa'oneo oy tne ina.
bty OF milers to oil their UrdeIs, on account of
the reduced grinding for want or wafer. N,
other grades were affected by this anvauce e1-
cept fancy brands family. We give transact Ions
az follows:
bbs extra ss 75a9 25; 75O bbls family $lOal2. To
day. l25 bols common fine S.; 200 low grade ex-
tra S. IS; 100 bbls c .Oice du $40 70.
~estern-fOhio. Indiana, &c.)-l0O Dds super
50 II; o. bbIs extra s8 62as SO; 12ou bbls family
50 75a1l 50. To-day, 100 6os low grade extra
S. rs; l0v bbls famil, $40 90.
Nurthweslern.-SU0D D"lS extra $S " o0.
CITY Ms.-We report sa'es 500 pols silver
Spring extra at $40 70; NJ unit Vei non, Codorns
aud Horlcn held at Sll; dorchester U IS.
tRAIH-Wheat g coming 10 very sparingly; re-
celpts f,r the week only 5OOo oushes' narkes
apprehen ious OF failure IN the gr wing crop
aIlvlce1 lhus far being very unfdVorGole IN thls
and adjoiI ing = ates. Corn has heen ID noera,
went ut elevator. There Is sill want Of West
ern r present delivery; large rngagemeots were
made for ,lnm, hts heuce III MAY, ous the corn
has not been IoI wafd'd as rapi ny as required,
aud a, the month g last eApirl muCn umeasi. ,t
mes. IL be n1 manifested, and Tor spot delivery
Western, closes with an advanc'. Nearly al me
8 ucK III elevator Is owned by shippers. Market
10 Southe n mas been ma nLalueo aG coulpara-
lively sleady prices. Oat, are lu moderate SUI.
DIV and prices steady, Closing Win an dVance OF
lace kye-very little arriving. we give trans
&C iuns for the week as fol uWs:
COrn.-F.om Saturday 10 THURSDAY inclusive
sales 1000 busrels Soutne white aL 77a79c; 1000
bushels not prime OF 75a76; llOO western NO 2
viii at IS; 80 900 bu-he southern yellow at TIA
IA; 3O0J bushels. cut OF cundl+ or at 67a69; 8JO
bushes Western condemned at ~; 400 bushels DO,
on tile tr OK, at To- S BOZ bushels mixed, IN eleya.
Tor, at 72; 1910 bushels do at 73H. 10 day $4,000
nusnels received, of which 1900 bushels were
W. stern, and nrarlv all went into elevator; mar.
Eet htehdy, Sales 1900 bushels outhern white aJ
77aTS; 33s do damaged 1T IN; 10 QUO oushels west
ern white. TO arrive. p t; 500 oushels southern
yellow at 73a75: 800 bushels western mixed, on
track. at 72a7z1z; iuO bushels do, condemned, at
70; 1000 bushels mixed from elevator, t. Stock
III elevator l62 0 3 bushels
WheaL-Ofrerings to Thursday, inclusive. 5000
bushels; sales 1850 brsnels Western red at $2a
l5; An do omber 81 80; 400 d. Pennsylvania on
private terms; l2OUO bushels 8 uthern red 81 10
az %: 200 do whit So II. To-day, 1l5O bushels
Offered; -ales 275 bushels Western Hhite 81 so; 900
do red So 2oa2 25.
nats.-T1 Thursday, Inclusive, $1,000 bushels;
sales 5000 bushels Southern light at 6oc; small
sales &c; 10000 bushels at 55a56h for Western
Mixed and 57a60c for do bright. To-day. a24O
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Conveyances OF Charleston Property
Recorded Daring the Past Week.

January l, 1868. Church street, e: 8 one nm
lot, Ella. Venning, 10 J. II. Pains; = ''ooo
March Is, 1872. COrGer Meelins strees
and SmiLn lane, one lot. W. Z. pe-
SsIssure' S1IIan reiefee ~ Deu'.. =. $500
April 49, iS1z M,HSS Easl 70 nayi cyaherne oSei $3.50
Nav l3, 1872. New street. e. g.. one TO-
C. F. pankuin to A. Bernard ana d. eoo
A. Cohen. -.s..... - .''.
May l6. 1872. Charleston NeSs, ,,none one
10 Theodore G. Barker. lZ,ooo
May II, 1872. Market street, strip OF
land u widen street, Angelo Canale ,oo
10 City of Charleston. 4a9
Nav %, 1872. Glebe street. e. g., one LOT, am
WIN. Harral to Geo. l. Cunningham. 7,ooo
May 20. 1872. Corner South Bay ana Le
care st., one lot, CLemenline Il. ber- roo
nard TO Ju ia and Edmund Ryan. o,ooo
NAV %, 1872, Hamilton st., n. s., one
lot. Thos. Dougher,y 10 Ann W. soo
Mills, trustee. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS i''0'
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ACADEMY OF Mus c.-Skff & Gaylord's Min
strel Troupe opened at the Academy last even
ing before good house, and gave highly en-
tertatning performance. The merits OF the
troupe have by no means decreased since
their last visit to Charleston, and several new
members have been added to the company.
In the minstrel scene The quartette singing
was very fine, and the choruses were beauli-
fully rendered. The contortion acts of Willie
Gaylord displayed some very dexterous bal
anclng, and the clog dance and double song
and dance by Whiting and Goodyear were
mighty applauded. The entertainment con-
cluded with laughable burlesque on the Paris
Exposition, which was greeted with shouts of
laughter. An important change of programme
is offered for tonight.
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rrpox AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENCE

rrRoa AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT
AIKEN, S. c., May %. 1872.
Having seen some illusions In recent Issue
of your valuable journal to the political as
pirants of '.Alken County, have determined
to give you the real facts in the case. Ihere
ia h,t one man In the county who STANDS the
leasr chance for the Senate, and he Is Captain
Allen. Conservative. By far too much i'm
oortance has been attached TO the man Arnim,
wbo was alluded to by your CORES ponuenL.
He Ia unabe to control even dozen FoIes III
his own party. He Is regarded oy ootn Ine
parties as being one who mas played ninssI, .a,
entirely out, anu 1t ls generally conceaeu tlat
the oniy chance to keep the Senate from
beinp dissraced by the presence OF Prince
Rivers is for the good men OF botn partles 10
support Captain len
Th. same state of affairs ind existing IN
Edypheld One j. A. sarker, aid To M'Jhr-
General I'M. C.n Elliott, has had The assurance
IN annonnc. himself a candidate tor the SEN
ate from that county. The good men insist
upon running Hon. John Woolley IN oppnsl-
tion to this man, and apprehend tnaC II MT.
Wooley determines To take the fled, that the
fellow Barker will not have the pleasure OF
casting his vote TOR Scott ior the unltea SIates
Senats, and the coiored people of Edgeheld
we'll disposed towards Mr.. Wonlley. He has
exuen6Id his Individual MONEY to build school,
hoases ip variou- paris 81 the county, and no
one has contributed more towards the lm-
proyement of the culored children than ne
has. Mr.. wooll.y enjoys the confidence OF the
respectable portions of 6oih parties, anu Do ,s u
oply such creatures as Echeloerger and Bar
ker who are attempting to detIact from Ills
usefulness as ''lrne Republican, =.
Barker was noisy In his dennnclatlons g., u
Mr. Woolley, at the Etgeaeld meeting on sat
urday night lat, and had Il not oeen @ io[ nr
prominent Republicans, serious difhculty
wound doubtless have occurred between them.
Under the present municipal control, Edge
field has greatly improved. The money con-
tribured 6y Mr. Woolley for the improvement
soon Edgefipld will be one of the most pleas.
ant aud beautiful towns In the Sta'e. The
NEWS Is very popular here, and yonr agent
should pay us flying visit-en passant, as
the French have it. DERBY.
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Auction Sales This Day.

eilch g. Bruins will sell at II o'clock, al Iae
Postoflce, real estate.
C. McGilvray will sell at IL o'clock, In
front of the Courthouse, real estate.
7, G. Minor g. Co. will sell at half-past III
o'clock. at their store, ladies' summer suits,
dry goods, &c.
q. Cobia & Co. will sell at 3 o'clock, at their
store, hams, sugar, &c.
steff.ns, Werner & Ducker will sell at Q
o'clock, at their stores, butter, strips, DC.
Laurey, Alexander & Co. will sell at lO
o'clock, at their STORE, strips, shoulders, &C.;
and at half-past 10 O'Clock, at No. lS6 East
Bay, sundries.
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NEW York COTTON market,

NEW YORK, May "a.
The Financial Chronicle says: We have had the
mast week another marked sdvance In the prices
Of the present cotton crop. Tue basis Il this con-
tipued upward movement Il the large short IN.
terest VIII ch exists, assisted as 1t has been this
week nv q falling off IN the receipts at The ports
10 m almost nominal amount. tue impr0Vement
At LiyernoOl, wi h q revival Of The export demand
and a general belief that splnners mu!r soon
enter the market In greater urce. Specu alive con-
fdence has therefore Increased. and hiSher prices
8 III are proph-sie1. On the otnt hand. however,
crop account, have improved and here has been
a manifest indlsposltlon to purchase in EoVem'
ber and December.
For future delivery the interest has continued
to centre upon May and the early summer
months. The prices last reported for futures
were Oasis low mlddlinpsl 2tHc for May, q ll..6
for Juue FAX for July "a 9.18 Ior August, "a 1e
for september, coy october, 10 s-l6 lor No:
vember, l9H ior December The total sales OF
This description for :he week are 9045o bales.
For Immediate delivery the total sales foot up this
week 10, ,s62 bales Including 4Ie5 for expert. 3l8l
for consumption, 1893 for speculation, and 1888 In
tfaDBIt,
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For THE COUNTY CoNvENTIoN.-PrImary
meetings are called for this evening In Wards
and Z for the selection OF delegates to the
Liberal County Convention to be held on
Thursday morning. There should be fnli
attendance at these meetings tonight, and
the citizens OF the other wards In the city
should bear In mind that their primary meet
iugs must not be postponed later than to-
morrow evening, in order to enable them to
be represented In the county convention.
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UNITED STATES CouRT.-In the District
Court before Judge Bryan, yesterday, the petl-
ton of G. Poznanskito set up a lien against the
estate OF C. KerriHon & Co., bankrupls, was
referred to Registrar Carpenter to report.
The funds In court realized from the sale OF
properly condemned for violation of the In
ternal revenue law, in the cases of W. G. Ger
aid ct al. Aulella Elias, A. & W. Ellison, Dan
lei Ksckley, ]. & T. J. Jones, J. J. Leonard, d.
Baom and C. Elias, amounting 10 1870, were
ordered to be divided and paid out to the col.
leetOrs and informers.
The court then adjourned until ten O'Clock
this morning.
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MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, 4. C............M MAY 27. 1872.


ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Nor bark Christlana, Messel. Cardin-6s days.
Railroad iron. TO II Gard, and Order.
previously reported IN the 0ffing) British
bark File de Pair, Jones' CardIf-65 days. Kali
road iron. To h Gard, and oruer.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Brig Black Swan, Winslade, Martinlque-Shack-
elford i Kelly.
schr Willie Luce, Talbot, Rockport, Me-Cohen
q Wells.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Schr Willie Luce, Talbot RocEport, Me.
ULEARED FOX THIS PORT.
Steamship Manhattan. Woodruff, at New York,
May rs.
Steamship Virginia. Hunter, at Philadelphia,
May "a.
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Meetings This Day.

Citizens Building and Loan Association, at
8 P. NJ.
Citizens of Ward 6. at P. NJ.
Citizens of Ward 7, al P. NJ.
Brotherly Association, at P. h
Comet Fire Company, at Z P. M.
Washington Light Infantry Rifle Ciao' at
half.past P. NJ. ,,
Carolina Independent Boat Club, at half
past P. NJ .vx,,,
Palmetto Guard Rifle Club, at halt-pasI
P, M.
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TILE WEATHER THIS DAP.
WASHINGTON MAY u.


Clear aud pleasant weather with northerly
Winds prevail on Tuesday north and northeast
of the Ohio valley. Clear aud clearing weather
with northerly to westerly winds over the
South Atlantic, Middle and New England
States. An area OF cloudy and possibly threat
enIpg weather extends eastward over Arkansas
and lower Missouri. Clear weather continues
over the Gulf STATES; dangerous winds not an
ticipated.
Yssterday's Weather Reports OF the
Signal Service, U. s. A.-4.47 p. NJ,
Local Time.
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INoUEsr.-James Westcott, the steward OF
the British ship Melita, who Was injured as
stated In Saturdays NEWS by falling from the
hatchway to the bottom Of the hold, died
at the City Hospital at about two o'clock on
Saturday afternoon, and an inquest was held
upon the case by Coroner Taft yesterday.
The poor fellow had seven ribs and his right
leg broken, and one of the ribs had penelra-
ted the lungs. The jury returned verdict of
death from accidental injuries.
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R1oE.-This grain was at unchanged prices,
with limited transactions. Sales about 100 tierces
o. clean Carolina, say 80 tlerces at7He, 20 at s.
20 at s7I, 20 at 8h. We quote common TO fair at
7h@sc; good sk@sh.
NAVAL SToREs.-Receipt, 40 casks spirits
turpentlne aud 1890 obs rosin. There were no
transactions II spirits. Rosins were dull, with
sales OF $50 bbls 6nc grades on the basis OF 81
for window glass, se25 for extra pale, SIS Is for
pale, SIS rs for low pale, and 2s6 bbls dull and
paque at 81 6O@4. Lrude turpentlne may be
quoted at So rs for virgin, 50 90 for yellow dip,
ami 81 90 for hard.
FRBIaHrs.-To Liverpool, By st,am direct, nomi-
lsl on uplands, nominal on sea islands; via New
York, hd on uplauds, Xd on sea Islands; by sail,
I'd on uplands, on sea islands nominal. To
dayre- on uplande. Ooastwse-to New York by
,seam So on uplands and - On sea Islands; ii 90
p tlerce IN rice; oy sail nc q ib on coEtou;-
tierce on rice; SOC p barrel on rosi2; So p b Oh
lam oer; $40 q on timber. To Boston, by sail
C 2 rs on upland cotton; rosin CSC; resaWed
tun 50 5O@l0 So; phosphate s595 so. TO ProVi'
dence by soil 50 q NJ on boards, Hc y ID on
otIon; by steam 81 y bale on New York rates.
ro Phila ieiphis, by steam So 2 on cotton;
nv saiI. $50 on boards; 50 5O@1o on timber; So
oer ton On clay, and saass 60 on phosphates. To
baltimore, by steam &c p fb by SAIL Sc 5o@7
u on boards; ss@s so on timber; 50 rs =
ton on phosphate rock. Vessels are IN de
mand nv our merchants to take lumber freghts
rom Georgetown, $. o., Darien ana Satl!!a RIVER
,s.. and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports'
and s,oa12 a II are the rates on lumber and
boards.
misunderstanding 60 day bills 23's.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGH.-The banks purcnase
sight checks on New York at par. and sell at %C@
,! prem,unn. Outside they purchase ut l-l6@H
"a cent. premium, and sell at a-l6@A premium.
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DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS Louis Cohen
& Co. beg leave to draw the attention OF the
pubic to their Fresh Stock Of Dress Goods,
lust received, comprising the latest novelties
and styles, and at prices fully twenty-five
per cent. below their cost OF Importation. A
call is respectfully solicited. LOUIS COHEN q
Co.. No. 24s King street. may16
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Receipts by Railroad. May ~.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

5s7 bales cottun, 901 bbls naval stores. cars
stock. To R Il road agent, WIlte Bros, O Liblen.
rood, Bsrden q Parker, Kinsman d low Whil.
den i Jones, Chapt an & CO. r ach d MnfleIt,
Trenholm & son. W smith & co, w Williams
Son, G H Walter d CO, W smi.h, W q Dukes
CO. Douglas d Jackson, @ kiecke, Jno Oyren, B
O'Nelll. Dr II Baer, H Cooia i co, Tledenan, Gal
der d CO.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
4 bales OF Cotton, 625 bbls naval stores, cars
lumber, iroh tobacco, mise, &c. To Barden q
Parker, Whllden Jones, Klnsman i Il Well. R
T Walker. U Liebefrood, Chapeau & co. l.
Uhisolm, Quackenbush Estill & co, ] Freds.
burg. 4 W Marshall, Miss Reiyea, Elias q Bro,
Frost, Adger d co, Jervey, Mur daugh,
Mathews q CO, 4 J Salinas, ) X Marshall b
Coola q co, E Yelling, aud othera.
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PREVIOUS to taking inventory of stock Furch'
gott, Benedict & Co. offer unprecedented bar
gains in all of their departments. containing
SILKS, Dress Goods, Domestics, Fancy Goods,
Ribbons, CorsetI, Handkerchiefs, Ladies' and
Gents Underwear, Housekeeping Goods, Car
nets, Mating. &c. mayer
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CRUMBS. There will be regular meeting
of Council at five o'clock this evening.
The next storm of wind will probably not
be as severe as that on Saturday last
Two flfteen-inch guns are to be mounted
soon on Fort Moultrie.
Passing s,range-the police never captured
any COWS or other quadrupeds on Saturday
and Sunday.
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The TRACK OF THE STURM.-Those OF our
householders who bad their residences 30 un'
tremendously unroofed by the gale OF satur-
duy can have them substantially repaired by
G. w. Egan, No. SO Broad street and SO Beau
faip street.
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Hotel Arrivals--aIay % and &c.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.

CaAhLESIUN HOTEL.
J. Kauer, Savannah; G. F. Pearson, Bosto,,;
r. Austin, W. Bloom, Jos. B. Sullivan, New
York; W. F. Hawley, Boston; d. C. squires,
Buffalo; G. N. Hamilton Fla; Thos. N. Bar
ker' Philadelphia; Ed. Cantwell, North Caro-.
INA; ). Hutchinson, Miss E. D. Hutchinson.
New Jersey; h. c. Bennett, Providence, R. L.;
.. +. Leslie, wife and servant, Miss l.. Adams,
Mrs. ). Woolsey, Miss woolsey, South Caro-
lima; Smith Leach, Whitehall, 8. G.; J. D. Tay-
lor, Miss E. E. Taylor.
PAVILION HOTEL.
Low Gaylord, Mrs. E. Gaylord, sar, Gard.
ner, K. Buckholz, P. Masterson, Joe Malrs.
u. Frankum, G. Goodyear, 3. Davey. w. Gay.
iofd, e. Hill, c. Whiting, -. Guck.a Louis
kanker' G. Monroe, J. Spears, v. Bea tty, w.
"ildmau, skif' j. Gaylord's Mlnstrels; George
+. Pritchett, o. b. Williamson, William sburg;
J. '. Bordin; Lee'sVile; R. Ward and vii re, St..
Helena Island; s. A. Torlay, South Carroll na.
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BUSINESS ENvELorEs.ErHE NEWS Job Office
is now prepared to furnish good envelopes,
with business cards printed thereon, at 81
per thousand. Send your orders. Every
merchant and business man should have his
card printed on his envelopes.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS are referred to the
advertisement of Mr.. E. NJ. Moreland, bro
ker, No. 20 Broad street. great saving can
be made in the payment of State Taxes by the
purchase OF the Revenue Bond Scrip offered
by him.
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PREVIOUS to taking Inventory of stock Furch-
gott, Benedict & Co., 244 King street., nave
marked down all of their goods, and offer
greater bargains in all OF their departments
Than ever before. mayN
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PREsENTATIoN.-Yester morning the
members of the Wagner Artillery, when as,
sembled for the parade, were each presented
with :, small bouquet as present from Mayor
Warener, which they bore in the muzzies OF
their guns. The company have handsome
uniform Of dark blue cloth, trimmed with r d,
which was made by Messrs. Menke & Muller,
and is similar to that of Prusslan artillery.
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The INFERIOR CouRT.-From the 9Th OF
April until the 4th of May one hundred and
eight criminal cases were disposed OF before
Judge Lees court. They were as follo"s:
Guilty, twenty-six; not guilty, twenty-seVen;
no bills, twelve; mol. pressed and struck on
tortv-lhree
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NOTICE 70 TOURISTS. -Stereoscopic views
Charleston and vicinity for sale at the Hase
street Bazaar. dec29
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-28

NEW FLoUR.-Messrs. h. Bischoff & Co., OF
this city, have received several bags of new
flour, the first Of the season, from sloVaii q
Hull, Excelsior Mills, Augusta, Ga. 1T Is
choice family, and sold In Augusta at fifteen
dollars per barrel. This is about two weeks
earlier than last years receipts.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-28

IoHysToS,s Tour OF EUROPE tonight at HI:
beruian Hall. Furniture, silVer-pateo WARE
&c.. gIyen TO The audience.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-28

JoHSsroS's Tour OF EUROPE gives 100 beau
tiful presents tonight, aud matinee on
Wednesday afternoon for children at half-past
o'clock.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-28

FINE LEAD PENCILS, rubber-tipped, As cents
q dozen. HAsEL STREET BAZAAR AND EAST
BAY News Room. aprl6-tu
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-28

STOP into the store of the late James E
Spear, No. 235 King street, and examine the
articles of household furniture selling very
low. may2S-2
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-28

BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at So, s4,
IS, Sc so and So so per thousand, according
to size, at THE NEWS Job Office.