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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-12-17
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TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Jan. Is. 1874
rhe Directors OF the Bank OF England, ut their
meeting to-day, fixed the minimum rate Of discount
at tho bank at 3H per cent.
The rate for money on the Stock Exchange on
government securities Is az per cent.
BANK RESERVE.
The proportion OF the bank reserve to liabilities,
which was last week 43I per cent is now 4Sh per
oent
BULLION.
The amount OF bullion gone into the Bank OF
England on balance to-day is fl5,0oo.
The bullion in the Bank of England has decreased
EsO0O0 during the past week.
RADICALIsr POLITICAL PROGRESS.
Mr.. Cowen. radical has been returned to Parlia-
Enent from Newcastle by 1000 majority.
FIRE IN PORTSMOUTH DoCKYARD
large fire occurred in the Portsmouth dock
yard to-day. Thousands of pounds worth Of stores,
which had accumulated there for the Ashantee
expedition, were destroyed.
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Orgsnixetion OF tho Convention a.
Wsshtngton-A National Brothorhooa
To BE Formed-Pensions and Adult.
tsnoo 60 tho Soldiers Home To Rs
Asked OF Congress.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Is. 1874
The delegates TO the National Convention A
Mexican War Veterans, now In this city represent
all sections Of the country. At noon to-day tney
marched from their headquarters to Wizards Hail.
with banners and bands Of music. under escort %
the Presidents Mounted Guard, local organiza-
ton.
The Convention was called 70 order BY General
j. W. Denver, VINO said It's objects wero the prep
aration Of a memorial to Congress asking penn
sons to the survivors OF the Mexican war; in the
passage offs law similar TO that OF 1871 giving pea
SONS TO the survivors of the war OF 1872; also -
ADOPT measures for the organization OF
NATIONAL BRoTHERHOOD
OF Mexican veterans. and for representations
at the Centennial Exposition at Philadelphia
In 1876. The Convention, however, need not
be confined TO these objects alone. Those who
framed the call were animated by de-
sire 10 meet comrades from all sections
OF the country and thereby renew old associations.
There were some who behaved wen but were nov
lndIgent ana unable TO take care OF themselves.
Therefore one OF the objects Of the ConventfOn
should be to prevail upon Congress TO past q law
20 adinU tnem 70 the soldiers Home, located near
washington, which was purchased and Established
with money obtained from Mexico by the va.or Of
our arms, the Institution now being open Only to
soldiers vi the regular army. In speaking of
THE MEXICAN CAMPAIGN
General Denver said Our troops attacked the
Mexicans III rheif own country and captured tne.r
stronghOlds, opposing to them more than one-
third or one-iourth IS many Americans as ther&s
were Mexicans in tn hed. That war continued
two years without a single reverse to our arms
and hence 1t was rihJ that the surviving veterans
should meet and remind the people OF the country
that the victories were secured not for section
OF our country more than for another bat what
they did was for our common advantage and re-
n0wn. General Denver Was frequently interrupted
by applause
temporary organization was effected BY the
8eiectl0n OF General Denver as Chairman and A.
M. Kennedy as Secretary. Committees were APP
pointed on credentials and permanent organize
ton.
THE GRAFTON OF TO-DAY.
The Convention in The course OF the afternoon
selected General Denver as President. The MEM
bers will meet tomorrow morning. at eleven
O'CLOCK at Wizards Hall, and will thence proceed
In q body to the Metropolitan Methodist church,
where General Negiey viii deliver an oration.
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TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, Jan. Is, 1874.
Spanish accounts state that Colonel Esponda
with $50 men, has had an engagement with the
insurgents near Melones. The fighting lasted six
or seven hours, and at the close Colonel Esponda
retreated before the superior numbers of the
enemy.
His loss was four officers and sixteen privates
Killed and fourteen officers and fifty privates
wounded.
Owing to the severity and length Of the combat
the lnsurgent loss could not be ascertained.
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BOND BURGLARS IN HoBOKEN.

Late on wednesday night two burglars armed
with revolvers and well provided with tools, we're
captured by the Weehawken police while attempt
ing to break into the residence OF Captain Sales
near the scnoolhouse. The thieves were COM
mitted for trial.
sneak thief entered the house No. 213 HUDSON
panta and western Pacific Railroad bond, No.
SsO, Of the denomination OF $1,000. payable 70
Eu9ene Kev or haAr9c
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JAPAN AND CHINA.

Tho Steamship China at San Frsnciseo-Delay
BY an Accident to Her Ha:hinery-The
Mfkado's Relations with tho Foreign
0svernmeau-Peruvian Negotiations
and the Cooie Trade-Wll tho
Foreign Treaties Be Rsspecteds
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SPAIN.
1spublisan Ruls In Barcslona-The Iron-Olad
Hunancis Restored to the Navy
Insurgent Chiefs Punished.
1elfeaAms TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID, Jan. u, 1874
The intrsnsfgentes at Barcelona have surren-
dered and the authority OF the government mas
,peen fully restored In that city.
THE NUMANOIA RESTORED TO THE vLkET'
The tron-clad Numancia has been delivered 70
Spanish frigate.
RADICALIsT LEADERS SENTENCED.
The tnsurgent chiefs Contreras. Ferrez and Cal
vez have been sent to the capital OF Algeria, and
tho other Cartagenian refugees have been informed
in the forts and barracks OF Oran and Mers-el-
Kebir,
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1tlE'MM TO the NEW york HERALD.

LONDON, JAM IL, 1874.
Late advices from Rio Janeiro report that the
termination Of the war in Entrerios has on1cialy
been declared. General Jordan, the leader of the
rebellion, had been totally defeated and was
fugitive.
His adherents had given in their submission to
che government
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TIE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Chcapcs, and Fest Newspaper i'm the
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week, now
ready contains Select Story entitled "Lady
Farquhar's Old Lady, together with tho very
Latest News by telegraph from All Parts OF the
World up to the hour OF publication.
TERMS Single subscription 81; three copies,
ST. I'VE copies, So; ten copies, SIS; single copies.
1--WE cents each. limited number OF Advertise
ments inserted In the WEEKLY HERALD.
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TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Jan. Is, 1874.
N. Barthoidi, the new Minister to the United
States, will leave for Washington next Monday.
SPECIE AND STOCKS
The specie in the Bank Of France has increased
2l,0o0, 900 francs during the past week
,Rentes closed at 58I 47hc.
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TEXAS.

The Election Returns In the Hands OF
the Fourteenth observation-disclosures
Peaceful Solution OF the Dimculty and
Inauguration OF the Democratic Ex-
ecutive.
GALVESTON, Texas, Jan. Is, 1874.
The Ne,os special despatch from Austin says
The Senate was called to order at ten A. NJ to-day.
quorum was present.
Mr. Swift stated that the joint committee was
still engaged motion was carried that the SEN
ate take a recess till half-past two M.
The House met at half-past ten A. M
Mr. Epperson stated that no report could be
made by his committee until three p. N. Tue
House then adjourned.
The following is the note of the committee ad-
dressed to Governor Davis:-
COMMITTEES Roox, AUSTIN Jan. H. 1874
Governor E. j. DAv~;I
Legislature yesterday PASSED the Following resolution
Whereas the secretary of State has refused denver
70 the held Cove
ernor Lieutenant Governor and constitutional amend
Resolved, mat committee seven be appointed BY
Tsa,;s
and By such means as is deemed best AND
their 70 this Mouse A. early
Ss::sI' sss ] + 70
OF their duties The committee shall power nd
s spS 81 Ds
or Assistant ant ut Of The
and a. ea Sc sr py % Of ss ssa
ssys me 10 as
Of Ss rs Ss s CT OF
senstiycs or to this committee Of election
held December 70, 1873 accordance with law recon:
mendcd and in accordance with your proclamation In
s demand made ~ ni; MOuss q Eepre snt a.
for ;Ss an the ne
isiare The Secretary state being an officer of your
siSn. ' ana orders this co%nse i
R ss q. e 70 hi. may
.s Of s be yV cs
ery returns ia the status e yourself snS
further complication and may entail conside rabe sx
View s S IN N n Il. either
ur, you T of
Mr.. Barseiss, the chairman, handed the letter to
Governor Davis in per son.
Governor Davis replied that ne did not think
that Mr.. Barseisa, his committee or the body they
represented were entitled to the returns; but II
Mr.. Barseisa would 60 to the Secretary's ONCE and
take them he wOulu not be resisted.
WhereupOn Mr.. Barsesa accompanied the Sec.
Rotary OF state Newcomb, to his ONCE. and Mr..
Newcomb pointed 70 desk where the returns
were, and Mr.. Barseisa took them AMI asked him
to seal the ends OF the package, which MIR. New
Mr.. Newcomb declined to deliver or to allow him
to find out where those relating to the constitu-
uonal amendments were. but they can easily be
gotten after Governor Cookies inauguration and
the appointment OF Captain George Clark As Sec
Rotary of state
Below is protest which Mr.. Newcomb drew up
and had witnessed BY the clerks Of his depart
nent-
SrArx TEXAS, J
AUSTIN Jan. Is, 1874
rb;s dav the 18th of January d. o. BarscisA did
and take from thence package Of documents ne pusps,t
JAMES r. NEWCUM~.
wness-J. f. oidrght, A. n. Cox Frederick n. Dsvis.
It Is generally conceded now that the Inaugural
ton will take place this evening, unless 1t takes
too long to count tue votes Everything Is work.
ing smoothly, and many remarks are heard INA,
Davis VIII yield an wtthout Anp0sltlon.
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SOUTH AMERICA.

Provincial Rebellion Prostrated-FLght of
Rebel Commands
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CristadorO's Hair Dye Is. by Far. the
best extant; always reliable perfectly harmless and
true to nature. Sold everywhere.
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Splendid Assortment OF Low Priced
Ingram CARPETS and OILCLOTHS.
j. O. FISHER CO., IA Fourth avenue.
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ST. THOMAS.
Trade Dull At the New Year Opening.
TELEGRAM TO THE new york HERALD.

ST. THOMAS, Jan. Q, 1874
Business here continues extremely dull, and
owing to the depressed state OF AFFAIRS the Christ
mas holidays passed on in an unusually quiet
manner.
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FRANCE.

Tho New Minister to Washington-Specie in
Flow to the Rank.
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ROME, Jan. Is, 1874
4 contradiction is given to the report that Car.
dinal Antonelu Is seriously Ill.
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A.-Hernfa.-NO Intelligent Person Will
use any metal spring horrible finger pad truss who has
once seen the comortable ELASTIC TRUSS sold Cheap
at bS3 Broadway, which soon cures rupture.
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DR.. II. Fredericl<s, Is West Twenty
second street-Posve evidences OF spirit %
Special ana inialliblo treatment of cancer.
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A.-A.-3,OOO Pairs OF Self-Acting Over
SHOES put and of without using the hands. AZ
BROOKS, Ll96 Broadway.
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CUBA.

Spanish Soldiers in Retreat After Severe
Bsttle-Heavy Losses in the Field.
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Cortes Confidence i'm Castelar,.
MADRID, Jan. Is, 1874
At q meeting OF Deputies constituting the ma
1ority in the late Cortes vote OF confidence In
senior CASTELAR, was adopted, and he was requested
20 prepare manifesto to the nation.
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A Sworn Cure for Neuralgia, Rhcuma>
tism, Pains In Back, Lungs Heart Head, Kidneys and
Nervous Diseases-Dr FILTERS RHEUMATIC REM
EDY. No cure no charge. $50 tor incuraoe case II
John street.
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Balls and Parties VS.. Snow and Rain
BOOTS, SHOES INDIA RUBBER as, all styles and prices.
ut MILLER CO.'S, No. 3 Union square,
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Bachelors Hair Dye Is Splendid
Never fails. Established 81 years Sold and properly
applied at BATCHELORS Wig Factory Id Bond st., n Y
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DR.. NewtOn's Medical and Surgical
No "a Bona street Special attention given ~
chronic diseases Consultation tree.
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ENGLAND.

Discount at the Bank and on CHARACTERIZATION
and Bank Observation-Disclosures Triumph
at an Election Fire in Dock Yard.
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT, \
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WARRINGTON, ID. O., Jan. 16-1 A. N.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. 16-1 A. NJ.
Probabilities.
For New England generally clear and cold
weather will prevail, with fresh and brisk north
westerly to southwesterly Winds
FOE THE MIDDLE ATLANTIC STATES AND THENCE
eoUTHw1srwARD TO THE EASTERN GULF COAST
CONTINUED COLD AND CLEAR WEATHER, WITH
NORrHsRLY AND WESTERLY WINDS.
For Alabama and thence westward to Texas,
northeriy to easterly winds, with low tempera-
ture, threatening weather and possibly areas Of
rain or snow.
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, cold and
Clear weather, with northerly winds during the
grester portion Of the day, followed by cloudy
weather, falling barometer and slightly rising
temperature.
For the lower lake region and thence eastward
to New Brunswick, continued cold and partly
cloudy weather with areas of snow.
For the upper lake region and the Northwest,
falling barometer. slightly rising temperature,
fresh and brisk easterly to southerly winds and
areas OF snow near Lake Superior and In the Upper
Aissssppi Valley.
The Weather I'm This city Yesterday.
The following record Will show the changes In
the temperature for the past twentyfour hours, In
comparison with the corresponding day Of last
year. as Indicated BY the thermometer at Hud-
nuts Pharmacy. HERALD Building
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DunvilIe q Co.-ihe Irish Distiilerfes,
Belfast Ireland largest holders of WhisKey il
the world. Their OLD IRT sa WHIsKEY is recommend
ed by the medical profession in preference to rrench
brandy Supplied In casks United States
Branch 81 Broad street, New York.
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Anakesis Will euro Piles When QuaoH
n0strums have failed Sold Nc Walker and all drugghts
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ROME.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

The Cardinal Secretary Not Seriously Ill
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Furs.-Closing Out sale Choice Stock Of
nne FURS, at reduced prices BURKE,
YO broadway, corner Fulton street
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Established 40 Years.-Dr. Lewis Medic
CAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE No. 7 Beach street
Special attention given to Nervous Diseases
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Don't Buy an .sEiastic Truss" TIL You
have seen POMEROY's, price 50, ut IA Broadway.
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1slEsaAn TO THE NEW yosx HERALD,

BAN FRANCISCO Jan. Is, 1874.
the steamship China, from Hong Kong and foko-
hama. arrived here this morning.
A defective piston caused the delay which mas
taken Mace ON Ger voyage. She lies low In the
water ana came up the harbor with only one
wheel working.
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Dropsy Cured, Guaranteed. or No
Charge-E. NJ PECK 80 West Twenty ninth street. tour
doors from Broadway New York. Office hours from 10
II O'Clock A. M
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During the Process Of Tees hing Every
mother should give her child MR. wINsLOW'S SOOrH-
ING Strip. 1t relieves the child from pain softens the
gums, wind collie and 10 regulate the bowels
Gives to the mother and relief and health to tho
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Havana Bankers.-J. Ii. Martinez u Coz
10 Wall street. Ne York, will pay the highest rates loc
spanish Doubloons and Havana Bank Bills, &c.
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u. APPLETON 4 CO.,
54y ana SOL Broadway,
nuhlish this day

DESCRIPTIVE SOCIOLOGY,
or. GROUPS OF SOCIOLOGICAL FACTS, classified and
arranged by Herbert spencer; compiled and abstrac-
ted by David Duncan. A. NJ Professor of Logic, &c
Phi D., and James Collier. English Compiled and
a6strsSted BY James Collier One volume. folio:
from the British Quarterly Review.1
mo words are needed TO In icate the labor
here bestowed, or the great sociological benet which
such mass of tabulaed matter done under such
tent direction, will confer The work will constitute
epocn IN the science OF comparative sociology
From the London Correspondent of tho Tribunal
The work Is gigantic one its value when COMP nte
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study OF sociology and help 70 that study greater per-
nsps tnen any book yet publissed ~ sycsops Ma Of
o; sOciolo4ists"
IRON Review by T. y. ryior, in Mature ~
$50 much information, encun uered with Attic rub
opment 81 Ens,ish nstituons fhere s hsr m luz
student but Will gain something by looking through the
comptleaQn which relates TO his sp rcia subject
whether this be love MORALS alton. theology,
the division AZ lAbes or ~ raa al. mo Aacn scsntiAc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-16

Wigs, Toupees.-G. Rauchfuss Practical
Wig and Toupee maker. No. East Twelfth street, nsar
Broadway.
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fearful that 1t Is TOO large, Ia not often
presented in body where the supporters Of she
administration have two-thirds majority. 1t
further proposed to cut down the expenses OF the
Marine Cops when the bill reaches the senate.
This branch OF the havy is regarded as a barnace
on the hull OF the navy and can be dispensed with
In part without injury to It's efficiency. During
the debate to-day Mr. Cox OF New York, alluded to
the efficiency OF the British navy and the readiness
OF British war vessels to render good service when.
ever called upon. citing the action OF the CON-
mander OF the Niobe in entering the harbor OF
Santiago de Cuba and protecting the survivors OF
the vrginius crew, without regard to nation atty,
and for which act Congress ought to vote him
thanks This remark was not reshed by the re-
publican side and made some patriotic gentlemen
squrm IN their seats VINO had been preach
ing economy In the wrong direction. In
this connection Mr.. Cox received a telegram from
John Ericsson to-day In which he says that Mr..
Crooke's statement Is utterly unfounded that all
European war ships draw thirty feet OF water.
The iron-clad turretships, hunderer and Dcvasta-
ton, draw only twenty--six ieet with full war
equipment and ], 200 tons OF coal on board. These
ships, the most formidable in the British
navy, specially built to cross the Atlantic,
will consequently draw only twenty-four feet on
entering New York Harbor, with 500 tons OF coal
remaining In their bunkers. 1t n absurd to sup
pose that the English naval authorities would
build vessels incapable OF crossing the bar Of the
very harbor intended to be entered. IL should be
observed that the light draught OF the class OF iron
clads referred to owing their extreme breadth
being fully SO feet while their length between the
perpendiculars is only 2S5 feet.
Redemption OF the Loan OF 1865.
Up to this cate $e,4ssooo Of the loan of June H.
1858, have been redeemed and exchanged for bonds
OF the funded loan Of 1881. TIE amount exchanged
IA AANaa.Ao ass sS~ aSnovat nadssmed "a asa O00.
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$500 Rev y rd offered To Any PorsOR
WHO CAN GIVE IMPORTATION LEADING TO THK
STOLEN FROM MY STORE IN ThR MONT or l4TA
TO 18TH INST At TEE SANE TINE ! T MAEM
GLOVES, AS EVERY PAIR IS STAMPED:-"CHBIL-
LEY, EXPRESSLY MADE FOR O. EDLER"
O.. EDLER. 929 BROADWAY.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-28

RrcE-The market is quoted as quiet and un-
changed.
PETRoLEUM.-The market is quoted dull
and nominal. Crude at 6Aa1H refined at liza
9%c.
TALLow-The market Is quoted quiet and
firm. Sales OF 100000 lbs at 8,15-16@9.
PEAs-Canada peas more active and firmer.
higher price not quoted, remainder at 81 OF.
REsIS--The market Is flrmer at 80 1902 80 for
strained.
TURPENrISE.-The market is frmer at s7a37N
for spirits.
ada.
CoAL.-The market Is steady at 50 0O@G 90
for Anthracite per ton per cargo.
LEATuER.-Market IS frmer. Hemlock sole
Buenos Ayres, and Rio Grande, light middle
and heavy weights ut 26N to DOC California
do, 25h@29k; Orlnoco do. at 25k to 20.
WOoL.-Market is firm domestic fleece at
4s@6sc pulled at 33@5Oc unwashed at i7@aO ;
1S63I for Texas IS for tubbed.
EGGs-Market is firm at 2GCa2eHc for state and
Pennsylvania 24kta26 for western.
PORK-The market Is quoted ilrmer. Sales OF
4G5 bblS new mess In job lots at $40 3l1IM ~ on.
BEEF-Market Is quoted as being dull 10 bbls
package.
BEEF HANS. THE market is quoted as
quiet. Sales of 90 barrels of choloe western at
S2l 20.
TIERCE BEEF.-The market is quoted as being
dull.
CUT MEATs-Market is quoted quiet. Mid
dies quoted firm long clear at 10Ac.
LARD-The market Is quoted steady; prime
steam at 1870.
BUITER-The Market is heavy; 2la3sc for
western 30ai5c for state,
CHEEsE-The market is firm at 12h@l51sc
for common to prime.
WHIsKEY.-The market is quoted as lower
at s99h@l OF, closing at the inside price.