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RODGERs SNTBBED.
How uaycs'. Private Secretary Communal
Gated ~ White House deficiency.

WASHINGTON, Nov. ct is great pity
that Private Secretary Rodgers does not take
some Of the time he spends in writing letters to
learning his duties. The 159th rule Of the
House requires all estimates from the exccu-
tive departments to be communicated in a letter
to the Speaker. The letter goes before the
House printed. and thence 20 the Committee on
Appropriations. This makes any deficiency
public record. For some reason deficiency Of
some $4,000 in the current expenses Of tho
White House was treated In "A different way.
memorandum was made out specifying that
$4,000 was wanted for clerks. and So 600
in the contingent fund. and that WAS
sent in to the Committee on Appropra-
tons. Rodgers came down to the COMMITTEES
room this forenoon 10 press his little ap-
preparation. and was much surprised at
being confronted with the rule, and required 10
follow H. In n word. he was snubbed. and will
have to get n letter by direction of the Pres-
dent asking for the money. before the Com
mtt.e on Appropriations will take il up. Some
things about this informal Application lead to
the belief that this deficiency estimate WIS a
little plan of Rodgers and the other clerks. and
that Hayes knew nothing about IT, This blum
der recalls another IN the first message written
hy Hayrs. lie asked for the reappruprintiou Of
5000 appropriated ia the Sundry Civil Service
hill. Therr is no such bill. There is q hill for
sundry civli expenses and this sum WIS re-
appropriated 10y the last COngr' S. so that there
Was no necessity Tor reappropriating II nov.
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The senate Mn.l sin The Mn,ler.

According to JOIN WELsHs brother Will
liam. the charge OF slavcholdng has been
brought before now against the West India
house oil ;. u W. WELSH. The press Of
Philadelphia seem to be toleraby familiar
with the charge. one 81 the newspapers OF
that city speaks of it a. "anoxplodcd story,
kshcd out OF the sluus for the present oc-
rasion, in the hope Of embarrassing the
confirmation of Mr. joins WELSH to the
English MiniStcrship." THE Sun knows
nothing Of this "cyploded story" 1t found
the firm Of :. N W. WELSH credited with l3s
slaves in the official tax list Of the Spanish
Government, and inquired Whether this was
the same firm OF ;. & w. WELSH in which
Mr. JOHN WELSH had an active interest.
The question is satisfactorily answered by
MI WILLIAM WELSH The s. a. ". WELSH
who figure on the tax books Of the Central
Treasury at Havana are the s. a ". WELSH
Of South Wharvos Philadelphia.
Now, if the tax list of the Spanish Gov
ernmont tells the truth, Nj. JoHN WELSH is
III emincntly improper person 10 represent
Me United States atthc Court OF 81. Jniuc-'-
81 at any other count
The Spanish Government has no interest
In misroprcsont the ownership OF tine
Purio estate. IL is presumably unacquuiut-
bd with the existence of MI joins WELSH.
IL certainly had no reason to aspect, when
Il took n census If the sugar estates OF the
Island NJ a basis for taxation, that the list
could affect the political fortunes Of Mr..
JoiIN WELSH. On the contrary, il had every
motive 10 get mt the real ownership Of the
property, in order TO impose and collect tn
annual tax of thirty per cent. on tine mot M
rome Of the plantation.
The Importance to the local authorities 81
scruI ulou.l y correct registration can casl y
b. understood TO carry on the war
agn,n-t the Cuban PATRIOTS, Spain assossos
this intnrnal revenue tlN Of thirty per cent
on all incomes derived from property, on
from labor or from both combined. The
Central Treasury requires the local author
hics Of each municipal or rural jurisdiction
10 compile lists Of all property, with the
names of the real owners The Isis become
part Of the Government archives and form
Me basis Of taxation. Each jurisdiction Is
SCI poutihlo 10 TIA" Treasury for tine amount
thus assessed. II u fails 10 collect from amy
Individual taxpayer II must make UP tho
deficiency. lh" object Of the publication Of
tho statistics rs partly for the protection OF
Tho municipalities in cases Of drfaulting
Taxpayers, There arc t. day moro thnn
twelve thousand orders of arrest agaius
Itopctty issued by Che various luunicipali-
tcS Or the island for default OF payment OF
tho thirty per cent. tax. As all pruport y
owned in any part OF Cuba by dofaulters il
liable for the amount OF taxee due UPON u
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Disasters Ia the Aquarium.

Early Yesterday morning an attendant in the
Now YORK Aquarium noticed one of the riraios swavmg
toand iro and nt,rrns little cries Of pain DR. Ronrrt
rivior WAS iuul, dntey sent for On his arrival the
mus. winch has heen. ,Nrts Tor slx months. led
throush the hnilu- - hs tnN. one ot the ave
lux -lrao- caught sisht o H. Aui becoming rlshuod
ram Wuts twuo three uno- about ITS cage and In ty
iur tnt-enn, hr'vf ts kncc THROUGH nj the heavy
"n' quarter rh pirate tlis- pth'l-, ~'Nrrug ,hc MAIN
alnlF and a. mot ihr lre "a iAllor dressed tine leg
II" animal M urnN4llN ir NNt the men Hs
.l.ui ur rt0r crash was hori on the root and in
o. street, The Ntul h.W torn from ITS ti-rHinfs The
heavy uWh'r tram" Wnrk that -tuu upright against ia,
Ai snns nunulug IA Is nadwAN. tu wUioh WA. attached
tt iriufnu cuuNis luIts th tcaru with II
,npner ,4is tirr telegraph wires uumi"r nj nngs mud
IHt-. amt tf.r MutN,n ltlnAit h.Ntt WVifhlnl
two Nunfei pounds THE n-uro -frnch head nrst nn the
silfN Is. i4rti, ut Mr. Is ilAuil'nn one 0l the
on, ttc Aquarium Il crushed through the sidr-
va B. iulNng h"'r scNciai inehos deep The nui-,
tfhfcutd horse attached tn slug wagon. AnI its
dhNti losing control t-tarod on down broadway.
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Misery In bulgaria.

TTTNI I9T7TTT1 TIT7Fs
SrsToyA. OF. l2.-Noarly all tho inhabitants
appeared be afflicted Wlth lever aud y.eutrrv They
have no beds, 'Nc,it n tlo f,w Iriucual towns but all
the family hc down ip-enor in their cotc, on the noor
with their heats against tho s,sl0ncd wills with rrr.
10 fDW sticks u wood rt hu in. 900 tHs ciiu
rHIIrf II i Nf f'Ntf II.ls I- titln ut
as tl- Hi NnA iNNr nH rNm Co.,. ll,rr ls un dn ir,
nu' r' 10 r. putck 900 fhc u'ilhinrhosl ono inld mo
uih'r itN, Mifn Ni.cd hlm Co sehi ur Nr dnetor
mat There WAS no such individual u0Ator tAu GAhruNt.
fwnlhN~ tourney nr mnic distant The uhiiilufS sucl
an ui moaning ai complaining ANT u,ultDrnl nrfnit.
tons over 5000 another ut they either dice scf o., iirr
,rNu,hing down around thrr Wunl ur.. 900 iuo loW.
DARK, eul nrnl dwellings destitute a. oNtrv No-te' of
onuri, iNius "a escape from the irrrnrut weather.
hhI yet ltunfHhiiN rturIng all A. evil effects, lrN fifm
tr most de iluthblc vi, ture Of poor humanity have
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nor THE DoL1AR or ouR rArifrRs.


WASHINGTON. Nov. CT the silver dollar
is rcmonetized its rccoinagc will have the effect
Of adding n singuarly beautiful piece 20 our
circulation. and give some relief TO tho Liberty
seated ON vacancy aud hooking into nothing
which has dlsilrured our silver currency tor
twenty years. The new die. prepared In nntir,-
ycr-, medallion mead of Liberty. Witu sprils
of cotton and corn IN place ol the traditional
nllrt. Tie execution Of the mead rs remarkably
free, and the nrrangewcnt at the hair on th"
forehead and the disposition OF the lines
around the chin and me- 4 are treated with re-
an eagle Displayed. The mottoes ON the coin
Will 10" United Stat . %. America and
l. pluribus Unum.' with Tho date. Where IN.
ls not yet determined. but il wall not be left on
A study WIS made OF an ruge from life. but il
I,u- followed
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The army should be reduced to 10000 men.
WadicIgh TO succeed Morton ~ thnirmnn OF
the Election Committee.

WASHINGTON. Nov. CT is said that Senator
Wadlciah Of sew Hampshire wn nc made Chairman Of
the COMMITTEE ou Privileges and Elects ns In place of
senator Norton deceased senator Mitchell OF Oregon.
whoisacung Chairman s according 10 the nsase Of the
senate entitled ~" position hut tits understood that
l prefers o. remain AZ the head u tho Committee
Railroads. of which hc las been Chairman since last
SNuHtOr Naiirish b. NOW Chairman n the Com.
mOr 900 li'ut. hui lac Will retire from that position 10
Gel fIe thAlruHNshiU OF tho Committee uu Privileges
and iltcuUus A. previously stated. Mr. Teller NJ colo
RADIO 1910 ht utir chairman oi some committee upuu Tie
I,urfau-rA4t 900 uf the list
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-07

DlNGMAN's PERRY Pa, Nov. 3.Mr. john
Minter and rhihp tlcrt started tor n hunt on bark
Swamp Island last wednesday. li,oy discovered
hcHr ira, H., and ~ot their hounds on the scent The.
hounds started the bear the distance and the hunters
rrcpnod for the attack They had not proceeded tar
when fh.v were startled hy coming npon large cnta.
mount lhr N'A-. W"' "hnst io splins upon Mr. rrnt.
when it rtt Nrd MNfinrd tNr animal TINS iu.uftuI.l
lht Nl hi 20 WAl pc sritua ~ on Mt Picot huuud \
Nal hI i hl ensured TNr hound luuulpl. tit and .rur
fNd hrNtN With Ats rrTiuu- turWN, hut the ctnmnunt
t"u placed A. lotrAW- trWlN around tln dog. H.,
hd lsfuu tn tate amt uAr the flesh n. neck Inc
cat wound have soon Killed. tho dog n Mr. rroi matt uit
nearly ioNT Not IA en,th.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-07
Az AnnRIcIN NITcnry ar FAIRS.
Mr.. Hewitt Proposing 10 Exhibit the variou,
MeLhnd. of looklng Imdl..n Corn.

WASHINGTON, Nov. G.-M Hewitt has sug-
eostod an entirely new device for the reprcsen-
tation Of American industry ut Paris. lie pre-
scented an amendment to the bill, which the
Committee on Foreign Affairs promptly adopt
ed. that the Comm ssioncr- G"nerl be- directed
various methods of cooking Indian corn shall
ho exhibited and the products thereof distrih-
ul"d. with recipes in-the different languages.
Mr., Hewitt made n long and somewhat fcrNtd
speech on the advantage 10 our commerce. and
the digestion of Europe hy such arOurse. which
met with great favor at the hands OF the COM
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-07

Senator Nancy Of Texas seems bent upon
having discussion and action on the Mexican
question tso-calcdl at this session. The sooner
the better. Those Senators and Representa-
tives who are averse 10 seeing the country
dragged into an unjust war 10y the lawlcss acts
II IA Fraudulent Administration. will be want
ing 10 a very plain duty if they do not express
themselves on the subject distinctly and effect
lively. At .hc earliest possible day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-07

The once familiar words, Northern Pa
ciflc Railroad" must have fallen upon the ears
Of the older senators and Representatives yes
terday ike a ghustly echo from the dead past.
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A bilious hrudhche. and all thc.unoomfortable
hNmulths ace nlnuAnNing disurI@Tsd hVrr. may he
n,dN o't'n'1 o. ny the use Vi DR. JsJns's sananve
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The army is the nucleus Of civilization"
says Gen. SHERMAN. Without its protr,-
ton there would ho a West without popu-
lntlou or Developments" This is Wild talk
even for TEcUMsEH SHERMAN. The army
at the West has ON many occasions been
nu ieus chiefly for rapaclous traders
and thieving Government contractors and
agents Under its protection TN" Indians have
been pluniorel treaties with them violated.
peaceful tribes driven To revolt. and n feeling
cngrud, rcd destined To- renlor the task Of
future negotiations with them douhly difficult
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Amusenents To-Day.

au~rs~s~ ynstitute E.hibtio.-7iAsds avs, ssi 9Th
Resth's Thestre-Rip Van Wrinkle.
Bswevy Thestre-on Hand
Broadway Ihestre-Brunhid.
nrys-t.. Opera u..se-i7s aud 80 Brosdwsy
Eagle Thestre-otheiio.
Eu,A Av~.-e Th-str~-The Chimes Of Normandy.
s-iiu-er~'s Gsrs-.-Circu. and Mensrsrle.
ar.sa Opera Hou.e-Uncls Toms Cabin Matinee
rev Work Aquarium Brcsdwsy and ssthM
gsrL Th~str~-Ths Crushed rfsgedisn.
Nan Fr.--iseo winstr~i>-Broadway and l,thst
rs~str~ Couia"~-vsriety Matinee.
uh~ N~,. Am~ri- Museum Curio,tes
Eo.y PASTORS Opera uc"s~-Narie
= ntes sa.sre rh-str--rins Dominos
NyauscL's Ghest-~- Marriage.
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Mr.. GLOVER OF Missouri, whose drag
nets" Ms they were called. did the country such
good service in the last Congress, made an at
tempt yesterday to gct "a renewal Uf the general
authorization to all committees TO investigate
abuses; but a Republican member from Michi-
gan objected. Chairman WnrrrHOENE wis
equally unsuccessful in an attcmpt to get in
sructions from the House to look into SEcoR
EoBEsoN's peculiar operations with public
funds intrustcd to his care. FRYE Of Maine
was on his feet in a minute with a technical
point of order.
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Mr.. KEY informs the Senate that the
wages Of postuastcrs are nearly 100000 in ar
rpars
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Bon INGERsoLL, the inildcl lecturer, has
induced HAYES to offer him the post Of Minister
to Germany. according to n despatch from
BoBs town Of Peoria. in the State OF Illinois.
1t was Bon ISGERsoLL who nominated BLAINE
~ n candidate for President in the Cincinnati
Republican Convention OF last year. which put
HAYES in nomination. HAYES would doubtless
like f. have some supporters in the Senate and
II BLAINE can be secured 10y the nomination Of
his nominator. tho bargain will be profitable to
all concerned. The friends Of the Roy. DR..
JosErH 7. THOMSON. formerly of this city but
now resident Of Berlin have been for some
time urging his claims to the German mission.
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Tho newspapers Of this city came in for a
share Of the attention of the House yesterday.
The Hon. 5. 5. Cox explained that those Of
them which have criticised his course on the
silver reconciliation question are concerned
in schemes the end OF which he cannot forescc {;
and the Hon. Mr.. PHILLIPS Of Kansas quoted a
New York editor as his authority for the state
mcnt thai there are at this moment In this city
and its suburbs 100000 people whose only
means of livelihood are begging and stealing.
The Hon. Mr.. PuiLIus holds the Resumption
act responsible for this state Of things.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-23
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

tive aud prices for dry pine lumber range rs fol-
First and SECOND clear, s35@s3y: third clear.
4 nss sss ssoGsa sss sls isns as 6
1k@2-inch d, sls@$20 wagon-box boards, 10
inches and upward A, $500 s3S . xagon:box s
board Il inches and apSsra stock
inch d, s25@s27: stock boards. 10-inch 4, $500
$50; stock boards. 10-inch b. $20@s22;. stock
inch 5, sls@$1s; common boards. sI0.50all:
fencing, 81 .50Gnsl l.; joist and scanling, l2@1S
feet o@* tsss and ssan.Is1Es9 fee st1
fioorng, frst and second cIes,r: roiig6, s30@s31;
flooring, first common, iroagh, s25 @S27; flooring.
c Common, dressed aud msseIed, s26gsas aoer-
Ing, second common, dressed and nlarcledr 2I@
81; Siding. hrst' common, drsssedi sl4@$i5
siding second common d5esssd; ", 2gss1S
Sling iss...sawed, A, s2:35@s2. as; !. saSxd, No.
! ttatiGsI.5o. a-.a ~ m1HItyq 9!t'o4
Hdrd,cood L,nnJer.-Stocks nre ample and prices
are not oyer firm, the demand being only moderate
a. Whitewooi. clear ss5as4o;; whitcwood box
b9srds sSs@s49; yhi.,ewopd. bog ;soar,is isl, B.
4-inen dressed s and m,;che s4U@ssa; ash. clear
SSI oe S dry eaeS ' Sae IL OAK sssae
oak reaches and holsters q NJ ,saS as4O oak, com
mon, sls@s23: hickory, $40 a$5o /; hickory axles.
81; hickory axies, 4x6 inches, sl.a5: hickory
axles, 4X6 inches. $3.50; hickory axles; 4kx6
Inches, Sl.75; black wainnt. counter-tops, $1,000
inst and second. s65@S7b black walnut, common
s45@s55; black walnut, cuiis $2S@S3o Y black
matched. S75@@Ss0: cherry, FIRST and second, $40
$3.50; butternnf, hrst and second, i446@$o0
maple. $28@S35: maple, clean flooring, 4 and
rad cedar, q foot Soc: mahogany, q foot, 3o@36c.
white holly, a foot, 3oc.-Times,. bTih trtU 81
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ST. LorIs HORSE AND MULE MARKET


FEBRUARY l9-Horses.-There Is no change TO
creased for good warehouses and sreeterS, but u Is
unimportant. The offerings Of all grades were fair
and In excess Of the inquiry.
NuLeS.-The market quiet and unchanged. The
supply sale was FAIR and In excess OK the supply
Values for horses and mules re slow and weak ut
about the following range:
IXsrSes.-Plug horses, very common, $3.50
S25: plug horses, tf,tr, $25I$40; plug horses,
extra, S35@s45; plain common southern horses,
s3O@$40; fair southern horses, S40@$45;
extra southernhorses- $50 $3.50 plain heavy work
ers. SsO@S95; good heavy workers, $lI5g
$500 fair to extra heavy workers. Sil 0@!
New York srree,ers. sSO@s90 New. York street
ers. extra. $90@$lOe; extra draft, 3l20@$l4 rs
choice extra draft. without blemsn and soun weigh
Ing from 1850 to 1900 pounds, S105@$l75; sx-
ira family driving horses, good size, 46@SlSu:
extra fancy driving horses, good action. 1000
S215: good matched pairs for carriage, $4,000
.S54O; extra fine horses, good steppers, 81 TO 3s
minutes per mile a175GfS250. ~, =.
| Brske Mules-3lules, 13t to IA hands high, $50
6S6O: Il to IAN hands high, $75t@SS0: IA to IA:
hands high extra, $s0@$S5; 14h to Is hands high
SS56S9O; 14H to Is hands high. extra, $1,000
Clio; Is to l51 hands high, Sl10@$l2O; 10 tG
l5h hands high, extra $l25G$14O; 154 70 IL
hands high, $135@$l5o; I5A to lG hands ), high S
S175; I6 to leg hands high, extra, 81 5@SlS5:
Un6roke Observation-Disclosures on all grades are 81
@Sl5 q head less than those for brote mules. I'm.
broke mules, to be sa!able, must be Tat Fat mules
four years old and under sell ut Sl0@Sl5 less thar
older mules OF same grade. Those that are over foul
years old to seven years are the most marketable
Times. .s.. s.f.a .- ,i.aa. - @a#s@ ssta'' Z.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
PETERSBURG MARKETS.

FEBRUARY 21.-The large receipts OF cotton have
continued much longer than many thought they
would; consequently the market has ruled dull and
weak for some time past, but at the close there Is
more steady. Our receipts haye been better and
there has continued agood demand, mainly from
manufacturers.
So far this week the sapply,of pork and poultry
has been light, but with favorable weather stock will
increase daily. '..st RI. = .t.. - .
Peanuts are In better demand, but with the full
stocks we make no change In quotations.
C0tton.-There has continued good demand,
mainly from spinners- since our last and the mar
pass of l2c for niiddhng. At the close there Is a
trmer feeling We quote: Middling, 113@12c.:
low middling, 11@1t4c.; good ordinary, 10A@s
IO1c.; ordinary, 9s@10c. Z
-Hhcat.-Markety very firm; common to fair, a 80
@sl:35: good 81 .4o@s l.45 ;prime, sI.50GSl.55
receipts very light. = -, 80
Corn.-52@55c. Supply equal to demand =.
Pednuts.-A1arkct a little weaker. We quote at
'1 Sats.GIn demand at 4s@5oc., wholesale: 600
S5c., retail. - :
SEED EPotatoes.-Early Rose. S4.75@$5 !; Peach
| Blow, 84.75@S5; Early Goodrich, $3.50; country
| potatoes (eatingl. i4.25.
Eggs.-in barrels, 129c per dozen; in crates
Fsathers.-Prme live goose, 5oc.; common
'I Dried Fruit.-Apples-Q Quarters and halves. &c.
fancy sliced, &C. Peaches, IS to quality.
4 zs,nGs,o0sMISe !yasFlkS.n!a,' 12 - : Z
cider Vinegdr.-3O@35c. Tgallon.
Wool. Washed 2S@30c.,;' inwashed, l5@1 7kc
! !Rdgs.-Mixed cotton, &c.; white, 4@5c.; woolen
2@3c.-Appedt. -, <rr.t
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.jppi l i4@171ssc.. !; blacs wrap

& se. DIRK extra shippine. 7He. black wrap
KentacEg liar triew cropJ Common lugsi light,
44@6xc.; heavy, 6kea6kc.; good lags, ngnt. 5H0
&c.; heavy, 6sa7t4c; common leaf. light, 8hlA7kc
heavy @9c. medium leaf light, Sal oc.;heayy, 10
E@ilc.; good tent, Light, 10S@l2c.: heavy. l1x9
l3c.; ane Leaf, light, .13@ l4c.; heavy, 14@16c.;
sessaas' sa s common
S5@$8 ;gooi common, S8.56 @$7. 6s ;middlipg, $S
Upper Country, @SsS ground leaves, new, IS
isi1 and brown, s7$s7.50; nedIsm 70 dine red, 90
@e1O: common 20 medium spnngied S7MS9 fine
spangled TO yellow. 81 0GaSl5. = .t5lst - I.
Ssed Leal@Crop q 1s5a: n.W Epg II@
Isc.; lns, 2O@25c. New England seconds SO
&C.: fuers, 66S6e.; seconds. and oilers shipping
lots, 6Hil7c. Pennsylvania assorted lots, 12@16c;
Pcnnsyivania wrappers, 10000; New YORK as
sorted lots, common TO medium, 7@9c. Ohis
5s@sSc. CT Crop Ds Of 1915: New England wrappsrs.
commons, l0M12c.; fine wruppers a4@Zos; !
onds, 1O@12c.; filters, 6@7Ac.; seconds and
oilers, shipping lots, bh7 c; Pennsylvania ass1rted
lots. l5@26c.; wrappers, 35@45c.; New York as-
sorted lots, common to medium, 64f0l2c.; GOOD,
17@25c;; Ohio assorted lots, 84@sc.; Wisconsin
ManufacfuTea.- work, common and me
dunn In bond. 13x118c. good and fine, In bond,1
az lie. bright work, common and medium. In ponds
al@23c.; good and fne in bond, '25a44c.
Foreiqn.-Hayana filters, common. S0@S6c.; Ha-
yana filters, fair, 90c.@S1: Havana oilers, fine,
sl.O5@$l.15; Yara, ! and II cut, assSried, s5@
30c.-yournat or Commerce.