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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09
sKIRMIsr IN CARE COLONY.
Cape Police and Beers Meet-Roiiroad
Guarded by Volunteers.


Special Cable D,spatehe 10 TuE Sun
LONDON. Dec. S.-The War Onlco has re-
ccived the following from Gen Frederick
Forester Walker at Cape Town under date Of
Dec. 7:
The Cane police had a skirmish with the
enemy at Hazslton. seventeen miles from the
Sterkstroom-Indw line. The Beers had two
wounded.
Gen. French reports on Dec . that all his
available force marched from Naauw Poort on
Dec. 8 to Twecdals with comrcte transport
equipment Tho troops returned the same
day Rosmead was occupied by volunteers and
important points on tho Port Elizabeth line are
guarded by volunteer"
Reinforcement including two field batteries
OF artillery, have reached Gen. Gatacre at
Sterkstroom. Cape Colony.
Gen. Sir Frederick Forestier-walkcr has
transmitted to tho War Office in despatch
filed at Cape Town to-day Gen. Cat
acres estimate of the enemy In his
vicinity. namely: At Dordrscht. $40: march
ing from jamestown to Dordrecht, TOO, with
six guns: a. stormberE Junction. 1.5l o: at
Waterfu'I. a large force. the strength OF which
lie unknown. and at Molteno. about 400
CAPE TowN. Dec 1880 A. M-Gen. Cat
acre. whose headquarters 10 now at Sterks.
troom. has received large resn forcements. md
II IL hourly expected that he will move for
ward.
Gen. Sir Redvers Butler commander OF the
British forces in South Africa. who is now a,
Frere. Natal. Ia encouraging volunteeripR
throughout Cape Colony. Besides tho South
African and Brabant's Horse, each 900 strong
the Cape Town. Port Elizabeth. Uitenpase
Grahamstown. King Williams Town and
Worcester Volunteers and the Cape Mounted
Rifles are now In the Geld. A large number oil
men are Offering themselves as recruits.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09
HOSPITAL sHELLED BIZ BOERS.
Twelve Attendant. KILLED and One Wound
ed at Ladysmith-B British Losses.

Twelve Attendants. KILLED and One wound
ed at Labyrinth British Losses.
Special Gable DsspatcAss to The Sun.
LONDON. Dec 9.-Ths Morning Posts cor
respondent at Ladysinith. In q despatch
dated Dec. 2. joins In the persistent COM
plants about the Boe:s Smelling the Town
Hall. which In used as . hospital Com
mandant SchalS- Burger was notified OF this.
but the notification only produced further
FIRE. Altogether twelve hospital attendants
have been wounded ard one kllod. the corre-
pendent says.
The DAILY Nr,rs's I.adysmth correspondent,
In despatch dated Nov 30. corroborates the
reports Of tho Doors firing on the hospital. He
adds thar the Town Hall 10 not In line with any
important camp or defensive work. The Beers
however. say they are entitled To restrict
the British TO one hospital at Intombi Camp
despite the fact that the right OF all armies to
have several hospitals Is universally acknowl-
edged. In a despatch sent under late OF Dec.
the correspondent says: The enemy has now
ceased Smelling the Town Hall and has turned
his Are on the convent, which was recently
occupied BY convalescents. but which Is now
deserted
The Ladysmith correspond dent OF the Morning
been deiinitey d SAB ed, It's mnzzls is bent
and two oi its wheels have been lost. The
s, sssp sTs All also disabled b''F H0"'"eF
LIpYsMITH. dec. 7. - The total casualties
from Nov, l 70 date have becn officers and 29
nni 3 missing The town is stIll closely sur
/ rounded
Borr heada uarters outside OF Ladysmth
that the, British were believed on Dec, q
! night pnssed without attack. A desultory can
! mona lie il proceeding this morning. the British
| naval guns replying vigorously to the Boer Are.
| Gan " hits il sending OUT the last except one
oil the Beers who were wounded ut Glands
| laaRte.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09
INtEyDiARr sPKkcHEs IN cUBa
Americans Accused Of Treacherous inten-
lions by Former insurgents.

Steefai Cable Despatch to THs sus.
SANTIAGO DE CuBA. Dec. ga meeting NJ
the Maceo Club last night was largely at
tended BY former officers and soldiers OF the
Cuban Army The speakers. while COMPILE
menting Gen. Wood on his administration OF
affairs in this province. took occasion to make
the most incendiary speeches that have been
uttered since the American occupation.
They declared that the American Government
was evidently making every effort dlplomatl-
cally to deprive the Cubans Of their promised
independence. They denounced President
McKinley's message as a confession OF this
treacherous intention.
One speaker said that the time was near at
hand when the Cubans. from one end Of the
island to the other. must unite in one vast
army. inspired by Maceo's spirit. aud sweep
the aggressive. oppressive invaders fr5m their
shores. Cen. Quintln Bandera. President OF
the club. which Is negro Organization. spoke
more cautiously. He counselled organization
against the time when the Cubans should act
II necessary.
Most Of tho revolutionary feeling Ia among
the negroes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09
TAYLOR WIZ BE eorEnyoR.
Kentucky Election Commissioners viii Do
eide In His Favor To-Day.

FRAsKrosT. Ky.. Dec 8.-The State Board OF
Election Commissioners will assemble
in the Senate Chamber tomorrow morn
Ing at 10 O'Clock TO deliver the de-
cision In the election cases. Certificates
will be awarded to Taylor as Governor
elect and the other Republican nominees
Chairman Pryor and Commissioner Ellis
sign the majority opinion. while Commits
sloner Poyntz will deliver an opinion
holding that Goebel Is entitled to certificate.
The m iiority opinion will take the ground
that the board has not the power OF q
contest board as to Governor and Lieutenant
Governor and that tia powers are lin tied to
issuing the certificates on the farce OF tho re-
turns.
hlpd. Ex-senator Black burn stated to-day that
the contests would be made. but Mr.. Goebel re-
fuses to he interviewed. The candidates for
IN nor Offices held n conference this afternoon.
Contests for Governor and Lieutenant Gov
ernor must be brought before the legis lature.
Notice OF sixty days time must be nlNd by the
contestants. The inauguration OF Gov TAYLOR
will take place on Dec IL The minor officers
will assume oftice on the frat Monday In Janu-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09
PLIGHT OF THE TEACHERS.
OYER ~ QUEENS MANT OF THEM
ARE DESTITUTE


No Money From the City Since september
-Four OF Them Ordered to Leave Their
boarding Hou.e.-Oth.r. Can't Get win
,.r c,o,h,nxs,m. p..,rr,r. rv.rx nav.
The teachers In the borough OF Queens.
where the salary muddle has become so serious
as to engage the attention OF nearly every one.
are auxiously looking forward to next Monday.
when their troubles will. IL In expected. be
brought into court. For the last week or two
their condition has aroused sympathy and con-
siderable Indignation throughout Long Island
City and the other towns where the schools are
situated Some OF the teachers have had to
walk miles to the school. for lack OF en,'s1e'
ana was stated Yesterday oy Borough soper-
were without winter clothing and had no
mon.v n Inv INV
The Teachers Association up to week ago
last Wednesday. when a meeting Of the BOARD
Of Es,Imnte w,s held. had boped thar acme At.
Mayor, Commissioner Mature and stunt.
Stevens went to the meeting prepared
to describe the teachers Distress. but they say
they did not have chance to do this aud the,
had to 90 back to the teachers with tn" decler-
alton Of the Mayor that the borough would not
49,, 's"' '''' ''"' ''' '' ''' '''
SCHOOLS
The effect Of tho Mayors declaration was
.bown n d.v or two af,ar I, va. maJo wb.n
800. VI" VI W. Nv"
letters OF resignation d. gan TO come IN TO
Supt. Stevens from teachers who had appar-
entiv Loaf bona NJ evsr uettipu anv monev
n ~ ~. noeo VI Wv, s','ns o"' non'
rate OF three day. according to surt Stevens,
who ..id v.atcrd,y tina, nv Cbrstm,s h. bs.
VIZ so ,e ,. '"N ', N".''''""' u, W.
lieveu the resiahatlons would humber AT least
,.,,hor. hs,oms,nn 80 ,he Ts,chsrs, As.oci,.
W w 80, "
tion have determined TO make last stand in
| the courts and on Thursday, through their
counsel. an order was Obtained. rcturnable
next Monday requiring tho Auditor Of the
| Board OF Education, Mayor Van Wyck and
Comptroller Coer TO show cause why the
| salaries should not be paid.
The reason Tor the distress among me
| teachers lies IN the tact that since the nrrt
| week Ia Ootoher not one ri them has received
| a cent for services. There are 130 teachers ia
the borough and with the exception OF thirty
OF them. their plight Is about the same. The
| condition OF these thirty IL worse. however.
inssmuch ia because Of q seehncality they did
! not receive any money 10 october. Inc iast
money They had from the city was received In
June TN. was spent during ~. summer MINER
, on their crcdit: rms week Ionr OF me
teachers reported TO Supt; Stevens that
| they mad been requested 10 lenVe
their boarding houses; ths IAhdeaisss rsiusih hs
board hal been unpaid for over month Zach
| teacher told Mr.. Stevens with tears In her eyes
| THAT she coudnt stand y any longer ana that
they on Z thing they could DO was TO resign.
Stevens save. live In boarding houses and come
| from ont OF Town. anu they nave lew IrNnus 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09
nULLER's SCOUTS OUT.
signals Exchanged With Ladysmith-British
officer Reported Killed.
Special caot Dep ,tehs, to THE Sun

S,,-fa Cable De,Datchss 4, THE sUS.
FBFRE. Natal. Dec. z delayed In transmits
,io1D Major Mackenzie OF tho Carbiniers.
Ador Graham OF the Fifth Lsnccrs and Lieut.
Murray OF tbs Black Watch made recon-
nofssance to-day eight miles northeast OF the
~ puort farm. They got n good view
th'NGh the pass leading to Acton Homes. a
narrow dehle ending In an OF II plain which
e1tendh to near Ladysmth. they also had a
view back OF Coleneo. There was no appear
anet ~ the enemy In either direction.
Murray's scouts rode close to farm full OF
Beers at Cray's Nourse. A brother OF Mr..
Henry large specu ator at Johannesburg,
wa wounded and captured. An officer named
ulend'nning ls reported To have been killed.
LONDON. Dec Seen. Butler sent a message
I" the War once to-day. dated Dec. z, and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09
MAzE1-s WORK ENDS WIrH A JAR.
There Seems to he Had Blood Between
Mos and Some of the Committee.

There Seems to he Had Blood Between
Moss and Some of the Committee.
The members OF the Mazet Committee and its
counsel. Frank Moss. refused to say anything
material about the cause Of the sudden termin-
alton Of the CON mittess sessions AssemblS-
man Faows appeared to be angry at Mr.. Moss.
He said:
Il am not going TO I've run by the paid
assistant Of the MaZet Committee. now or at
Mr. Moss. Mr.. Mazet. Mr.. Hoffman. Mr.. Cos
telo John Proctor Clarke and Frencis L.
Laimbeer met vest rday at Mr. Mazets office
IN the Home Life Building and were
closeted together for two, hours !! was
q conference called by Chairman MaZet
Tort Of the com mittee. and Mr.. Muzet said
nothing OF this would be made public until the
report Itself appeared.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09
FOR TEA CHERs' SALARIES.
Public School Fund Can he Raised for That
Purpose Only.


ALBANY. Dec. a-Deputy State superintend-
snt Of Public distraction Danforth Z. AIMS
worth has written . letter to Superint-nd-
emit OF Schools William II. Maxwell of New
York city. In which he holds that 81. l63.ab8
OF the moneys apportioned to New York city
from tho State school fund can be legally
used only In payment OF teachers salaries
ny Section 4 Of Title 2 OF Chapter $50 OF the
Laws OF 1894. the State Superintendent Of Pub
lie Instruction Ia REQ uired to apportion this free
school fund. together with 30 much OF the
income OF the United States deposit
fund as Ia appropriated for that pur-
pore. together with the proceeds Of
the common school fund. among the counties
proy ii Of he onsoiidstsd School law. He
6 SeT Yts Sy ire I.ss, x,
iks sum o. si.i3 SCI whIch i. raised either
enumerated. and which are subject to the re-
strlctlons contained In the ooneludlnG sentence
OF section +--that H. can only be applied 70 the
The reagI,smsni that this fund could only
be used In the payment OF teachers wages has
OF the forty cities In the state al in every one
OF The more IMAM 1000 school districts and
an yhy and Sa.
STATE, and entirely r; s,aniissnls in a.
The Board Of aducoaion nor T the Board OF e..
Innate and Apportionment in the city of New
York. In my Judgment. has power to av"rt this
fund from the purpose for which II has heen
raised 1t represents the proceeds al taxation
In Chnutanqua county as much as in New
much Interested n having this fund reach the
purposes enpmersted in the statute rs 10 the
I'm my Judgment this principle is not 10 any
way. Affected by the provisions OF the Charter
the budget adopted by said board and the
| said Assembly must contain the amounts to
| be raised and collected by tax on the estates,
real and personal, liable to taxation in said
enee to the moneys appropriated from the state
Treasury. The Board Of Education In per.
forming it's, duties must he governed hy
the Limitation contained In section lO62
| Of the Charter. which makes their act;
EEeen spp'nT9g ks"rS boar" s"bjeSt
TO the general statutes OF the state relating to
| public schon g. ant the general statutes Of
the State lin u their power IN ~ POSING 10 my
way Of the funds Appropriated by We state
| the Board of Estimate aud Apporti9nmcnt Of
| lie school sys EN- In the CITY OF New iark must
| be confined TO such funds MS tho Boari 81 Es,
innate ana Apportionm.nl are REQUIRED
to consider iG SECTION ! INK oil funds ,nS oha,.
s srr r nass By e local t"xat within
| that nun clpality, The amount allowed by the
| Board Of Estimate AMI Apnortonment must
| be considered rs the amoun' 10 ne placed III the
above the fund specially apptopriated from the
state treasury for thr payment OF teac9erS
| salaries.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09

stating that Capt. Cayser OF the Signal Corps
had established photographic communication
with Ladysmith. This confirms the statement
that Gen. Butler IL at Frere and also shows
that Gen. White at Ladysmith can reply to his
messages.
A despatch to the Central News. dated Dec
Z. says that the last naval guns that Gen. Bull
Ter required have gone TO the front
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09
sHIFT BrOKE ~ MIDoCEAN.
Tramp Steamer Manica Left to Go 1t Alone
In n Heavy Sea.

The German steamship Albano. which ar
rived at Quarantine last night from Hamburg,
fell IN With tho British tramp steamship
Manca in midocean on Saturday with her
shaft broken The Manica's skipper asked to
be taken in tow, The Ahano got hawsers
TO tho disabled frcignter after several hours
heavy sea Then the hawsrrS parted and the
hlbano was compelled 10 abandon the tramp
about 900 miles from Halifax In the steam
ahiD lane
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09
WINDOW Glass CUT oNE-rHIRD.
Tho Trust Said to Have Made tho Reduce
ton to Dlscipline Independents.

PIrTsBuno. Dec. 8-The American Glass
Company. the Window Glass Trust. notified
the jobbers to-day that tho price Of window
glass on all sizes had been reduced 81 per
cent This Is a severe blow to the factories
not In the trust. especially as the new quota
lions apply also to orders already OH hand
The trust fnctorlos will rre IN next week and
work will beg n the day after Christmas. The
trust tried TO induce the independent factories
to organize n selling agency to work In har.
mnny with the American Glass Company. and
the reduction In price is looked upon as an
attempt 10 discipline the independents for their
failure to organize
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09
UnequRIled Service.

lhs Ne" York Central has eight trains every day
", $50 six " Cl NGiaud, three to St Louis two
!" nnrihuatt: two to Toronto four to Montreal; Ave
w. Detroit; twsvs TO Bufialo AID Niagara Falls, in
IullnE Z o famous Empire STATE Express; sixteen
ps'Wesn New York and Albany and Troy,--Adv.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09
DENIED ny COUNT DE CasrELLASE.
Anna Gouid's Husband Says He Never
Plotted with the French Royaiists.

Special Cable Dtspatch 10 The Sun.
PARIS. Dec. 8.-Count Boni de Castellane.
who married Miss Anna Gould and who is ac-
cused. with number Of others. Of conspIring
against the State, testified to-day before the
Senate. sitting IA a High Court OF Justice. He
declared that no was an honest Republican.
and that he had never conspired against the
State. He added that he had never given
money to aid the RoyaIists as Police Inspector
Hennion alleged.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09
TRANSPORT IsMORE 4 WRECK.
Most OF the Horses and All the Guns Lost
Offer of Coiored Troops Declined.

s,,eiaI able Despdicha 10 THE SUS.
CAPE Town. Dec. s. delayed in transmits
sioul. 1.-THE transport Ismore Is total wreck
at Columblne Point. st. Helena Day All tho
men and twenty oithe horses were saved The
rest of the horses and all tho guns were lost
An affort ~ IN be made TO recover tho guns.
The transport British Princess has sailed for
East Lon don, Natal: =, M 49,,
went ashore ye.terday on tho coast OF the Isle
Of Wight, was foated sater'' She arrived at
The Goyernment has declined an olIer OF
colored troop, from the Malay States, Lagos
and Hong Kong
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09
..rr.ok. mt Fort Duehs.ne Burned.

SALT LAKE, Utah. Dec. 6.-Ths barracks at
Fort Duchesne occupied by troops OF tho Ninth
United States Cavalry we're totally destroyed
by fire Tonight. The fire was OF ncendiary
origin and was the third TO occur there In tho
past SIX months,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09

PENNSYLVANIA Railroad will hell excursion tickets
n Washington and return on Dec, 10 IL aud - at
rate o. 90 Tor The round "Trip good to turn until
vorsary OF the death OF Washington. Round trip
tickets, Alexandria to Richmond -, 90, good w re-
turn until Dec. 18th, inolusiys,-AdS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09
MIFEKTNG RELIEVEDp
Plan to Restore mmunication with the
Town From Bechuanainnd.

Special Gable De.p1tches 10 THs SUS
LONDON. Dec. S.--Reports arc current at
Orange River that Mafekl ing has boon relieved.
NAaALAPYE. Bechuanaland. Nov. 80 de-
layed In transmission Preparation have been
completed for an advance In force tomorrow
to repair the railway line and endcavor to re-
store communication with MafekinE. The
Beers are reported to be In force near Gabrones
In strong natural position with Z
FOUNDER and Maxim commanding the line.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09

Last Train for st. Louis
and Cincinnati. leaves Grand Central station every
day at yoUP, VI. via New York Central-Big Four
Route.-4dr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09
wa,,rman,s for Christmas.

No better pift for Christmas than waterman,s
Ideal Fonntsin pom ALWAYS ready, always all
write. Dealers or Watermans, l51 b'dway' NIX,
-ldv.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09

Tho Pauiist Fathers Catholic World Mage
sine 10 to- day the beat tonAl PaeAl
sine published; $500 por year. l2o West so& y
New York.-AaS,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09

See the Calendar for 1900
given with Truth for Decemb er-out to-day.-AdA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09

Holiday Number OF Truth
out o.day, Buy tt.-AaH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09

Thor, 10 nothing more appetisin2 ana delightful
for winters breakfast, Try q twopound package
ADJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-17
Surplus. $2,46s.s25 S275, <ho doo "a SO ara
The surplus a year ago was $4.24O.4OO. and
two years ago $40 1876 IT'S

The imports Of general merchandise. inslud-
,ns as s. th port Of hsS Y0Ek last
previous week and ss6bs5S for n: oer tn.
spon9 Sr tSs Of A Th ss q
s427.33l was gold. making total specie I'M
ports since Jan; J., $il.sal. lN8; Exports Of
'sSs E9a nsf Sys5 lse as
Esn Ses5 ros e1pS53s Esse since IAN
The Ft"dnG'nI Ch9,nc,e computes the gross
Inn9s a OF iS Sr9s a. for August at ST.
with the same month last year. For eight
m9nins sndsG m A%g vi th sr9ss earnings Of
OF $50. | .952. as compared with the CORE
sEpPdlrg period last year,
groSsearninRs forJ July OF 1880. $50. an increase
g lqsS year ana net $1S5,S27, an inersass Of d
3the gross earnings we're 50. go, StiO an In IN
crease o. Sl3S,039. as compared with the cor
3 Of Fl aPG na Eet eh s
Were $500 $1,000 lea wins surplus of 395l25.
The Missouri. Kansas and Texas Railroad
an Increase Of sa2S as St on ear.d With The
% Of a aed chsrSis 4sS
$40; sG, . i:sy Z1,Sg deficit of sae.ss2. de-
The Chicago, Indianapolis and Louisville
sGaa as sfGG; 81 sT5GRgi as for &Ty Of
Sl26,8O8.an increase OF $50. 443. NV
The Colorado Midland Railroad reports
gross earnings Tor July OF Sl5l.ell, an in
crease OF 81 ,5I2 as compared with the Aame
crease OF SSSl9
The Indiana. Hin and Iowa Railroad re-
ports Rrosa earnings for July OF SIC, 79l. an
mSntb Of p Sst Js.r as sn Mlta 5hS same
crease Of So 1892
The Georgia aud Alabama Railroad reports
gross earnings for July oil $94.24 a decrease
OF 1929 as compared with the same month oi
last year and net So. $50. an increase Of So S57
:, The West Virginia. Central and Pittsburg
InilInsead reports gross carntnes for August q
with the same month OF last year and net S35,-
TIO. an increase OF SS.757. For the two mon his
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-17

The cotton market dull dragging affair TO-DAY.
Whist little aiding there was was mainly local and
p OCCASIONAL. ices huotuated within q narrow
range. declining triie on east Liverpool cables
and more threat ninR news from the Transvaal.
The weather at the South fair and numerous un.
favorable reports received but there little
Inclination to trade. The latest Texas State report
says:
Except that cotton picking has been retarded In 9
few pieces in the coast REGION the weather has been
exceptionally favorable for this work and IL ia being
pushed to completion. Il now the opinion OF saw:
eral spondents that uickng will be completed
In their sections during October and n few report
that picking will be over by Oct l. Nearly all colt
10 open. and. with the oxcspti Of toS scattered
sof cotton is generally very light"
Fort Smith. Ark Sept. 12.-"Mads an extended
trip tn touRh Indian Territory and Oklahoma last
week. In the extreme norther limit Of the cotton
cen. In Vest Oklahoma tho cotton is the best.
East and south ofthe Terri DRY crop very poor slw
great many 1elds " upland otton with stalk not
OYER foot hrh-on tn. other hand. in ssctions men
opened; Dr. weather opened some Of them pre-.
conditions and frosts from now on. With seasouable
rains and late frost. condition. may be materially
Oxford. Ala. Sept. l8."Fyery farm or we 10, says
his crop 10 much short Of last year. We really be-
neve H. 10 some short. but not more than 10 per
cent. We are now having del ghttui w,AthsrIeool.
uccesstul gathering. Quality of lint good, far su.
and ginnsd and ssld,"
CoIrRE.-Rio on the spot was steady ats 7-1eo.
savanilla Futurcs were generally unchsng clos.
ing quiet. Sales 1s. 500 bags. Havre and Hamburg
were unchanged American warehouse deliveries
IA 7b8 bags Rio advanced IS reis: receipts. .ooo
1.32d. Santos was unchanged: receipts. $4,000,
stock III. 900. Prices here as follows: