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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-06-22
LOOKING FOR PEACE,
Prominent FiIipinos Present
Terms to Gen. Macarthur.
He Accepts ard They Believe AgunaI-
do Will Also ACquesce.
ex Director OF Posts Rathbone Implicated IN
Cuban Postal Frauds.

Manila, June 21.-6.55 =. M-TWo
hundred Filipinos met, this morning.
in Manila to determine honorable ana
decorous methods for securing peace.
The results were submitted. this even
ing. to Gen. Macarthur. Who .accopted
them. The leaders of the meeting will
use their influence to induce Aguinaldo
to accept the arrangements II they
are successful as they hope to be.
they believe Aguinaldo will issue Of
ders in conjunction with the American
authorities for the cessation Of hos
tilities.
6.J5 p. M.-The meeting, which was
the first of the kind since the days of
the Filipino Congress, was composed
of the distinctly revolutionary element,
the characteristics" being lacking.
Thirty political prisoners We're released
from Jail. this morning. in order to at
tend. Senior Patcrnu presided, Senior
Buencamino, the originator Of the
movement, Senor Flores, Gen. Pho Del
Pillar. Gen. Garcia. Gen Macubolus.
ana other prominent reVolutionists
We're present.
1t was pointed out that the questions
to be considered were military and
civil, the military being concerned with
| a cessation Of hostilitics ana the civil
with tn" determination of the political
| status Of the Fiipinos. The immediate
| object of the meeting was to effect
peace AMI subsequently the leaders
could consult with the civil commission
as to political matters.
1t WIS evident that Senior FaternC
| was convinced that ne could obtain
| Aguinaldu's sanction to peace based
upon the fplloWin" seven clauses
| which. after four hours. we've unani-
mouely accepted as compatible with an
honorable peace:
First Amnesty.
| Second-,Jhc return by the Americans
t. the Fihpinos of confiscated property
Third-Employmen for the revolu-
tionary generals in the navy and mil
Iitia when established.
| Fourth--The application Of the Fill
ipin0 revenues to succor needy Filipino
| soldiers.
| Fifth-A guarantee to the Filirinos
| of the exercise Of personal right &C
corded to Americans by their coneti-
tuition.
| SiXth-Est1hlishme of civil govern
mcnts at Manila ana in the provinces
Seventh Expulsion of the fria'5.
| The statement Of the seventh Condi-
ton was vncifcrrusly acclaimed. tn
entire assembly shouting: "EXp"l, "X-
|
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-06-22
AMNESTY FOR PHILIPPINES
Issued at Manila by Gen. Macarthur
Days TO Renouncc Instruction.

Washington. u. e.. June 31.-Thc
war department has made public thr
following notice " amnesty which was
issued by General Macarthur. today,
at Manila;
Manila. June II. 1900.
"I;y direction Of The President If the
United States. the undersigned an
nounccs amnesty with complete inn
munity for the past and ahsniut" liber-
III If action fpr the future tl all per-
sons who are now or ut any I'm" since
February T. 1N"3 hINc been in inSur-
rcrtinn against the United States IN
either a military or civil capacity ana
who shall within 4 period Of 20 days
from the date hereof formally renouhce
ali connection with the instruction
ana suhscrib. tn q declaration acknoWI-
edging ana accepting the sovereignty
and authority Of the United states in
ana over the Philippine islands.
''Tho privilege herewith published Is
extended to all concerned without any
reservation whatever. except from tn"
persons who have violated the laws Of
war during the period Of active hostll-
tiles are not embraced within the scope
take advantage Of the terms herewith
set forth are requested to present
themselves to the commanding officers
of the American troops at the most
convenient station. who will receive
them with due consideration according
to rank; make provision for their inn
mediate wants; prepare the necessary
records and thereafter permit each IN
divdual to proceed to any part 4 the
archipelago according to his own wish
rs for which purpose the United states
will furnish such transportation as
may is available either by railway
Steamboat or wagon.
Prominent persons who may desire
To confer with the military governor or
with the board Of American commits
sirners will he permitted to visit Ma
niln and will as far as possible be pro-
Vided with transporta ton for that pur
pose In order to mitigate as much as
possible consequences resulting from
the various disturbances which since
1896 have succeeded each other 50 rap
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being exceedingly sultry. has been
blessed with hrnezrs that have stirred
the atmosphere ana afforded greatful
relief from the heat Of a beating sun.
The convention hall has been a pic
ture which has entrancCd All
who have enjoyed the privilege
Of looking out upon its sea
of faces ana watching its proceedings.
Tho presentation of Pres. Mckinley
name by Sena tor Foraker was the oc-
cdsinn Of u splendid ovation. The hit
Of the day was undoubtedly made by
GOV Roosevelt Of New York. whose
speech scconding the nomination Of
Mr.. Mckinley carried the convention
by storm.
The call Of the roll of states was
watched with intense interest and as
delegation after delegation announced
its vote. the vast audience broke into
round after round Of applause and
cheers. Some Of the chairmcn Of the
delegations accompanied their an
nouncemeDt with pledges Of electoral
votes to BE- delivered in November
The announcement of Hawaii's vote by
n native delegate was the occasion Of
a storm Of applause that swept the
whole hall
With the announcement Of the vote
FIR President came a scene that will
never he forgotten by those who wit
messed it. The vast auditorium echoed
CONTINUED on page 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-06-22
THROUGH A BRIDGE.
Canadian Pacific Train Goes
into the River.
Grand Falls Bridge over the st, Johns
River ColIapses, Thursday.
Several Injured and II Is Believed tha. al
Least Two Will Die.

Caribou Me. juno 21.-Thc through
train on thu Canadian Pacific railroad
from Elimination to Aropstook juno
ton. consisting Of seven freight cars. Nv,
passenger and one baggage car, broke
through the second span of the Grand
Falls bridge over the St. Johns river
this morning, ana the entire train went
into the river.
Conductor Henderson was hurt inter
nally ana a commercial traveller named
Smith was seriously injured.
General Passenger Agent Mckinney had
a shoulder broken ana was internally in
iured.
j. O'Neil the engineer of tho train, was
seriousIy injured ana Il number Of pas
songcre were slightly hurt.
The train was heavily loaded with pas
seugers returning from the graduation
exercises ut Van Buren, College.
1t il believed that Smith viii die ana
there is little horc that Henderson will
recover. 1t IS thought that several others
IRE seriously injured.
The bridge is - feet above the bed OF
the river the water being i feet deep
The engine ana freight cars were piled
up in the river. with the passenger
coaches standing on end upon the wreck
The engineer ana fireman went to the
bottom OF the river with the engine, but
III some way managed to cXtric1tc them
selves and cIuus II the wrcckage until
they were picked up, before they wer,
-Wcpt into the current Of the falls Whicf
are half mile below the bridge.
WreckinE trains have been sent to the
scene Of the accident.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-06-22

London. June 22-4 "A. M.-Grn. Bul-
lar is pressing his advance. on
Wednesday, he followed the johannes
burg railway tl Paardc Kop II miles
from Standerton About 800 Beers
sincly or in small parties, have sur
rendered.
The war office has issued list Of
casualties in engagements ar una He'll
bron. previously undiscIoscd.
Lord Roberts has adopted the Trans
ylal mining regulations for military
administration.
\ dispatch from LourcnZn Marquis
says: The Beers have printed and
posted AT every corner the following:
'Machad1dorp. Monday. The Paris EX-
position has closed ana France has de
clareI war against England. Fifty
miles If railway has been destroyed
III the Free state ana 3o,Geo British
have surrendered. "
Five miles Of telegraph between Ko-
matt PuOrt ana KOpp Maiden are down
and native runners traverse the dis
lance. Thu Beers continue to assert
that they have successes east If Pre-
tOTia.
The colonial office publishes notili-
cation ny the military EoveIn ment at
:, hannesburg of the atoppaSc of "a
check for G40.o0o drawn for the Frcuc h
Bank in South Africa upon the Nation
al Bank of the South African republic
ana warning all persons AGAINST deal
ing in the check a. the fun0s Of the
National Bank are the property f Her
Majesty's government.
The TranSvaal government. accord
ing to the LourenZo Marques CORE
sp0ndent Of the Times. is reduced to
severe financial straits ana is endeav-
| oring t. meet the emergency with
treasury bills, but'the people refuse 5o
accept them
The first train for Pretoria left Cape
Town. Yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-06-22
MURDER is CHARGED.
But Portland officials Know Not Who KILLED
Patrick FIaherly.

Portland. Me. June 21.-The coroner 5
i,Irv in the case Of Patrick Flahcrty. who
was found dying on wharf, last Sun
dav. rendered Il verdict today. that death
was due to an assault committed BY some
nerson or persons unknown. Officials OF
tha notice department are stiil Of the
onininn that Flahertys injuries we're ac-
oi'It.i1l,, received Everything that
Ip,,,,I ~ Mace ANYBODY under suspicion
h,ri mren traced to a satisfactory explain
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-06-22
GIVING UP ARMS.
The British Column Arrives at
Paardekop Thursday,
Many Of the Burghers Surrender Their
Arms and Horses.
Roberts Plans TO Soon Surround Forces oil
Steyn and Ne Wet.

Pnardekop, Transvaal June 2l-The
British column advanced here. today.
The presence of the army has induced
many burghers to lay down their arms.
The rctrcating Beers have destroyed
a bridge and culverts. but the Sand
spruit bridge is little damaged.
1t is hoped in London that General
Buffers advance westward will hasten
the conclusion of hostilitics 10y cutting
off all communications between PrcSi-
dent Stcyn's and General De Vets
forces in the Orange River colony and
General Botha's burghers in the Trans
vaal, and. completing the combined
movement. to surround Steyn ana De
Wet, to which Lord Roberts referred
in recent dispatch
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-06-22
Tn Work The PendIeton Mine.

Gardiner Ne. June 21.-The Kennebec
,r,rinr and Smelling Go. mas been organ
i..d II his city. with Or. +. NJ. Turner
president. Il. Frank Little, vice president.
pTiiI - Atkins. secretary and treasurer
The mine is situated about J9rt pi,t mllTf
~" ~, "a ~ ilnovn a the Pendleton mine. The
r ,tock aisays from s. to SO rer ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-06-22
HEARING ADJOURNED.
Proceedings Of Attorney General Davis against
American Ice Co.

New York, Juno 2l.-Mcycr Nussbaum
referee in the proceedings Of John c. Dt-
Wis. attorney general. against the Amcri-
can Ice Co.. today. called to order JAM
tor assistant ilnitor ana four reporters
who had assembled ana announced that
the hearing would be adjourned until
ncNt Monday. THO adjournment is pend
in. the decision Of supreme Court Jus
ticc Chester Of Albany
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-06-22
SHOWERS AND COOLER.

Washington. June 21.-Forecast for
Friday and Saturday for New England:
Showers. Friday, with cooler. except
on the south coast Saturday, showers:
brisk southerly winds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-06-22
Boston Forecast.

Boston, June 21.-Local forecast for
Boston and vicinity: Fair weather.
Friday, Saturday, party cloudy. prob
ably with occasional showers; light to
fresh southwest winds, becoming vari-
ahlc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-06-22

At the annual meeting Of the trustees
Of Wcstbrook Seminary; WG .m, nner,
en-, h VI Biddeford. to pay Tor the
NJ. NJ t, .ii,tt of the ncw gymnasium
Which , %ilI be named for him. Pr% III TcIrE
ana tTt ~" mo resigned. Miss Toucey
NJ Nedford. Mass, was elected in her
Mace.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-06-22

Volksrist. June 21.-GeneraI Butler
has arrived At Sandsrruit station and
camped two miles further On the west
ern side Of the railway. Many Beers
met General Butler on the road ana
surrendered their arms and horses.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-06-22
PROPOSALS WANTED.

~, Augusta. June IS, 1900
pd nids will he received until y o'clock,
sn nt state Camp Ground. which Will be
S0iu Ior cash To the highest bidder.
,s,... JOHN T. RICHARDS.
innaHi5ngitant and Quartermastcr General
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-06-22
A Fine Rib Roast

ordered from the Hin ( Locke market
makes a dinner for a king. our meats
are known everywhere in Augusta us OF
the highest grade. It's a sauce for the
appetite to sec one Of these daily samples
of superiority on tho table. M,dt j. tho
maiustaY Of life ANA our beef comes first
among meats. Note the cleanliness 81:
our fine refrigerator: cooked ham and
curned beef of our own cooking always
in stock fruits. berries ana all green
stuff frCeh CNCrN d.N.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-06-22

Washington. June 21.-Mnister WI
was seen, today. after his visit to the
state department. He said that Sec
rotary Hay expressed his qualification
at the news the minister had brought
from Niceroy Liu Of the three great
Yang Use kiang provinces, Kiang Su,
kiang 81 and Anhui, to the effect that
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-06-22

London. June 21.-Thc Daily Mail in
its second edition publishes the follow
ing from Yokohama. dated yesterday:
Great secrecy is maintained regarding
Japln's military preparations. Fiji
teen large transports have already
been chartered ana Is warships are
modelling. A field post service from
Taku 70 Pekin is being organized here
ana Will Immediately proceed. Chinese
military students are leaving Japan"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-06-22

Washington. June 2l.-Acting Secre-
tary of Navy IIackett received cable
message, this afternoon, from Admiral
Kcmpf, dated Che Foo. June q, say
ing that Tien Tsin is being bombarded
and that much of foreign consulates az
well as Of foreign concessions are be
ing destroyed. a relief party is en-
route to Tien Tsin, including 800 Amer
lean marines under Major Waller.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-21

The following are recent charters;
Br stmr Dauntess, Sicily to Portland, Me-,
sulphur 9s Cd.
Bark Gazelle, Portland to Rio Janeiro, lum-
Der Sill.
Bark Trinidad Provincial port to BucuOs Ay-
res. lumber Sill, or Rosario St2, May-Ju-c.
Bark Carrie Wiaslow, Portland TO osario,
lumber s11.
Bark Annie Reed, New York to Trinidad, gen
eral cargo, ana back, asphalt p. I.
Schr Mabel Hooper, Ship Island to Ilay, NJ,
lumber 81 62ls, 40 NJ. pr day.
Schr Grace Davis Jacksonville to New York
lumber 81 90; stone ont to Mayport 90c, net
Schr Alicia b. Crosby, Fernandina TO Phi.a-
delphla, ties PC.
Schr Lucy A. Davis, Brunswick TO Noank,
lumber at or about 81 rs.
Schr Addie CharlesOn, Fern ndina to Balti-
more, lumber So 90, 4OM. pr day.
Schr BriSadier, Norfolk TO Boston, lumber
81 20.
schr Ida c. Southard, Charlotte Harbor to
Baltimore or Carteret, phosphate rock So SO.
schr p. G. Thompson, New Haven to Bath,
iron 81 ~ and loaded.
Sehr Ruth Robinson, South Amboy to Port
land, coal /.
Schr James Rothwell, Philadelphia to Rock
land, coal 81 80.
Sehr John f. Kranz, Philadelphia 10 New Or
e ms, eaal SO 1914.
Schr l.. c. Allen, Philadelphia 10 Portland
coal 81 40.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-21
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
Quotations Of Staple Products in the
Leading Markets
Rev York stock, Money and Grain
Market Review

(By direct private wire to Louis $. Col.
we'll, manager of Price. Mccormick s.
Company's branch oflics, No. ZIG Middle
street. Portland, Me.)
New York, March 20.-The stock mar.
ket today was dominated by the an
nounoement that the metropolitan oom
pany had acquired eontrol Of the Third
Avenue. Abe recent heavy buying OF
Third avenue and the remarkable rise
which ensusd had been generally ssoribed
TO the operations Of Mr.. Keone. Conse.
quently nine brokers out Of ten were
completely surprised by ths announce
msnt. Il was at once recognized that the
purchase oflthe control by one interest
taking into consideration thf the whole
stock issue is only 60 900 shares Of which
q urge portion is held By estates and In
trust, meant that the floating supply OF
the stock for use In the street was csm-
parativaly small. The covering movement
began Immediately after the gavsl fell
and continued with little interruption
during the entire day. 1t became still
more pronounced during the last half
hour when 1t became known that the two
largest buyers Of the last week who have
hitherto been lending the stock freely,
had called all their loans and that conse-
Quently before three O'Clock one and one
half csnts premI ums was bid fer the use
of 1t. 1t Ia believed In the street that an
outside operator is heavily short OF the
stock and that tomorrow q forced settle
ment will be made. As to the holdings Of
the stock The following estimate is made
by a news agency. The Metropolitan COM
pany interests are believed to control S0,-
Geo shares. The mart holdings are figured
at -, 900 sbars, and various estates and
trustees hold 90, 900 shares, making total
of 49,, 0C0 shares, leaving something less
than so, 900 shares for street Csages. The
short interest Is estimated at not less
than 5000 hence the possibility of a
corner is obvious. The sharp rally In
Third avenue led to covering In the other
stock, Metropolitan advancing eleven
points whilst in b. Il. L. q ssmi-panic
prevailed carrying the price OF the stock
up to ~ IL. The squeeze In these stocks
not unnaturally resulted In urgent cover
ing In the Fest of the list Consolidated
gas and Manhattan notably strong. Lon
don houses probably bought about 20, COO
shares of International stocks, their pur-
cbasss being especially pronounced In
Atchiscn preferred and Union Pacific.
The whole tone Of the foreign market is
mere cheerful.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-21

on the market Corn and oats unchanged but
rather easy in tone. sugar very strong at the
advance oted ye terdsy For Coffee, Molasses
and Te there is no variation Of Importance in
prices business fair. Kggs eontnne nrm at 10
with light receipts. Lemons and ORANGES are
nrmer and a trifie nrmer. Hay steady at sl66
SIS for loose. Qginlno weak and &c OF. Poul-
try outlet and steady; native stock scarce. Coal
steady aud unchanged. Fresh beef Is steady
We quote sides 6laGsls. backs 6lsRTis ;hinds
Sail; fores 5Isa8I5c; rounds and tanks ia
ase; rumps and loins sal2o; IONS at 0alsc;
rattles 5G5iao. Lambs quoted at DC; mutton
Sc. Lobers lower at 22e for boiled and 1se for
live.
FREIGHTS-TOnnage for the River Plate
with lumber is quite actlvel, inquired for to
load at Gull ports at about s13ss13 so TO Bue-
nos Ayres from Boston a bark Of million and
quarter feet capacity has obtained $3.50; to
Rio Janeiro a bark O. 900 Ions has been fixed to
load at Portl nd at s11. Coastwise lumber
rates not quotably lower, though tho demand IS
extremely limited. The demand for coal ton
mage to Eastern ports does not increase and
with seeking vessels quite numerous, rates from
New York are nominally 81 to Portland and
Boston. and 60 a65c TO Sound ports.
The following quotations represent the whole
sale prices for the marketi
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-21

PORTLAND, Meh. 20.
A decided improvement over last week is re-
ported in the volume of trade, with but little
change in figures. The Flour market is quiet,
and buyers have the advantage, owing to the
decline in Wheat. cash closing at 657sc aud
May at 66ssc. Provisions unchanged. At
Chicago to-day bulge OF 5ce in May Pork, the
result Of small panic among shorts in thai ar
ticle was the feature of trading on Change itIe
advance was due to fear o. corner and the
short stocks, and the market reacted quicker
than d had risen when the stuff began to come
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-21
Domestic Markets.
tBy Telegraph.l

NEW YoRK-The Flour market-receipts
81, 024 bbls, exports 800 bbls: sales 5000
packages; dull and easy, holders finding II al
most impossible TO get bids on anything but
small lots TO supply current needs.
Flour-Winter pts 65a3 80 ;winter straights
3 46a3 6oi Minnesota PATENTS 75aA DOWN.
ter extras 6oa2 90 Minnesota bakers z 9Oe
3 90 do GRADES sag 40.
rye dull; No Western 63lsc o afoat.
Wheat-receipts 124S0oo bush: exports l11.-
233 bush; sales ], 100000 bush futures. $50 900
bus exports spot steady NO 2 Red Of lac In
elev; No : Red 79Jsc o b affoat: No North
ern Duluth 79ssc Q b afioat prompt
Corn--receIpts l2l.S75 bush; exports S.91T
bush; sales 10000 bush futures; $4,000 bush
exports; spot easy; No at 43Tsc o b afioat;
No 2 at 40 eley.
sists-receipts 81 100 bushi exportsiooO bus. .
sales 10000 bush exports; spot frm: No al
262s C NO at 28l4c; No white at 32c: No
white at 3ilsci traek mixed Western at 2ss
30tac track white Western 32a3blac.
Beef steadyi family ii ooaSl3; mess S1Oa
10 90; beef hams $21G2l 80; city extra India
Cut meats steadyi picked bellies -; shoul-
ders -; do hams -.
Lard easy; Western steamed at SO; March
8 So nominal; refined easy; continent 60; A
PORK is frm: mess at sl1 scala 90; short
clear sl2dl3 go; family -.
Butter firm, western creamery at 2oa25c;
do factory l7Lsa20; June creamery S9221sc;
Inn erin isG32lsc; state dairy 1924 do crm at
20a26c.
Petroleum arm.
@ Turpentine steady.
Rice firm.
Molasses steady.
Freights to LivperpOol quiet; cotton 3: grain
sad.
sugar-rawlstrong flair refining 3 1870 Cen
trifugal 90 test 7-16 bid ;MOlasses sugar 34a C
BID refined strong.
CaICAGo-oash uoutaticis.
Flour dun.
Wneat-No spring &C; No 3 do at 62R66
MOI REQ at 6SI3c. Corn-No at 36l5c NO 2
yellow 36s4 @. Oats-No 2 at 23It aga sc ;lNo 2
white at 26Is a. 7o; No white at 26g2blzo;
No Rye at 80 6b1sc; No Barley 37dA8c
No Fiaxseed andSW Flaxseed at 90 prime
Timothy seed 2 as; Mess Pork 10 so9l1 421S !:
Lard at 8 S5a6 90; snort ribs O0@6 20; dry
sailed shoulders l4G614; short clear sides at
q 3Oa6 40.
Butter steady-crmery 1oa24c; oairies leg
22c
Cheese firm-l26l3c.
Eggs steady fresh l3c.
Flour-receIpts 10000 bbls: wheat $4,000
bush; corn ga 900 bush; oats $4,000 bush (;
rye 900 bush; barley I0l 900 bush.
Shipments--Flour 10000 bbls; wheat AZ. 900
bush; lcorn 10000 bush; oats l66, 900 bush
rye 8 1000 bush; barley 81 900 bush.
DETROIT-wheat quoted at 72isc for cash
White; cash Red at fIs4c; May at 72A July
7lAc.
ToLEDo-wheat frm-cash 71Hci May at
1850; july at II Use.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-21
Cotton Markets.
(By Telegraph.I
NICH 20

NEW YORK-The Cotton market to-day was
quiet; middling uplauds 95sc do gull Io1sc /;
sales 1900 bales.
CHARLES rON-The Cotton market to-day
closed quiet, nominal; middlIngs 9l5c.
GAIN ESTON--The Cotton maI6eI closed
quiet ;..middlings 9ssc.
MkMPHIS-The Cotton market to-day closed
steady; mlddlings 7-l6c.
NEW oRLEANS-The Cotton market closed
firm; middIngs 9 7-I6c.
MoBILE-Cotton market nominal; middllng
8 1880.
SAVANNAH-The Cotton market closed
quiet; middngs 91ac.