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Use. The c3FcnsF charged tie jury, and
they rendered g verdict 90 the effect that
the accident was due to the cglpable neg
ligeDcs OF Reissr s. Lahsnmiker, the
manufacturers, aud Samuel EehOon-
maker, the vsndsr VI the oil. They also
recommended that all kerosene in the
city be properly tested. The coroner
held the manufactures and Scho0n-
maker under heavy bonds TO await the
action Ok the Grand Jury.
Six bales OF silk, worth ten thousand
dollars. were stolen from a Bremen
Steamship, az Hob0ksn, on Saturday.
No arrests.
II is stated that the Congressional II
vestigstiag Committee have testimony
sufficient TO hang politically many poll
ticiaus here. They have evidence to
prove that not less than 600. COO frsudu-
lent votes were cast IN this city by re-
pester9 alone. The business vas reduc- q
to q science, and had IL not received such
3 sudden eaack by Marshall Murray, no
d3uot it would have become Of general
application ia all the large cities of the
Union. By his timely action Mr.. Muir
ray prevented the 800, 600 from becoming
100000. Several OF the witnesses tee
tiled hat they voted from nine
to thirty nine times. Each one
Of these witnesses have testified be-
cause these Who employed them did
not pay them according TO agreement.
The coluu5i.tse have summoned nearly
four huEdred witnesses upon the one
question Of using fraudulent nasuraliza-
ZION papers. These papers were offered
by the hundreds snd thousandg. The
committee have the testimony Of the
printer who manufactured these doeu-
meGts, who had his presses running from
the first Ct June up almost to the day OF
the election. h printed over 100000 Oi
them. The committee have evidence
that the naturalization evidence in the
County Clerks cffies is being rapidly de-
str0vei.
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By Telegraph.
Closing quotations OF Hid
ding COttons te-day At The lead
ing Cotton z3arts:
'

NASHVILLE, January lin the
HCDse to-day, q resolution was adopted
authorizing the Governor and Secretary
Of State to employ counsel to prosecute
R0steF, the Memphis banker, Who Is
charged with embsZZ.ing 3 large amount
Of the school fund
A hand Of ku Klax msde q raid In
livingston, O7erton county, en- the
night Gg December 30th. What particU-
lar object ;bey hzd il view ia not known.
but they had . shGrp conflict with q
party Of negroes, forgetting to carry gitb
them s half dcz3u horses sEd their
shrcuds. The Negroes claimed the
hors=s 90 trophies and seut them
sway for safety. The Ku KiuX re-
turned on the night Of the 81 Of
January, largely reinforced, and de-
u1a1ded Of Mr.. Lewis. the States Attor'
ney, what disposition had been made OF
the hOrsas. Mr.. Lewis informed them
thst he did not know, ard they theD ex-
8c;ed a promise from him to ascertain
the whereabouts Of the horses, stating
that they would return sg5in. Some Of
thena visited The town tie next day, and
were very threatening. Nr. Lewis,
who brought the news Of the raid, is
here, trying TO get the State authorities
to take soms action on the subject. The
Sheriff o. O76r51n has armed s pOsse OF
dffy citizens, ard IS awaiting further de-
m0nstTaJiOEs Ct the Khan.
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TIE fuusFsl OF the late Gen. LOWELL
Il. ROUSSEAU, whiab took PLACE ST New
Orleans an Saturday, was one o. the
most impressing that ever tr2uspired in
that city. Al she United States troops,
amy sEd navy officers On duty, Masonic
aud other bodies, State and city officials,
and many ci.iz sus, made up = fitting
testimony Of the respect CT a people to
whom, by his eff cted willow, the Gus
tody Of his renai-e aes been given. OF
this trust the Times says sit viii 5e
regarded &c Of the most solemn and sa-
cred character, The tomb which shsll
enclose the dust Of the intrepid colder
and large-hesrtsd patriot and ge8tle
msn, will be hung with tie immortCI5s8
and -consecTsted by TIE love Ct : people
to whom he eaGearod himself by 60
many generous acts and sentiments, and
by virtues, the neuoryci which viii be
chsrished by al CT the present and faith
transmitted TO the succsedlDg gene
Of our State and city"
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THE citizens Of Memphis, whose rail
road stock property has recently been
bssiegsd by & few rings, viii be happy
10 lesin-and agree with Us in eongratu
listing them that it Is so-thst the people
Of New Orleans have Just escaped FROM
the meshes of a ring every way as adroit
and persistent as any of those which Sc
sailed this city. From Saturdays New
o leans Times we learn that the vulturss
vino we're preying upon the stock Of that
city, il the New Orleans, Jackson and
Crest Northern Railroad, have been ut
terly ~repudiated by the Directors Of that
corporation, and in 30 peremptory a
ms1ner that they will be compelled to
retire from that isld az tom this.
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TIE Senate Commit.ee on the Judi
ciary, ct their meeting GA Wednesday,
had usdeT consideration the question o.
admitting the Georgia Senators TO take
their seats. rae matter was discussed at
great length, but no conclusion was
reached, and the subject was postponed
until the next meeting. The committee
is understood to DO very much divided
on the question, and it is doubtful what
action will be taken relative to the meas
ures now before Congress looking to the
repeal of the law admitting that Stale,
and reducing her to a provisional gov
eminent. If Congress falls to adopt such
legislation the committee viii probably
report on the question Of admitting the
Senators of that State at as early q day
IS possible.
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, January 1.-The Indications
Of the first days business Of the Confer
ance leave but little II any doubt Of the
success Of tie Turkish government,
though its representatives consented to
maintain the present status until the
close Of the Conferences. It is the gene
raj impression that hut one more session
will be held, and that A war between
Turkey and Greece will be obvisted,
CoNsTANTINoPLE, January IL The
Sublime Porte has officially C0Dgratu-
lated the people q the DsnuOian Priuci-
pali;ies o. their loyalty during the recent
crisis.
FBORENCE, January 1.-THE recent
Disturbances 10 various parts Of the king
dom, fermented by the Tesctionists, have
besa suppTe sed. The unpopular taxes
arc now bsing collected without diff
Guilty.
PARIS, January 1.-THE floating debt
has been reduced 200 600 francs duTicg
the year. The finance minister says the
gratitude Of the nation is due to NapO-
leon for removing the only cause Of rup-
ture Of the European powers and Of do
mestic distrust,
MADRID, January ll.-Additi0nRl
troops will soon sail for Cadiz.
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VA WEEKLY APPEAL.

Oar weekly edition, filed with the
most interesting news, correspondence
and miscellaneous matter, viii be Issued
TO morrow, e! I've cents percopy or g 80
per anuum.
The WEEKLY APPEAL has q wide coun-
try circulation, and, therefore, offers 70
merchants and others e NEST desirable
medium through which they may bring
to The notice OF their country trade their
various stocks OF goods, 5esides afford
ing a fund OF amusement and instruction
to the general reader.
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WEATHER ARD RIVERS.

LOUISVILLE, January 1.-THE river is
falling slowly, with 10 feet 2 inches in
the canal. 4 heavy % storm prevails.
ArTiVed-Dexter, from New Orleans
Dsparted-Alasks for New Orleans, Sill
yer Spray and Tempest for Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, January 1l.-Depsrted-
ClsrksvIle for Arkansas river. Business
Is dull, The river is fslling, with IS feet
in the channel.
ST.. LOUIS, January 1l.-Arrived-
Lady Gay. DspartCd-Oive Branch for
New leans. The river has risen , feet
stree Saturday. There is some excite
mcutin boating circles by the announce.
meut that another VieksbuEg company
goes into operation in tha spring.
CAIRO, January 1l.-Down-ATmenia.
s am. Up-Sam j. Hsle. The river
rose 5 inches. The weather Is clear and
cold,
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, January l1-Current rumor
says that Father McMullen, who went
to Rome two months ago to complain
against Bishop Duggan, of this Diocese,
he's obtained an order from the propa-
gsnda citing the Bishop 10 appear before
the Ccuacil and show cause why he re-
moved Fathers McMullen, R1les and
McGJyenu.
The s.. Paul Pioneer (Democratic)
ssys that Senator Ramsey. is sure Of re
election.
The Press charges that Donnelly has
united with Wsshburne to defeat Ram
ssy. Donneliy's friends T confident Of
his SUCCESS
The Comptroller of st. Paul 10 to be
impsachsd for refusing to sign the city
bonds fer the Lake Superior Railroad on
technical grounds.
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-TELEGRAP.EEn MARKETS..
Veg w. szarket.


NEW YoRR, Ja9usry u-Cotton quiet; sales
SEQ balss up,a1Gs az429c. SuPerdre haur
% g086 ., closing 51Ec lower Whisky STA
l o. C3Gse active and hrmer. Sugar quiet.
Noiassag GuA and u1chSn 1ed. Rice dull New
mizet Western corn q sic
Dry 60 ds-LoE and medium grades OF
m1siins hSve risen 55e New styles Of light
print l-1ze. nd an sty g ofSpcsgue's prints
aIe Offered az I3c. Pac &c Mis- show same
beautiful pieces a Sc IIo southern trade is
buying more Freely than tie West. All cotton
gOois VIZ 90 hisher within the next thir y
days. Standard sAeeEinzs hRGI7c. Iufsiior
articles range rom l349 70 Ii5z'. Brown drills
Money Money Is in fr-e supply and more
a tive. Gail 10 tnsT First class eOmmercisl
paper Sgi5. Sterling gza9I. colo $685..
state bonds active. ola T5anezsezs 699IO; new
67549OSA.
New Orleans MARKET.
NEW ORLEANS, JanUa-y H. Cotton easier
ana declined &c; sales go bales micdLng5
2a94c ; receipts since satu d6y s5G6 bale- ex-
Commercial 4shE4gA. New York sight y 10 s.
DIS Oun-. FOar weaker; superdne y ~; Xxx
81 co; XXXss. Corn quiet; WhI.e 77zg7Sc ;
yellow s a-5c Oats, d. OOpins, 65G67e. Bran
duI a 2i -. Hay dan; prime sd 50g25. Pork
active a. 80 TlGSL BAG a scarce; shoulders
4 SIDE 1896 SIC; rev sugar cured hams
81 4%c. Lara firm; choice 2JG2lc. Sugar
etseri couhacn 9ka &C; prime IZLgI e
yellow clarified l8@4Ui4e NO asses deaifnld &c
% eII grades; ccmmon 58IGGs; choice 1Ga72c.
Whisky and CoH c unchanged.
Ctaosrzagl 4EzFEet-
C-ISCrEEATI. January II-Flour firm; family
- DdS. Com SIC. cats unchanged. rye 81 a..
Cotton E7iSqzSc. WHISKY 97995c. Pork 50.
Bulx houl6er l2c: sides I4Ls. Lard ISaI9Lc.
Butter and cheese unchanged.
louisville TIarkes.
L~oUI5vILLF. JaagaTy H.-roba"cO sales Il
hhds; new CfuMOn fGgs To medium cutting
Leaf q - vl5. Cation nc. High wines ggc free.
Fork @. Lartlg.zEaac. Bulk shoulders l2L5c
sides i55 Ilai gGessd. Bacon shoulders I4zc
sides l7L 3 pes ilsd. suDernne -four s. jOG6.
Wheat 3 cJsl D. Oats tOc- Corn 5S9tyC.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON. January lI-4;30 ~p.m.-Consois G7z,
U, ). $40 bonds 7jZ.
closed at 1870.
LrvERPOOL, January Tsp cotton closed
acUvsi sales 1000 bales; Jp!Jnds MA en- the
spot, and II54d ahoat; Orleans MA.
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PROUDFIr-Of consumption, on the 18th
inst, at Z O'Clock s.m., Mrs. LAUEA n, wife Of
v. p. ProGddt.
The friends OF the family are invited TO at,
tend The funeral at the family residence, No.
I8 Madison strset, on Wednesday, the 18th
instant, at IL O'Clock an
Services By Rev. DR.. Wheat,
YERGER-In this city, on The morning OF
tho u.h inst at the residence Of her father, h.
Il. IeEser, KTTTY AYRE5, in The 10Th year Of
her age.
Jzczson MISSY papers please copy.
The friends end acquaintance Of Ed
win NJ Yerser aud family are respectfully
invited to attend the iuasrai Of his daugh er.
KITTY AYREs. at Calvary Church. tais Tues
day. morning at ia o'clock. Services by rhs
Rev. Or. white. Carriages IN at endancs.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, January u-Mr. But
ler's bill TO repeal the tenure-of-oflce act
wss introduced by Mr.. WssEburne, OF
Indiana, and put through under the pre-
vious question by q large majority.
The mail from Richmond on Saturday
was robbed OF a package, while being
taken from 8 Potomac boat. Most OF
what vas stolen, however, viii prove
unavailable.
The United States Supreme Court to-
day issued 8 peramptory msndamus to
the District Of Columbia supreme Court
to restore Jas. III. Bradley to the right to
praet.ce in that court.
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WE have been given to understand
that the Supreme Court Of this State is
so far behind that the business OF last
year will not be taken up until thas Of
the year preceding hss been disposed Of
In sn the Circuits Of the Sasie. Appeals,
therefore, Of the past year must stand
until regularly reached SIS per calendar
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S. Tefr0leUm.-In lSG2 the exports of petro-
leum was re urled al 10 $500 gallons. During
the ears ls68 ana 1855, with the advantage Of a
high Eremium o. gold, the export increased 20
an syerage Of about 3,O03,0J gzilO-s. Ia lSJ7
the export was g. 52,u8 gallons, and foT lS5s
The export t0 December IsJh is returned at8i-
77t,29l gallons.
D. c St-Ehs recent increase in the procuC-
tiOn o. anthracite coal, which may be taken As
= mea. IRE o. the product OF all American coal.
is report d as follows: IS32, 7,zg3, 80 tons ls58.
lz51s,85 tons ISL, lZt545I tons; I6S. TO De
ceIabar y. l~3,-OJ,O15 joas. Daring the past year
the supPly Of anthracite coal has been serious
y affected Is strikes and constant Interrupt
lions or labor; Otherwise there is no reason 10
do1bt that he aggregate produc. mined would
have shown a much larger increase than has
been Indicated. Bat, IS tie case STANDS, the IN
crease which has actually taken place proves
that tLe conditions Of ability 70 csusums-
which c1rditioBs are mainly incUstrisl-haye
not been impaired, but have increased during
the past year ln sbOuta ihrse-told radio 20 the
estimated increase Of population.
7. Lake Tonnage The following table. pre-
pared for the Chicago Board OF Trade, shows
the recent increase OF tonnage Upon The
Northern lakes, exclusively Of canal boafs.D
for The years ending March 81, Is58, 1905 ana
Ta.Ha
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another mssns Of national progress,

6 another means Of national progress,
Hr. Wells sdduces the following:
The eommereial ? turn OF the number % hegs
pa-ked stths West siUce the season o. Is5i-5is
o. follows:
$3.50 --~-. .-. I.-0s9j NO7-tS ..........c 7-lt5i
55-b5~--.....--249 $50 sl
Tais latter Eum5sr Eas, however, exceeded
ia ing The FIRST three years of the war,
The present ratio Of Tho Increase OF the crcp
u Lndisn ocrn or the whole c untry IS put hy
tho lest autLO.iuesat an sverige OF 5a Ter
'e1f- Per aunum. The cropOf lss was return
"a hy the cans1s At so4lsT bushels; AID
aiog L.. 2 the above ratio 81 increase, the crop OF
l6S. -,-oWiodge3 be g fun oae, mus. be ezti-
nlatta e i,i00,o-O,GOO bushes, and 81 sold et TIRE
assumed low average o. As cents per bushel,
would nj over 90 0.Ds0t0o.
A. respects the sErlcllt5raI products OF the
Southern Statea, tee returns collected ~ tbs
Association OF Cotton Manufacturers and
+ autaFe bsfase referred 10, show that the crop
Of ls.7-6S was az least 25cJue3 blles, or about D.
PEI cent. OF tle average crop Tor the i've Yeas
Immediately preceding tas war Whle Tor Lhe
year R6S-6g tie stimat6 sre generally ia IA
r5r Of 10000 bale. Ths results of TIE two
crcps upon the interests OF tie South Will.
however, be nzteriaI y different. During he
crop rear Of l3j7-6s Tie South did not TEl=e
food suniCislt ior its CW subsistence, and q
large part OF the proceeds Of the cotton OF that
year were LE5u f-r I4S pGrchzsS OF 1000 ana
also 10 repay advances FOR the previous pur-
chnse o. stock snd implements. This yefr,
IS5S-s9, the south has RAISED food IL excess o.
It's necessities, and tbs proceeds OF tie entire
crop msy be considered IN the ligat OF a sur
plus lor future development. The following
=Ie the estimated cotton crops Of ths SOU h
since the termination Cf the war: 1865, 2l4,-
80 bales 1864 1851 SIS bales lS5-6s, 2is&,ssj
bales Is6S-s9, essimstld 2,59o,0Vo bales.
The colture OF lice AZ the south, WEich atiEe
terminate on Of the ar practically amounted
TO nothing, has asl 30 fax b5=n rcs-oFed that
the product OF tbs F-ssspt year is estimated at
.0,O00 tierces; an snount probably sufficient
for home C nsu ptiOn, aud giving certain
promise OF a specify renewal OF tie former eX-
t.usive exports OF this article.
the foIlowicg is an estimate OF the tobacco
c-.psfu the United Sta-eg since 1850, prepared
Ly a committee OF ihs trade for the use OF tie
Committse or Ways and Means, 81 the 6-st sss-
sion OF the 41;h CongCss;
Ursr-az DrrwHz I
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CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD. January 1l.-Gen. Kilpat-
rlek was en- Saturday night presented
vita $1,000 worth Of Silver ware by the
Connecticut soldiers.
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MAGNIFICENT
RESIDENCE ON POPLAR ST.,
At
By Monsarrat, Lanier & Co.

ON NEXT WEDNESDAY, JANUARY Il
" 1862 We Will sell, at pGbic auction, in mont
OF our salesroCm, No. rs Second street. at II
O'Clock am thai valuable o AND BRICK
on the north size Of POpIsr
street, IN the city OF Memphis, formerly owned
and occupied ~ CapI- Ian Abe. The Iof
contains two aeTe5 a. ground, AID il e!sparFIv
I'M proved. Ths Residence anu other imSrnyS-
ments consist OF d large Two story brick
House containing some y or d roGaas. gub-
s'an5laly Oult, and na1shsd OF Ia fhs aosu
approved ami modern styI5-kftchans. sar-
wants rooms. stables, ~tc5-haase. cistsru. etr..
also, an excellent garden ana IL large 'front.'
yard, TIE late or beng well supplied with Z
beautiful assortment OF choice shubberv ale
The premises are located near Inc pfssenf
erm-nus Cf the city street pgsecsses
ali the advantages Of q deEghtfUl sunurban
residence, with al Jhe eJnVeQieucas 10 The CITY.
Inc encnmbrances or claims heretofore az
t5Jtug IN reg nd TO the title 10 this properry
having been recently comprom ,sed and setted.
ne owners afs now fully prepared 70 make a.
perfect AMI iAdlapgtable title 70 the prem SIS.
PERSONS oesEU ns % purchasing are espeeiaIIv
invited 10 Examine the premises DsfOt e the dqV
o. SAFE, Ine same Will be shown At any lime
upon Application st our Office or upOn the
premises.
Terms oF SALE-Ons half cash baIsncs in
SIX and Twelve mouths, with interest.
MUNSARhAT, ANIER Il co.
JaiO Real Estate Brokers,
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F PIC IgoS FRoSI IS3 t.
la5H

nor the seven years from 1850 when tia pro
d ueuOn Wes 6l2s70 tons to Iss7, the average
annual Increase uzs beea SO per cent.
i CCpFG-Tne prod, g Of tue copper mines
Of Lake Superior rJn 1870 % 1857, inclusive, Is
returned a. fgIloRs.
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& Consumption az Sugar and Cogee.-In Eu-
rope some measure Of the prosperity OF the
peopls can It Is believed. be obtained by mo-
tioing the nse OF fall Ia the consumption Of
certain articles which cannot he eo1ejdered as
belonging wholly 10 ue catalogue OF necessi-
lies, such Is sugars. tea coffee, eIe. Making use
% this standard, the following results are OBJ
tanned:
The average monthly consumption Of I'm.
ported sugars loT tus eleyen months ending
tion from the I'VE principal Atlantic 49,.
WAS s, la9,7 20 pounds, as compared with 706ss 10
pounds for the corresponding period OF ~.
and es.29s.Ge pounds for that Of 1855 whilem De
average monthly consumption OF cOnee for
1865, dedueed from the same data, has been ss4
toas, as compared with ECO tons ia 1867. and
5a39 tons Ia 1850.
OF the continued increase ia the aeri-
ea.tursl prodge Q United States,
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Notice.

ON and after thls date we will not be respon-
si5le for any goods purchaser out, except
bg order OF either menOerUf the nrm.
4. sEESSEL & son.
Memphis, January l, 1883. j4A
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Notice,

Use business of More, Whitfield & CO., win
be continued as heretofore.
VIRGIL V. MOORE,
Jazz Surviving Partner.
CTOLEN -FIom my premises, near Forest
- am, shelby county. Tenn, on the night Of
the An Inst = large Yellow Mare Mule, i've
} ears Old, full sixteen bands high, black stripe
across her shoulders and several around her
legs. a large hnol on her navel, name and tail
natural. wis give twenty-five doDars for her
delivery 10 nv, or 70 u. II. Townsend, in Mem
phis. Ifa6I W. T. EFT
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HAEEFAX

HALIFAX, January IL. The loss of the
brig "A. r. Dunlap, from Boston, is con
Armed,
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NEW NTS

MASONIC NOTICE.-Ange-
NJ roma Lodge Ies, VIII WORK in inc "a
~. A. Degree. this Tuesday evening, the Ky
l25h inst. 81 ! O'Clock. "
All properly qualified are invited.
By order JOHN ZENT. W. N.
JOHN BFAMrsH 5ecretarv faTO
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OBITUARY.

BOOTH-Diod st toe residences Of her father.
r. D. Baugh, in this CITY, yesterday evening, at
~ o'clock, MARY L wife Of Henry H. Booth,
aiJera btisf Illness.
The remains viii be conveyed to Holly
Springs for tnterment. The bereaved and grief.
stricken relatives, especially Ter huaband and
berfalher-whO, by her death, is left ch ldless-
have the fullest ~sympathies of the public.
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. Pig Iron Fnodaefi0a.-In the department Of
iron Industry the commissioner would again
czu attention 20 the TACT stated in his previous
report, thst the recent ayergg annual increase
IN the production OF pig iron is remarkably
uniform, and greatly ia excess Of the ratio Of
increase OF population the latter, IT the pres
ent time, being assumed at about the ratio Of
increase from 1850 10 ISU, VIZ 81 per cent,
while the annual Increase ia The product Of pig
iroo, dudng tie last I've years, has been as fol
lows
ANNUAL PRODUCT OF PIo IgoS FRosf IS3 To