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IHE PENNSYLVANIA coal TRADE.
bnsIness Dali, but Production Increasing
:. FIom the PhIladelphia Ledger Jau. sl.l

~ lFrom The Philadelphia Ledger, Jau. 3D.
Ihougn the anthracite coal trade Is silli quoted
aui at weaker prices the production OF coal is on
the increase. The Reading Railroad brought down
!oi eli Rinds} for the week ending OH tho 27th inst
47z23 tons. against 81 96l tons the previous weex
ann Tor the fiscal year, beginning with the lst OF
DoCehper, 4z3,o09 to1s against S43,244 tons 10 tho
5aMe tinie last year-an increase or "a, 1865 tons.
9hougn the tonnage OF the Reading Railroad for the
week Is greater than on tho preceding week, IL IL
less tna was In corresponding week last year. All
the coai regions, except the 6cnuylkill, showed IN
increased promotion a. compared WITH the cor
responding time last year. The total pro-
duction Of ali regions Tor the week Is 2O5, 445
tons, against t76,46s tons the preceding week.
IN increase OF 2s,9sl tons, and for Cue coal
year os0 $50 tons against tons dates
IN ls69-an increase of 20S9l0 tons. There has been
az yet no adjustment OF 'basis" for wages ana Inc
tendency OF prices Is 70 tower figures. The steady
increase IN the supply Of coal Will necessarily fa0ili
tate this downward movement, aided 1t Is by one
0f the midest winters III the last thirty years. All
tho Indications now favor the conclusion chat there
VIII be large production OF coal IN 1870, aud that
there WIZ pe sharp competition among the carry
ing companies for the trade. The Reading Railroad
having some weeks since reduced fts tolls TO Port
Richmond liflyeght cents, the Lehigh Valley Rail-
road has followed IN corresponding reduction OF
tolls To EiizaDctnport and Port Johnson. The rates
are, by tue Reading road TO Port RchmOnd, 81 03
from Port Carbon ana from Mauch Chunk 10 Etizar
bethport So As per ton, both exclusive or shpplag
expenses
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Wheat in limited demand, but with smait offerings
s' dS no. sRas STATE eGss spS S
@ ms - rye sSr va. asni aa
d nominal Corn was dun and and nominai II far
old mixed In store The sales confined about $4,000
gee @ 81 eS.
@ se% %
90 ss sss and sa Fl .osn s ms
70 o a SS bushels
bar cy. s6i45 DO. mali, and il ,435 do. peas.
isc bags and soe o & for cloth S''' nom'na :"
HEMP was inactive there being scarcely any demand and
d., Tor jate ok ilc d. ssai and TAG. do
Hoparhere but little activity in tho market the do
mand ben enrcy confined sma lots supply the pres
prices for the better grades The few sales were
at e .u price.
C Al sSs was 1s shG @ sse a
no demand and prices were heavy and nominal las
NAVAL STONES was some demand for spirits tu-
Es merchantasIs lot. asc for slipping The
Tss e ssasa v : s s sns
eSaasss .sss wsrs s' SSs a
s s ssoa M ssfnn.S Il q "a g. g. g. $50 % DO 10
81 Es We Strained. ss Is So s; No. J. ss 50
W WaaGw 80 NS "a a. o. .1Tn Sa do DO and
being only 81 bbs At 81 aS Al tho close small
oIsLnseed quiet but armer prices, however were
hSs SS 5onens sa o " % % Other
La bos pork, LEO do beef 1855
jcohns demand and tribe lover, whine tolsfssy
s for future M ~ s q s There
ss: sao'ss oss
':'SS S'si;ss
Arm at 9c lokc for common to prime grades, with
*os sls for plain mess and $sa 7 for extra do also
s for India do or bee. hams 100 bbls sold n $ss
meats were dull tho demand being s and We heard or no
sales consequence Prices however seady at the
and o hs es
I9 packages part TO arrive at lsc ls,o for good 70
fErGoIEUM--rhe m.rke. for crude, in bulk, was stu
re wns stl demanded for spot while 1915 was generally
op s % we sa, % s. @ e % q I
prices assed aye was freely bid and asked No
which price the made The market for refined
continued to rule dull there being but little demand, and
@ ss wsds o
bbls for February delivery 3oc, closing 30c 3ic,
al the cose Jobbing iots we're selling moaerateIs
a. ac ,s sM chs latter price for prime white In phia
prices c. below those asked Saturday. The sales
market eas eiosns es &c. c for Ts5fnay deseTs
Rior--Carolina was duh, but unchanged. Small sales
were made within the range Of &C. q sc for to
prime. Meesrs. G. Amann Co. made the stock to-day g8
sErpe-Lnseed duh nominaat about So H. gold,
duty paid Grass were dun and nominal at former prices.
tremeiy quiet there being scarcely any demand prices
ra sas m p~
a. 9c 9hc and % boxes private terms For reaned
heavy lower, c.osng l2c 4lc hard, i3c I8c
for soft white 2c sc for extra O, and lsc sasc Tor
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TALL BoYs.-The c,nclnnat! aazs.te pubIisnes tne

TALL B0Ys.--The Cincinnati Gazette publishes tho
following letter, dated Rushylie. Rusn county, In
diana, January lT:--We see IN the sem-weekly or
the 1lth an account or one George w. Crawford OF
Scios0 county, ONO, fifteen years DID, VINO stands
Blk feet one inch high, measuring around the
shoulders three feet eleven inches fOrtyone Inches
around the chest. ortytwo inches around the hips
weighing 1873 pounds, and wears No. 10 BOOTS, who
Is Willing TO test ht5 ssfeagth with anybody Of the
same age IN America. Now, Mr.. Editor, H00s,er
eau beat the Buckeye. We have q Doy here IN Rush
county, Indiana, whose name Is Benjamin Il. Kip
liager, dfteen years old tho Goth OF last september
He stands six feet eight measuring around the
shoulders ntty-seven inches, fOrGy-six inches
around the Chest iortyslx incaes around the
nips, weighs 235 pounds wears No. IL 00oJ5 aud
says he IS willing to try his strength as tho scaes or
In any other way that sand Crawford agree upon,
for wager OF 900 on each sde Time and place to
stale line as the pacc-Coilego Corner-some time
during autumn.
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Pine At g. ~ II OF In avette st Nxso....... V
Los NJ, s2, ef and s6 block No 2. sirch map sox
UNION
Hudson sv, ss, lots 8e7 and 30e. block 81 map Wee
bawken Land Association, hx100 ................ SOC
Herman sv lot $40 block 20 aoyo map, aarlOs.. 40
fiAEafe0N.
LOTS TO- H. t3, II, la, l6, 20 80 sb and 49, bockl
90 map hiram Glberts property. y..................
Sussex ST. St5 OF lsi aGx5Uk 600e
susseI s as 100 n from 1st st. lUUsl0JIi i0x5oxUOxso
Bergen s. lo block a9 II Gibert's map a5rioo SOC
tth and Davls sts, W corner, bOx10C.. 0C.......... CIV
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.
MnNnAY. Ian. Mfr A.

MoNpAY Jan. u--6 NJ.
Co1ror.-The business in this staple small, there
oeng bus little demand and the market heavy
prices were lower The offerings fair; 6s2
paes dncudns 100 TO srrive Of which $50 export
f22 Tor spinnng 10 speculation and i7o transit
For future delivery tho market only moderately active
the sales being $50 baos low ddng tor January t
ssc "a lSl5c. 800 do for February 24S.c 400 40
Tor February at 247ac 400 do for May at s>4e a5sc,
loo do for April 25c and 2e do for March, part At 25c
a uia
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STEA ARfNE.-The demand was confined to small lots NJ
about former prices. Sales l00O0 lbs a l81c lSc ia
hhds. and tierces
TALLowThe market was quiet! but with light offerings
prices were firm especially for the better kinds There
WH1BKEY.Rccefpts, 723 bbs The market was ouet and
prices remained heavy. Tho sales $50 bbl 93c
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STREET QUOTATIONS.

Receipts and Disbursements mt tho OfBce Of
the Assistant Treasures Of the United States,
at New York, for the Month Ending Jnnu-
nry 81, 1870.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
New York City.

New York City.
Stanton st. - No 2s7, and 25175. 500
s5sh a. 80 Of Of fS sSs s. .1 :aa sS
ss ssn t. It, f s 81 @ ss sy sas s5S
lash Il s, b sa 4 w W e t Il. sv s@S
ll'h av and both St. y corner ioSs asoo
psaaeey basement es Of roai and rear house, so
wSss No. g. I'd and Sd loft. and III. o 10; 700
Is Bans rsn,1ns % :oys.r
Sdav No 57, store. back room and basement, 7-la
81, as Rss ss "a si SIS the upper pari: for 10 "
years, first years, per year, S4o co., and years.
c,t av No iss store .a basement brick years. per
ss av No 5 back room and cellar years. per ysa 10
Kings County.
Baltic st. s. lzsnw - bond ST. a5.loo: ....... eooo
". Wa's,1T'en s,T
Eory a. $ liS I. Marcy Az ssSxieo 1863
hSySns hfSye ni g. m u tS4TeaiPs q ~ 1900
HHanaaa% Ha st. o lss a,.s q "eGas scs ao.@ S s
joy 81. a, 10 II OF Tiary st, ax5O.lo lo...... 500
S Msssfos ssS y y %ssSsSls sSs .. ss 5
SSsiasy Ss@ssu ' - q Ssa,ss Sa5S slS6 5
state st. Of Court, s5Ii6o SsSa
th In Of dh ap. sSo SS.
Fulton ~ and sackman st, corner si4s99,ls.5x
Fulton az, n g, Hneof slckman Of, G0xSl.sxiOlxSoz
s7oe
Graham ay, VS. 81 II . OF jackson st. l3Y15 2GO0
Gates av, s. 10 II OF Lewis av 26X6S6 5000
Parker and cambridge s corner, 23of
sLugvesant nv and hoscusko st. corner 50,l00.. 2oU0
Hudson County, N. j.
HUDSON CITY.
Newark adjoining lands of John Hogan 6sxl74r25x
lOoxSuxs4. $500
JERSEY oITy.
South I'd st. 100 from Ere 2Ii7s.......... $500
Plank road q, 1877 It from lands OF Carret vreeand
1900
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BuERGEI-BEREY.-At Staten Island. on Thurs
day. January 20 by the Rev. 4. n. G0ttlieb, EUGENE
BURRaEE to LOUISE BERRY.
GRIrsKN--POrTER.- On thursday evening January
27, by tue Rev. Charles Whitehead. WILLIAM Il.
GRTsEN OF this city to VI. MELISSA. eldest daughter
OF Isaac w. Potter OF washington Heights.
T0WNsEND--C0x.--Priyatei at Plymouth church,
Brooklyn, on Saturday January o. by tho Rev.
Henry Ward Beccner. MALCOLM TOWNSEND to EMMA
v. COX.
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET.

WALL STREET. l
MONDAY Jan. ST. r. MI
Inc week opened on general duluess In Oil the
market,.
GOLD STEADY.
Tne press dispatches from Wash ngton ANNOUNCE
tug tnat The programme OF Secretary Boutwell,, for
tne ensuing month contemplates the sale OF four
mnlions OF gold, or twice the amount or bonds,
operated FOR lower price In GOLD, which yielded
from 1919 TO l2l1-a trning difference II Is
Nue, but sufflcieat to show tho character
OF the market. When 1t was subsequently
ascertalned at the Sub-Treasury that Mr..
Folgcr had received no Official instructions from
washington the price reacted to 1919 but
upon tho receipt OF private kilograms confirming
the press news yielded again to I2l at the close
The market was extremely dull anu the board ad-
journed at two O'Clock, while the cearances
amounted TO only l7oo0.Oo0 The speculative spirit
OF she Gold Room IS on the wane The chief auctua-
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COMPARISON OF IMPORTS.
The following shows the foreign imports as New
York during the past week and since the beginning
OF the year,
Dry goods. ...$132l, ,Ss5 $2734227 S2S43,54S
General mdse...... 2,825,789 2498, 100 3494,973
Total for the week. .$3a47 624 $623O347 So 1885, 5l8
PREVIOUSLY reported 9,667,9S9 lo3j6,iS7 i3,956,8T
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OK; Missouri, Hannibal ana st. Joseph. 90 o 92;
Louisiana sxes old. 6s Did; do, new, s5 q OF; DO
levee skies, o6T 81; Alabama eignts, 90 . 94tz;
South Car0lins skies, 81 S5 d0 new, 81 81ss.
THE MONEY MARKET
The general features OF the money market were
unchanged. On coll the rate ranged from TO
per cent according TO tho character OF collaIerals
and the standing OF borrowers Prime bankers sixty
days paper was quoted low per cent discount,
ana there was good demand for double name COM
mercial acceptances at 516 10 sh per cent. Single
names were quoted 10 10 per cent. Foreign ex.
change WAS nrm at the close, with slight advance
In rates.
THE SPECIE MOVEMENT.
The return OF the week shows the import OF a mil.
Hon and quarter dollars III specie. In reality how
ever the sum was only about $2o,0oo the balance
being transshippcd here IN its transit from Mexico
TO Europe. The details are as foiIows:-
Jan. 24-Steamer Cleopatra Vera CRUZ
2-6, 601
Jan. 25-Steamer South America, Sc.
TnomaS--Sllver.. ......................., 3S7O
jan 28-Schooner F. jameson, SavanlIla--
:, SILVER. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I.775
Jan. 70 Steamer Arizona, AspinwalI-sil.
yer. ........,............... .......... 1915
doid .............. ...................... 435
Jan. 27-Steamer Columbia, Havana-Goid 200
Jan. 29-Scn0oner RetornO, TODasco-Sil-
.......................... s,ss1
Total for the week. ...................$ 81 $50 s29
previously reported. u...................... 278,37
Total since JAM !, 1870. 81 521 206
same tfme 1900 Observation-Disclosures. 14l, 1872
Same ilme 1903 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 271,7s5
same time 1867 .........................., l42 339
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Holders OF gold paid tive to six aud half per cent
10 have their balances carried over The operations
Of the Gold Exchange Bank were as folows:-
Gold cleared e11 ooo mn
x Mulu uaiAhces 105,546
VuSrouCy pllance5.... ................ SOS, ,32S
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since January ,6l3 $40, 534 $40 1886
THE sUg-TREAsURy REPORT.
The following shows the results OF to.day's bust
Guh n cit
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

na~ LET COMMON SENSE DECIDE.
What Is The rational mode Of procedure In cases
OF general debility snd nervous prostitution Does
not reason tell US that judcious stimulation Is re-
ouired? To resort to violent purgation in such
a case Is as absurd It would be to bleed
starving man. Yet It is done every dny. Yes.
this stupid and unphlosophical practice is c'n-
rinued In the teeth of the great fact that physical
weakness with all the nervous disturbances thai
accompany It. Is more certainly and rapidly re
licved by HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BIT
TIERS than by any other medicine At present
known. II Is trne that general debility l. often
attended with torpidity irregularity OF the
bowels, and that this symptom must not be over
looked But while the discharge OF the waste
matter Of the system IS expedited or regulated, IT.
vtsor must be recruited. The Bitters do both.
They combine sperient and anti-bilious proper
lies, with extraordinary tonic power. Even while
removing ob-tructions from the bowels they tone
and invlgorate those organs. Through the sto-
mach, upon which the great vegetable specific acts
dire thy, &C. gives healthy and permanent i'm
petus to every cnfeeb,cd function. Digestion 1
facilitated the ratering circulation regulated the
blood reinforced with new accession or the all
mentary principle, the nerves braced, and all the
dormant powers OF the system reused into HEALTHY
action-not spasmodicaly, as would be the case II
y mere sttm ulant were administered, but for con-
tinuance. II is In this way that such extraordi-
nary changes are wrought In the condition OF the
feeble, emaciated and nervous inval!ds by the use
of this wonderful corrective Alternative and tonic.
Let common sense decide between such prepare
ton and q prostrating csthsrtic supplemented by
poisonous astringent like strycnnine or quinis.
jaaLeod&wlw
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4 YoCSG WOMAN BECOMES A RAvING
MANIAC THROUGH FRIGuT.-A gentleman
from Sparta, Tenn, gives US the particulars
of sad affair which occurred in that part
Of the country last week. At one of those
periodical masqueradings for which the
rural Districts are celebrated, the subject
of ghosts and spiritual visitations was dis
cus-ed at great length, and with all that
exusgcratiOn and high cololing usually at
taclled 10 any theme in which the super
natural plays IL part. When the party
broke up, one Of the young men Of the
neighborhood conceived the idea Of fright
enng two of the ladies, who had some dis
lance to 20 along Il lonely road with their
brother. Wrapping himself in q aheet
from head 10 loot, he took short path, and
emerged upon the trio from a copse Of
bushes just as they came up. AS the figure
in white became visible, moving slowly to-
wards them, the trio set up the most horri-
bic shricks. and fed down the path in the
u, most terror. One of the ladies swooned
and fell 10 the ground, while the other
reached the house with reason unseated--a
raving maniac.-Nashrille Banner.
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The Greek text of the polyglot inscrip-
tidi for the monument in honor of the COM
pletion of the Suez canal has been composed
by DR.. ReinholI klotz, Professor Eloquen-
tie at the University at Leipsic. in conse-
ouence Of commission to that effect which
he received from Paris. The text, literally
translated, is as follows:
"In tho year of the Hegira l247 Qs6sl,
under the renowned Government OF the IL
lustrious Padisha Abdul Aziz Chan, Emperor
of the Ottomans, and under the wise rule
of the noble Ismad Pasha, Viceroy of Egypt,
this monument was erected to celebrate the
excavation of the Suez canal, which is des'
tined to approximate the nations of Europe
and Asia, to multiply their commercial re-
lations, to promote the benefcent conquests
of civilization, and to favor more intimate
union between all the members of the hui
man family. This great work of peace
owes its origin to the courageous perseVe'
rance OF Ferdinand Lesseps, with the CO.
operation Of the principal maritime nations,
and under the patronage Of the Emperor OF
tho French"
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VIRGINIA In circuit court of the city

VIRGINIA In circuit court of the city
Y ofkichlnond. Decem per 9th. lses:
NJ. s. Brown. John Millidge, Jr., and Fanny G.
Millidse, his wife, who Was Fanny z. Ro In
son, EISintiHss
against
J. Wilcox Brown and james Pleasanis, .e1ccators
of the will Of j. thompson Brown. defsSsed and
others, Defendants.
This day came OIL this cause to be heard upon the
p tpcrs Originally read therein, and II appearing 10
the court thst more than two Years have elapsed
Thompson Brown, deceased. snd that report has
been flied In this SUIT In the clerks oaice Of this
court Of the accounts Of tn said exc cutors and OF
the debts nd demands agaiast the estate or their
Id decedent;
Now therefore, this court, rp1n tie motion Of
John Mil. dye Jr., and Fanny c. his wife, who
vas Fanny T.. i:obin son. and one % the legHtees
and devisces under the Will Of the said j. 1homp-
son Brown, dece ,sed doth order. al udge. and de-
cree that the creditors OF the said Gccedent dD APP
near In this court the first day 0f Tho next term
~ this court aud show Cause, II any they have,
why the est.le Of the said j. Tn mpson Brown
should not be paid over and delivered. assigned.
aud transferred, to the cgat. e. and dcysees under
The 81 i'd III OF The said j. Thompson Brown, de-
.cused. And this court doth further ordsr, ad-
Judge, and decree, that this decree and order lie
duv published once n week for four successive
weeks in the Richmond Dispatch, and post d on
The first day Of two successive terms OF hat court
1T tie door Of the Hastings Cunrt house, In the
City Hall Of this city. y copy-Teste:
de 20 NAV ALFRED SHIELD, y. {.
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AN AFFECTING IScJDEyr.-In O large
saloon on Vine street, night before last, az
revelry ran high, and large groups Of fash
ionable young men were holding high car
nival amidst the clinking of glasses, o
beautiful and handsomely-attircd lady
made her way through the crowd, and ap-
preaching an intoxicated person whose dis
tinguished air and demeanor gave him the
appearance of cultivation, said: " Frank.
please come home. Leave this miserable
place." With word and excited oath her
husband flor such the accosted individual
was) ordered her to leave, and go about her
business. His wife tarried, and, with tears
trickling down her cheeks, beseeched him
to follow her. The drunken brute rose,
and clincbing her arm, pushed her out of
the door. a friend of the lady endeeyored
to persuade Frank to accompany her, but
he refused and she whom he had vowed to
protect and cherish WAS obliged to return to
her home alone.-C Cincinnati Commercial,
December 81.
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TIE BRITISH MAIL FROM New YORK
ARREST FOR DlsrlLLEKY FRAUDs-RE-
PORTED SUGAR FA!LrRs, &c.-Nelo York,
January 1.-The Post-Offce Department
has made permanent arrangement with
tue Bremen line to carry an English mail to
Southampton and German mail to Bre-
men on Saturday. The Hamburg line will
continue for the present to carry the French
mails every Tuesday, while the Williams &
Guion line will carry maila to Queenstown
every Wednesday.
E. C. Garfield, wholesale liquor dealer at
1913 Maiden Lane, and rec.i6er in the second
district Of Brooklyn, was arrested yester-
day on complaint Of Collector Bailey, of the
thirty second district, on charge of having
defrauded the Government out of large
amount of money by not keeping the books
and records required by law. He will be
examined on Thursday.
II. NJ. Camp & Co., sugar refners at Bris-
toll, r. l., have failed. The liabilities,
principally in New York, are s640,00o.
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DEATH OF GENERAL STEPHEN J. Nc
GHoANIl .-Gcaeral Stephen J. McGroarty
died here Yesterday. lie was shot through
the lungs ii the battle Of Carnifex ferry,
il West Virginia. lie has ever since been
troubled occasionally with pains IN his
right side. lie General was one Of foul
brothers who died from wounds received in
the army. At the battle Of Peach Tree
creek, July 20, 1861. his left arm was shat
tered at the elbow by Minie ball. He
has said tha; lie never could feel that he
was rid Of the shattered arm. He submit
ted to alnputation again ana again, 1ouI
times III all, We believe, and yet the terri
bic sensation of an arm crushed at the cl-
r0w and dangling, each splinter of shat
tered bone giving increased agony at every
movement, pnrsued him 10 The graye.-Ctn'
Ctnnau tOmmfrci1t. 81.
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FROM CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA
Ner York, January 4.-Panama papers OF
December 2lst have been received. The
Central American republics were quiet.
Valparaiso was visited by destructive fire
November 18th. The archives of the Bril-
fish consulate were among the property
burned. There was much agitation in Chill
on account Of the forthcoming elections tor
the Constituent Assembly. There was no
apprehension of disturbance Of the pub
lie tranquility.
A rumor at Lima says the United States
steamer Nyack has gone to the Galapagos
Islands to take formal possession in the
name of tho United States.
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Domestic .Marke,s-rgr Tr1ranaru1.

NEW YORK, January s. Noon. - Flour slsIoc.
lower. Wheat lc. lower. Corn dull aud declining.
FOX hnayy: mess $2ssoGssa. Lard del ; bar
rels, letGt7c. for stoam. Cotton shade cas- CIR at
@se.Io. Freigh.s dull.
Erening-Cetson heavy ana lower; sales OF
., loo bales ut 2stc. Flour dro0ping-cammon to
fair extra, 81. sOeSss. Wheat, In mode ate export
and milling demand; winter red VIC stern. q. 400
81 81. Cor declining new mixed western. osI
Whisky, 9ssc. G$l.
-BALTIMoRE, January S.--Cotson Arm at Sc.
Flour steady. Wheat--OferinRs light: choice
red, 81 Is. Corn sesiye and hi. her prime white,
PIG gac.i yellow. oo0e2c. Provisions custer. Pork
lsMEac.i shoulders. k@lsc. LARD, lsllsio.
Virginia CTS, old 4lf. rsr.s -
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Associated Press kilograms.
Georgia Officially Renanded Back to
the MaIitary,

WASHINGTON, January 5.-By General
order No. !, just issued from the Adju-
tant-GeneraPs office, the President directs
that so much of General Orders. No. lO3.
dated headquarters third military district
at Atlanta, Ca, July %, 1868, and so
much Of the General Orders No. SIS, dated
headquarters of the army, July %, 1868,
rs refers to the State of Georgia, is hereby
countermanded, and General Terry is or
dered to exercise, until further orders
within that State the powers of com.
mander of military district, as provided
by the act Of March 2; 1869, under his as.
signment by General Orders No. So, dated
Washington, December "a, 1869.