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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-07

ELEGANr sILyER-PLATED WARE
FOR WEDDING PRESENTS.
AT ARO's -
Jewelry BaZsr, sos Pennsy wanna Avenue, fyAl
Under National Hotel. G.k.X
LARGE VARIETY OF
sH0T.GuES,
eEILISG VERY Low, AT
ocietr CARO'S Bazaar.
WE BEsPECTFULLY INFORM OUR friends
w and the public generally that FIRST GLASS
DBkSs MAKING Is done at the most reasonable
prices, also, Plain Sewing and ali kinds of Fancy
WORK, at the shortest notice. at 1923 st Oct5-Sts
MALAGA GRAPES
l'I IN LARGE CLUSTERS.
Price forced down remarkably by
MALAGA FRUIT 90,
oct5T 4OS Oh street northwest.
CHANDELIERS, READING LAMPS,
BRACKETS, sc.
ALEX. n SHEPHERD L CO.,
would invite particular attention to their large and
msguifcent assortmenC Of CHANDELIERS.
BhACkkTs, READISG LAMPS, BRONZEs,
(which they have just received and which in
styie, beauty and variety cannot be sxcelled this
The stock has been seIscted with great care, and
from the laIges, no Uses tse country aud is va
ried that all can be pleased. All sold at manufac-
tuners prices. IUbroDSRepl Oot5 St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-07

GS IMPROVED sELF.wAsHKR. c.
ashes the finest Laces or the heaviest Bedcioth-
Ing without labor. and wear and tear 1t will
be sent 70 your house on trial, or can be seen Of
MAURER'S STAMPING STORE,
GIT 7th street,
aug8-v Opposite Patent ONCE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-07

All the newer designs for Table use and Or na.
meIt, In the best quality Of
SILFER PLATED WARE,
M. W. GAIT, BRO. = Co.,
sex99-f jewelers..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-07
LOST AND FOUND.

ZANE TO MY PREMISES last Friday, Bull
~ LOCK, brown and white. The ownerSs
can rave him BY paying charges and calling q 81
az DAVID CHISLkI'S, North street, near ~
West street. Georgetown. oct7-2sr
GAME TO NY PREMISES ON THE 26rH OF
~ septsnber, WHILE STEER. The-a
Owl or viii please call and prove property ,0 ~
pay dsmsgts, and take him away. ~
JOHN SHAFER,
ocif-H' Ridge Road, ear Droyers' Rest.
L UST-On the On instant, on PennNITa nia awe.
= hue, between 2i,h street and high street,
Georgetov n, or on High, between Bridge and 81
street; Lady's POBTMONNIE, Containing con.
siderable sum OF oney. The finder will be ifbsr
ally revarded by leaving the same at 62s street
hoftnNeet. oct7-
C REWARD-Straytd away, or the 3Otn Of s an
9C tsmber, one steer; weight about 800
SO pounds; marked on both sides OF the SASYS
ruDp The above reward will be given IL
returned TO III. OPPEEHEIMKR, sos az street
euthvest oct5-3t-
New-York tribune., 1874-01-03
RANKING AND FINANCIAL

We buy and sell GOVERNMENT BoNDs, GoiD aud
GOLD COUPoNs at current market rates.
We buy and sell INVESTMENT STOCKS aud BONDS
at the Stock Exchange on Commission for Cash.
We make COLLECTIONS for merchants and others
at all points in the United States and Canada.
We receive DEPOSITS subject to draft at sight, and
allow interest ar the rate of per cent per annum.
We issue CERTIFICATES or DEPOSIT available in
all parts of the country and in case of Special De-
posits allow interest at rates to be agreed upon.
We COLLECT DIVIDENDS COUPONS, I1EEEsr on
UNITED STATES REGISTERED BoSDs and attend to
Banking business generally, for out Of town Banks
Bankers and Correspondents, on reasonable terms.
We call attention TO the ipresent favorable oppor-
tunity fer investment IN CENTRAL PACFIC and
WESTERN PACIFIC GOLD BONDS. which are actively
dealt in both i'll this country and in Europe, and
which at current prices are eyeryway desirab
FISK q HATCH
Bankers and Dealers IN Government Securities
8 NaSsau-st.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-03

The following railway companies, as had been
anticipated have defauted their interest to-day,
the total capital stock of the defaug roads repre-
senting q capital of Sli6000O0O: Northern Pacific.
Chesapeake and Ohio, Canada Southern, Chicago
and Canada Southern, Cleveland, Canada Southern
and Detroit; st. Louis and SOUTHEASTERN, Missouri
River, Fort Scott aud Gulf Atchison, Topeka and
Santa F6; Missouri. Kansas and Texas. and soma
others of lesser note. II is proper to add that many
of these roads only require little extension 10 pus
them upon their feet again.
The Paterson and Hudson River Railroad Com
pany have declared dividend of a per cent. aud
the Paterson and Ramapo Railroad Company
dividend of per cent both payable at the office OF
the Rogers Locomotive Works, No. Al Exchange
place the 5th of January and after thai date at
the offices of the Company, Paterson N. D.
Messrs Winslow. Lanier & Co., No. % Pne-st., are
now paying the halfyearly interest on upward of
80 different railway municipal and county corpora
tons. We think this the largest number paid by
any one house in this city. Attention is called 70
their advertisement in another column.
The public VIII welcome the announcement of
Nessrs Fisk & Hatch. which appears in anotheE
column. that they are prepared, as heretofore,
FOR the transaction of the various branches of bank'
ing and financial business, in which they have
always maintained SO high reputation for fidelity
and skill This firm have always enjoyed leadln8
position as dealers in Government bonds, and have
been distinguished for promptness and fairness IN
their dealings. Their reputation private bankers
is deservedly high, aud they are widely known for
the efficiency aud care with which they study the
interests of their customers and correspondents.
The Philadelphia stock markets. steady; Pennsyh
vania Slxes 100; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad,
% 4; Reading Railroad, IS; Pennsylvania Railroad,
49, Gold. ll0..
New-York tribune., 1874-01-03
Ohio and Ali.s Pref
FRIDAY. Jan. 2-P. ".

The year opens under favorable auspices for those
who are Specializing for further rise in stocks.
There many reasons which seem TO be satIsfac
tory to the bull side of the contest why the market
should 60 higher, among which are the continued
imitation Of the currency by the Secretary Of the
Treasury, the legal-tender circulation having been
increased over $lyjOOC0O to-day tine disposition of
"outsiders' 70 speculate upon rising market.
aud the not unreasonable prospects OF easy
money IoI soine time 10 come. growing out
New-York tribune., 1874-01-03
BOOKS OF ME WEEK.

srour HEART BY Elijah Kellogg 12mo. pp., ~
IA Qee q Shepard.) w
n Mxuo,R OF FRANK RUSSELL FIRTH. With an
Introduction by Edward Everett Haze l4mo' m
pp i6s. The Same "
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Anderson. PIP lis. Crhe Same)".-----.' W
GOING ON A MISSION BY Paul Golden. 1amo pp' m
s4. The same) e)..-......-.''--...-'''''''' "
sroRIEs OF A GRANDFATHER ABOUT AMERICAN his
TOBY. By n. 5. Dodge. l2mo' pp. Ho N"o M
samc). "
Scop LUCK. BY Paul Golden 19mo PIP. 2is Crhe N
MRS ARxISGroN's WARD. BY ID. Thew WRIGHT IN
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W. JacObus. l2mo. PIP. ls6 tihe SAM" ,o..
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lev. By A. G.. Riddle l2mo PIP. $50 AlchOls
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New-York tribune., 1874-01-03
HORSE and CARHIAGEMARKEl

HLW-YoLK. Friday. Jan. ?, lS,i
The local horse tIadc was dull and feature
less with hardly a,y sGes beyond those effected "t tue
public auction mdrts
BY auction al MIR. Arcn. J0hr.'on's Horse n,rt IN
New-York tribune., 1874-01-03
IHh MARKETS.

ICasfllr f,sore. Tor THE TRIBCNrl -.
ASIIEs-Thc otay pkgs POS A. re'i uni WY
qaiet; quoted O3 e. PeaTlf src tgl anf nouina
BEE~EAN-Te make. Nih AuH of 70
poT. he ruply iht. qnoe and Solhc ia3c
BROOM Com ANU BhOOMS-CoE whoat c.sc'. ani' ihe
inquiry hniel. cute HaIl Hicea - a. N~lIe'
ard Medium a. 1859 snf Red arf t % Al "a -,
Brooms are In 10 tTn atIhe advance oS en
mon 81 az 750S3 25 Medium az - 15a - 90 a o@ - In~s
AZ Slasi 80 y doz. and Psbey as high A. - 0Uctb
CANDLRSIhele far trade demand aud iae 1pf y rtse'I
We oroe Adsmautue J.. o.. IL sM lG On. a. So lse
aud easb; Sperm 2s Patent. 3saf Ata PAfssHs
st2Sc
Of O73 bags per terms os sagoss
,,sg AZ 2s De Pin do 25425l.c.: GOd .ba.bise
25 n ~.
Mild Cosees qne but FIRM We quoir Java = Ia'c
Mascnibo 2o021 LsguaFf~ -ia<o -c.i
J,naba 2id25c SsutO Domingo ~ d22ci foso l -1d -
Rico rs la c heresn <oo<oei sa''h' @o"-''-
asd Currcol, 25d2Or
TOTTOS-re naY.e Tor spot Cotton remain veJ du h Ice
.of.hl. clau quote asf follow:
New-York tribune., 1874-01-03

Money was lending for the most part az IA
gold, with exceptions at l-l6. and the closing rate
six. Prime discounts active at 10 10 per cent
The loan certificates were reduced to $4,000. and
the legal tender circulation increased to 3's 400 0o
Government bonds were strong and active. The
general market closed strong at the following prices,
New-York tribune., 1874-01-03

THE RATE or INTEREST FOR MONEY is 3, ways an
important subject 10 both borrower and ienAeT. An
able and suggestive essay this topic by Pro-. r.
b. Elliott of the Treasury Department, read az the
Portland Scientific Meeting, is reported tnIly IN
tribune LECTURE EXTRA No 10. Price ~ cents
AllrCss TIE TRIBUNE. Now YOTk.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-03

500 PER 100 SHARES $3.50 FER $4,000 GoLD.
Stock privileges gold privileges puts and callsh
double privileges in stocks and gold, al contracts
negotiated on members OF the Exchange or respon-
sibe parties Explanatory circulars with references
mailed 10 any address. LtPsIEY ~ BAILEY,
Brokers, a Br, adWay.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-03

Por future DELIVERY pce, &c Lover bat ne a''aeoss are
,.r,l,ht sale, as folox, all basis Of Low hJ,tg"
sales Werssdar sVeuiDs afer Jsn~Fy goo 10 ei,s'
i6s; April 100 10 2732 June 100 II iilt, Ts, 100 %
h.,, sales to-day up January 100 lot -Oo 10 dS
:2c 100 10 7I6c 800 l5c 80 100 olo3 10 nv "9' do9'
IsLs no aotcs to-asyi 500, 10 TlCS 2oO - - ." wv
81 100 i5.l5 s2e 200 l6a 300 iSt; 200 10 S;ioe.
rsS'0iy Sn sIae 300 l5 l5isc Zoo Is 1882 4oo ID
200 10 j2oi 700. l5ei 700 10 lSSs' M.sh ~ ~
100 10 i5,iee, 100. i6sis2.s 500 i5e5 MAJ 200 ~
27.32e 100 i75s Total, 800 sasA Grad Total i%oVo
bales. a, oS "a, IN o, c..,..,.u..s
a., a. oSzsSs so Tor Peted DO Msekee Tn hot The de-
mai /, oav limited eaots No hAssehu.s sl"ss $50
- e. ao A slbGSiU. aud No. do, $40 Ja@tll Ne
~. ~, sIaSlS aud No do. sl2hSli Hsruug qass
s,s &c lGdlSe for No l. and 22s so' sealed
na,b U,r,ias are Sl 05. Other kIas dull
PaF t. TS-Rooa and sail 10 rtassst
,v And N. rather weak, though sbos ts
,nf charter not sought isi % ao' si1es. ID:
10 Liverpool b. steam, 5000 hu,b oram ~
I'd; 10000 bush do through fvht ~ I'D and 40 hhds
beco nj 5000 bush. Gram st -s sS
b M private To Gsgow, tv steam tvcV
Grain ia 1000 bh< Il. 81 80 tobs OF Isss
st 5O- 200 lard AZ 55a loo Tags sssh
Sed 4O iismbgry l4s bal ssed Hides at 81 % pe, sa
,;ram 10 Msnsle, ssied Hices st - goal ~
pound Tie say Sban,n LsaJasf LaaGaA esA " W.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-03
THE MONEY MARKET.

JAY 2, 1874.
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENr-l0t O'CLOCK
AND III O'CLOCK A.. NJ
New-York tribune., 1874-01-03
Nem pnblicailons.

CHURCHMENM -.,......, ,,-,,,,,,,-.,
~ supply yourselves copy Of "CHAPiNS PRIMITIVE
CHURCH" addition tis standard Episcopal sofk, I-mo
price 81 postpaid and for sale by all Church book
- y HENRY H. BABCOCK New Haven, Conn.
In PRESS.
II HOW SHALL WOO THRR Or. THH HEaRTs 0UTPoURTSGs
beautiful collection Love Letters IGdrv Decse
exeety Pathetic Amusingy QIE1caL hAiPl HOUhS NOh
RAk n
New-York tribune., 1874-01-03

10000 800 Cp. '67. ll6
1000. / ID p
] 900 US Is 1910 Reg. lll4
loo u \ 5s. 1o-4O C.....1l3A
300 U 5 js, Coup, 81 be. III
New-York tribune., 1874-01-03
Dantirl Acl0cnlcs.

!. DODWOPTHs CLASSES for D DANCING,
y, Nc ~ FnIayo.. co-l6f fvef;yHiyis-,
Are nov open OF ilo ,easor.
Twice wees-Mordlvs Ttut',s, neslays ara Frtay'
Nedse .da,s asl Saturdays
Once eeave,l-Sa.l.Ga1 mornings and F..iv ertIngs
Gr,lemer Oh Mona-y alc iLaT'asy e''-.as~
Send 10 a
New-York tribune., 1874-01-03

Vie TOiaFIOuf Aff TaH'I % NWTF''u 70 wv -
na,. u an h.f grade above below tns erair quote
,ALss yOH PkHsssy DbLivsKN
New-York tribune., 1874-01-03
THE SAVING OF LIFE AT SEA.

STORM WARRIORS; OR, LIPR.BoAT WORK ON TIE GOOD
WIN SANDS. BY the JehB Gilmore Of Ram,gse author Of
Tho RSmsgae Life Boat" in xacnlns Magazine. Crown ovo,
with 90 Illustration. ST 40.
CoSTENTs How the SpWresed Fsred IN Days Of oWrecerS
The Inventor Of the Life BoaThe Growth Of the LeBc Move
mentTbe Rsmsgate Lieoat Work-A Night the GoodHn
SandsSiguals Distress in the Storm etc. etc.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-03
By the same Author.

By the Author.
THB spECTRoScoPB AND ITS APPLICATIONS. With nuner-
Limitations and oolored Plate. Crown so. cloth Imp 81 80
forming olune l. Of The Nsiure Seres')
New-York tribune., 1874-01-03

CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOLAR PHYSICS BY Norran Icctyer
Of Nature Royal Svo oh extra gill; with seven COL
orcd and nhogrsphc plates l75 woodcuis Price, SO
PARrL POPULAR AocousT OF INQUIRIES THE PHYSICAL Cow
,rruoS suS REVERENCE RECENT SPEC
rRosooPc RERARcHB PART H. CoNNUScATioSs TIE ROYAL
SOCIETY LONDON FRENCH AcADE.r OF SCIENCES
NorEs
New-York tribune., 1874-01-03

Foreign exchange quiet, and We annex rates
according TO the new basis of calculating sterling:
New-York tribune., 1874-01-03

DEADY TO-DAY.
Ii A sELF.MADE WOMAN or, MANY lDYLs TSlAs
Tnrsrss By N,y Out l2lo VOL 800
prio., 81 So
often bear He selfDNe nan bot me term
Mary idv really
taught su inl soarsgenen"
sls
her heart tbOse Who se struggling Hp tsari
Ieea, life " them .Tss'efe ana 'is
end is attained"
Ready peri veet: ANyrsL OF PHggS0LoGY AND PHYso"
romy POR 1874 uree IS o-st. NEW HEALTH ALMANAC
1874 pnc. 10 post By WELLS No 5''
Broadway. Eew-fOrk
yNHE FINANClER of to-day contains in-
concerning 81 Joseph te8 Denver CT k,osi
the Of the Csnsda seah
ern Railroads o @ o. the Man
(srsi tine po5hshe together sth s uss
tbs fnce, 20 os9t per oS2,
q per Publication Otce. 10 DeF-I
vNHE ILLUSTRATED LIVING WORLD
(Hohiy 1884 illustrated keod) )ootaias b-si
s Am<nB and Foren h:er.iar g,oae ns'i..s ror''a
hss Dspesp hss Bs.eer assne sge;,ca Dee@. ysals'o
Reshsebid the states and Rolni The word
vnsely illustrated All about B'noon1g 6oaen Gran A
r~fuss by using sunbet Dont
III 10000 sos ssd going sV d' oTasd o. ,os "e
25 ILLUSTRATED kbCoRD, ~
kUbrov n. y. r. o. BoI 2lSl
New-York tribune., 1874-01-03
INHE FINANClER of to-day cOntaIns ln-
jest Pubhsbed
rCHE QUESTION OF HE'LL.

II Bya "PantAB"
Beng esssy New ObodOIy rep npor.s' -or4 s"s
t,ovp BIOLOGICAL who's. 10 Tor The present Withheld
by he bee, ernes sbsi e subject yet pub
~ WILSON Co, PUb,ssr
kcsHs'eB Conn
New-York tribune., 1874-01-03
FIRST BOARD--l0i A.
Sales Of Stde BoHdS-RIiirOad B0nds-Bdrk ana RdH-
,Cnd-ElureSs NLOeks &c.

Niss0r:f bs
1000. g....Y'n. o0la
Tennessee us. ne.
g.UUO.....be. ~
Teure.see IL Old
.OpO.....bc. so
Cent Psriic God BIS
l.OunX int.. 93 .
I Pacific K x IL. VI
lUJDxili... Slos
l3 600 ....... 81 y
Union Prcihc iO- inc
'NJ.s.s...s 80
4 UJO........ a q
! 600. o. o.. fIii
IN, L 4, ~ IOlkUi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-27
OHIO LEGISLATURE.

COLUMBUS, Feb. 28.-Iu the House 10.
day the Committee on Elections to whom
was referred thelmemOrial from certain
citizens of Athens, asking that Charles II.
Grosvener, member from Athens, be de-
posed from his seat for bribery In secur-
ing his election, reported back the me.
mortal with statement that the Com.
mittee saw no reason 10 further consider
the case or take any action regarding II,
The Committee was then discharged BY a
unanimous contest.
In the Senate this afternoon the Senate
decided that It had u Jurisdiction in the
contested election case Of Weimer against
Welch by the party vote, except the
Lawrence, Independent, who voted with
the Republicans. The counsel In behalf
OF Welsh filed an exception TO this decis-
ion. A witness for Weimer was then
placed on tho stand and hegau giving his
Testimony, but was objected 10 on the
ground that It did not relate to any speci.
fcation 10 the notice 10 contestee filed by
contestor In this case. The President de.
clded that this testimony could not be ad.
mitted under the notice to contestec.
pending the motion for leave to amend
the notice SO as to admit this testimony,
Tho case was continued until tomorrow,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-27
The Crusade at Wellsburr.

The Wellsburg Women's Crusade goes
on. By letter in yesterday evenings
steubenville Gazette we notice that
4"On Tuesday morning the exercises,
which consisted OF singing and praying
were again resumed with renewed energy
and encouragement, the ranks Of the
ladies presenting larger number that on
any other occasion. The door of the
saloon kept by Hassner was locked, and
the services were held on the pavement
in front Of the house. Business was
partially suspended, and the street was
lined with citizens Of every class, giving
evidence that II has aroused the whole
town to q sense Of reflection, as your cor.
noticed the presence Of a
number oI habitual drinkers almost i'm
mediately opposite to where the good
work was being carried on. . . -
The movement has the endorsement Of
every intelligent man in this community,
and we conscientiously believe that the
efforts put forth will not be in vain"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-27
Convention OF the Communes.

NEW York, Feb. 2O.-A Convention OF
Trades and Free Thinkers Union, Turn.
Verein and Varwaerts Society, and other
organizations, was held last night for the
purpose OF taking further action 70 pro.
ceed against the Police Commissioners G on
account of the Tompkins' Square affair on
the 18Th Of January. Resolutions were
presented which provide that measures
be taken to procure an, indictment OF the
Police Commissioners for melting riot
on the 18th Of January, and that charges
be prepared against them, to be presented
to the Mayor, who shall be called upon TO
remove them from the office, which, 1t Is
alleged, they have disgraced.
The French. Canadian Societies OF this
country, benevolent and protective, and
societies agitating the question Of annex.
alton, have formed Central Union, and
will hold Convention in this city ne It
summer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-27

CINCINNATI, Feb. 26.-The funeral Of
Fred. Bass, the butcher boy, who was
killed at Newport on Sunday, was at
tended BY 800 workingmen Of the Roll
ers' and Heaters Union this afternoon.
No riotous demonstrations have as yet
been made. The Mayor Of Newport has
issued q proclamation commanding the
preservation Of order.
The proprietors of Swilt's Rolling Mill
did not appeal 10 the Governor for mil.
itary aid. The citizens have taken the
matter in hand, and assure the police pro.
lection.
The Constitutional Convention this al
ternoon ordered TO its final reading the
article on county steamship organizations
OF every form, reported by the committee.
The new State 1unatic Asylum at
Athens was formally opened to-day.
Over TWO hundred inmates were received
from other asylums.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-27

sheats, Sheldon, sheats. Smith, stowell
Strowbridge. sypher, Vance, Wallace,
Walls, and Wilshlre-50.
A vote was then taken on the passage
ol the bill and II was rejected. Yeas
l29. Nays-13l.
At the close otVEoll call, the vote being
very close, thero was good deal Of excite.
ment among the members, those who
were in favor Of the bill going around
discussing the question and canvasslng
for changes
The first change was by Mr.. Todd, from
no to aye. II was followed by changes
on the part Of Burrows, Burleigh, Clark
and Hubbell from aye to no.
hr. Butler, Of Massachusetts,, and Mr.,
Cessna, having voted with the prevailing
side, moved to reconsider the vote reject.
Ing the bill, and atterward withdrew the
motion. II can be made, however, to-
morrow.
Mr. Hoar asked leave TO offer a res
oluti0n directing the Committee on the
District Of Columbia to report forthwith
Dill to compel the payment Oi school
teachera of the District.
Mr. Hale, oiNew York, ojected unless
the resolution was simply referred to the
committee.
Mr.. Hoar, remarked that hlN object
was TO remove the scandal OF having
the school teachers Of the Capital unpaid,
as they had been for nearly twelve
months, and he gave notice that he would
move TO suspend the rules next Monday
for that purpose.
The House then took a recess, the
evening session 10 be Tor tho consider.
alton OF bill TO revise the statutes.
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CANADA.

MONTREAL, Feb. 2G.-Chiet Justice
Duvall and Judge Badgley have sent in
their designations, and Judge Mauk has
received years leave Of absence. This
settles the difficulty between the Bench
and Bar.
oTTowA, February 25.-The Domin.
ion Board Of Trade reassembled yester.
day. After the introdution of the Amer
can delegates, Mr.. McLsren, Of Milwau.
kee, made an address. He said reciprocal
trade relations between Canada and the
United States were necessary to both
countries. While he was OF the opinion
that each country could exist without re.
ciprociiy. he considered Canada the nat.
ural outlet for the great trade OF the
West, and for that reason reciprocity
would be mutually advantageous.
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The market closed strong.
CincinpatI Market.

CINCINNATI. Feb. 2O-Cotton-Flrm;
1910. Flcur-Steady. Wheat-Dull and
droopisE; 81 SSa1 40. Corn-steady; 59a
89N. Oats-Quiet; 45s52c. Rye Dull;
No. 2, 81 Oh. Barley-Quiet and firm;
tAll 81 S0a1 e5. Oils-Linseed; steady,
81 02a1 05. Egg-Steady. Butter scarce
and firm. Cheese-Firm. Pork-steady;
$l4 so. Lard-Quiet; steam ssas!c; ket.
tie Sfa9c; country kettle sold at siC Bulk
Meats-Steady; shoulders $5 40 In settle.
ment; etc buyer June; clear rib 81 40
spot; SIC buyer June; clear 7tc, Bacon
Quiet and steady; shoulder scarce Sta0tc;
clear rib stc; clear &c. Hogs-steady;
light $5 l0a5 90; heavy 80 90a8 90; re-
ceips 20ss; shIpments 1870. Whisky
Quiet and steady; CSC.