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The New York herald., 1875-12-22
HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

while Corporation Counsel Noble, OF Long Island
City, was walking along Jackson avenue, Hunters
Point abou. eight O'Clock Monday night he heard the
cries OF "murder," "police" Following the direction
OF the cries he found lying near tho old farm
house. who stated that he accosted by three me
one Of whom struck him with some blunt instrument
which felled him TO the ground while In this condk
ton he robbed OF e2s In money and gold watch
and chain AMER obtaining their booty the highway
fed across tho fields and made their escape The
man was brought 70 the station house, his clothing
being saturated with blood from deep scalp wound
the right side OF his head He gave hts Robert
uswitL Of Dutch Killa No arrests have been made.
The New York herald., 1875-12-22
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READY TO FIGHT FIRE.

The Fire Commissioners have authorized q thorough
overhauDg OF all the apparatus throughout the de-
par.ment with view TO having every steamer and
truck in working order that cold weather has set
in They intend to be fully prepared in OF large
fire. District Engineer Orr OF the Repair Yard IS I'm
ishing up Steam Engine No Is Hook and Ladder No.
and the tender Of Engine No 0. detailed force OF
some twenty men, going the rounds, inspecting
hydrants but Notwithstanding the late cold snap
OF them have been found frozen.
The New York herald., 1875-12-22
HOBoKEN's FIGHTING TRAMPS.

Two tramps, while on their way TO New York from
Port Jervis, began lighting In HoboKen, N J., amer
dispute about some money. Philip Lennon, the more
powerful Of the two, threw down his companion John
Smith, and kicked him about tho head and body hurt
ing him badly. They were brought before Recorder
Bohnstedt yesterday when Lennon was held in default
OF 900 bail 70 await trial. and Smith was held a.
The New York herald., 1875-12-22
OFF THE TRACK.

Yesterday morning, a. nine o'clock, as an express
train OF the Delaware, Lsckawanna and Western Rail-
road, Morris and Essex DIVISION nearing Hoboken
from some unknown the train got on The track
and went crashing into number OF coal cars Fortu-
natey the train had diminished It's speed when the
cident happened A few bruises occurred bus no one
was seriously hurt The locomotive and several cars
were considerably injured.
The New York herald., 1875-12-22
AN OLD FIREMAN HURT.

Henry Lewis, exAssisant Engineer Of tho old volun-
teer Fire Department who was run over, on last Sat
urday evening, while crossing Broadway BY OF tho
Metropolitan Express wagons lying very critical
condition At his residence with little hopes for bis
covery. The physicians state that three OF Mr. Lewis
ribs were broken and probably four and also rupured
blood vessel Mr.. Lewis is one OF the oldest Gremen
IN this city and Is At present connected with the paid
department.
The New York herald., 1875-12-22
THE CANAL BOARD.

ALBANY, Dec. 81, 1875
AZ meeting OF the Canal Board to-day H. J. Mowry
contractor made application to his contract
and make final settlement for the work the Black
Rock Harbor Improvement Ho said he had been paid
all the deposit and the usual reservation OF fifteen
per cent The work being under OF the suspected
contracts reported by the Canal Investigating Comms-
heard for Mowry; and after some discussion In tho
Board, which seemed disinchned, under the circum-
Commissioner Walrath the application denied by
A una
The New York herald., 1875-12-22
THE GOODWIN PARRICIDE.

Among the indictments found by the Grand Jury,
whose abors have just close in Jersey City, wss
ono agains, James and Thoms Goodwin for the alleged
murder Of their father old who lived in Rail-
road avenue Jersey City, They wero araigned yester-
day and they pleaded not guilty and asked that the
down for the Sd OF January Tho chief witnesses in
the the wife, daughter and OF the de-
The New York herald., 1875-12-22
Sued CONTRACTORS SUE THE crrY.

Yesterday the contractors for the reservoir Mcssrs
Kingsley and Keeney caused the service Of the CON-
plant in the suit brought by them against the city OF
Brooklyn 10 recover the Of $17s 900 alleged TO DO
due contract Notice Of the suit given to tho
Corporation Counsel two weeks ago. The complaint
sets forth that during the years 1872 1878 and 1874 the
plaintiffs performed work and furnished labor and
has failed 10 pay the although II is due and has
been demanded They demand judgment with In
terest and costs demand for bill Of particulars OF
the items constituting the SI7s 900 has been made by
the Corporation Counsel
The New York herald., 1875-12-22
TAXATION OF CHURCH PROPERTY.

lively correspondence is in progress between cler-
gymcn OF different denominations especially Episco-
paans and Methodists throughout New Jersey, on
the subject of the taxation OF Church property. 1t
proposed hold conference of cergymen during the
first week In January to discuss the situation In order
that the question may be brought to the attention OF
the Legislature An unmstakaby strong feeling ex-
ists against the evyng of taxes houses dedicated
divine worship. New Brunswick Is mentioned as the
place where the conference will probably take place
The New York herald., 1875-12-22
A STRANGE ACCIDENT.

On Monday afternoon Mr. Alesbrook, the owner Of
nne farm near Paterson, n. j., went 70 the meadows
near Rutherfurd Park for . load OF salt hay. Amer
loading the wagon Mr.. Alesbrook fastening down
the boom when the rod broke. and springng up sud
denly threw him o6 the load Bis head struck on the
and his neck broken. His son-ln-aw, John o. BrIen.
was thrown on ~ the same time but only slightly
injured Deceased was man about hfty years OF age
OF fine physique, and years ago was a member OF the
famous Grenadiers OF London.
The New York herald., 1875-12-22
A WOMAN IN CoNNIPTIoNs.

Maria Schmidt was brought before Recorder Bohu.
stedt Of Hoboken, yesterday charged with drunken
She listened with scorn while the officer told his
story, and then remarked ut was evident the officer
did not know the difference between q woman drunk
and woman in conniptons Neither did the Re-
corder he discharged Maria who left the court look
Ing Ike tragedy queen.
The New York herald., 1875-12-22
JOY AMONG THE CUBANs.

There little rejoicing in Cuban circles in this
city yesterday with reference to the resignation OF Cap
tain General Tamaseda The Cubans state that this
change OF rulers clear evidence OF the mpotency OF
the Spankrds to cope with tho "Mambesi" In Cuba,
AND that Yamasedas boast Of speedily crushing ouk
the revolution amounts TO nothing at all The Cubans
are very hopeful also OF "good yellow fever crop,
ameng the recently arrived Spanish soldiers In Cuba
The New York herald., 1875-12-22
ATTEMPTED ARSON.

Shortly after daybreak yesterday morning attempt
was made by some unknown person TO set nre TO the
three story frame building the OF CORTLAND
avenue and l56th street. pile OF shavings in back
the second floor hred but fortunately tho
flames we're subdued before any material damage was
done The properly is owned by Y. Thomas
The New York herald., 1875-12-22
THE JERSEY CITY INFANTIcIDE.

The Hudson County Grand Jury has found q bin Of
indictment against Mary Sullivan, factory girl tn
Jersey City, Who tried conceal her shame by buryng
her infant in a cellar on tho night II born When
arragned yesterday she pleaded guilty and was re-
manded for sentenca The unfortunate girl is friend
esa evan her female companion becoming her accuseT
The New York herald., 1875-12-22
BOARD OF APPoRTIoNMENT.
ISSUING MORE BoNDs-THE ESTIMATED GENERAL
FUND FOR 1876.


FUND FOR 1876.
meeting OF the Board OF Apportionment was held
in the Mayors office yesterday. Comptroller Green
Mayor wickham Alderman Lewis and Commissioner
Wheeler we're present Il was understood that con-
sideraton Of the final estimates for 1879 would be taken
up, but action postponed until the next session
A communication received from the Department
OF Parks asking for appropriation to build addi-
tional bridge over the Harlem River. resolution
passed by the North Side Association In advocacy OF
the same project also transmitted TO the Board
from the same source The matter was laid over.
Commissioner Porter sent In request for the trans
fer OF $1,000 to pay rolls Of his department Tor the
month of December
Action on salaries OF Commissioners OF Third Dis
trict Court House which subject has been up before
this Board several occasions, was also postponed.
Comptroller Green authorized TO issue the fol-
lowing:-Judgment bonds, 0,000 Croton Aqueduct
stock $25 900; Croton main stock $50 900; Sewer Re-
pair stock, $25 900; Park Improvement Fund stock
$50 O0o Assessment bonds, SOC, 600; Revenue bonds
81, 1893 81
The New York herald., 1875-12-22
MUNICIPAL INVESTIGATIONS.

At the next meeting Of the Board the final estimat,
r 1876 will probably be passed upon
, 1875-02-10

REAL ESTATE.


Tho following Instruments were filed fos foeo'o
Tuesday. rob.9: .
Tim rrcuses No. AS South Canal vt, also NO. 40 ~,
ri south Clinton 1t tlltrl Eel, ........S AeIVo
Wrnt 1,,aun ri. alg it r. of It1n,'u et II 23x ,.o
N 4-Iu It. improvements; dAel jan. ~. 2tlo
ciaTk 81 y ,o1 i.tat u NJ y, y a.'.'t, GocD
,aa m - ,,,a ass ,,nts atcI jan l..,.... GGVD
PORTLAND az 50 IL If Twcnty.scycntli%H "f ,oo
l5x1o5 II dated Fell. 0 ........*........,.s 1,o"
T,rrniy- -f,,,irlu Et, t1j It Of Portland ~, +,
p5.1a II. .tHtrl Eel. s.a............-......t Aoo
Inke st I, g rnr Of Wa}nath av = +. 4Hsltu III
With buildings, dated Fob. tJostah il. Heed mn
to Albert i. Smith,. j......:. 1s1so'o
Fm1r,rcDta, st. 100 9-lN n Of Centre ay,nt.
undivided half af h0x11t IT, with buildings, ,o.o
dated 5nn. @tA''
Wt.t Washington 81, n Of sta'1rton ST, IF
hs,ia a4g'4 it, with other property, 'htr'l ooc
Feb. f.r..... s'';'..-.'ts: 'io'~
W.st Thirteenth rlare, y It OF Wool #, n,
24nx12a It, with 1!9sl2a It IN asp snE-bocEs a. ,,o
dated fet a;,;, :. - az 1'oo'
1ni II, dlrd Jan. 20. 9oeo
I3ruud II. ln{ It y II Archer ay. Q t. 2lxloo It,
with buildings, da.etl Feb. 6......n....... 1toao
Fir Il, 1a9 it o of Ashland NV, +, 2islei it,
zsrsNee #, 1ca It i of Willow st, Q T. d6l3l
g,mc rs tic aioyr, dutel Jan. 1........... b,uuu
West Tlrleentn ll1ca, 1ln It " Of Ltosnta st, 4
(, 24x1M II, lotet Feb, 2.....s....... 2 l,luu
I SOUTH C1fy LIMITS, WITHIN RADIUS Of MILES
Ff.uM counr-nouHE
lot n. Iii D. r. dullnAnn'a Fart n i1iaoA
E.s. T. SO. H. dated Feb. o.................. DIV
, 1875-02-10

LIVERPOOL, Feb. Oil q. m.--Flonr, o1993s Whcat
Winter, 9s 7lGl!s 9I rrrtng, Ia 7l@3s I'D whtc,
IS 2i,S9s I'll; club, 9a GdGS1ps. Corn, 3Gs@3Gs I'd.
Pork, B0s. Lard, G1s Sd.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 81 p. m.-Lard, 65s ID. Rest
unchanged. -..
L1vEHPooL, Fob. 81 p. m.-DreadRtuffa dull
Wllsat-White, o. 2ls3Ds Ad; spring, % tdt90s 2h
Coru-Gs 9dG53os. NeHt unchanged.
LONDON, Feb. D.--A1npunt Of bullion Withdrawn
from tho Bank Ut England on bslancc to-day wal
ca,ooo. Conspls--s1oncy, p2'x@92,t; sccouut, sa!i
esya5s: o5s, 1o71i; CTS 1G4: lo4os. 1e5!i; now ea
1u21f; New York Ccntrll. "a; Erie, 25t51bH; pre-
fcrrel, ~.
F1ANKronT, Feb. o.--'G2a. %.
LlvEnrooL, Feb. Q.-Yarls aud fabrics at Nan
chester sienhy DrcaAtNirb dull receipts Of whoa
for tho past three lasa 2D0Uo rs, all nS which wcr
American. Spring, shda9a 2d. oorn, 3as oda3Gs
Lard, CIs I'd. Shoulders, 34s Cd. Hams-sugar
curcG GJs.
, 1875-02-10

du, s5ssa st00: fair to Fond annpnwrr, 7t.aH!c: :.
th"eu it,lRl.oy. "3Ttafl.ns; extra Mnynnc, al:9Ga
d. ;,pt i;c; rn1lstut 10 ti,n Duong, 354i45ri guu
hln, or; rtlsirt III extra, aitls 1.,M.
Wp,D-rtrra rargc tho Ea1,c M for several wcSRa N
prry,o,1tlv and hre tea,y. VIC QUOTA: ]sescll, f70o
ts7.in: maple, sAutrfS.5o; hirkary, fp.hea9.5o; ;
sIair,, 81, ,Olhds. .Hl--4irliyerbd.
Wt,t}f-rlc lnarkrt IL very qufey liil firm nlldtr
light xtutlss tfsn, tu-wafhrd h! fine to medium
washed Acrre held y so'uc dealers Ut oFi1o n'o,,
tatjtu Tin earrity Of water ii many sections ot
lu West n kaIh to hive caused manufacturers 10 eosc
trfr 1ntIIa. Following thu prirr* aond !" prime
tul-watteI, 67t1asc: p"'r to Ar'd tut washed, 4ata
DE: f,nn and lnrlum waEhc ioere, 47ea'ir; rnarRe
wa-o hrepe, 4na t5r; 'uetmn at cnarsr
3Gtl3ju; lne unwRs.e 2I6t:Iac; pulled wool 41s41c
, 1875-02-10
p1TTssuRo PETROLEUM MARKET.
prT1snuno, ra,, Feh. 0.-Petroleum quiet crude,
81 90 Al parkera; rcued, 14sl4ic, Philadophis De
THE PRODUCE MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

Special Dtspatchf 10 Ths Chrago Tribune.
NEW Yont, Feb 0,-GaAlN-Tho market for wheat
closes quiet; calers apart In their views; spring Is
hardly 70 we'll he1 winter; the atter IN fair de-
mand for export and milling; tho leo embargo is an
impement 10 active export trade salss nre u 600
b ut 05 bid for No. Chicago spring u atore $f.0o
BID for No. 2 Milwaukee III store; lcid 1c higher
sl10 for No. Milwaukee aoat; $l.24 for rod Wast-
cru; Sls4es1 o5 for sber do. Barley quiet aud tune
prices arc nominal IN The absence Of business Barley
malt was very quiet. and prices wero unaettled.
Oaa dull and heavy prices Of mixed much the
same white atealy and In fair 1otnaul; aa1es are
81 900 bu Ohio n,ixel at 64N@69o On track; GotS9
G7c uAoat white ut 67h9es'1o on track and afloat;
Western mixed at 67>%96sc ahoat; white ut G7so9e
on track and anat State mixed at 6511s7o on track
aud 87@G1ste aaoat and whits 81 81 4Gs8oo on track
and aloat. Rye dull and tame. Corn again castor
and fa.rly actiye the demand chiefly for export;
salos are 5000 tu Western m,zcd at 81@e1Ec; do
white at 81G9slhc; do yellow at 8iho; Southern
yolow 1t Bi5GG38l,4c; do white at B2@sso: Jersey
yellow 1t aoaslo OIL the pier and saoas
ppoytslpas-The pork market is wehkeF and very
oalet; paea OF 370 bra moss ct 80 3lA@l94o; $50
brIs Western prime csa ut $4,000 $50 1ss mess cellar
May At S1veaX Lard is less active, hut closes rather
sna sa:; q TX 20
ket at 1Ae: 1ooo tca Western steam It lt51a i,iSc
Fl es sess ~ IT.
y M :sss q. y 4 u. s se Etc., @ sesF a rssx sr
WM1xns-Thcre ~ daciacd advauco today, asthere
arc &.ns tint It sann1t eseape an nroa!slon
Of duty by CouBress $50 brls sold 1t Il o..
Participating market is extremely quiet, OWING to to
msa 2, Of 81: aosa e =
per bsl. "
1,ss;a4 ,al' mi III bu,... ia.
yor receipts. D00 bria; super htats .nd "as'sn, , T.
t3sNs42o soluoa T. sooa AGoa9ssi IT. eeea e aa a
sSo; sstf.. ohlo, s4i5sas40 it. Louis, s4.9s0s.oo.
lays Hour heavy Ut A.lutss.2o
, 1875-02-10

cash ami ADLER rahr,,arv. 4ls sa s.er Mo,r, n-,n
M,rus ni,nnaiIy frm 4i 7aIai7 iii. rytrn nri y, a'
siaGp6S l;ihi. Hycrt niyfIri hnmr. io,,S,iir IT,
s,!tsI nIo,lers, 6;%hi.c; mhitiI,s, D.. III
lne.a: !nxsl .shaicr fur irin,u laFd r,n; ptsa,a.
e1 "srrs; s7nss @ s o. ,'s'''''' s'''''"''0 DFe's
5o; NaS'in'F-f'''f' n '0" 'F's 's'S ''' 'a; wheat
HntrMEsrs-r4our, 6, 900 urls; oats, 800 bu: vuc,.
''''N'
r,,,, .,,,, ,,,,,, piL1A'kIrnA, ,,!I 4, ,,,-nuu
lHfLAhEE."uiA thh. V.--fhntn-Dnl anu weak
s'rrriu,, s.'fh; @ ostrat. .tt Mtt9o%t7 Iowa.
SS % ,a I,nsySas; %2,G. s ins; u H. H. nr h" q y s
Ss!'s%hess !; u !s%s % s'.i ysss: s s!ss, s;issso:
y's Tx sGts Us IL nassyGala w'S sosl
s aS, ~ s1mIers w. s'ed do,
a5a. wss, Ssw y0is a.t. ind sSs E.a"r SSsYn,
arr1s emrEsIF,im: eA! NV % YorE fa,,cy, IL
E.rnsMaruyo. Western oxtraa :ifa III . ,io ,oo,
'';si'ns: %;isxr-,.,:asse.
III iur crr.,c h h,rrris' '-DAS"' aa'
t,auyEn sEtp-fn ,.o,nand Western, I'll. .o0@l2,na.
"'''''''' N'' CINCINNATI
c,sc1sn.7r. O., FsI. v.MrIoua-steady, uoa.,-
ots s'1.mn.'' en,,ss,s. ~ ''0' H0'e'-
cor,' sts,y noerau ,,nnan g1a5e. osts ssasG
moderate demand; b9s 's'. Iye quiet md unchanged
otnJ n ~. .ti,t na.., ,nt''A1'
ntls-91sLaa'sea. nna.-!stsnav ,aolsr,te ,,cmana.
3n.s"'''u's 3; ny / .t.oua.;s.a it =, 'it.. 1,a
tHT na.n"Ea.SIy Ts,.aI;y .nniar,ta n.m,sns
GEEss1n,csoy a, . ue'1's 1ths,,,
G,,,t,,a to.,+ - ndat Ia =, ~ ma ..
a., ~ WI al tTT uaitcI l. ,ttln iii hat41 1n".
f.", 1919 ,t " , ern, !, at.ts 1,rs nj ~ "S
1,snmIslnul,1rra tni Gy.o: stelcs uous out i
.n,"ka Tram 1nctts arm and 1,t,e},anaci As e1S "
| ivm1.vyEE SrttnT :. ,rir.. hioInr 81 ID
| itnn,r,nu ct,,,rin1, e. sDfSi ia folr In oooa
ec NJ Az. rsnirc =; sIn7 iC raes,ts. a. snr5
| nsn,s i;S 'f
D1'"''' &'' .,,
! r ~, TALfiMoAE. !s. ,,a.,
| hLF1aoNEt Ail.. fN. v.-ft"uh-ou oucHangei.
oEAtS-"Isat ',a; an: an''fr ~ Mo''grn, M H. S2s;
| No. 10, sl:ss w. Ho' Hi.lo ~ ttu MFst-
er sx9 ~. NJ, s,. n N III. ~ sita: nn. s,H I'M
, 1875-02-10

IOus-Thc arrivals did not rcaeh iarga n,l,,-
her III inally Lad predicted, but tho supply was s!i-
cient to cause further aud very pronounced decline.
IA was tho c4Eu Mou1.y, trade during tia oreliMR
being unable to agroo rs 10 values, but toward tho
middle Of tic forenoon lusincas revived and col'-
tlnted moderately active down to tue close, 1t redue-
aid tie choicest loayy, tha inside figure to
decline, wLilo for ordinary to cl!oco 1ncss pork hoa
a,nouod to fully 2oe. Thu tl.y's work done at
s.75ea7 4o5prsnepal!y at *a3oeao % ior light anil
fcra at Aiahor prlcu tl.n $7.15. 1nciudel in tho
receipts wese ii carloads of tic famous Ncponse
loHa These wcro divided between ST. John brown
and Keys Nrawu l. Clarke. by whom they were sold
10 .Jphn Sos,ncs at s7l5. Their ayurage weight WAS
about 400 lbs They vii! he shirpe4 to bostou. Thu
heasy mud vt ST. ,6n for eouon to prime Light.
, 1875-02-10
LATEST.

LATEST.
New YoRk, Feb. s.-Money, 2k@a, Prime msr-
esntits paper, 4l4G.
ss4rItng dull; 4@ts5k for SIXTY days and 1850
48sH for sglA. ...-.-
lsoduco exports for the week, H,3a2,676.
Customs receipts, sa7 QUO.
Gold srouy opened 1t NIX, closed 1t 1147t Carry
Ing ratos, J. s and fat, Tbs Assistant Treasurer dis
bussol S!o3,U00. C!eaings. ST., ,oco 10o.
Governments hrni. Nailroa1 u1l atste bonds lulut,
Htock4 weak aud loweF. Tbs decline fer tho day
ranged from " OF To per ceut. Tho widest changes
were In Columbus chtesgo h IndtauA CentrAl
and Pacific Nail, tho former having declined
from to 9 md the hitter from.
Ahto to59. Western uniou fell OF from IS. TO 79H.
Northwestern common declined FROM 41'i to ~ |;
wsbash from 1o,t to IS; 1t. Paul from VI to sots
E1Is from nm to ~. Iake Shore from 73x " 7a,
Ohio from 2s to ak mud un1on pac'he from ~. "
to 4o Tlu u,arkst closed NJ tho owest pint for
stocks. aud to of par caat fscoysFy toE others
Among ths sales to-day 20 oo laciho aAis, S4o
Western Union, COO Northwestern, 1900 Lsks saose
s,ooo WuAssh, and ~ ,ooo Union Pacific
, 1875-02-10
LIVE STOCK.
EuIC.atit}.

CATTLE-E1trcn.c auiet again l'orvAdca tho cat'lc
trae al tho feeling Of leproAian prevalent on Nom
.ly was quito Us prominent feature Of yesterdays
nisrkct The fact That tho receipts again born,
AMI that nlyftes fru,n tho prlncpal Eastern markrts
wrrc almost without exception Of teor to discourage
Shipments will sufficiently account for the dull, inset
te,, mud generally unsatisfactory enndon Of n1,r
market, Nut unly tho attenGaisn of outeitla
buyers smaller than usual, but ,1criorntlo laeE
ot interest was anpHrcnt amongst tliIso who
ill p,,k in ai appearance, anil, although holcts ge-
orally Showed q willingness 10 lrGcy Pltalo prices.
they A1lccceci tn dstnsng " only Ruall per&elit-
Aua Ut tho su,ly. Mriliun to fair graleR were n-
,st entirely tyrrc. the rtlrrHfes nf rhtWerA ht-
t,E n,naty ronlllrd 10 em1oth, validated roses nv
i,1v ffJltI SatQ rw.r ri In SEED paid. Tho pNr-
c.isers oE feedcrA Few. i'r did thr purchases "t
lneu Etcprs nakn til1trh ut shlwnK. Tra'!e G',sed
very dull, with mitch COMMON ind nluuIul stork re-
manning Ill thu ylrtls.
QUOTATIONS.
Extra Dccves-Gradel steers, wuishing LOO
Cluics Bcevrs-Fine, lat, well formed year
to r: year old stSeEs, weighing l,2O To . m
Good peeyt4-Wcll- -fattelcd, finely fDrnlen
steers weighing 1150 to 1880 tbs. 5.6o@8.oo
isa i.Iuo 10 i25o lis - w 42s@4.75
lh,t,hery' Htork-puur to fair steers. atId
Weighing soo 10 i,i0o s.ooa4. rs
! Stuck Caltr-Cit,tlun cattle, iu decent
teal, wrfEiny GD0 To ,0aU ibs......... 275tS41Q
| 1nferior--1.ight aud thin rowf, lciforn.
| stlgs, h,ts and s"a11wA1 steels.... 81
Cattle-Tcxas 275Q35G
, 1875-02-10

METALS AND T1NNEnA' STuCK-Thc Lcnsno IN
W.nter iii. p'se IL very Arm, md could Ecarcuy be
laid here at tho prices NOW obtained f4r It, hat
s.crb sailing fro their old stoeks hna aso o TO-
was enormously quoted at sho sst week, ~
stead q 6As, which L. the rsglsr M rats - on:
TN T1s-Large, 100; small. aS: bar. s,c. sospx,s
H1 10 sai n: - sse carrrn-los 81 shsaS s
iug copper, ssc. anknr zlso--FAll eHsks oAc; 'ess
gan III e u 1mHr iosNG o d. a No. &
staiaed. I9o American Russia A, 1hc; .. 1?c. WlaE
-Nos to 9. oc to D, l0c 10 to H. liz: II, HE;
lgc; 20. :os; tua bundles. IS ror ceDt discount;
'siss SSlIs.%srs quiet at $3.50 ratos, With 1axo of
oiIs@al lie revssd quotations ot Monday .he Yen.
eral marhet w4s steatly .n ir Wo rspeat onE l'4t
es rs &c., .ssI sHso 'ssi ~ e1ifs III" ia*r lard o
s5s: DO ho,te, s5as9oa; wiaIc, 57s7so spern ss3a
,a2.40; neatstoot oil. strictly pure si@ do e1tsa,
ss pphago @ I OIL turIsmtine, 45est6o; nas:
tia, 60 gravity, 14HQsl5o: naphtao, cou'mon, IN
TUrAToEs- Were quiet and Htcady. Choice East
! Western do At ks39oc. Common varieties, Ihtsso;,
rouiTilY-rns receipts continue Hight Mid tic
Yet y rm at ths recent a.avance Iurkess drsssed
, aEEpa-Tltaathy waa farly actssa and steady. sell
ipg ut snu car Of fe!1cy ut sa1o oloxe
! prices sales q medium. being at sesoesaso. and .
1atso.l4 vt *7.oo MtIiot aol4 u 9ostss and Huh
. BAi!r-Was quiet and stea,ly. Following arc quo
[ tatuAa: 0nonstag4 and Saginaw tne, Si.Gst caiad
e Ga;y s,asz xszos sf:s S:s | a1, 9s s.
A.hte as3ty pei rsAx!s H. 4 o.r,t, d.
4 uviut4 tho suuu ~ heretofore:
, 1875-02-10

THE nESsEriN CANAL BILL. .n,. and
After tha passage OF some 1n'Mpeftant tia M0 n,.1.
resolutions, and tue presentation 2! Menutia rsL
Ing for tho restoration OF the tax o sa9ar tne aa
Of which had teantsd "a tue 'oaa ot ~ ~ nSFis
to tho Government, without any feaaSs,nm ~ % IT, VI
to the consumer. tie Hennep!n CanAl 9ai, ~ H.
unhu!shed haaineAs from t.ksn "A, oP RPadd
lInx!ey, Of illinois, who haa charge o. the e
the fuor 10 allow Judgo Iea'la 10 fesen. II H.
report from tho Committee On tue hs'a8loa
Laws, which was cona!dered at Isalesn-
THE REVISION. .p.
After the passage Ut aeyerAl bills from the oot
ice for the 1aayai0u Of tie Lava an effort ~aa ptus
get up tho report from tha Conmltee on upnpE I'm
Elections In tho Of tho Mormon Dslegats, TN,
INTERCHANGEABLE the llouBo refused TO consees =
TIE PENSION HILL.
DrNe,ll from tbs COMMITTEES on Appropristlon1 "
uorscd tho PENSION Appropriation BILL which WAs a1ss
tho spepiL oxloE tor tomorrow. It AppIop1n&~
f:l0 Oi6. .D0o.
,4,. 1nd,a, arnronrtatfnt iii WA then taken upu
m nnn,snittse nf thn Whole All parts OF the bill, e
~ ~ W,t4 Nv .,,I Nn,clnsav Amendment, VAN
ceps ~ rnosm n s.srs.1 III tr
~ T. t~ III nmarea substitute for tho amend
M .'.1INs, t,,t ia .mnunt Anil ha tpyeaed y
nsus ptosn9 IN % H.. .Ia ao,"atsry nf ths Treasury
,,nt , nu t,n Chn.w nstto Until ths ndiTdna
h1pna ~ ~ IL. fnlans ara uud01 and corti2sd, v. ~
H. nnoTt ~ The 1bnctav uchoois snl Qoyernnes1