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~ 1t is claimed that starch mine
has been discovered in Colorado.

~ 1t is claimed that starch mine
has been discovered in Colorado.
r. The Chicago Post says: A
New Orleans prima donna tainted in
the midst of an air, the other day. 1t
couldn't have been q fresh one"
a. Fifty-three convictions were
obtained in the First District Court
of New Orleans last month by District
Attorney McPhelin and his assistant,
MIR. Healey.
u Considerable excitement pre-
walls in this community in regard to
mad-dogs. Several Of the CANNES
have recently been killed, because
they were thought to have hydropho-
tbia.-Mansfeld Reporte.
~ A bill forbidding the employ
ment Of convicts outside of the peni-
tentiary has passed both branches Of
the General Assembly and awaits the
Governors signature. We sincerely
hope that no consideration will pre-
veat bis Excellency from putting his
sign manual to it.-SMgar Planter.
tT Hon. S. S. Cox is authority for
the statement that the Democrats at
the next session of Congress will sit
on the right side Of the chamber,
which has been heretofore occupied
by the Republicans. He says that
the usual practice of parliamentary
bodies is for the dominant party to
occupy the right side of the chamber.
T. Several planters with whom we
have conversed give very encourag-
ing accounts of the work done on the
plantations. They are more advanced
in their operations now, than at the
same time last year. Corn and Cot
ton are grow ing we'll. Success, how
ever depends npon the character of
the weather.-Iberia Progress.
IF Archbishop McCloskey having
been raised to the dignity of Cardi-
nal, it will be etiquette for him al
ways to appear in costume some
portion Of which shall be scarlet.
This regulation is said to have caused
Cardinal Manning in England some
annoyance until his countrymen be-
came familiarized with his new eccle-
siastical garb and equipment, and
will probably produce the same re-
suit in New York. 1t is supposed to
symbolize the special readiness of Dig
nitaries of that class to shed their
blood for the good of the church. The
full dress Of a cardinal is one of the
most gorgeous and striking costumes
worn BY civilized men.
r. The New York Tribune says:
" There is likely to be good deal of
birthstone in the air in Ohio during
the next campaign. Governor Allen,
according to the Republican journals,
INDUCES in profanity to that extent
that it passes out under the door Of
his room in blue fog whenever he
becomes excited. The Hon. B. +.
Wade, who is the Republican candi-
date for governor, has always had the
reputation Of being an expert in the
same way, and Mr.. John Robinson,
the circus man, whom the Republi-
cans have nominated for Mayor OF
Cincinnati, is said to use expressions
which would knock the bark Oft q
hickory tree. Messrs. Moody and
Sankey should come home from Lon
don and, with Mr.. Earley, coneen-
tlate at once upon Ohio"
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, 1875-01-13
DENVER, COL.
The City SnOyvcd-In, and the Prices
Of the NecessmFics Of Life Advancing

The City Snoyvcd-In, and the Prices
Of the Neceasnrics Of Life Advancing
Rapidly.
Special Di.pafch To tho Chicago Tribune.
DENVER COL, Jan. 12.-The kansas Pacific
Railroad Company cauAeo report to be circu-
lated throughout Tho city last evening that
sosno Of tho blocAnded trains on Its road
would arrive In this city thia morning, but none
have arrived up to this evening, aud none are
likely to arrive for several days to como, AZ 4
heavy and an extended SNOW storm net In last
night, which Ia still prevailing along the limo Of
road.
At i o'clock this afternoon the thermometer
Registered IA degrees ba0w zero, and il Bttl!
falling. At several poiatH between Ellis and
Russell ths snoW and sand are from to 16 feet
deop on tho track.
Denver has now been five days without IN
Easte1l, nail. Numerous supplies aro running
low here by reason OF The blockade. Irlcns
have advanced from 10 to 80 por cent. and busa-
nesR In almost at q staudbtil.
There iH much suffering among the poor, and
all clasBea nre tnconvenlGncsd through tho cone
supply falling short. carlsod by tho e1treMe
weather. Tho peopio generally arc very tndlg-
uant ut tho course pursued by the Kansas Pr
ciac noal in taking mails whom It waH eyidens
that they should not be gotten through,
To-day all mails for tho East have bean sont
over the Union Pacific Road, The kanaas 70.
ciip continues to run traina from here, but they
got stuck in tho driftod SNOW aud Baud about
900 miles cast OF Denver.
, 1875-01-13
MILWAUKEE.

Tobacco ScizMres-T1sc 0Gftco OF NNMn-
TT Erensurer and Some Fiiibrsstcrlnx
Connected Herewith - Other mat.
tora.
Special Dispatch to The C1ira1o FTibune.
MILWAUKEE, jan. 12.--frivato and roliable 1T
formation has boon rocoived TINT ton cases Of
sobacco shippod to Omaha BY B. Liodorsdorf &
Co., OF this city, havo been seized At Omaha By
the United States authorities for alleged irrsgu-
larties. Tobacco seizures arc taking place In this
county utmost every day.
The bond offered by the County Treasurer
elect was to-day refer rod by the County Daard
to special committee to report On the solvcncy
Of tho aecnatics, aud tho Board thon adjourned
till Saturday. As the tino to qualify expires
on tho..24th tho friends Of Maj. Rooney arc boil
ing over, aud decaaro tho inteHtlon Of the
German majority to declare the election void for
failure to qualify and olect tho!r Chairman,
Wieae, to tue vacancy. On the bond offered are
thirtv.three suresios qualifying for amounts Of
$1,000 up to $1,000, aegregattng S165, 900. The
Board. without solicitation on tho part
OF Rooney. aomo timc ago rednced the
bend. which used to be e200.000, to
e1OO, 900; and then, without apparent
reason, reduced 1t second time to ESQ, 600. Tic
last time thoy raised it to sl00, 900 again. several
weeks delay having thus been secured. Now ho
rejected. This, after tho Sentinel suit, ia the
sensation Of tho hour.
TIC Trustees Of Emmanuel Church and the
Directors aud oiI1cora Of tho National Exchange
and First National Banks, whose terma expired,
are re-eectod.
Joseph dolto. Of Green bay. waa to-day nd
judicated bankrupt in tho District Court here.
, 1875-01-13
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The Church OF the hlcasiah Fraternity will
hold their next Boc!abe this evening at tho real
dance OF Mrs. ]. G. Hilton, GOO Wabash avenue.
Members aud their frioudH arc cordially in-
vited.
Tie Chicago Academy Of Homeopathic Physi-
cianB Ant Surgeons will meet at tho fremont
House Thursday. Tie Section Of Practical
Medicine will present report with cases, speci-
mems, otc.
James Parton, Esq, will lecture on "0ur
scauda!ous Politics before tho suuday-14ecturo
Society 1t tho Grand Opera House, Sunday AZ
ternoon ut p. N. Thia is tho frat opportunity
In Chicago to hear tilia lecture which created 80
great a sousation on Its delivery In New York.
Tho amateur dramatic corps Of the Union
Catholic Library Association, assisted BY Mrs.
Dr.. ]. +. Sullivan, Miss Nelle Qroep, Dt. Bert
RAM and hir: DeseIer, give m entertainment in
aid Of the House Of the Good Shepherd this
evening In tho Library Halt, southwest corner
State aud Monroe atEeeta. Cards OF admission,
50 cents; may be had at the Library, ut tho va
rlons churches, from Sister Martha, OF ut tue
door.
, 1875-01-13

John Carlson, q young man 20 years old, Ia
missing from his home, No. 81 Otis atreet. IIa
IL said to be subject to temporary fits Of ln-
sanity.
Tho temperature yesterday, a. obsoryed by l..
Manasse, optician. under TIE Tn1BuxE Dailllng,
WAS, Mt u. n,.. II deg. at 10 y. In., -; At IL
H., rs; ut q p. nl., 25 and at p. M, rs,
The elite Of tile sporting world wen. out to
graud eoek-aui4t at llisersido yesterday syeu-
ng. The entertainment began At too late an
hour to permit Of eatfHfactory report OF the
business this morning.
Victor BedeI], F1enchman, residing at No. IS
Vest Division Hsreet hung himself in his bed
room last evening about s o'clock. InteMrer-
al,co YVES tue cause. lie leaves wife and tAre&
chstdren in destitute circumstances.
The bursting of q wator-pipe on the third t!ooz
Of Nos. 1G3 and 1G5 South Clark street, about .
o'clock yesterday morning, did considerable DAM
Ecliuialtz, occupant Of tho Aforementioned nuna-
beE.
Bridget Ward, the young girl who WAs In iured
by tho explosion OF hot watcr- pipo connected
with Atoys, in llouse on Armour gtroet, Satur-
dRy last, las died, and m Inquest was held yes-
teEdny. }er1lct nf accldeuta! d04th waa re-
turned. Deceased wus 10 years old.
All tho members OF tho Common Council sro
invited to attsnl l1ooley's TLsatre upon The oc-
caaion OF King kalakana'a visit tAe1o thiA erel-
lnG. Beats will bo reserved for tb6n, aud they
afe expected 70 assemble ut thoi Grand Pacific
llot9! at 7l6 r. H., s1id proceed to The theatre iu
q body.
severely injured yesterday afternoon by tall
from the second story Ut No. 2tg South llalatetl
strest. lie was putting in : wlndow-frams 1t
ths time. Dr.. Cooley attended him, and hs MS
, 1875-01-13


LIVERPOOL Jan. Eli a. m.-Tlour, 12s@23s I'd.
Wheat-Wiuter, o. 7d@9a od spring, ss od@aa I'd ;
white o. edGa1es Id club, los 2d31os Sd. Corn,
sos Gd@59s Cd.
Pork, BIS. Lard, 70s.
Iecspta Of whoas for tho lsas three days. soo0 bu,
-1s,0O0 bu being American.
LIVERPOOL Jan. 12-1:3D p. ns.-bfarkets unchanged.
I1yEnroo1, jan. I2-5 =. u.-Markets unchanged.
LaNpoN, Jim. 19.-ConHols-Money, o.! !lGa911t. ae-
count, oa',@o2; s-2os Of U.s. lo71i: do Of 'a7 lo7h
1o,4os, l04X: new Is; 1o3S; New York Central, %;
Erie, n preferred, 49,
Tnllnw, Ais I'D,
sugar-No. u y. g., 25s 6d@?es 8d.
FRANKFORT, Jan. 1o.-FiTe-twenttes Of "a, s3H.
PAM1A, Jan. 12.-Rcntcr, cat 12Ls.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 12.-Yarns nnd fabrics At Marches-
ter steady. .....
pzcadatuns heavy; Western spring wheat, g. 8d@0a
Id. Corn, 4os@40s sd. Cheese, Ga Cd. rurk, B3s
ehort clear midlles. 5ls.
I1ygAPoor, Jan. 12-2 r, m.-Dreadstu6S market
dul Wheat, o.; 741oa per cental for average Call
fornla white; 1os@l0s Cd for club do; and 8sG9os I'd
for red Western spring. Corn, 40s@A0a Sd par 1r.
Chceae e9s Cd par cwt for Tho best grade Of American
ane. Pork, 83s per btl for Bacon, bls POI
cwt for short clear middlcs.
LONDON, Jan- 12.-The 1fark Lana EEpress, IN ita
review Of thu wheat tade says there han been IN
tsaordnary thaw throughout Europe. The relaxation
Of prcea is general Prussia officially reports bnttst
crup than for ten years past.
, 1875-01-13
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

rnecEEn~l,s OF YEsIEnnAra MEETING.
regular meeting Of the board Of Education
Yas hold yesterday evening. Present. Inspect
ors Richberg TN tho chair), DIutharlt, Chet'ain,
Clarke, Covert Iianblo.on. lIoyno, Johnston.
Oicsou. Olinger, Reed, Wech, aud Witcc.
Tic School Agent presented report showing
receipts and expenditures on account Of
tho Bchol fluid as follows: Cash on hand
Nor, /, 1871, sl5.332.ss; receipts from
rents, $2i, ,3234U: interest, f1,072.oo; State
dlvend received Of q. D. Flant, County SUPER
intendont, Ialance Of dividend for 1874, s31 ,u0o;
u. O'flasa, City Treasurer, wasrants Of Mayor
and Comptroller on lin, SlG1, 1850; teachers
fund, city school tax. s75, 505.33; Moseley fund,
interest coupons, $3.50; Carpenter fund, inter
pon, 535; total receipts, s32aa. 1885. Expend-
lures within the eamo time have boon Us fol-
lows: Teachers pay-rolls. S1G1 459.s1: de-
ported with Dan 0IlaEa, City 1roas-
s5s toa @ ; ass"s Mssfs! 'a9a Saisnto so'Oo
cas!s IN hand. Jun. /. 1875, Of S7.l67.ao,
Of which 80, 1876 ia for payment of teachers'
sa@rea 81, stS.35 for Investment, and IL 55G. 40
for tho payment Of balances Of snndry accounts.
Tho report WIS, on motion, adopted.
The following report WAS presented:
The Committee on School Fnnd Property, to whom
was referred t1c communication nf the West Chicago
on tho inebtesesa Il Wcss chcaeo Parks Ie chanscd
from per cent 10 per cent ler al'nm, payable sei
annually rerors agatns making any sha!l9s H. t1,s
city Tor tho school fund.
The same Committee, to whom you referred
the settlomont Of the claim against i. Wads-
worth, report thut they have not accepted tho ne-
curty offered by Mr.. WatlBHorth for the reason
tint that Indebtedness il 1,eariy $1,000 groater
than waH reported by hr. Wadsworth to the
Doard. aud tue Committee recommend that
year additional to tho TINA asked be extended
, 1875-01-13

Spstfat Ui.palrh tn Ths Chicago tribune
New YoKx, Jan. 12.-TLe market for wheat elosca
lower and, with ahppers under their reduced ltns's
sud tie current high rates Of freight cannot operate
10 any extent; winter ia firm though quiet, nn< cs-
pecally choice amber: The sales 200 ba at
for No. Chicago spring In stoso; $l.os for No. CHI
cago sprlug, $l.2lA for No. 2 Milwaukee In store /;
tl.u for No. Milwaukee aud No. l Alnnt-
sota. Huby IL steady but auiet; sales
Of soM bu tworowed 6tato a sl.so
nrsy ~, @ qnot n1 IL s1ss as
Il Ia, time. Data alsned lower, but esosca anu
fairly ac.e as tie concesson shs m as9na betng
at ata7Saese On track. md 6a4aSeSo naoas; white at
eHe track md s91os aSss ws.ssTn ~ mixed
:oa ,?a H.. sht: ,sa &
6sQsasso 4tloat. nye dull aud heavy: ths s.le4 arc
So - Suite 4 2@o4o on psf q 4a 1aaa, atoat Corn
Gsme ratca insisted on chock the export ipquiey aud
tne market r!osea quiet and ess FIRM the .aes ars
sa M'1saa Ms..in 1ia Te II IS d 5eo s.
9s9o; Roathsrn ysllow ut a7A@sshe; Jersey yet-
pnov.sloNs-Tho pork market waa eul very quiet
ana tu merely noniual atatu; quotations: Tho apot
were st 50 for new mess, and ~ 5o4ls75
tf Cd a. Issass rs g o:,: .na III e..
tes uold !. il lise tof cty. l;9ls':o quoted fos
iS;;a 1000 tes TOR February At lasc; aai 500 tss
March at 14c; closing rates oro sts1dy later $50
tc: Western prime soa "a tns ,% et =; t a,..
Of 100 brls II p7c aud no do sL,ohoi At Gs t8ssr.
FnElauTs-Q"iet, but nteas'y. To Layerlool, By
: b Is si.n asa g s1: y aoa.
- ~ pnuLApEtputA.
PuILAnELPHIA, Jan. l2.-ELouR--Qutet and weak
34.usts5 so Atgh grades, te-5u872s.
.st Il @ Hssts .ss I'D .;:s{ t' ys 3 III
Actiys; yellow B34tSsAo; hi 4tl Western, E;4S4c.
, 1875-01-13

ROBBED HIMSELF.
6Esefal Dspat4h tn The Chicago tribune.
PEORIA. H.. Jan. 12.--William r. Merritt, Of
Pr1ncov[Ile, Peoria County, atartod for Prince.
y!llo from Chicago OIL tho night Of tho 2lst Of
December with about $4,000 In currency bo-
longing to parties iii tie former place. Whan hs
reached rrince7illo, tho ya!se In which lie had
the money VAS empty. Merritt could giro no
explanation Of tho mystory except that u valleo
aslocp. Franlt Hitchcock, Sheriff OF this county,
concluded from all appearances that Merritt
Lad stolen the n1onoy tliuBcf III order to got ont
Bean Working he case up o. shis idea evor @ slnco
This morning ho charged Merritt directly with
theft, and frightened linn 30 that ho oomtcBsed
the cEime and shortly after took tho oi9ieerH to
prlucevillo and disclosed tho p1aco Of conceal-
mont. which WIS in lis cellar. All tho money
was recovered and paid over to tho parties.
Merrist raa Bet ut liberty NJ Ills creditors woro
10 reioicod Mt Rotsing their money hack that
none would prosecute him.
, 1875-01-13
FOREIGN.
Rumored Capture Of Pampc1una by
the CarliStS.
King Afphonso Enthusiastically Received
at Valencia.

SPAIN.
ALPnoNBo ARMIES At VALENCIA.
MADRID, Jan. liking AlphonBo arrived at
Valencia to-day, and uas enthusiastically ro-
coivcd by tho people.
Tho German msn-of-war Nautilus has re-
turned to 6Antandor.
nuaInREp CANEIsr VICTORY.
PARIS. jan. 12-Lc 8oir SAYS rumora were cir
cnlnted In tho 1obboH Of tho Assembly to-day
that Tho Car!ists had taken Pampeluns, aud that
1c1t. Moriones, commanding tho National troops
In tho North, had pronounced sgainat Alphpnso.
ANOTHER nKyOLUTI0N.
1,oNpoN, JAM 13--5:30 3, m.-Tho Daily Ne1os'
correspondent at Itendayc tolegraphH that 1t IL
said Deputy Loon Merino laa loft Madrid with
600 followers to raiso the standard Of tha Nepub
lio tn tho Sierra Moreno.
, 1875-01-13
TAF CtTY,HAI1,

l.
r17,. po1;oa nd 1;;ro nan.rto,cnta will h, Da,a
0''S" ~10 = 0'F'& 'A@S'''.
to'o"S.
The Committee on Finance will meet Friday
"ArD'''ooo ~ - '4' wy ~a,'A '
Inc cofnmlstoee on osteets "uo a'4eys from
each OF the three divisions OF tue city WILL meet
in Joint session at $50 Saturday after
mon. They will consider an ordinance placing
ro.tr;.t,ons ~ roilrood comnapiea nass,ng
feetf'e,'ona o. ta'lfoaa eomp"n'es pa,s.ug s,.;u,
through THO city an'i cohpelahg 1nem ~ ou'4a
oe'a-1o"efs ~ s'loes-ctoSs'psH'
Tho august Police triumvrate yesterday, for
want OF batter play-toya amused themselves BY
s,rr;rr nm oatinatoa ,ran,rad hv 1oo. sI,a1cr
"sHe ~ -, iii ~.
al'o Matshaa oonpef' VI ''ic ooss u p"t.4us W
tho additional nfo apparatus recommended by
Gen, Sha1er They intended to hold coufer-
enco With t,o Mayor aud tho 1uembcrs Of tho
H. .,5 w.+o- cor,n;ttoo ,o.,,ov b,t orxi,o 10
the presence ot haIa9aua tno conference MI Waii
PROBABLY DO postponea untli sasoruay. Ine
board arc now MAKING long pnll, a'!c AtIonR
pun, ana pun altogether, on inc Strings 81 toe
mo,n,,ey-oae, ano tney ihtona 10 &C.. apous ono
hlllllon II tie oa9 VIII open 1ar enough
4 delegation OF citizopa from tho Seventh
Ward called on Mayor Co!yin yesterday aud
requested him to aid them il, securing protec-
thu to their yes and thor property from mis-
sileB thrown from D t1cighboring QUARRY at eyery
tlast. Tie deleeatioo have visited different
city ofjc,a1s ut various times during tho past
tbroo months, and wore instrumental in securing
lie passase Of IN ordinance regulating blasting
within tho citytiutta, and fixing upon $40 600 az
tie bonds to bo given to tito city, 10 be held as
Naturalization for loss Of life or property.
The ordinance has neyer been enforced, and tho
limo-ouarry continues to h,.gl forth huge
bonlders. Mayor Colyin called on gnperintcud-
ent nehm, aud in consequence thoreof tho pro-
priotors will bc notified, aud, it they do not
cume to time, they will bn inod every day until
they have compiled with the ordinance.
r,a,n,. u,ar IN tho r,,,or ,,or,o. ~ h,rh
,,.,i1a;lit. ~ b IL n',+.i;rta ~ III ,;t In
n oa1," nenna ,s;tp, ss " ,a'1,ciaycn 10
~. noon ftsns.y WI ~ ,r1 ut -
T. caeI aImn ~ t W @ W. ss,a H.
H.; ~ -. ~ uvs "1lp,u ta; 10
ian ~ p,1 ta,
~ ~, ina .i, ,,,1os
s,ap M 3 ~ .nu % ~. ~
, 1875-01-13

RESOLUTIONS or THE WEST FARK COMMISSIONERS.
At q special meeting OF the West Chicago Park
Commissioners, held yesterday. tue President OF
the Board, b1r, G. ", Stanford, presented tho
following communication
Tho Honorable shs Gheaga Fu.t Carais,ianess
GEATLKalEN: 1t ia my painful duty to auounce th8
death Of ato asanriAte, Mr. Commissioner Cole
From the day that the matter Of establishing rHrka
in city first ngftated. to ths lAte prostratio
which resulted In 1eath thH deceased ole Of the
nost energetic and persistent advocates Of the park
question. For the past two yeaFs lie had taarn LII ln
terekt and pride IN tho Development and improvement
Of our own System. which could havo hardly baen OK
ctedcd had 1t been individual enterprise It
labor, soutl tn eome citing manner recognizes theso
pesrices. With this view ne have called special
meeting u take slch action aB shau seem proper in
>''' = f'S'' o.oHnE II. STANFORD, President, e..,
COMMISSIONER Runyan offered the following
resolutions, viz:
WHEREAS. In the dspenaatlnn OF Providence, our
fricud an1 who bus usl for years C0nIcete with
ua Ill IN official capacity, aa l:ecn raed from the
cares an! troubles Of this 10 brighter aud better
world; therefore, let
Itsolrtd, That in The death Of David Cole ws seol
that W. hays lost friend, one ahu was at Al times
ready, willing. aud deBfFous Of doing what hs believed
to III his duty,-a man Of excellent Judgment and
ftriet integrity; one whoao many virtues wofe worthy
i9tso!rrd, TAa. re tcndcr tho sympathies Of thia
BoRrd to hts afflicted family.
Ithtted. That We cause cory Of these resolutions
to be spread un the rccurds Of tls Board and
Il. solrrd, That We attend tho funeral of our 1ate
tFotler in body, aud weas tho usual badgs u
| mourning.
| After romarks Of Commissioners Stanford
| Runyan, Ioiden and Groeneoanm, who paid i
fitting tribute to tie many virtues Of tho de-
ceaAod al public officer aud citizen, tue tcso-
lutlona wero unanimously adopted.
, 1875-01-13

1et2.0c..
tnrE.K-t1nchangrd.
Enna-Htrang Irfa2oc.
:, Noot.-:t1rin faIr dsm.nd md UNCHANGED. except
No. and snpcr pnlle:l. which bring 42@47c.
MILWAUKEE.
MtnwAuxrx. Jan. II. - FLoua =" steady. and IN
md no,n!n.i: No.a. sosc Corn ,amiet and weak
$s s:s i - ( :ss: eSs Billy sa %? ?ss:
rs ns;e c n,ia1 IT,
Hwee-pieieA hams firmly ield !. lotailIo. pry
tac ,.c, 'G'r' A. eoso s. %.' oloYs fs
soitie aa Mr. kt''' 1'f1 '''"' s'''r ''e"' 4'''''
LlvEIf oaa-Inwer sG,o.@7.oN.
DnEsEED 1!oss-sttnty: &H.0D.
1snoslrrs-Flour 1,eo1 bsh; oats, 100 bu; wheat,
slrnxsrs-T1our. 100 brls oats, 100 bu; vhe.t,
1,90u bf
CINCINNATI.
CrHciHslT1. Jan. 1:.-FI.oun--Dnll md unchanged.
tiRAlN--Whens 1u1et RHtl unchanged. Corn lrner
ar.l higher At 707e. Ont. fats and frm ut eot5ak,.
1syo 40cs md unchanged. Barley steady: moderate
tlILs-UnchauKesi. .-.....
i:aus AND GisrssE-nuIl and unchanged.
Rnovtt,ons-rork ptsalv moderate demand Il
$l?0ott la.a5, Lard qutct as easier; esoa1n, 1aHo
se.y an II moderate St tsss Of pay %sH,a ersd
NJ D'ia9iB9!se. Gacon quiet. unchanged, and steady.
0reeI nltas steatly nutl unchanged.
Enthusiastically and IN moderate demand Ut D2c.
ut. LOUIS. ....
sr. Louis, Jam. 12.-FLouR-D Dull and declining;
auper Wntef, fa,0oG4.lp; extra Do &.l58{.2S; XXt
3lMg+ +So:
GRAtN-mheas aull anu iowor No. Z red winter,
S1o1h@l.eRh; Nn: spring. Bs9o0c Corn nrm
Wilt gooh denhnd NO. = ea@s6alc. oata urn at SO
svr~.-vI'roYsar ~ omssuss
ppnviatona-pnrk nnfjnn11v toxvrr Al e,o m ..,h
ami nrereI Al xann selter F"hr,ary utk rucstx J.
shnnI1crs a;se cicnr rihs ns:": ronr 1n nacn
fIt sfn,ierf % si,les. 11LGi1t%c fard ,,osni,.
sliy lover nj IL Ia cgsh mica ill., Fcbri,arv
hrcEtrrs-Flotr 5000 Irls: wheat. 10 00o bu: oorn
n NH hi oats n 1Ti In, rve mn In M rIcy nona
TOLEDO.
TOLEDO O., Jan. 12.-FLouR-Dnll.
GnaiH-Wheat dull amber Michigan, $t,1sk;
No. red, $1o8. Corn dull high mlxet, spot, 70k
@7oAo; seller February, 71Ac; low mixed, 7oAo;
grade, 6aAc. Oats irmer No. 1,69o No. 2, 574o
Glover aEEp-$1oo.
DRESSED Hoas-s7.76@9,0o.
m no noHe "ne@* 'sooo ou ooFns
sugy o ge' SIor ~ oo hit, ,,.,+ nm
~ H., nats noH r. i'1' '51' "no"'' eoss
o'"'" ou '"''' WV ~
n, Inv 1AIIlMoha. - lsTs H.. o.,.. ~.
, 1875-01-13

HA00SAHR-+AAVGAU& EAAS"kVs
Sptctai Dispdtch to The Chtcaao Tritune.
rrrrsnuno. Pa, Jan. 12.-Tho Chamber Of
Commerce meeting to-day adopted resolution
approving the action taken the 9Th inst. ut the
Lafapetto Hail meeting by merchants and other
looking to getting memorial before Congress-
asking an appropriation for improving the Ohio
River, and granting tho Northern Pacific hail
road subsidy.
A. Lyons, another prominent oil merchant,
gave MP tito financial ghost to-day, filing a
voluntary petition in bankruptcy. lie "as tho
Liabilities over s3oo00o; assets loaa than
S10O, ,G00-about $50, QUO held by r. L. Gibson,
of Aurora, Ind; balauco in this city aud phila-
dolphia.