Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-02-26

items for a branch mint at st. Louis, adopted by
the Missouri Legislature, were presented. Mr..
Logan gave notice that he would call for a vote
on the House bill equalizing bounties on the fol-
mcnt of the mouth of the Mississippi Riyerlwas
/ referred. SnIidry amendments were made to
the Indian Appropriation Adjourned
In the House, billie was presented to
1 amend the act incorporating the Texas Pacific
| abroad Company -. "A bill was passed authoriz
| ing the construction of bridge across the Mis-
! souri, River near Sioux City, Iowa.. .phe Army
| Mr.. Poland, of the Select Committee on Arkansas
Affairs, reported a resolution accepting the ma
ority report, and declaring that, in the Judgment
of the House, no interference with the existing
| Government of that State by any department OF
| the Government is desirable, and gave notice
that he should press its adoption early nextsweek
I -. Adjourned.
IN the Senate, on the Goth, resolu-
tion was adopted for a committee of five to ex-
| anime into the several branches of the civil
| service with a view to their reorganization.
ned seder Wdews
| orphans for appointments in the civil service
was adopted. :. "A bill was introduced allowing
preleinptors to pre-empt an additional amount to
aggregate 160 acres of public, ceded or Indian
trust lands. The Indian Appropriation bill was
considered and some of the House amendments
concurred in. Messages were received from the
| House announcing the deaths of Messrs. Rice,
Hersey, CrOcker and Hooper, and after eulOgies
| and the adoption of resolutions of respect the
Senate adjourned. |E A r& Fk &E
In the House, the Tax bill was dis
cussed in Committee of the Wholes...A report
was made by the Committee on Public Lands
authorizing the Wisconsin Central Railroad to
sraighten its line. The resolutions lately adopt
ed by the National Grange fayoring the granting
of aid to the Texas Pacific Railroad were pre-
sented .Euogiess were PRONOUNCED upon the
late deceased members, Messrs. Rice Crocker,
Hersey and Hooper, and the House adjourned.
In the Senate, on the, 22d, the Indian,
Military, Military Academy and Pension Appro-
priation bills were passed. 1.-The Postofice APP
preparation bill was considered, several amend
ments being agreed to. Among those adopted
was one providing for the free transmission
through the mails of the Congregational Rocord
and ali documents printed by Congress. Amend
ments providing for the restoration of the frank
ing privilege and allowing garden seeds and
agricultural reports to pass free were rejected
Adjourned. ,t.4. u;vy
In the House, bills were passed-mak
ing appropriations for rivers and harbors in re-
laton to grand and petit jurors in the District of
Columbia; amending the immigration act; for
the payment of the awards of the Southern
Claims Commission; to reorganize the Quarter
| masters Department. "A motion to set aside
the the Texas T Pacific Railway bill was rejected-1i7
Ito 1913 IA bill was introduced providing for a
| meeting of the Forty-fourth Congress on the attn
| Of March next. An evening session was held
for the consideration of the Tax bill for the Dis
trict of Columbia. Adjourned. NJ V sf eq9 II
THE MARKETS.. ge.
FEBRUARY %, 1875
New YORK Conon-15s4Q Q1161sc. Flour-Good
shGSs %SaSa s4@ss Gbsans waiss yhsss s15a SAG
| Northwestern, $1.O701 O9A; No. Milwaukee,
spring si.11@1.1s. Rys-Western, so@s6c. Bar.
sg srg 5ie S ~ 9ors1Nex @sss es
| IardwPrime La, steam, 1sa @lsSc. chesse-la@
| 16c Woot-Domestic fleece, 5a965c. Beeves-
ssS@s ss vs g. s5s HSgRssses % ETe, %ssEs19 sssa ssa
| 7.50.
s5oQ@5.s2; medium, $4ss9475; butchers 0taD ss
stock $sooasS stock sboias Cattle $seSsa sS9a
Choice choice, s5o6ss.7s; sutssr,.cheice yellow
s@ao Sess new Egg sssoonsS aFssh sa
| Oheese-Ne ew York Factory, 1z@17hc; Western
Factory, 16h@17c. Ftoar--White winter extra
spring ss sxtgs; gssss $4oo4so aaxn no whss
= ss5seSs ioo. Basisg.Ne: 3 si.os@l;lo, We, soe
SOC; fleece, unwashsd, 27@S7c. Lumber
First clear S52.0O055.00: second clear, $46.0oa
| 5000; Common Boards, $11 .0DQ12OO: Fencing
12.oO@1s.oo; Az Shingles, ssoo@s.25; Lath
~crNorsNAr1.-Fsesr- r-s4 s5@5.1O. Whsa,-Red
| 81 .O7(01.1O. Corn-66Ql67c. Bye .10(G1 IL
| Oats-59063c. BARLEY - $1.251ll.3e Pork
| S18.75019.O0. Llrd-13h@14Ac.
| ST. LouIs.-Cuttte-Fa1r to choice. 5.25Q6. 90
/ Hoos-Live, $650l7.25. FIoWr-XX Fall, 81. .400
| 4.50 WbeGt-No. Red Fall, 81. .05aD1 .051z. Corr
RyeENo. /, SY.os@1 o4. Barley-No. ?, s1.s71i
| @1 30. Pork---Mess, $1S.371s01S.5O. Lard-l3A
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| @S7c. C0rn-No. 2, 63O63Ac. oats No.
51K@52c. Rye-No. /, 99c0$10O. l'drSey-No
| CLEvELAND.-Wheat-N Red, S1.1sh@ G
LII; No. Red $104h11.05. Corn = 2
| Q7fc. Oats No. State, $4,000.
DETRo1r-W Wheat-Extra. $1.10h@1. .11h. Corr
-6SIa Q69c. Oats-5Sh 95sAc. Dressed Hogs
| TOLEDO Wheat-Amber Mich, 81 OH 91.o7h
! No. red, $1.06h01. .06A. Corn-High Mixed
| 6S06S1lc. Oats-No. 2, 571a05Sc. q
| BuFFALo.-Beeues-S5 S5.OO05.75. Hogs-Live
x7OO07.4O. .Sheep-Live, $5.25G6.25.
| EAST Observation-Disclosures, $6.250S. .75
| medium, S5.25@Da50 Rogs-Yorkers, $6.5 go
| philadelphia, s7.6O@S.00. Sheep-Best, $e.OOQ
! $50: medium, S5.000575.