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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-01-08

And she proposed to worship him, for
she said, This is q great king, which is
born in Israel.
And straightway Salome was cured.
Then the midwife went out of the
cave, being approved by God.
And 10 ! a voice came to Salome, De-
clare not the strange things which thou
has seen till the child shall come to
Jerusalem.
So Salome also departed, approved
of God.
Then Joseph was preparing to GO
away, because there arose a great dis
order in Bethlehem by the coming of
some WISE men from the East.
Who said Where is the King of the
Jews born? For we have seen his star
in the East, and are come to worship
him.
When Herod heard this he was ex-
ceedingly troubled, and sent messengers
to the wise men and to the priests, and
inquired of them in the town hall.
And said unto them, Where have you
it written concerning Christ, the king,
or where should he DE born
Then they say unto him in Bethle-
hem of Judea for thus it is written !:
And thou Bethlehem, in the land of
Judah, are not the least among the
princes of Judah, for out of thee shall
come ruler, who shall rule my people
Israel.
And having set away the chief priests,
he inquired of the wise men of the town
hall, and said unto them, What sign was
it ye saw concerning the king that is
born?
They answered him, We saw an ex-
traordinarily large star standing among
the stars of heaven, and SO outshined
all the other stars, that they became
not visible, and we knew thereby
that a great king was born to Israel,
and therefore we are come to worship
him.
Then said Herod to them, Go and
make diligent inquiry ard if you
find the child bring me word again,
that I may come and worship him
also.
So the wise men went forth, and be-
hold the star which they saw in the
East went before them, till it came
and stood over the cave where the
young child was with Mary his moth
er.
Then they brought forth out of their
treasures and offered unto him gold,
and frankincense, and myrrh.
And being warned in dream by an
angel, that they should not return to
Herod through Judea, they departed
into their own country by another way.
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The German Christ-Kindie.

A better way prevails in Germany.
There is all the simple hearted merry
making which belongs to the celebrA-
tion elsewhere, but all is referred to
Christ R5ndje, the dear little Christ
child, who is thus commemorated. It
is the grand jubilee of children, who
are taught thus to recognize the ex-
istence and sympathy of the Christ
child. His childhood is just as present
to him-with hin-now, as his man
hood. He never forgets. Nay, his ex-
istenee is ceaseaess one. Hence he
is to-day, as really IS he was three
And who can estimate the effect which
this fact and its impression on the
minds of children produced. No one
can measure the JOY and blessing which
from year TO year fow forth upon all
ages of life from the contemplation of
the holy child Jesus, in his heavenly
innocence and divine humility. This
festival, thus celebrated, keeps con-
stantly before us the truth so beanti-
fully stated by IrenRus in the second
century Christ came to save all who
are born again in God through him
infants and children and youth and
age. For this reason he passed
through every age-Inade an infant 1or
infants, sanctifying infants child
among children, sancifying children
(and at the same time affording to them
an example of piety and righteousness
and subiection); youth among the
youth, being made an example TO
youth, and sanctifying them to the
Lord so, also, q senior among seniors,
that he might be perfect director In
every class. !"
Which shall our children worship,
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4 New Shell.


The English Arnay and Nngy Ga
zette has enumerated on several occasionn,
the various results of experiments un-z
dertaken by the committee on explo7
sives, with view Of aecertaining the
practical effects of Prof. Abel's pro-
posed plan for the explosion of common
shells filed with water, by means of a.
detonator, consisting of dry compressed
gun-cotton enveloping small cap of
illuminate of mercury. Some months
ago the practicability of exploding six
teen FOUNDER common shells In this
manner was satisfactorily establisheG
and the result of sach an arrangement
was the bursting Of shell into three
hundred fragments, whereas only akGnk
thirty pieces were produced by the ex-
plosion of an ordinary bursting charge
of gunpowder. The effect of such an
explosion among troops in the field
could not be otherwise than disastrous.
in the extreme. Lately, however, says
The GGsette, experiments have been
made with 8 inch common shells, which
far exceed In effect that of any con-
Quoted with the field service common
shell. On this occasion the bursting
element employed was wet gun-cotton in
lieu of water. It will be remembered
that the danger hitherto experienced in,
the employment of this explosive has
been obviated by wetting il, q discow4
cry having been made to the effect that
it detonated equally well wet or dry
Nine-inch shells were placed upright.
upon the sands at Shoeburyness, g.
boarding being erected around them at
convenient distance to Confine the.
fragments. The proiecfiles being then
filed with some eight on nine pounds Of
wet compressed gun-cotton, and q stde-
tonator," as described above, having
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1
Hawaii is pronounced How-are-ye.
PENNSYLVANIA has thirty-one colleges.
! Tom THUMB has become a Knight
Templar.
! turn actress.
"Lo cost us little over six mill
ions last year.
| THE Southern negroes are beginning
to talk about colonizing IN the West.
MIR. MOTLEY, the historian, has taken
house in London. His health is rnuchs
better.
Mas. Woodruff is in trouble; heT-
paper and her health have failed to-
gether.
BRIGHAM is getting better, and there
is some hope that he win outliye all his.
mothers -in-law.
Mr. DELos, of Wisconsin, has 149
warts on his hands, and that's warts the
matter with Delos.
The oyster beds of France nd En-
gland, in spite of artificial propa cation,
are practically exhausted.
The phenomenon of welldefne6
cross was seen on the moon at Knox
vile, Tenn, the other evening.
THE total steamboat tonnage for thes
entire civilized world amounts to 5,244.--
8S8 tons, of which sum England owns
3,015. 773.
The proprietors of the London Times
now cast their own type, and the same
plan is about to be adopted by all thee
lead ing dailies of that city.
TIE making of dolls shoes has grownA
within the past six or eight years into a..
business of sufficient importance to oc~-
cupy several manufactures.
ADMIRAL Dor, the " great" Americans
dwarf, has had a period put to his ex--
istence henceforth that rather SELF
important semicolon, Mr.. Thumb, Wilt
remain the national atom as hereto
fore.
ONO Is going to. send to the centen-
nial show cheese weighing IA TONS.
The export of big cheese from this.
country to England, by the way, is.
very large. An Inman steamer from
New York recently took number,
weighing 300 to 900 pounds each, one.
weighing over 200 pounds and one
2, 200 pounds.
THE son of DIR. Livingstone, the Arr
can explorer, complains that the be-
longings of his father were appropriate3a
by British officers upon the arrival OFF
the doctors body at Unyanyembe, thes
only genuine article belonging to thea
great traveller which reached London
being pair of air cushions. It noHs-
remains for the British officers to ex~--
plain matters.
WE once were acquainted with man
who had large hot legs OF roasted NUT
ton every morning for his breakfast 3;
and what gigantic pieces de resistance.
he had for his dinner only his cook and
butcher knew. When he bought tur--
keys he bought two-one for himself
and one for his family. No Empe4 or in
the days of the Roman decadence ever
ate more than this honest New England
citizen, and he lived to be eighty, inss
spite of hot sausages every night just
before going to bed. York ZSS6--
tC1ae.
Mosr of the Southern States are now
in default either as to the interest or
principal of their bonded debt. The
following table shows the amount thue q
due and without prospect of being
paid:
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DURING the late bathing season an in
dividual walked mp TO the Office of sea-
side hotel, and with considerable -four
ish signed the book and exclaimed /:
g I'm Lieutenant Governor of -
That doesn't make amy difference, =
says the landlord you'll be treated
Just as well as the others"
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TIE RAInwAy IN GREAT BRTrArs.
The total number Of miles or raiEWav
open and working in the British Empire.
at the most recent dates attainaf,le
mostly ON the 31st of December, 1873.
was q, ,564 miles. In the United KING.
dom the number Of miles open Id f9- OR2
and IN the Colonies, 1I.AS2. OF fbeee
5.S72 are in India, 3, ,889 IN the Domin-
ioniof Canada and ], ,257 In Australia.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-01-08

TIE Hon. Rev. Prof. Seelye, M. O.,
is attracting considerable attention
down East by reason of the multiplicity
of his legitimate titles.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-01-08

You can't take a trick " with the
s'trump Of fame. !"
, 1875-01-17

Tie leading produce markets rather less actire
Saturday, there not being much inducement to buy
IN any department. The influences outside we're gen
orally Of downward tendency, and markets stood
up well uudsr tham- There was = rumor esr1y Of =
money panic in Liverpool but that undoubtedly aross
entirely from twisting around Of the received
On Friday to the effect that there panic In Liver
pool en- California wheat-
slightly increased movement in domestic dry
goods Is reported local well interior buyers or
dcsing with ruther more fro<3om. Values were not
subjected to any material ductuaon- and the general
market may be considered steady slld firm. Groceries
remain quiet, with prices differing but little from
those current at the beginning of the week, though
certain ncsnotahly eofees, taa, rice, and s1rups-
arc more drml5 held Tho demand fer butter ahows
nttle or no im1roYenent, but the light re-
ceipts Of the past few dsyB have enabled
holders to work OF soms Of the accumulations,
and the market for deairat:s goods somewhat
improved look. Choice to fancy packed commands 50
@37c, and common to choico roll cells at 2o@27
Cheese very quiet uE a present. the severe weather
Of tho past few days checking eh1pmcnts. P1tccs
however, remain very firm ut 152lsc for primo goods
Nothing new noticeable in the begging, leather,
tobacco, coal and wood markets. Canned goods were
IN good request 1t fully former prices. Peaches are
scarcs and still show IN upward tendency. Dried
fruits ron1ain qusat, with prices firm Fish wero
steady with tho exception Of cad, which is tending
higher. There wus a moderate amount Of trnding in
oils at generally firm prices carbon advanced NC
No percepable change In lumber WIS noted. The de-
nand continues very Hight, but prices are quoted
steady though tho stocks here especially Of shtnRea
sra larger than usual Iron WIS quiet xnd steady
also metals, nails, aud steH hardware. Hny
steady under fair inquiry from local deal
ers md shippers. The deusnd for hides was
loss urgent but prices without natertal change
Eerit rnouask to fill clover
, 1875-01-17
TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.

FOREIGN WARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. Jsn' 1s-1i = m.EF,our. a1.aaa.
49,. - or,oa- a.. H. .,.n- "s :
"hea'-"tnee1' - 'otssa ~ spt"e, os ooea "a )
white. 9a 4d9s sd club, 90 9d9los 3D. Corn, 39s oda
los Pork, 8as Sd. Lard, SIS.
T-xno,r Tan 1s-s, mR.te ~ di.con7t T., or.,,
~. .sNI.,, ~ ~. eN.-4 - -
market ZOE tnree moctns mls, ~ fef eans' or PEI
cent below the bank rate
Consols for money, g254a92,< account, o2H492< :
M ~ ,cs 1o7,~.d ~ ~ ~ ,nc1. IN to. 1ni1<.
~|oa ~ ". ~ w. - ~, Io,* 4e'' toe'a ;
new 49, 1u34 Ne" 3o11 centfat' W; E1ae' 16'3
preferred, r.
FRANKFORT. IAN. ..16.-Fiye-twentoa of u saN
d.. ~ ~ p.. eor oo,<.
' 49, o'Ae, ~ -1ise
lard, 66s. Bacon-Long clear nafddles x78 ID !; tai
low. 42s Cd : shoulders Few. du1I at sea
, 1875-01-17
Mortality by Railway Accidents

In hls addToos befofa tue Ht:hahlcM 6ettlon
of tha Entish Association, Prof. james
Thompson discussos the question Of improve
m=n.s in railgay-enginec1ing. By reference to
tie reports for the last twenty-seven ycars he
one passenger in 900 900 was killed Through tho
period thu number steadily diminished, till, in
ISIS, it was one in II. .0o0. .0oo Among the en-
ployes of the roads, however, very different
state of affairs exists. for in tue saue year, 1873
one out of every 323 employees Of the rsiiroads IN
Great Britain lost his life. The great majority
of these accidents occurred At stations and along
tho lines in the operations Of coupling and
shunting. CT switching the cara from oua track
to aoother.-'' Nature and Sciencc'' in Ec1z6ner
for February.
, 1875-01-17

An ancient widow vas walking the other day
in the Avenue du Maine, Paris, With her dog.
shortly returned carrying q piecs Of bacon,
which it buried in some soft earth. '' Your dog
is clever" said b psaser-bJ. "Poor thing" said
tee widow. "ehe hss young onee, and this de-
veIops hcr Instincts" So saying, the widow IN
covered tho bacon and placed it in capacious
pocket Presently The dog rcappes1ed with q
pair OF Socks. This seeming to DO sign OF
over anxiety fer her young, tho passer-by point
ed her cut to the peiice, who fornc in her pocket
b c.ke. pair ct small boots. knife, tho rieoo
Of bacon, ; sausage. hool, and so,no other
mattera. The poor dog 'was acnt to be blangh-
tared, and tho widow taken to tho 2o1ics-station.
, 1875-01-17

ting decline Of 4 to par cant In tho entire List from
the best prices Of ths day,
Ths report was in circulation that tbs boota Of tho
Lake Shore Railroad Company were seized, and TINS
rumoT doubtless tended to influence that stock lne
transactions aggregated 20o 0c0 shsres, Of which
shures Western Union a. ooo Lake sho5e' 2oooo
Northwestern, 1s quo Union Pzcifc 500 Pacific hA
s.tc0 st, Paul, and 5000 Ette,
, 1875-01-17
Tho Loan Market Reported
Exceptionally Dull.
Ne3T3 Sales Of Properly tn the South
ern Suburbs.
Otherwise The Transactions Are Few
- and Unimportant.
Rents on South Water Street,
"EroWus ''---Misce1la-
nGO1lS.
rrF BOTANICAL GARDENS.

TIE BOTANICAL GARDENS.
Last week we ruhlshed iet.er from L. B.
Eidv.y, Esq.,. ono Of the 6outt Park Commits
sioness. and au article from the Pharmacist
giving eoraorhnt in detail tho plans Of thu Com
1oiss:orers in relation to the establishment Of a
botanical garden It WAS fine ntroke OF policy
to enlist the services Of some Of
OUR LEADING c1THENa
to take charge Of the whole matter free
of expense Some OF thsm have given
their lifelong ensrgies to botanical
zci>noo, snd cur people generally
sAo:1d therefore appreciate tho value OF their
rnroUardel e1Yorts. 11uoh will doubtless be e1-
pecsod from this Improvement, but ne tave no
doubt that tie results will mora than realize
expectations. Dre1el boulevard has really =
ATTRACTED MoRE ATTENTION
from Strangers. as we'll as from our own people,
and Is an inrestmens Lss been rorth far more
to tho city, than the soath Park itself.
The tendency Of mea Of tast, and wealth to
como to ChiceSe that they nsy enjoy with their
families tho advantages which tl,eso splendid in
prorcnents affc-d, is widespread and incrcas-
nE. );
TO ORNAMENT
these boule7aFds 1nd parks II tho most superb
mancer. The managers viii rot ccnlne thc1n-
selves merely to plants and flowers. but tho
culture OF hardy ahtuba and forest trees will oc-
cc,,v Ixrge share Ut their attention Whoever
lss yisi:e1 Bee ten or New Haven, or sesn the
frrnd old r1ccs in tho parks OF Europe, can
form some opinion Is to the yalua OF these iua-
,,rove1nenta
-. TO THE FUTURE
OF Chtczgo. They are inceed PRICELESS, and
therefore the Commissioners should receive the
cos1ial support OF Ill onr citizens. So far ~ We
have .lea,1, their action in this regard ia uni
Fsrsaly approved
, 1875-01-17

Proposals for Supplies
ErA77 az ILLINOIS, COUNTY Or cook,)

KTl77 az I.L1Nors, COUNTY or CooE,)
COUNTY CLERK'2 OFFICE,
CHICAGO, Jan. Is 1875.
In pursuance Of Instructions the Board Of Coi.-
siouezs OF Cook County, public notice hsreby given.
that Eesed proposals will be received by ths Board Of
Commissioners Of Cook County uatu Monday, Jan. q,
1875, 1t noon for furnishing Cook County With Meat
MiIk Bread Boots and Shoes, Blank Books, Stationary
Printing and Binding required or this OF tho County
fur tho 1885, 10 be delivered At such places and 1t
such ttncs tho County usy direct
proposal to furnish all Of sid articles shall be taku
a. proposal for each 2<ticle and failure accept aa
by tho County Board Of any article when offer
furnish than OF aaid articles contained tho
proposal ahau ba considered breach af tha bead
com2anyin8 tho proposal.
Bonds TINT bidders will execute and perform contracts
when awarded must accompany proposals propossl
will not bo considered.
All bidders NIL be required to snter into bonds NTH twa
surctios he approved by tho County Board In suza
sufficient to the faithful performance OF the
trc the County rcsovtuE to ttss the right to reject
any all bids, any part Of bid
Payments to b madn promptly in cash, after
bills aha have been audited By tho Boa1d orders
be drawn,
Exhibits showing approximation OF tho kinds and
quantities OF articles ccded by tho County,
be In tic o:co of the Clerk Of said Board.
Proposals to bo sealed aad addressed to the Board Of
Commissioners c! Cook County, and tndorsed Proposals.
for"
JOHN CoNLEY,
JoHN McCAFFEEY,
..=:>,. -. K G. SCHMIDT.
PATRICK CARROLL
A. B. JOHNSON.
Committee Public Service.
, 1875-01-17
and lot. On Hono1e street, south OF Adams, for

| and lot. On Hono1s street, south OF Adams, for
| 800.
i. n. II. Jackson purchased 98 feet on the
| southwest corner OF Centre avenue and jackson
Btroet, improved, for 852, ,000.
Amos Green has mold 279}1 feet on Chicago
avenue, west Of Sheridan street, for 922 900.
L. 4 J. II. French have sold Nos. 1635, 1851,
| and 1859 Wabash avenue, to William II. klce, fol
/ $4,000.
| second street, cas-. Of Lincoln street, Horny
Walker, for $13,0 900. Henry Walker bu4l to J.
". Doane tho came property, the same day, for
SIS, 600.
D. Knight Carter has sold to H. a. Anderson a
lot on Tincennes avenue, between Thl1ty-elghth
aud Thir1v-nipth streets, for So, goo.
". L. Rice lns sold to Augustus and John II.
French 312x1l8 feet on Forty-aecond street, cor
| ner Of Chanaplnln avenue, With other property,
for 931, ,3c2.
1o0x2)8 feet on Fity-frs. street, east Of Cottage
Grove avenue, for $4,000.
II. s. Hinkley sold to William o. Cole. 116
acres in Sec. 10, SO, u, for $4,000.
MISCELLANEOUS.
''DRowSs"
J. D. Harvey has leased the first floor Of
"Brownt." which has q frontage OF Is feet On
Clark street and 80 On Madison~1streot to
Henry Hatch, for rot2l clothing house. The
terms arc $4,000 year for three years. Tbs
wholesale house. Of Henry ". King Co. are
understood to be interested in this enterprise
WEST PARK COMMISSIONERS.
L vacancy in the West Park Board OF Com
missionern has been created BY the death Of
David Co1s, Esq, It is to be filled BY ap-
pointment by the Governor. Among names
mentioned a. candidates are Isaac B. Hifs, Esq.
ooa ~ +ba sorr,ar E.on,,nisa,onara and Alden r.
~, -
alalaro' o' 1a"noa'e'
|. MoSThoak-
l. The ovnerB Of property IN Mont1ces nelQ
meeting during the week to dlscuss general i'm
.p1oVoments LOT iAontrose. 1ae mees"s aa-
:jorrned TIL next inesday at o'cloek, =. tue
rooms OF the Association for 5io1troso Improve
ments, No. lo6 South Clark strset.
/; : RENTS IN sou1H WATER STREET.
ono OF the events OF the week Was neetinS
OF the members Of the P.oduce-Exchangc to
consider the relations between landlords and
tenants Of buildings On South Water street.
One Of the conclusions reached after much eur
1vera reanonsihIa for tbs cnorrnous rental Of
80. ~ sn,,th Jv.+o1 bacans. thaV -,
sisted upon cToEdlns together rpon the same
street, when within etones throw there
we're plenty of vacant puiidinge that could
fra rrasant rent of inferinr ftores On South
w. swat A1' .rraed tbet nn1esa aoToa
reasonable o reduction Tas made by tho landlords
It Wonld Do IL oelter 70 @emoso sne ehtao cpu-
a!5a4o1 Iaoo " anee-4p4 ..4lo oIesost osto1s' ~
1no Aa1keL s.teos "as ~. sasgsa.eu ~ ~ .Is -
ne-.er, 1n. G:.... ~ snu nAs ~ a;s.,,, 49,.
sa'.; IS r.I,a.d rants ;th IN ,er7I,1as ~
4ues.4gu W te-s.So Ae''~ Ae" @1o AA1N>" W
oouta "ase1 ot1ees-
IN SAN FRANCISCO.
The situation OF real-cstato dealers iu San
Francisco ae report ed in the Chronicle, OF that
city at the 4th inst. Is ono to mako C:ic2eo
reaI,stafe dnale-. enyin1s. II savK.
~ ~S.-".-.
pss.ns pea q nos'ness-propstly nas not q Ms1s
ny engn o. oas tos Dus5 LOT suGa ,,iis @
tneIo H1e 1'o1e ousste ..ta lIS eouNu vi
, 1875-01-17

SaEEP-Ths yeak Just closed has becen an ective
in this Lranch Of the market. Although the re-
cepts havo coa considerably largcr than il past
At hko PERIOD there wers bnyars for Al offer
lngs and 1t fnliFststaned prices, the market ruling
kteady 1t $.oG4.75 for common to medium, and At
s500@5.6 for good 10 choice. Extra aalablo u.
$5@G75. sales having been effected 1t the latter
ngure. The market closed firm with about au sold.
, 1875-01-17
STOCKS.
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following were tho receipts aud shipments OF
tho leading .1clea Of produce In III: dy during tho
twensy-tou1 hougs ending 1t T O'Clock on Saturday
morning. and for the corresponding d1tsons year ago
, 1875-01-17
Gold WIS tsi6s ar1nez, At 1u:@112K.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

Gold VAS tei6e frrnez, At luE@112K.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
Sterling exchange WIS 4ssh gao; cab1s transfers,
London, 4s1k: Paris, 61o<. othar rats ee foreign
e1rhsuge aie quoted:
Germany irsiohm.zks). s54@ %
Belgium trancs).- ).--.-......--........-. o!oEt9ou{s
aSid sng: ata3sK 1
sxss5ese swsaea, So1asy, nd denmark ironsr].
Auz1rla paper aorins}. }.................... 44H
Tho following notice Of changes in tho method Of
computing and quoting foreign values, adopted BY ths
Berlin Chamber Of Commerce, will b. Of interest to
dealers In foreign exchange:
The following usage Will b adhered to In computing
fo1ern values: 100 francs equal to 50 reiahsnark l
sterling equs1 to 70 reiehsnark; 100 forms, Austrian
equal to 100 reichsn1hrk horirs sf aoutheTn Ger
1A.ly equal II reirtsuiaIk 81 oqual to 4.23 rechs
bel equal 10 $40 re;chauxrk; 100 dorina hou equal to
Ito reichsmark. BY these changes the following yari
ktouH in tho modo Of quoting foreign exchange will
take place: "Anste1t2m will be quoted ssr Ito
Belgium per 100 francs; yenna per 1oo norina, At,s
trim Augsburg For lou South German forins; Pc
tcrshurg and Warsaw par 100 rube1. Foreign Gains
are to be quoted fol1ova: French bank Dot.s Per
100 franco; Austrian notes per 100 dorins ltose&n
notes per 100 rubcl foreign bank noles, Gtr11 par
100 relchsmark Louis dor and sovsretyns Per rsu<=s
Napoleon dors and Imperials par 500 g7amuaea xnd
per riece Austrlan silver forms per d. 1g0.-Au in
rechsmark" These arrangements covar au tho States
embraced in tho German Confederation
CITY AND COUNTY SECURITIES.
Thsre is leaa doing in these secu13as account Of
the strong demand for funds in general bueincs1.
Pr3eaa havs not Weakened aud observe strong up
ward movement In quotations for these stocks in Bos
ton. Ws quote:
, 1875-01-17

Screen shipped for tho weet IT, a7 pieces aes1nss
ST. m Tor tho corresponding wceS Last ycaE tncs 1so,
,164 4 OLD pieces, AGanas bA 41Q plooca hs sa1e uo
Ii lai3. I,
tIaczudes al cut meats. szcopt shoulders and j. r.
hams.