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Richland beacon., 1875-01-09
SPICE-BCX,

~ 'N''' - '''''i" an 10y t'''s.
Head waiers-BnrJers.
sicccc !. n, Gra.t r.rr,, ~ cJr,
Tie smallest hair throws shadow.
Cheap Iivime--Livirg on excitement.
1..,..ro.. c,,,,r,,r;so-- ,;,.;,,, ,ar.c,,
pat mp job bunker Hill monument.
The greatest can b.t blaze and PAS away
E,JJ,y horses mr., ,Io,r..r .I.,,, Ar,t, .,,o,,-
" hat haibcr nusn't do-Lahcr his WIFE
Something to h.pl-Ligh,nrng rod peiAlcr>.
COOL L;.l. ,,,, e ,l.,r,;. t.,o. h.
h,.,I
lr'nol, ,,i,. n','n a,,' % e'"''''''-io ID
To pn'i msu with n. large family. GLORY
Is Of but lite account.
wise man my keep his own counsel
consequently has mo jpbs t1r STANCE lawyers
D.
,,,,,.I,;,..;l, .I "'''"" WAC ""'Shs 81
80, '''S'S'S '''''' sue Is o"!"1oodys dari'
w,,,
- II
c .'n ',''''e' i'-'"" Is pf|Ins WISH to the
'"'''''
"HrJ" !mnucts rrplally her;,a ,g,oir,.,r,o,
'''' me *, 'aH'a'ioh 81 husbands "hcn they
'''''. ""''
The young kir- cf E,vari, ,;,r,,...r.' IN
al,!icnt-. but he'd better ,aI >irp,rios. 49,,
scarce noyy.-D.;rrr Tr,p PCS
m
i"S h'E"cS' P'i|t IL a 'hIn"s" lottery j.
'"'nE -i''''e cents "'t 'he swearing :. J''st
GInLa.
,.
! h-'-'tH bay -!ri shook an "ii hors" pistol
~ heF ia'hrf n"tii u" came down ""h SO
, i"f Il he" lar ci''N.--hc'foi, ircc Press.
\ buchanan describes New i"rk"rs as
p'''! H"e pecPiss, "h" go about der
>lffr'' Sh,;rntS each oder, a." dry call ia;
"'@"'"'S''
Ii nut make 2 n,o fec, mean >, MN -,
T ",' uTo' p''a''s' he tn''h> be = gong =" de,
, r.,I., VIZ "o'' IVA pun ''i''' "''''=h al
Lines--not iy Tennyson, but by somebody
else:
, :, nos" WAC IN G"aIr"'s Inierrose
-'"H' WV" "'lea ui"''y roe.
That C!rmer undcrstood hur7,, r,,,,r, ,,.,o
said: "fi y,u wa,, 10 kori ycpr r,y :,
! Lo.nc Ionr bear too hard on he .,;n, ,,ona
wheh re i"c'IS 'he crank.
4, lIligoi, dciarar ..LaI .c,n- vh.., I,,
aro.c aud ,,,id ~Y.s y,,,,,o,,.,, u,
was the hirur., kind nf = fl M Ir,, W,.,,;,o-
ton wtipped EN- Ii,. w.,
ca zee. bu, lie awo,c III r,,e u;r,,, ;,rI ya,ieJ
ont: Why don't Won rur s,,,,,, NOR. ,,o,,.J
! in lnat stove z--u.t,n,, Prs.
:
, "'hci NAN III i''F''pH't Oeng on ms
"'"''-"eI' "l,hed 10 c""suit stone proper
friends sem, ,ir ,,.rr,,, ,,.,a', - , ", NE
, D''"
An agricultural paper says that kind words
WI cure ac"w OF sicking. but many prefer
= lie o'd way OF mau:i"g the cTi,tcr with
: fence rail uHl! her heart is broken.
Toledo papers announce tia, there is plenty
: OF work III thai city, but carefully corcea! the
} Iac' l'a! s'i' WON Is s"i:lS on bench IN
[ ''"''' Vi cO'i s'o'e ana WISHING IL were
- Sf''s'
When hoy is sitting on tho sp,,v.s;Io .,
ho'se-hafl, ""lIing i"r iis father 20 come
, nome ana ii'k hinl' y"n might talk as,rono-
'iy 70 hin icr Irur straight hours and not
, e"tI'e ms interest
! A gentleman took Tho G.yio,v;,, ,.,.,,-,,,,
I, 70 lie tc!crra,b cfir. ~. p, -.
, rocI s,r,,., ,,,,,,,,,.,.., -. =. -.-,.t,
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a MULE WILLING TO Goa bad little
boy IN Portland lit pack of shooting crack
efs, and threw them into the street 10 see
thcm go off, One OF Ike Batman's mules
came along and swallowed them before they
went Off" The mule walked about fifteen
feet and stopped. Things wasn't acting right
inside. lie began TO taste the smoke of fire
crackers. He laid his left ear around against
MS ribs and heard something IL was them
crackers having fun. The mule picked ont
about ~ miles of straight road and starred
a negro met him about mile the other side
OF The almshouse, going south, white with
persplration. with streams of smoke shooting
our Oh ms nostrils, mouth, and ears, while his
TAN STUCK straight up, and q stream OF blue
ana green smoke about ten feet long fol-
lowed in the rear. Ike found his mule yes
terday morning sticking halfway through n
farm house near Paddy's Run, still sInOkiro
The man had got his family out and put 'en1
up INTO lot of trees. Ike hauled his rnrlo
home, when he got cool enough on a draw.
Inc man is going to move his house further
PACK on the road, and his wife and Oldest
daughter Will be baptized when the water
gets Warm.-IouisriHe CJtTier-J0,a7,ul
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81 A good name will wear out: a bad one
may be turned; nickn anne lasts forever
GA '.journeyman grammar smasher'' is
what one st. Louis editor terms another.
81 A eaudy Chicago justice OF the peace is
described as "a red, round lump of flesh with
two cracks for eyes"
The man who three years ago married a
Newport belle says he begins to realize that a
thing of beauty Is jaw forever.
re- conflict impends between the Turks
and Montenegrins, growing out of the recent
outrages by the Turks in Albania.
The students OF the state university of
lna1ana refuse to recite to female profess
soF. She ought to spank 'em.
g-Judge Gilmor, in the criminal court of
baltimore, yesterday sentenced two New
York thieves 10 six years imprisonment
each IN the Maryland penitentiary for rob-
berry on the streets.
just as you raise your hat to a-lady acduafnt-
ance. is one of those things which make the
vocabulary OF profanity balm to the heart
bowed man.
~ Precisely what did Beecher mean in his
Joke about 1.-The laying on OF hands," and is
"the laying on of hands," as the churches
Herald.
Michel Ford, Philadelphia conner
smith, attacked his wife with hatchet yes
te1uay, IN mt of jealousy, and chopped her
ton.
aS-A schoolmaster thus describes a money
lender: He serves you in the present tense
he lends in the conditional mood, keeps vol,
IN the subjective, and ruins you in the future
tense!'
sS-A school, in Vermont is presided over by
cross-eyed teacher. A few days ago he
called out: THAT boy that I am looking at
Will step out on the floor" Immediately
twenty seven lads walked out in front of the
astonished pedagogue.
~Heidenblut, who murdered his EMPLOY
er ana rs 10 be hung in Philadelphia tO-mor-
row, believes that his spirit will go direct to
It's maker, and that he will experience a per-
feet state of blessedness in the other world
~ A little girl, four years old, created
Sunday-school class: '.Our dogs dead 1
bet the angels was scared when they see him
coming up the walk. He's cross to stran-
gers"
Evolution is an indignation of matter
and concomitant dissipation of notion dur
ing which the matter passes from an indeffn
lie homogeneity to definite coherent heter
ogeneity, and during which the retained mo-
uon undergoes parallel transformation
~At a meeting of the citizens of Cincin-
natl on saturday night, resolutions were
adopted declaring that they regarded the ac-
tlon OF the military in connection with the
orsanization of the Louisiana legislature
with alarm and indignation.
~A Massachusetts editor who proposes
hereafter to publish list of births, as well
as marriages and deaths, says: To prevent
mistakes and abuses, We shall make q rule
new conner: We trust the object of this pre-
caution viii be appreciated"
Missourian who attended PRAYER
meeting with his daughter felt compelled to
go to heaven, but If these fellows don't stop
winkfn' at Mary, there will be good deal
OF princing around here the first thing they
know
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District Affairs i'm Congress.

The CoRCoRAN SQUARE MARKET corr
PANY.
In the Senate to-day Mr.. Hamlin intro
duced bill TO incorporate the Corcoran
Square Market Company. The bin is the
same as that before Congress last winter, and
names as incOrporatOrs Sy1vanus Gleason,
VIM. II. Hoover, VIM. Mcclure. s. r. Bond.
sydney Mcfarland, 8. $. Hoover w. A. Cook,
Barber, Chas. Lemon, f. w. Dom. A. Glea-
son, L. Rupert, X. &. Hewitt, T.. Downing
and =. L. Wheatley.
PETITIONS
A petition. signed by the officers of s.The
National Association for the Relief of Des-
titute COlored Women and Children" which
mas home for tails class in Washington. was
presented III the Senate to-day by Mr.. Nor
FlIl' OF Vermont. praying Congress to apprO-
ton,
Mr.. Cragin presented a petition from Levi
=. Wright and Dennis O'Neal 4 Co. pra wing
congress tn pass an act declaring that il was
the true intent of that body in passing the act
providing government for the District of
Columbia. June 20. 1874. that contractors for
sweeping the streets and avenues and clean
ing the alleys should receive paw for such
work out of any money in the city treasury
not otherwise appropriated, the same as
other ordinary municipal expenses are now
paid. Mr.. Wright sets forth that he entered
into a contract with the Board OF Public
"orks december I, 1913, TO sprinkle, sweep,
and Keep clean all the streets and avenues
for one year; that he has faithfully per-
formed this work; that he was to he paid S2S
per mile monthly; that he was paid in GER
tlhcateS with the exception of 81 800 in cash
that FOR ten months past he has been Obliged
To carry ON the work without any pecuniary
assistance from the District, and has been
obilSed 10 borrow money at very eXOrbitant
rates. and his loss as a matter OF Justice
should be made up TO him. Dennis O'Nea
n Co. represent that they had n similar con-
tract 70 clean alleys from March ~. 1874. Their
work up TO the LIST OF December 1861
amounted to 81, 80 for which certificates
tllne, portions of which they Were compelled
10 dispose of at a sacrifice of about 90 cents
on the dollar. making their total loss
S5,d436i, which they ask NAV be made COOL
10 them. Mr.. Wright states the total amount
due him as S5i,02G.7. Both petitions were
referred 10 the Committee on the District of
Columbia ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-19

y HAMOTH CAVE has recently been dis
covered in the Humboldt range. The en-
trance is about miles northeast of Star CITY.
Nevada, about 2.oG0 feet higher than the
town, and eight miles from the central pa
cihc railroad. 1t has been known to the IN
dams for ages, and they say that many wears
ago 1t afforded passage through the mOun-
tam 10 point opposite the Humboldt house
The cave was partly explored in 1863 by Cap
tam Prescott, James A Banks and A. j. Sim
mons Some time ago party went into the
cave and found several large chambers with
entrances hardly large enough TO crawl
through. The cave was explored for mile
but no passage through the mountain was
found.
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G. E o r G. ETOWN.

INCENDTARISM. House No 81 Green
street. occupied by Jane Thompson, colored,
was discovered to be on fire yesterday. some
person having ignited a lot OF clothing with
ne apparent intention of burning the house.
Officer Burrows and the neighbors extin-
guished the flames without turning in an
alarm. Damage about 500
LIEUT.. j. I. ESSEX, of the police force, is
lying very low at his residence in George
town, and his death may occur at any mo-
1922
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The Alleged Attempt TO B,ackmai,.


THE LETTER on WHICH THE CHARGEwAs
In the Police Court fn Judge sneu ,o-,or
appeared James Graham who was CHARGED
with attempting To backmail VIM Smith
az stated in yesterdays STAR. Mr Evans
prosecuting attorney, stated that he could
see no OHense against Graham, as he had
simply written letter TO Smith threatening
10 expose an alleged fraud if he (Srnithl did
not pay him (Giraham) the amount of a iudp-
ment obtained: The letter is as follows:
H., GIL. IWAsHINeToS, p, G., Jan. IL. 1875
Hm Silhh: L go TO New York ,n few days to
stay, and thought I would let Won know what + IN
tth,l DONG; and give you another chance Of payinp
times obtained against you-S50: costs : I0-Halso
amount awarded me for balancing books of n 6
Co. SlSl2 Is. making Sal. Is have determined If
the above amount is not paid TO me NV W@d1csd,,l
next TO write full statement of the frauiuIrnt ma
1HTe Oh th Cam you have male against the District
oi over S4,tIy, and need not remind Won how thar
claim was made up bv You and MIR Emm Irt and n%t
down by me. namely. by charging five or six tirIGS
fraudulent have the proofs by me, viz: The a%fn
al cost OF the original work and the original enry
halc by ne which L have made up. and find thlt
there really is not dollar due to v6ur frm
beyond the SlSG0 already allowed AMI raid ron
snail send III tins statement sworn before. no
10 get dollar Of this Outrageous claim anil Viii
moreover take good care that the Board Of Audit
shall take action upon il, for will ruhIiSh II in -
or more of the city papers that the tax-ptvars sbaj
know how they robbed. You have treated n. ~
b"dly on the 5O-dollar debt, due now nearly -
longer. 1 am no blackmaiier, but simpIy want The
eif1 h aH gg ssrned want your reply at
81 this to General Crittenden and Col Cooke NY
Mr.; Smith Sent a reply. dated d %Washiing-
ton, January 18th. 1876" saying: "In answer
to yours Of January 18th, will see Won at
the city post-office on Saturday. the 18th. nv
hve O'Clock p. M, as / am lust leaving tho
city and shall not be back until the last of
A uoIle proseoui vac nntaro6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-19

SPIRITS WHO SCRATCH PEOPLES NOSES.
extraordinary spiritual manifestations were
SHOWN at boston, the other night, during n
seance. NapOry lights fioated about the
room, various persons Were addressed bv
name. and when one old gentleman tried To
take ms handkerchief from his pocket, some
being Offered i'm q whisper to wine his nose
10 him: and suited the action 10 the word
While holding hands around the circle
another persons nose itched, and when he
spirit hand perfOrrned that oflice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-19

The FEMALE BARRIERS are the sensation
on Sixth street just now. A crowd of men
and boys who haven't a spare fifteen cents
l Lor a shave may be seen at any hour of the
day peering curiously through the curtai : ).
or making comments on the more fortunate
ones who enter. The testimony of those who
nave been through the mill differs consider
ably. The principle of the thing. they saw. is
all wei enough. but some of those girls ought
TO practice little more with the razor before
they set up for artists Louisville Co,l,--yo1,,,
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A nolle prosequi was entered.

BREAD FOR THE PooR.-Mr. IoSeph Ham
I'm, who had given out that he would dis
trlOute 1000 loayes of bread to the poor this
morning, distributed large quantity an bis
residence, the Hamlin House. corner of 9Th
street and the Avenue. He was assisted nv
ms daughter. There was not much of o rush
when he commenced, but when the fact bn-
came known his doors were besieged by sue,
crowd that by noon the distributors were
obnged 10 suspend for rest. 1t was noticed
applicants. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-19

a CLEVER ATTEMPT To ESCAPE FROM
PRISON FoILED.-Allen, the Vermont bur
glar, made a shrewd attempt to escape from
the theisia lail the other night, by rigging
up a dummy" in sitting posture upon his
fixing its legs so that il logged quietly up and
down. The officer who came to lock the pris-
oners up at night asked il everything was
right, and voice said il was. He locked the
door and went into the cell above. when he
saw some one going along the walk and run
ming out caught Allen, whom he supposed he
had locked Ia his cell. The leg of the dummy
the cell above, the occupant of which worked
to aid Allen in his escape, while the answer
70 the omcer's question was made through
the ventilator.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-19

~ nitro-glycerine factory ON an island
IN the North river exploded on SATURDAY. af-
ternoon, killing three men. The premature
e e. OF blast In New jersey badly in-
lureo seven men, one OF whom will die
SAt indianapolis n member of the legis-
iature Is about TO cast gloom over the en-
tire community His bill for the suppression
OF cock-nghtins is nearly ready.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-19
LOCAL y f. W s.
Amu<emenfs. &C.. Tonight.

NtaiOgtdi TRtd'tT.-The Deau Alive.
F6TrFs Op|TG HCdse.-The Sea Of Ice. or The
Prayer ia the Storm.
7h6cter CtR6Glf.-The Black Hand, or The
0Sf VII
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-19

clipping HORSES CRUELTY TO ANIMALS
A coachInan in the employ of Mr.. George :.
Appleton, the publisher, Thomas Baker By
name, was brought before the jefferson Mar
ket police court this forenoon, on complaint of
Mt hehry BerSn, 10 answer charge of cru
city To his 1.-THE defendant's) horses by " elm
ping them during the recent cold snap One
OF Mr.. BeTgh's deputies at the time remOn-
strateh win the man. who answered him
only with voliey of abuse Baker was held
TO bail TO appear at the general sessions Mr.
Appleton being his surety. The case excited
unusual attention, owing to the prominence
OF the house in which the prisoner is en-
plOyed.--N y. letter. 18th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-19

The ANTHRACITE COAL TRADE the past
week Is without special feature. the trade be-
ing almost entirely at standstiii as we'll
among The coal producers as the coal Carl
crs. Mining in almost all the coal regions is
az a matt. The whole supply returned is q
double the amount in corresponding week
last year, and yet the tonnage thus far the
present coal year is So, 532 tons being an in
crease OF 26,szo tons on the the tonnage 10 cor
responding time last year. The SIMPLY of
coal on hand is considered abundant, the
principal subject of interest just now being
an adjustment of wages and OF coal prices for
the current PYilL,}elDhia LcCtypr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-19

bC4LpING ASSoCIATION-At the thirty
ninth lneetlngOI the East Washington Build
inS ASSOCIATION, Friday night. twelve shares
were Withdrawn a premium OF 81 and ten
sold at -.
~ the sixth annual meeting Of the Fifth
Ndru Building Association last night the
secretary. Mr. r T. Ferguson. reported thar
he value OF the stock having reached the
constitutional limit in January. 1874, the a.
SOciatiou Al that time commenced closing mn
ITS affairs. two dollars on each share beiDsr
deducted from the premium allowed to cover
losses The treaSGreT'S account rendered
Shows cash on hand January. 1874 aud re
revived during the year. at SIS OSfn5: 2lO Sha res
nave been Withdrawn. and S11.3tiO6 paid FOR
same total number OF shares withdrawn AMI
settled. l.@s'6; number holding loans. 80: num-
Der anime numbered, %. average premium paid
ouTlnS tho year, ~lG.45. Officers were then
elected As follows u. y. TAFT. president: j
~ Stal!ey. vice president, G.. r. Gulick.
treasurer. II. T. Ferguson, secretary. Di-
rectGrS-Dr. J. L. Richardson. W III. Barton
J. W. We~tfail. Isaac &. Slater. John &. Sla-
ger, samuel Bel and Dr. JOS. Walsh. Seven
Teen shares were Cancelled al ~ premium per
share.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-19

A GENTLEMAN entered this Office the
other day and asked the senior If he wanted
seaSonable poem on the snow The court
records contain the following: "John Fin
against editor of Armenia Times. Assault
and battery Verdict for defendant, SioO.-
Aneltu ~. " Times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-19

HOW TO CURE A SORE THRoAT-oOne
VINO mas tried 1T" communicates the follow
ing seasonable item about curing sore
throats: Let each one of your half million
readers buy at any drug store one ounce OF
chiorate of potash. Whenever any soreness
appears In the throat put the potash in half
tumbler of water, and with it gargle the
thoroughly with the cauphoratej oil al
night before going TO bed, and also pin around
The throat small strip OF wooden fiannei
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T. L Y ITEM Ms.

fRt fCrIh FITTING SHIRTS in the great
St variety. comparing LavotahIy with am
ard price. WI
re collars to suit. AZ much le>, than IRE
Nalllng prices. one Price Oaly.
GFo. G. hENSING. 4la .th street.
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MARKRITER,S

No. 439 9TH street, between and + streets doore
above Odd Fellows Hall
Just received, Beautiful Pastel Paintings bv
Breuerton; also, several different sized comics ~
Carl Muller's holy Family - f "
OIL painting of Charity by Genarria, Italy
Autumn on the Connecticut by Max We'll ''
FINEST collection of Porcelain Paintings in the Dis
uict, rang ing in price from So to $50.
Ali the above are handsomely framed
Also, choice ChrOmOs, Engravings and Photo.
graphs. &c; also largest assortment of PAPER
HANGiNGS and PICTURE FRAMES in the Dis
ulct. Window Shades, Picture Cord and TassIe
wire center, timed silver and gold plated Picture
Sord, Picture Nails, Rings, &c. Orders for Paper-
hanging, lndOw Shades Picture Frames pune
tually hlied and satisfaction guaranteed.
~ Terms Cash iane 2y--
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-19

OSE DOLLAR AND HER FoRGIyENEss-
The Will of the late Julia Smith. who left an
estate worth $4,000, was admitted to pro-
pate In New York Saturday morning after a
long contest. The peculiar feature OF the
case was that she left all her property to a
niece minor, cutting Off her husband with
81 and her " forgiveness" Mrs Smith had
separated from her husband some years prior
TO her death, owing, as she alleged. to his
cruel treatment of her. The contestant was
the husband. va
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Probabilities To-day.
oFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 10. 1875. I
Tor the middle states and the lower lake
region. high barometer. lower temperature
man on Monday. clear or partly cloudy
weather with northeast 70 northwest winds
in The former, hut EOyth or west winds in the
latter
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THE SALE AT "EdgewoOd," the residence Of
the late Chief Justice, has been further most
poned. See al. in another column.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-19

MEssRs, Col DsTEIN 4 Co. have postponed
the sale of their entire stock of jewelry, &C.,
which time the sale will positively COM
mence.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERcf4L.
Washington stock Excanurs. Ian IN

Warrington stock Exchange. Jan. 10.
The foewing the prices bid AMI asSei at the
meetirc e the washinGton stock ESchsngs 10 day:
rs IsS j. H. bid, lil ssksi do, is67 DO, iiss
Bank, io7 bid, III asked; Citizens Nati1nal RANK
Iis bid ~ City P,ssegger Rsilrcads-Metropoiitsn
Temple bonds y ksp T@Id' q, I'D q, sssnS
Sreat Falls Ice Company stock, IS bid: Arlington
Metropolitan Fire Ins Co stock iel bid: New YORK
Ale! hSi;eSandras, Washington and Georgetown Steam
district OF Columbia Wv ashinetoa 90. : Bis. =.
j. J ISIS, 81 asked; do, $50, ss asked: Per-
g asked do do So bid, = Ss a;kd li'' NAIL Il S1a;
f FneS f hCRds, 90 j. iss So bid 81 asked
ma y isIs- g bid; sa's asked; Ten Year bonds,
Leg l6's NJ ": 1892 ssl5 bid, aIls asked; Ger
n Ro STICK P rstSi Gu at pleasure Is bid
j. j., ls5. % bid 20 asked; do, ISIS: s. bid 81
sd asked; DO, IS, s b di11ks . a aS FL So bud,
SCI bid So asked: Certificates. sewer, S. j. n,
fsT,d e hid s e. b bid "a $0 water
The Markets.
hngs, lPe to ia Flour steady in cool ,iernanI-
s~ars street western extra le2 g 5; 10 family
Is 70 LIS; others unchanged Corn duIi"whita
outhern . 10 20; yellow southern, ~, NJ elevator
here; western white, 6i to g.; western mixei. 3;
N.Y. HiI- i 10 ltS. Hay Unchanged. Provisions
dull Pork unchanged. Bulk meats-shonIders -,
Gie5r r'e sides S lG",e offered, with huyer
clear rib sides, ll4 50 Il5l. Lard frni-lt ~ f4i
Hams unchanged. Western butter quis;-tub auI
ron, 20 to IH-mOst sales NJ . 10 * Petroleum.
easier, nomnal-S TO 81. Whisky quiet-smail sales
at .S5s: Coffee dull, nominal--lS4 to 49,. Sugar
unchanged. West Va. 10 bid To sIav
NEW YORK, January l9.--Stocks active and
low unsettled; Money!. Gold, l24, Exchange,
long. ~ short. tSl1s. Governments dull.
NEW YORK, January 19-Flonr dull and heavy
" heat duh and unchanged. Corn quiet and nm
changed. f ' VII
LONDON, January 10, 1880 p. m.-Consols a,ls,
z Tor money and account Eonds-S5's, old fl0T ::
81 $ l073a; new SIS, l021s. Erie, %.
LONDON, January 10, p. m.-The weather
throughout England to-day l. unsettled The rate
81 discount in open market for three mouths hin i
50 per cent which is 3 below the Bank of England
sate Erie, 6a26l4 Advices from Paris quote rentes