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The following the changes In closing prices COM
pared with those of Saturday,
.ADvAsck--New York Central, u; Erie, q; Lake
Shore. u Michigan Central, Il; Jersey Central, ~
Now ra,nn YORK pia and New Haven = Panama wabash
Express X; United states, u.
DEcIiSK--st Paul common, u; do preferred, u:
Rock Island, ~; Pacific Mail. y; Northwestern CON-
mon, y; do. preferred, u; Illinois Central, "a; Del
swaro aud Hudson. l: Delaware and Lackswanna,
IN: Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, u.
Tho rest OF the market was stationary.
rnK xoSEr MARKET.
In the course OF transactions to-day money excep.
touay advanced to per cont call loans, but al
che close there again abundant offerings At TX
and per cent The follow the OF exchange
ON New York at the aforementioned cities to-day -
Savannah. buying par, Off Cincinnati, steady, rs 10
100 discount; New Orleans, commercial, 8 lilo X
fIscount, bank y premium Charleston, easy, 5-16 q
par; ST. Louis, 100 to 125 discount and Chicago 100
discount Foreign exchange was steady: prime sterI
Ing asking rates, 4s3 and 4s4s; selling rates. So
AS2h and 4s3k n4St; Reehmarks q41s a 944 and
o4s 90; cables e51s; prime Paris, 52oss and S1sA.
rnE MARKET
Gold opened al ll0a and closed at Ito, all the sales
Of tho day having been at these figures Cash gold
easier to-day, the borrowing rates ranging from
per cent to nat whilo loans were made at per
cent for carrying.
OPERATIONS or THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK.
Gold balances. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81, ,343 $50
Currency balances. 4S2, 7s3
Gross ciearanccs q, ,Ssl, 600
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Government bonds closed quiet Mt tho following
quotat'ons:-Uni,cd sinics currency sixes 12e
i26k; do do, 1881, registered, III 1l74; do. do,
do, coupon, il77s 1ish; do do. 1905, registered,
lOox l10A; do. do, do. coupon, l13 1i3A; do,
do. do, new, registered 113 49,; 40. do do, do,
coupon, 113 llsz; do do, 1867, registered 1iS
ll6k; do. do, do, coupon, ITO 1l6L; do do,
1865, registered, iIsa 1tsz; do DO, do, coupon.
lisa lisi,; do tcn-for,cs, registered, II4a a1l4h;
do. do. coupon, ll5Jx ll5h do. Gvcs 1881, regis
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VIEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY OCTOBER ls7e-TRPLE SHEET
tered. lllE a 1lsk do do, do, coupon, l1s.
l144; do. AIS. l1lls li1h

tered. l14K a 1lsH; do do, do, coupon, l1sts
l144; do. AIS. NIX li1h.
rxIrEp STATES TREASURY.
The revenue receipts to-day were 5000 600; customs
receipts $500 O00 received Tor redemption,
500 900; sI3s 900 bonds held to bank crcula
tion withdrawn from the Treasury to-day and AZ
per cents substituted The total disbursements by
rant from tho Treasury tor the month OF September
we're sls 500 600 The following balances In the
United States Treasury to-day at tho closing hour:
Currency sia SEA 945 special deposit OF legal tenders
for the redemption OF ceruncatcs of deposit,
s3t $50 600; coin. including $40 IT, 900 in coin cern
Gates. s6s.5sl,l2 outstanding legal tenders,
S36s, ,ss4, 740
Twenty thousand pounds sterling was received at the
United States Assay once Saturday evening from
London.
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds In the morning were irregular and
the following wcre the changes compared with satur
days closing prices:An advance OF x in New Jersey
Central convcrtibles 4 in Pacific Railroad of Missouri
seconds. X in Morris and Essex nrsts and 4 in CHI
cago and northwestern consolidated gold sevens There
decline OF y in New York Central skies OF 1888,
Central Pacific gold bonds and Ohio and Mississippi
consolidated sinking funds and u Union Pacific
Railroad nrsts. Canada Southern hrsts, coupon on,
sold at 52 against 81 last previous SALE New jersey
Central nrsts, consolidated were quoted IS S. cxin-
terest due October l. This afternoon Milwaukee and
81. Paul consolidated sinking funds advanced 10 8!
and Morris and Essex seconds TO 1919. Chi
cago and Northwestern consolidated gold cou-
pous foil off TO 94h, Morris and Essex consolidated
frsts TO 90, and Toledo and wabash seconds
to 62h. New Jersey Central consolidated nrsts
sold 80 and closed so bid and S2,s asked exin-
tefest New Jersey Central convertible closed ut 80
bid and 50 asked and Lehign and wiIkcsbarre cousoi
dated al 55 bid and 57h asked. The following were
the closing quotations for Pacific Railroad bonds:-
Union nrsts, 1861 1o6A; Union land grants, 1905 .
1O1; Union sinking funds, Elk 92; Centrals, 1905
lilo
STATE BONDS
state bonds at the Board were neglected District
OF Columbia 3-65s about steady at 7ox 7o7s.
The sales Of CITY bank shares were nvc Metropolitan
At 1l9, and five Commerce Al 49,
FOREIGN MARKET.
London advices report that f42, 600 bullion wero
Withdrawn from the Bank OF England on balance
to-day The following the last quotations Con
soils for money, e5s 95A; consols for account,
e5M 951; hve-twenty bonds OF 1865 (old) 106 i've
twenty bonds OF 1867, 100: tentorty bonds.
1855 1Osh; new fves, 1919 Erie, 50. Bar silver
Is quoted At So 71ed. per ounce Rentcs in Paris
1851 roc In Frankfort United States hvcs are
1924
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
The following are the closing prices Of Philadepha
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UiLs-The market was quiet but firm. We quote -
Lnseed casks, 52c. 53c coonseed, crude 3c 42Sc
southern yellow, ASc ste yellow winter. 56c. $50. /;
white winter 6oc lard present make s5c SIC sperm,
81 55 whale. crude Northern, 6Uc. do southern. 55c
bleached winter. 6sc zoe; winter bleached fish, 45c
47c crude nsh. 35c. 3sc.
PETRoLEUMIhero pressure sell but the
ruled nrm ut about former prices We note safes OF
800 bbls &c., prompt delivery Tho closing prices
in bbs x6c do cases. 2oc. a3oc nsphtha. si4c
refined, At Phiiadelpha, 26c do at Baltimore 1c Ad-
vices from tho Greek were As follows: -uii City quiet
ana steady s. a4s bid Unit d. ~ 81 asked; shipments
nominal. - ~. Parkeru United. - s3A bid; S3 IS
asked Union. - 10 bid. Shipments, 50 30
81 kegs and IS bcxes cut meats, $50 packsges bacon.
tercss and ATS beef n bb andJ The
follows :csobsr Si6 bid sis 81 asked seller year
xI5 - bid $40 10 asked; January S15 30 bid; February
$iS 60 bid, F6 ~ ssksd Two hundred bulls cold
quiet but steady; iO0rU lba picked bellies. ~ lbs
average sold al lie. Fresh quoted iUIsc
alc fresh beilies at ysc 10c resh shoulders
7c picked hama y lsc. l3c pekcd bellies ~ 1Oxc
lz pickIed shoulders AZ TIC. and box bellies l04c
3c Bacon vas quiet but firm A. S,sc for city and S4c.
wsquose :-Bsrrss sx.rs mess, sio 81 plain mess
$40; packet Sl2 $t+ tiereed. city, extra India.
fls a $40; India mess. $751; prime mess, si7.
Beef hams unsettlcd i5D bbls. Chicago
hams. TO be devsrsd hero next week, sold SO
smoked me ats were Quiet At iJc for hams and 9c for
shoulder The k'arset was quiet and essic clos.
$40 asked seller and JsnuAry 81 10 hid - asked
February - 77x bid 80 asked M,rch 80 - hid $40 U5
asked the sales 2UD terees. at ~ 3lS ~ 10
November and ~ 12 secr year; were 200
Nerees ~ iosc l0,c. and w tefceA W9atSEn a.
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Quite number OF Californians were present. both
as members and VISITORS and expressed themselves
srated with the auspicous beginning of tho enter.
prise. The following ia tho
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The following are the closing prices Of Philadelphia

Tho above organization commenced It's regular
business this morning. The handsome premises
formerly occupied by Duncan, Sherman Co., having
been substantially fitted up for the purposes Of the
Board, were occupied by about IFS members at half
past ten o'clock, and shortly afterward they were
called to order by the President. Nr. William Ward,
who made bis inaugural report. the important por-
tions OF which will be found In another column Vice
President L. Bayns also briefly addressed tho Board
when the call Of stocks took place. This embraces q
list Of about fifty companies, largo proportion being
those which arc actively dealt in on the San Fran
cisco exchanged
The following the descriptive ss of stocks the par
value of all shares being $780, with tho exception Of
tho Cleveland, which lie $40, and Kossuth. which is
$50
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lO.15 AND ll.3O A

$1,000 es 81. r.. n7. $1,000 us $500 '.7 ll6,
1910 USs.s rt5 xxi 10 2otuo do .........bc ll8,,
10000 Us 5~1t, c.'t5 113t4 2OCO Ill !,
luUOu S5-zOr. 65nbc ll3H 1000 " 5's O. oh ll4N
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Wheat from sc higher tho being
chiefly new We nots sales Of 0uOU0 bushels AZ 81 ~
for old No. Chicago in and old Minnoso,r spring
81 for rejected In sore 81 10 for old winter
and 81 ~ 81 23 tor crop No. Chicago spring
delivered Corn firm and fairly active. The sales
about l25oo onhels at 5s1lc as7c Tor steamer 57ss
5ssc Tor sail 5sc for Kansas 5Sc for yellow
4ps Ssc Ssc 10. no grade ys was fairly active AoSgi
slss Of 2soyo bushels ~ o5s u for six-rowed
dNet And easy. snss 5000 bushels ut BIC,
NC f0t ate white, 40c Tor No aded white and 36c
q 3Sc. Edf No. New York graded
tlkMf ksD JUrE1he market Tor hemp quiet but firm.
Juto Oukts quiet bat firm. We quote American
dressed is9O 500 single 500 SIS double and
$40 xl2o for rough ssn. clean, 800 S2o gold fta
Ian. s275 $40, gold jute 3s4e. 5c Inte
butts 27Sc cash. currency. Manila hemp. 7Sc &c., gold
si.a hemp 5,sc ostc., sod tie 5ise sssc:. gold
M0LAssEs.-New Orleans remained steady. Foreign
quite, but nominsIly unchanged We guoteCu5e. centr
fugsl and mixed. 24c 3Oc ciaycd 32c 35c do
yado % rsinInS s5c s,c DO grocery &c zoe Porto
fair TO good. f0c . sUc prime TO choice s2c Assc
NAVAL STORMS. Tho market for spirits turpentue and
rosin was steady but quiet Tar and pitch selling
job lots NJ steady prices about 900 bus spirits
sold A 35c ~c quote -Spirits OF turpentine, 3oc.
a35ic; rosin strained 81 81 ~ %: good strained 81
~ 10; tar Wilmington and Washington " 50 PITCH ~ i2
Advices from Wilmington foIlows;-lsosin dull;
strained 81 90; gooa strained 81 6D Tar hrm 81
Tuprntne nrm hard, VI 45 soft. 81 So virgin, e. 30
srtrt ed,l ~
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chartered .. aasrsns points. loaded destined for nuf

chartered different points, not loaded dtstnsd TOT n
faio-Co-n, 10000 bushels - a.. , ,a-e
rIo,, .,..t. and 6,m What unsrttled demand fairs
No. sprng 81 o71s cash; 81 0sst Nesemher no a"'
Ole. 81 Of; rejected, Tie ss5f Corn genera an
changed but some sales rather higher. No r. st&r
i4'sc. cash; 4,ssc October 43se Nsyemess rs)ee.sa
ABE a i3i.c. Oats quit hut steady No = 5S,sc esah'
33jsc November; rejected 2sc Rye steady uncnsnsso.
Barley dull At s3sc. cash ~ %c soyemoer ro.S sn
.stted at $lS 81 cash. xi6 40 SiS - Oct"neri
81 95 the year Lard unsettled at iosc cash xio ~
$40 -. October: 50 37;s 50 40 the year buk meats
hrer c DC and 9c tor shoulders short rid ana snor
clear middies all Tor sumner cured boxed cash mssy.
81 o3},c. the boardWheat. ~ t1 Octooers
81 osss November; corn, sasc. oetobsr 4s7se noxsm
her; oats tac. ~. higher Pork hrncI ~ Sio ~ =
Slo so oats BIS SO as tie Lard hrmer AZ vAe'
October - A. the Railroad freghm 20 Sew iof.
20r Receipts-o.OnO bbis. hour H2.uO bushels wnsss
fSno do. 5000 do oats. 500 do rye, fsUs' no.
barley 500 bbs -four l47 900 bushr wheat,
4i2.O do 5Io do oats 100 do rye. ~ Oo do
barley Cattle-Reccipts. 5000 shipments 2efp. dull
naminally unchanged iIogs-Receipis 1900: recepts.
3so active steady hrm; culls ., - - ~; common
fair. IS 7, IS. good fhiladephas 20 ~
S6 81. Sheep dull ut IS rs - t5. Receipts 2D
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Included In the 75s bales arrive Delivered
contract 500 bales For future delivery were
follows .-sssurdny, after r. M-October 800 at
cemoer 800 a Ilsc 800 at ii 3.s,c January 900 al
IL 73lc GOD ut February. 100 at IL l3-32c March,
100 AZ Ii ls-3lc April 100 25-32c August 100 al
octobsr 500 at 10 a93lc 200 Al IL 5.iec. loo short
November 40 a. lie. At ii ssc' 800 At i6c
1850 at II i32c., 90 at IL l-i6c.: December. 3oJ
2. ilhc. loo at II sslc.; January, 2Ui At
Il 5i5s iss ~ soS . 4 ssss @ " soo az il ion sHs =:
February 900 Is s2c 700 Iiec; March, 100 al
ii 2-sac. iou az II Ilisc: April LOO 27.J2c;
Total l4.2Oo bales Grand total bales The receipts
Orleans osss; Mobile 2Il6; savnnnah 1850: Charles
81, boston. 37i Philadepha, 70 Total. 3o,eso bales
10 $50 bales Total since september 1, 2s6.i79 6ae.
Havre, by steam, c compressed To Hamburg. by steam.
TO Liverpool by stsam 1i-32d bv sail, $3.50 5-i6c
FLOUR AND GRAIN -Receipts--ric.- ls 30 bbls wheat
2l56I3 bushels meal 274 bbls aud 35S coru
bushels oats i775s2 do rye, 1850 do barley
550i2 do barley malt. 1918 10 The our market was
firm The sales were ABOUT 100 bbis including state
Western Southern the quotations Rye hour
meal ruled steady So 2J 81 10 Tor Brandywinc and
The safes about 600 bbs and $50 sacks within tho
h. .AA AarAtn nHtnAA lX..
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT EASY PUr UNCHANGED FUTURES
FIBMER AND l-32c. A 3-32c. HIaHER-TLoUR
FiRM-wHEAr HIoHER--cohN YIRM-oATs
EAsY-wHIsKEY sTRADy-PoRK DULL AND
EAsy-LARD QUIET AND EAsIrR-PETRoLEUA
FIRM-sPIRITs TURPENTINB STEADY RosIN
srEADY-oILs FIRM -coFFEE FIRM--sUoAR
! NoNINAL-FREIGHTs QUIET.
MONDAY. Oct 2-6PM.
Business almost everywhere chocred by
the prospect OF continued animation and conse-
quent paying prices for ali the leading staples. the
proverbai duiness OF the sPrcsidential fair being
belied by the active movement throughout trade cir
cles recorded in tho commercial columns OF the
HERALD from time TO time during the past few weeks
and tho favorable indications which were every here
apparent to the observant eye weeks ago have cul.
minated IN creator activity than the commercial world
has witnessed for u long time. On Change -four
steady. Wheat &c. q Sc higher, with tho Improvement
mostly new. Corn 6rm Oats easy. whiskey
stcady. Flour Arm. Pork dull and easy.
Lard was quiet and easier Freights quiet. Cot
tho spot but unchanged Futures closed
firm and from ls2c 3.32c. higher. Coffee WAS firm
Sugar non,,ns. Oils and petroleum hrm Naval
stores steady.
CorrEE-The market for Rio was nrm and active Mild
coffee irm but quiet The sales II 65s bags Rio
cxPascal In lots. vt prices ranging from l6c ss&c
gold. The stock here night - $40 bags Galveston
$500 do At Savannah, 4765 do and at Baltimore 1856
do Ahoat and loading Tor United States September l.
7le4l Purchased for United saes September 80
l6s.0oo bags; We quote sordn~ry cargoes lbs4c Ice
is,ic ss,rsme ranss Tor lois is,ss aoiss s,i.
Santos fair good l7l4c. lsc.. gold. ninety days;
a2sc singspo,e i7c : isc: ceylon, lo1s a isc. Mar
i5c i7c; St Domingo, Ice; Porto Rico i6Ilc I7lac
Costo Rico Ice lsc Mexican. i6i5c l7i4c Manila
17iac CurAcoA. l5c sl6Isc-
The sas asss,sss
ing prices but improved during the day closing
advance OF from I3.c 332c Tho closing prices
compare with SATURDAYS AS foows.-
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CALL AND SETTLE.

A IL BILLS AND ACCOUNTS DUE TO
n mo must be paid by Monday, January
2lth, 1915, otherwise they will be placed in the
hands Of the proper authorities for collection
immediAtely After that date.
Phoebe. January 2lst, 1876. -
ja30-d CHAe. 0OEDICAEs
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Y T CIR AP III
SPECIAL tn 1AN PIOCHR DAILY RECORD,
BY WESTERN UNION LINE.
EASTERN DISPATCHES.

New YORK, Jan. 3l.-The horrible
murder and mutilation of w. w. Sim.
mons in Brooklyn, causes great excite
ment here. Mrs. Fuchs, wife OF the
murderer tells this story of the butchery:
Simmons came to the house about 8
O'Clock Thursday eve bringing doll for
the little girl. There was some brandy
and beer in the house aud after drink.
ing beer Fuchs went out to get 8 pints
more. All of US drank Of IL and Sim
mons said he was ashamed to go home
80 drunk. l said he might stay and
sleep with Fuchs and I would sleep with
Ellen. We had only two rooms. Sim
mons agreed to this. My husband says
l slept on the floor and that I was un.
faithful. but was 40 drunk I knew
nothing of 1t. My husband and child
put me to bed and while they were doing
80 fell on the floor and out my face
When l got up in the morning saw the
body on the floor of the kitchen, and
Fuchs taking it by the heels dragged Il
into the bedroom to cut it mp. When
saw II called out "we will be hung, bu
Fuchs said be would make it all right
drank too much Friday and didn't go
the body cut up. Az the woman toll
this story she wept bitterly. saying agail
and again that If she bad only beef
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0. New Orleans from entry and clear.

OF New Orleans from entry and clear
ance. Referred.
Wright submitted joint resolution
proposing to amend the constitution of
the United States so as to elect the Presi-
dent and Vice President by direct vote
of the people. Referred.
Also joint resolution proposing an
amendment to the constitution so as to
elect United States Senators by a direct
vote of the people of the United States.
Referred.
Also bill TO amend the act of June
22d, 1874, for the relief of settlers on
railroad lands. Referred.
To extend the jurisdiction of District
and Circuit Courts. Referred.
Booth submitted resolution request.
ing the Secretary of the Interior to trans
NIT to the Senate copies of the CORES
pondence with the Committee OF The
Forty third Congress respecting the tax
alton OF lands granted to States and cor
porations. Agreed to.
Logan, from the Committee on Mill
tary Affairs, reported favorably on tn,
Senate bill to reduce the number and in
crease the efficiency of the medical corp
OF the United States army. Placed oil
tho calendar.
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PACIFIC COAST.

EUREKA, New. Jan. 30.-The lifting
match with 14.pound dumb bells between
Ned Brannan and Chas. Allen, commenced
last evening at 8 o'clock and closed at
ga. m. Allen throwing up the sponge
after lifting the dumb. bells twelve
thousand three hundred times.
WELLS. New. Jan. 30-The westward
bound passenger train got through the
snow blockade to-day at one O'Clock,
seven hours late, with twelve engines
and snow plough. The weather has
the appearances of storm. The average
depth OF snow in this vicinity is four
feet. The Central Pacific does not run
any freight trains through.
SAN FRANCIsco. Jan. 81 The Antioch
distillery case is still before the United
States District Court this morning, the
District Attorney having not yet COM
pleted his argument for the prosecution.
The Occidental and Oriental Com.
pany's steamer Belgic arrived early this
morning from China aud Japan.
SAN Francisco, Jan. 81 In the
crooked whisky case in the United State
District Court to-day District Attorney
Vandyke in his closing argument pro-
duced the results Of footing up the dis
tillery books. showing large discrep-
ancy between the receipts and shipments
of the concern and the balance on hand.
The attorney for the defense took ex-
captions to the figures and the court ad.
journed till tomorrow to give the de-
Tense an opportunity to go over the
books and either verify or disprove the
results with the plain intimation that
unless the results could be impeached
the case ended there. The impression
Of those who have closely watched tn.
trial is that the Government has clea
case on the defendants own accounts.
, SAN Francisco, Jan. 3l.-The Judi
ciary Committee OF the Board of Super
, visors held conference this Afternoon
!. with ex-Grand Marshals OF Fourth O
I July celebrations for tho purpose of az
, pertaining what steps the Board will b
a likely to take with reference to a Cen
/ tennial celebration in this city. Tn
Q Judiciary Committee informed the MAJ
b shals they would report favorably at th
D meeting of the Board this evening upo
}. the communication OF the Marshals, ash
J. ing the cooperation Of the Board
' making the necessary arrangements fc
the proper observance of Centenni'
# celebration. Conference then adjourned
}. The report that Wild Idle has broke
v down and gone East is now denied.
>. is stated that the horse is at Sacramento
10 and that nothing ails him except a tel
|. don of the off fore leg is slightly sprung
% WELLS. New. Jan. 81. The we
T. bound overland train due in San Fra
As cisco on Tuesday evening tackled II
IT snow blockade to-day with twelve g
ID gines and snow pillow, and stuck in Il
first cut west Of Toano. The train W
hauled back to Toano, and will lay the
until the wind falls. The wind Is bio
ing gale. aud the snow is drifting
the Pequop range, where the railro
crosses. 1t is thawing in the valleys.
no The tea that arrived by the last Chi
or steamer is lying here awaiting favorat
ed weather to proceed. There has been
freight trains on the Central Pacific Rs
all road for two weeks.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

Madrid, Jan. 3l.-It is officially con.
firmed that Gen. Lorna having captured
valmaseda is advancing on Durango.
compelling the Carlists to abandon the
siege of Bilboa and evacuate their for
tilted position there. The whole mining
districts are now free OF Carlists. Gen.
Rivera captured Fort Santa Barbara
near Estilda, and General Campos has
occupied the Porte Velite. The Royal
lists are closing in upon Don Carlos. A
division of General Morales attacked
the Carlist fort at Aratzain on the
twenty-ninth but was repulsed, losing
two-hundred in killed, including one
Colonel.
PARIS, Jan. 3l.-The journal Des
Debats classifes tho Senators elected
yesterday as follows: Conservative Re-
publicans 100, Radicals 10, Monarchisti
70, Bonapartists Al.
The Steele gives the following result
Republicans 10l, Legitimist 38, Bonapar
fist As.
The Paris journal has the followin
table: Republicans 81. Bonapartists an
Conservatives 48. Legitimists and Or
leanists Conservatives &C. Governmental
Candidates 80.
The Republique Francois, Gambetta'
Organ, claims 167 Constitutional Re
publicans' including the life Senator
recently elected. It 10 expected Ii
colonies will elect Republicans.
LONDON, Jan. 3l.-The amount {
bullion gone into the Bank Of Englan
on balance to-day $4,000 pounds.
GLASGOW. Jan. 3l.-The Scott,
National. Rifle Association has accepte
the American challenge for the champio
! ship Of the world.
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PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
HOUSE..

HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, D. G. Jan. 31.-The
speaker called States for bills. Under
the call bills we're introduced and referred
as follows.
By Willis--For tho construction Of all
tariff and collection laws, also for the
abolition Of prize money.
By Ward-To repeal duties on pack
ages, commissioners, transportation and
covering of goods, also to provice for
the responsibility Of the government for
all imported merchandise while in its
custody, also for the reduction Of duty
on laces manufactured by hand.
By Morrison-To Revise and Simplify
the Tariff. Referred to the Committee
on Ways and Means. The bill provides
that in lieu of the present rates on and
after July LIST. 1876. the following rates
shall prevail: Cigars, cigarettes and
cheroots Of all kinds, $3.50 per pound,
tobacco in leaf, unmanufactured and not
stamped, 40 cents per pound. Woods
are classified from 3 10 10 cents pei
pound; wooden cloths, shaws and all
manufactures Of wool Of every discrip
ton, made wholly or in part of wool, x
cents per pound; Aannels and blankets
at from 20 to 40 cents per ponnd; ready
made clothing and wearing apparel o
every description. % per pound. Cote
8 cents per pound, tea so cents pc
pound. Oranges in boxes 10 cents pc
box. There are many other articles il
the list. The bill ends with the provis
that alcohol to be exclnsively used fo
the manufacture of ether. ohloroforI
and vegetable alkali, may be withdraw
from bond free of specific internal rev
nue. tax per gallon. in quantities not O.
ceeding one thousand gallons at any OF
time, under such regulations and bont
as the Secretary Of the Treasury sha
prescribe.
Bills we're introduced and referred
, follows: ~
BY McMilan-To Exempt all vesss
, engaged In navigation on the Mississip
, river and it, tributaries above the Pc
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
PASSENGER TRAVEL.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
HUGH WHITES SALT LAKE LINE:
Miss Sadie Robinson
By GILMER 4 sAIIsBURY'B HAMILTON LINE:
Antoine Alguaya Dodds
f. Rowe
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-01
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