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A TOBACCO FIRE.
Lorrsv,LLx. Nay 10, 1870.

L0ClsviLLE, May 10, 1S76
Ore this afternoon destroyed the ereat tobacco
preparing house OF Joseph Clark Tho flames cnvei-
opcd The tobacco with wonderful rapidity spreading
through The entire establishment in few seconds,
causing dense and sitting smoxe which was sano-
eating the extreme and operated against Tho efforts
of The fremeD, OF whom number were injured Tho
loss $4,000 Principally stock; insurance $1,000
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THE GERMAN .ONGUE.

A meeting OF tho Association for tho Preservation a
tho language branch OF instruction In the
public schools was held ut the Turn Hall last night,
when report was received which stated that orgnnixa
lions have been formed 10 agitntc this question In
nearly nil the important cities Of the STATE and
also n other States the Union. The agitation Is 10
take definite shape 10 be brought up tho fall
elections Tho organization In this city composed Of
about six societies, and several organizations wcro
added to the list At the meeting last night.
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WESTERN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
CnrAao. Nay 10. Il

CnrcAoo, May 10, 1870.
The tricnnial Convention OF Consregaiionasts Of tho
Nor.h~cst met hero this morning. After the transac-
ton OF ordinary business the following officers were
elected President Rev Richard Edwards. OF Illinois;
Woo Presidents, Ecv. George J. Ladd, Of Wisconsin,
and Rev r.. ". Williams. of Minnesota; Secretary,
Rev. James Tompkins: Second Secretary, Rev. W. y.
Bush. OF Michigan.
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LOWELL, Mass, May 10, $50
Tho Seventh Congressional District Democratic Con-
vcntion, 10 appoint delegates TO the National Convcn
ton, adopted unanimously resolutions avoring Cover
Tlden, Of New York. and elected Patrick Murphy,
u lawrence, and A. A. Bosgert, OF Lowell, delegates
Bosrox, May TO- 1876
A. tho Sixth Congressional Dstrics Democratic Con-
vention nj Salem to-day, Charles A. RopcA OF Salon,
and Carleton OF Hsvcrhill elected delegates
70 The Nsstooal Conyontton
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ENGLAND.

WISsLow WAITING HIS RELEASE THE CROWN
MAY ASSUME THE RKsroSsIBn1yr--no ron
THE FExIASs.
LoxnoS, Nay 10. 1874
The United states Legation has not been advises. as
% what England VIII adopt when the appica-
don for wIns;ow's discharge is renewed.
4 believed in o1lcja circles that no further %.
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TURKEY.

AUSTRIAN AID TO HERzEaovINAN REFUGEES.
LONDON, May TO- 1876
Tho Daily Ncacs Vienna despatch states that Austria
has recommended giving subsidies TO Herzcgovinan
refugees In Dalmata.
PERMITTED PETITION.
The Porto declares that Il will consider tho latest
demands Of tho insurgents II they directly petition
the Sultan
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SPAIN.

cAsrELAEs ADVOCACY OF FREEDOM OF CON-
SCIENCE. - :.
LONDON, May 10, 1915
A special despatch TO tho Times from Madrid says
sehor CASTELAR, spoke yesterday in the Congress In
favor OF complete liberty OF conscience and urged tho
alteration and extension OF article II Of the const
tuition
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NEW YORK MIDLAND RAILROAD.
Mrpprxrows, n. r., May 10, is7e

MIpDixrowS, N. r., May 10, 1870
J. y. Mackie has resigned General Superintendent
OF tho New York and 0swego Midland road, ana tho
ONCE been abolished O. W. Lampper has been re-
tanned M superintendent OF the Northern division,
from Norwich W Uswcgo 7. r. Pnrdy, late Of tho
MontclxH road, has been appointed Supcrnie ndcnt
from Norwich 10 hiddictown Both are under General
Manager Stevens
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ATTEMPTED MURDER.

MILFORD, Pa, May 10, 1879
Some unknown person attempted to murder Louis
Shadler while he passing through piece OF woods
on hts way home on Tuesday. Several bullets passed.
near his head, but he escaped. valuable dog accom-
panying him shot dead
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BRAZIL MARKET.

PRICES OF COFFEE AND RATE OF EXCHANGE
RIO JASEiRo, Tuesday. May ., 1875.
Coffee animated; large sales for the United States
good nrsts s. 500 5, $50 rcis per ten kilos
Exchange on London, 25a<.
SANTOS, Tuesday, May Q, 1876.
Coffee market quiet; prices maintained; superior
Santos S, 100 a s, $50 reis per ten klos
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WASHINGTON DRIVING PARK.

WAsHfyGroS. May 10, 1874
The trosting meeting OF tho Washington Driving As
ISOLATION, which was to have commenced yesterday at
Br,ghtwood Park, but was postponed on account Of
the weather, has been further postponed, . severe
thunder preventing tho this afternoon IL
Is expected. however, that they will on to-mor-
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GERMANY

BERLIN. May 10, 1870
Count Andrassy has arrived In this city.
CONFERENCE OF EMINENT STATESMEN.
BERLIN, May 10, 1876.
Count Andrassy tho Austrian Premier. has arrived
In this city He had long conference with Prince
Bismarck this afternoon,
Councillor Won Novckon, the Russian Ambassador at
Vienna, Is expected 70 arrivc here Immediately.
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SUPPLIES AT SABLE ISLAND.

HALIFAX, ~ s., May 10, 1876.
The government steamers have not succeeded In
Communicating with Sable Island for I'VE months.
The seport maic by the Captain OF an American ship
tina, the supplies tho island short somc
The officials here. however, that large
supplies are always kept ON hand and discrcdt tho
Castain's statement
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WISCONSIN CROOKED wHIsKEY.

GENERAL HEDRIcx TO FACILITATE THE DE-
PENCE.
MILWAUKEE,, May 10, 1874
In tho conspiracy case to-day Sam RIndskopt tcsti-
ncd that he always understood tho money to he sub
scribcd TO pay Prcttyman. tho lawyer, Of Pckin.
H., for defending the wnisksy cases, ana General
Hcdrick, Prcttyman's brother -in-iaw, WIS 90 give
facilities for getting all tho papers necessary for that
purpose.
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AUSTRO-HUNGARY.

PARTY APPROVAL or THE INTERSTATE COM
PROMISE
PEsrH, May 10, 1875
At conference OF the liberal party here action
Of tho Hungarian Cabinet with regard to tho Austro-
Hungarian compromise has been approved by vote Of
Isl TO 90.
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ASSAULT by INSANE PATIENTS.

AUGUSTA, Me-, May 10, 1870.
Three insane patients In tho Insane Hospital rs.
saucd the keeper yesterday. dangerously woundinl
him. and then escaped. One was captured to-day
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R1orERs ARRESTED.

CoxsrANrIyorLE, May 10, 1876.
Fiy persons who took part In the riot at Salonica
navc already been arrested
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Congressman Erasus Wells, Of Missouri, arrived
last evening ut tho Astor House. John King IT., vic<
President OF baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Is at the Holman House. General Thomas W. Sherman
United States Army is registered at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel Rev. Edward Kcnncy, OF Havana, Cuba, ID
staying Grand Hotel T. b. blackstone, President
Of tho Chicago and Alton Railroad Company 70
at the Windsor Hotel Captains Thomas
II. Hamburg, A. l. Morton and r. Collins, Of West
Point are quarterod at the 81. James Hotel G. b,
wright President OF tho Northern Pacific Railroad
Company, has arrived at tho Brcvoort House. Judge
George F. Comstock OF Syracuse, Is at the Fih Avei
nuc Hotel Daniel Nocdhnm, National Bank Examiner,
is at the Astor House Captain n. Kouschakewctsch
Of tho Russian Army Is staying at tho Hoffman House
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CABINET CONSIDERATION OF THE AMNESTY
oUEsTIoN-rHE PARLIAMENTARY OPPOSITION.
LONDON, Nay 10, 1870
special despatch from Paris TO tho Pull Mall
Gcsee states that the rcasscmbng OF the Chambers
to-day NJ Ricard, Minister OF the Interior. win de-
mand that the amnesty question DO made order Of
the day for Monday.
An OPPOSITION COALITION.
!: reported that tho 0rleanists and Bcnapartsts
have formed coalition to give tho inistry check
PREss LAW PROSECUTION.
PARIS, May 10, 1876
Honr Rochefort's journal, Droits lie rHomme, has
been again prosecuted for publishing letter from
person deprived Of civil and political rights
This letter in advocacy Of tho subscription for
sending workmen to the Philadelphia Exposition.
THE CENTENNIAL DELEGATION APPROPRIATION.
VERSAILLES, May 10, 1876.
In the Chamber Of Deputies to-day r. Tirard read
tho report OF the Budget Committee, recommending
the grant Of $50 900 for sending tho workmcns dele
CATIONS 10 the Phiadclphia Exhibition.
The consideration OF the report nxod for Sasur
day next
PRErAREo ron DxnArk
Tho debate on the amnesty motions viii begin next
Monday
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II THERE Is NO BALM IN GTLEAp FOR CON
sumptives there Is HAKs HoSry H0HKnoUSp AxD TAP
PiKKls ToQrmAcnK DROPS cure in one minute.
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REVOLUTION IN TREATING RUPTURE =.
Tho effective sikEasc Truss sod only by Elastic Trnss
Company $50 broadway. Worn easy; soon permanently
cures ruufurc
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A-wIGs, TOUPEES.--G RAUCHFUSS, PRACrI-
ca. wgmxkcr and importer Of Human HAIR - East 2tt
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rem, did be MAINTAIN his neutrality; they
pointed, as he posed, and said, logan 10
The friend Of the white mao" Yet he
suffered them to regard him as foe Of
his race, "a friend Of the white man"
sooner than raise the murderous knife
against those whom he honored for their
superior civilization, their good educa-
ton, and their better manners. He had
even thought to have lived with them, but
for the injuries Of one man.
How sadly, then, does he depict his
desolation: how keenly has his revenge
been aroused oHfcontemplating the loss
Of his dearly loved family, by the hands
Of the whites, for whom be had made 80
many sacrifices, and whom he much loved.
Col. Cressap murdered his family and
his iriends-all within whose veins a
drop Of LoGun's blood had flowed. Was
it not natural that the deep revenge Ibis
heart should have turned him 10 the
fierce enemyof the whites? "They had
not even spared" says he, "my women
and children" These enormitics call on
him for revenge. They had sunk SHARP
toOthed ,unkindneSs into his heart with
vulture keenness. A serpent was wreath
ed around his heart, and stung his very
thoughts to strife" He rallied his forces,
he aerved himselffor desperate conflict,
and with all the ferceness Of his Indian
nature he led his brethren into war
against those very "pale.iaces" of.whom
many were Jealous in Logan's friendship.
But he had
"FouSht his las, battle"
and, after his severe discontinue, sunk
into deep melancholy. Logan was himself
no more. His proud soul had been hum.
bled; his affections were misplaced, and
his proves in battle had failed. He
had done all that his noble soul had pro-
NOTED. He had believed that Col. Ores.
sap had, with full knowledge Of himself
and family, uGprovoked and without
cause, murdered those whom he loved, in
cold blood.
And hence, with the desire for retalia.
ton and the feeling for revenge starting
as images before him, he pursued his OBJ
jects until superior force and proves
overthrow him, and brought him to his
cdnsciousness-his natural self. Then 1t
was that he delivered his sad caustic and
rebuking speech.
Logan fell into dissipated habits. We
are told that he became the victim to
"fire.watcr," and drank deeply Of the in.
toxicating bowl. On trip from De-
troit, then traders station, to his for.
mer scene Of glory in Ohio, he was MUIR
dered in drunken fracas, and his breth.
rem, with full generation for their great
chief, carried his remains to his favoriIc
spot, on the banks oil the Ohio, and there
were deposited in the earth; receiving the
yearly visits Of his tribe, until civiliza.
lion drove them back into tho. forests,
and time extorminatsd the last Of his
race
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4 sample Ncw Ycnrt IscsoIution,

from tue DETROIT 70" lfNAss
CHATTER Lit was New Years morn.
ing. Ito had been thinkingdecply for
day or two, and there was nSpartan look
Oh his face ns hc rat down to breakfast.
lie was unusually quiet, though lie said
he never felt better in his life.
CHAPTER ll.-Rising from the table he
drew forth his tobaCCo.bOI and said To his
wife:
"EIannah, I'm going to quit the weed"
"NOW
"Yca, lam. I've becn n slave to the
disgusting habit for forty years, but now
I'm done with it! Come here, Hannah"
She followed him to tho door, and he
flung the box inr out into tho back yard
CHATTER lII.-Four days had passed.
Dried pumpkin, cloves, Fpice., gum and.
dried beef had been ChewGd in place Of
the accustomed guid. Tho family cat had
bccu kicked out oi doors; tho dog had
fled; tho hired girl's nose was up; every
pcddlrF in town came to tho door.
"Eut you will stick to your resolution,
won't you" asked the vile.
Il will "r dicw he replied.
CHATTER lAsr.--'Twns dark. Man
SncakrI around tho hOurc--on his knccG
on the grass paved around fingers
clnlchcd an ohicct-.lid flew opon-mOvcd
his right hand to his moHlh-"Yum
ynml But what fool wAsm
MORAL-DDu't chew.
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BALTIMORE, January l0-Flour-Dull
and dropping; super western s. 20; extra
81 50a5 %; family s. 25a7 90. Wheat
Quiet but steady and firm; Pennsylvania
red 81 3Tal IS; No. . western do 81 IS,
Corn-Easier; new western mixed 65I+r.
Oats Scarce and firm; white western 45n
l7c; mixed western 42I4ic. llay-Dull,
Pennsylvania and Maryland So Goes vi.
Notwithstanding doing in round lots.
0rde' radioactive. Pork-Mess jobbing ut
81 90. Hams l5hal6c. Lird-Dull ADD
steady; crude l?3Sal29+r; refined l3Ha
l3Ac. Shoulder. - SHashc; tl,ar RIB
bulk sides llHnllHc; packed shoulders
9Hn95Ic; clear rib sides, bacon l2H-l25Er,
packed. liuttcr-Wcstern extra !Ga2sc,
tirSts 2+-2Gc. PCtrOleum-Stronga and quiet.
crude 5'Sa7Hc; refined I3c. C"iTcr-IIorr
active and shade higher; cargoes 10 '!nI9c;
jobbing l7a9Oc. whisky-Dull and weak
at 81 Iik.
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phIlaCiclDiliII.

PHILADELPHIA, January i0.-FlOur-In
better demand; Iowa, Wisconsin and Min,
nesutn family extra s. 5OAG Is; STATE, Ono
and Indiana s. ijaG -; high grades s. 2ja
S 81. MheaI-tirmly held; PENNEY,
vHnia red 81 a6al 81: western do 81 GOAL il;
amber 81 3ial 20; whi'e u i0II 70, Rye
Ssc. Coru-Stcudy; yellow new jSnG c;
mixed jsc. Onp-Quict; white 4in5OXc,
mixed +3a4Io. rnrley-Dull ut 81 o.. Pork
Dull. PetrOlcum-Quict; crude l0nc;
refined l34Hl31c. Clover Sccd-ll IA
l24c; 1NTseed ut 81 Goal 6j. Butter
Quiet; New York tate mud Bradford
county 3!a33c; tirsts Csc; western roll, extra
2sa@9r: irsts 2Jl2Gc. ChCcsc-Quict and
firm; New York State at l2Hal39{c; west.
crn fine l.ifni3c. Figs Barely steady
and lower; Pennsylvania, New Jersey and
Delaware fresh gsa3pc; western DO 9Sa29c.
Whisky-lron bound 81 y.
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DEGREES OF ISfoxcGrIoN.-At muir
der trial in Chicago on Wednesday a
colored waiter in 4 restaurant was called
as 4 witness, and in the conrse Of hi.
cross-examination testified, as reported
by the Tribune, as follows:
By Mr.. Barge-WaS Davis drunk at the
time he shot Whyland, and at the time
he was kicking the bear7 Ale WASH!
drunk enough to fall down; he could
Keep his legs we'll.
BY Mr.. o'Brien- You think a man
is not drunk unless he falls to the ground?
Witness-No; he's only tight.
Mr.. 0'Brien-Will you have tho con-
deeension Henry, to explain the differ
enee between being drunk and being
tight?
Hcnry-Certainly, Sir you see, when
a man Is drunk he's too drunk for any
thing, aud falls Dat on the ground but
when he's tight he don't fall to the
ground; he's only just bad enough to be
cross and ugly.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, January lO.-Flour-Quict
and unchanged. Whcat-Active, firm and
higher No. Chicago spring 97Itc spot;
975sc February; eSXs Msrch; 9j7{c May;
No. ) Chicago spring T9I4c; rejected 6494c.
Corn-GoOd demand and prices a shade
higher; No. ., 1870 spot i2SGc bid, new;
rejected 35Hc. Oats-FirmGr; No. 2, SOFA
30Hc spot; 3OHc February. Rye-Firm:
66a661&c. Barlcy-Active and higher Sic
spot; Sl1faS2c January. Seeds--ClOvrr
dull at s. 80; timothy dull at 50 05a! IS.
Dressed llogs-FIrm, Active mud higher at
s. 0OaS 90. POrk-S,eady ut $40 27I9a
10 80 spOt; $40 4Oal0 42H February; $40 q 4
aI9 20 March. Lurd-Steady and firm ut
SO 39lSal2 10 SPOT; $40 4Oal2 42ls Feb.
ruary; $l2 60 March. BULK Mcats-Firmer
at 7IalO3Sul0Ac. Whsky-lnactive at
sos.
On call bonrd, wheat higher at 07Isc
January; 97%c February. Corn-A shade
higher; 4iAcaii9Gc January; 4GH i43Tc
February. Oat+-Uuchanged. Provisions
Unchanged.
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TOLEDO, January lO.-FlOur-Demnnd
fair and market firm. Wheat Steady,
md moderately nctivC: NO.2 white Wabash
81 3i!G; No. Z do 81 %; No. white Mich,
igan 81 %; No. do 81 III; extra dd
81 ~; amber Michigan spot aud seller Feb,
ruNry 81 2iH. Corn-StCRdy and in mod
crate demand; high mixed spot aud seller
january ASc old j2C; low mixed spot md
seller February 47c; no grade AZ; dam
agch iOr. OntS-Quirt md unchanged.
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Ghe8atstIigetresr.
DOUBT.


Oh, loyo Of mine, we dit beneath this tree,
We smile, and ali iseIquLdte 10 ~;
Tho moon, the earth, the heaVenJ arc all - faIf-
The very confer Of the world are VIC.
And yet, meath all our happiness there lie
Dim doubts and fears forever lurking Nigh
We arc 20 happy now, one moments space,
Then love, and LIE, and al take wing anu n.y.
Whore shall We b hundred yelrs from now:
Where were We but hundred yeaiS ag9'
Behind, before, there hang 4 solemn vail
What was, or shall Dc, neiihOT do We know
Apav.ipy VIe,m. cilIei life, L. or Us thrown,
Then GWilt We dit into the drCt uuknoWni
a. va haye n1ino We gO-no Toiee comes lack
From that deep BiIonco where NO Wend alone.
snyl RAY oh, ever-aectng Tine thy alsht!
Milo his one happy moment inhnltoi
Now While NO touch the heavens, aud stand on
earth,
SoItho sal moon 50 plalntlvs ard 20 fair,
Hath boen how hsny here Is now Ne arc,
A. hippy 10 ihelT periectneSs OF I9re-
And seen, unnOT0d, ~ many IN despair
shO will arise, md, through tho darkling trees,
GalodOEn n now, through COUNT ees centuries,
While other lovers here snail breathe thSlt VOWS,
When w have vanished like this passing breeze.
Oh, dreadful mystery r Thought boats It's wings
And strains against the utmost bound Of things,
And drops, exhausted. back 70 earth sgHln,
Aud means, distressed BY vain imagining
Eph 70 himself, IL ali his hopes aAd dreams,
The very center Of creation seems;
And drath and blank annlhllAtion each
As sumo i'm posslble Y1Suo terror seems.
Yet tho yountleas Inyrlads that have B0nO,
Tho otuntle inyriads that Ara coming on,
Arc ali immortal All The thought Iecoils
From that vast crowd Of living, aud SINKS down.
But what Il ali in all be now and hGref
The rest, fusion, shaped by hopooT fear
Aad tnUu and |, With all our lilo and love,
End like tho insect that Is Suffering neIr'
II virtue be cheat, child to soOihs,
And heaven lie, invented hut IN ruth,
To nIde tho horror Of eternal death
Knowing that madness would b born Of truth:
Who kuorS? who knoWs' sln@ God hath shut
That opens out Into the Wil.c before,
YLIniy NO poop and pTy, VAlnIy 80 talk,
And vain Is ali our logic and our lore.
What will 30, vii DO, though W. laugh or weep;
Love Is the happy stream Of lllos briel sIerI.
And 10 shall WaKo II last, and kn0W-or else
Ia deaths kind arms nnd Slumbor-dreanlless-
deep.
All, love what then Is left to Us but trust.
Thit someEhA al In Us shall survive our dust:
That heaven shall 10 1t Iast-and life aud love
B0 purified Of al earth's dregi and must7
Then let our life asd thought no moro DO rext
BJ this dark problem nor our hc1rtS PSrplext
To solve the pesrBl that tJfm0nts US here;
Love Is oirIh's heIyen-Lnd We will wait the next.
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CISCTSSATI, January lO.-Cotton Quiet
at l2Ac. Flour - Dull and unchanged.
wheat-Firm at 81 3Oal IS. Corn Steady
at 45aIGc, OatS-Quiet and firm at 35ni?r.
Barlcy-QuietAnd unchanged. Rye-Quict
and firm ut 7sas0c, Pork-Dull at so OOa
20 %. Iard-QuiCt steam SIP bale 30
kettle l3al3Hc. Bulk Meats-Quirt Mt ID
TSaI0TalO Aal0Xailc. BHCOn-Firm nj
S}GagEnl2al2Hc. Whisky Steady and In
moderate demand and unchanged.
liOGs-Stcndy md in moderate demand
common TO good light 50 GJa7 10; fair lC
good packing 81 2Oa7 Is; choice heavy & I5a
! 80,
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RAILROAD BoSDs-I,oss active and ir.
regular in prices.

regular III PRICES
STATE Sc, URITIEs-Qui-t.
SToCKs-Opened strong and higher, the
advance ranging from Y to ~ per cent.
The dealings were large and attended with
considerable animation. Lake Shore rose
from 6IA to G3yE, Union Pacific from Il to
TX, Pacific Null from S61S to 375S, West.
ern Unionfrom 75J% to 76H. After the SEQ.
o d call there was a reaction and prices fell
off haH per cent, but ut the close tho mar.
ket was strong and higher with q partial re.
cOvery from the afternoon reaction. The
advance for the day was quite marked.
Northwest and St. Paul shares were protni.
nent in the rise as We're also Lake Shore,
Western Union, Pacific Mail and Union Pa.
cifc. Panama sold down tol40. 1ransac.
tons aggregated l73,OO0 shares with the
principal dealings as follows: Pacific Mail
5000, Western Union "a, 700, st. Paul Com.
mon 5000, preferred 5000, Lake Shore 3d..
900, Rock Island 1000.
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Prior, NNniy.htt cs-ti,
NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING.
SISETY.SINTH EDITION.

Containing a complete lis, Of all the towns In tho
United statcs, the Territories and the Dominion Of
Canada, having population greater than 500 AC-
cordlng 10 the last census together with the names
Of tho newspaper having the largest local cirulH.
lion In each Of tho places named. Also catalogue
Of neWspapen which are recommended 10 Adyrr.
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