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Tub WHEAT PROSPECT.
N ffA EHitof Of Ih8 Tribune.

JuLr 28.-Tlc stock Of wheat In store In ion Of
tho principal ports Of tile United Kingdom II suited
ut !, U1R GOA qrs; atoat mud In pasaRgo l. 4IT, 600
qrs. Total, 3, liz o6l qrs.
The Imports OF this month have fully supplied
the demand for consumption, leaving the atocEs
in store tho sane as last month, which Il almost
double tho quantity Of previona years. II we add
to tho aoye our stocks III sight, wa have tntnl Of
81, :,.O ILL! bn, which is sufficient ii last the United
Kingdom without fustnrr imports for three months.
STILL ANOTHER.
TO the EtEsnr o( The Tribune.
JCLr 9O.-An analysis OF the wheat sup
ply Of tho Un!tud Kingdom for the month pf
Juae shows that while the United states and CnnA-
ia furnished IN 1878 2. Sol, o7s cwta. against
., 3S GIG cwts In 1870, the new sources Of H,,p-
ply n the Southern Hemisphere, Chill, Bfit!eh
l..dln and Australla Increased their contributions
frum ..}5, 853 cwtA 10 500, 119 cwts In tho same
time, 30 that II II had not been for tho unusun do
mand from Frnnco aud Grrn,any during Jnne,
which not only took from Russia largo proportion
Of tho wheat destined for the United Kingdom, but
also took from British ports quantity nearly c9ual
to tho imports from 1l,,ssla, Germany, and Franco
combined. tho British markets would have boon
terribly overloaded.
AZ tiivsc Imports from Chill, Drltish India, and
Australia ars Int Tho beginning Of tho crop Of 7,
ind art probably 10 b. followed zach year by In
creased Quantities, II Looks ~ II wisdoht required
w to sel our crop as soon a. IN IL condition to
tlme Wien W. can have nyirtual monopoly. na
iierotofora: but ns wa see sAts year, before the
crop Of tin Northern Hemisphere y narketed that
of the Southern hcgina 10 cruwd y; and perhaps
we Gun imag!na how low wheat will sell III .yeara
dun ID thu Onty customer, and Europa. AsiA, Aus
tralasa, and America competing for hcr fAvoFe.
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suiillrf.cutst meats WerH .luuIcl nt UlHG7fc for
@ o.sa .a!!sts, ns % fsr a1 .,ost @ s'; si1 or DO
Wn short ciea... " t91SS tor " Gn,nerlansi 1!!la
cul hKHls. BACON lsAlny shout l3ts ul%}te,
f'rttisf-W1S QAte4 II tf4s4s. .. ...
HERR rHUUuCrA-Wrse steady Apa au!Et At $ln7s
tll,u Ter l1ehsi VI 7s44l2.o for extra iuesss and
&lI. I.Akts.G. ~ Tor taula .--.
Iufiop-Was Quutel u aa1<o Tot city, aud 1890 Tor
country lots, 9Gcpt1lbH to cIulAion.
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CO'f''t'f1N,


Fxw fonK. Jny 1a.-Tho xrcnt auctiun trade ,,,s =.
hannels and 6aakea concluded to-day. The prices rs,
.ed were alHlc better than those obtained nt a..
weeks sac. Gotten Roo.Ia wcro q0iet In nrst hsnl,
but steady. Medium atd tlark psints vcru orr .nMs.
Mems wear wtolcus were In moderate deuard Ios,.,,
wha fhtly active, 's1
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cLxvkLAXb o., july 2o.-pctrocun1 firm; stant..a
white 'le tsa l4Ac; prime white, laU test, to3ic,
Ftrrsn''n',- July 2a.-pctrolcum quiet and i'm,
crude, s1ol 1t Parkers, rclnea, t7;tc, pnliaJens.
delivery. '1'1
, 1876-07-27
PROVISIONS.

HOG rilODuCIs-Wuro dull aud stcady. tho va.ia.
tuna Ia prtc Lelng unusually ANAL. There small
inquiry for shpcnt but tile bulk VI the business done
WAS n turning round lots from August Into Sep.
tcmber Tho receipts Ut hovs somewhat iargur.
accompanied by casing In quotations but prod.
net waa not materially affected thereby. offerings
were light, tho August drycrles having beru nearly
ali arranged for previously
1itsa lbrk-Wus qllet. and averaged about tho shmo
~ thu lntctt Ut Tuesday, ctoAg sliudu easier. Tho
AcnBud snall but u1erlnls about equal to IT,
tn0ak Of the August deals being Cleared up already,
SA!c4 wcrp rcported Ut 5Uu lrls Caah It $8,G5; S
rs scllcr August nt *1H. lsaa aud 7so brta seller
September At +la. 7hstaT!S Tuta! u, 73O brts The
market clo+eI steady At e's. ~ III for casht slHho
t+IH.t,H scnr July; &1ataks1A g.t< Keller August
SIN 7a4slB7s for September; und $l3. 7sttla.s seller
iir ygar.
extra do IT $i4. 31da1 s.5U.
Lari-Wns aNl an stcay It the c!osnE rrTcea Of tlo
preceding atternDDh, will Liverpool ktraiy NJ Tues
lays ltcll1e. aud n1lhiilx tUGutt* from Sav York.
Halcs were limited tu utea scfcr August Mt $1U Hl,
and tn tc1 1;ler septcnber At $40 u:1 Total
/, Tie market tlse4 Tune u $lO Hug to- s1h
sssh I oF .s'ISr . ny 1T " sssr Auxs,s
II D "a under wlntsr.s
NfuiI-Wurr 1uet, with ilstlo change In prfoeG Tho
demand light, but 0nerfhEH WEtn malt 11Dldet4
aytn aod tatHer freely 1t thg recent 0reiue, and not
cAtlnH accept still l0wpt f.uros hu1ra HerB limited
y 10 l,xn A4l,cr shoulders u e, anil l 0lte short
rlJs AueE August IL ~. hhiD u! pr ICDIp Tho FOL.
lowing wcru ths latest Vuatat!s On wust cutcd ntt
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WILMINGTON. DEL, July 2o.-surtts Of turp.nu..
ateady n .s3c. s*
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aAo . asc e., Corn sesdy sool d,nand, No. a,r..
bt stealyt No 4 e: Naray auis. 6us stsaiyt1 Sals!
sFr!nE, H2ci AnRust, Tfn. 40 !
do to 0sweKn, &c. ""-7' ~ ''"a'o' n
ftctfhs-Ftour 4, roo hrlat wheat, 4nnooh,
afp"af7ts-Faour. ., no hr1aI wheat, III, UnDGu
BUFFALO.
. .HEFFtLoS SJniy ?G.-tifuiR--Wtcat duff and u
tta: halcs. 7Rsl by hard Mnncsoia VI alS ESrn
ltyt neglected, ''"" ohtI.
,caaM ttei0its-os1c for wheat and SIC 10, so,n :.
Now YORK. ~ '~9 wi eoF1t IA
COTTON.
tn bales, salca Is. esH Hst
SAVANNAH, ia. july 2n.-Cotton aaTet, m,dt,,.,
iolct gross receipts, sa baicsi cxpur,s coa.twr -
oALvssros. Tex. JULY 2o-cotton arm, mtdIi,nm
sic1 net rcrofptA, ~ bnlcst salc&, "a.
MonItE AID, July 1u.-Cuttnn -9utot; mlddlt,,.
iCac' net receipts. A bacs Aaos sl exports ro..,
wise, 35a. i''
SEw ORLxAss, July 28.-cotton htm and unchno,..
sales OF a halcs1 SsoolptA net 4sss gro,A 7o7, ,s
Potta ~ Now York, l.350. ssnck 50, III.
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The offerings At the docks wcgo small yesleEday aud
tho market ceaEcd bcfors nooa. lIlces Fuisd tho
sAlns p herctof1re, $7,4Aa7tu So bnin8 tho AvcFuga
pIlcss for p!ess stun. au4 *aussuo lor coa.e laei
sioMlitm. ia.6 = Y: is.1a m shingles a LOO
u yard haSkct IA dull anI way. Btooks kcfunu-
latlnI but thsy a!t expected q, II this tlg In tho
seaAn MT. thu faSt haa little effect on pFres Follow
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BIlEEF-Fht DNeF1nEa WGfN low, and mostly At poor
quality VIC quite the liarkut hTln " $i.lkas TOT
Inferior TO choice. Lambs wore nominal At l.aJ -
liIe hERL.
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CUSC4At DVaaEA 70 lN4 1f10ANt.
Nkw TonK. JULY III, -0r,ltn-spsing wheat irrtaulnF
md unsettlcd, prccs i:c Uetcr. with rho Improves
nent mainly On NJ. and Eradca beowt No. winter
wheat brought ittEt rl0re nuney. but blslueAs was
lncds satus Ut Oh DU bu A. H39ic for No. ChtcaEoI
a5Rstt for No. Milwaukee, DC for Euod 4oft No.
Chfcagos B4&6sd fnr cnm.non 10 fa!r No.
= hifwaukect striclly pfn,h held u SLID
with buyuts n about 4t.o7 u1ctosl.U7 for ungfndcd
spring. bdJ for No. Northwestern: 4l.l7nl.1b for
No. sptng. I.ys auu 4. unchanged ngurcs. Basity
remained ~ m noticel. Corn noHt IL better. with
brisk export and fnr home trnda demand, mar.
kol tloa!nR qaiats taics of 3le,ub au. part la't
evening. At 424s5a!fo for hot ana warm mixed
Westett h1h@Ao for ungradea steamer
sni1cdi ot@58Hc fur ungradcd Western mixed. mainly
q for psino aa, sJD57c fur hixh 1atxcd aud
yeow Hceet1 nn transactions rtporeed for lof wara
delivery. 0Ata ic better. with fair homo trade aud
nodcrasa cxport danaud aales Of D u0bu. At
for mixed Western a Btatc. and t 47a for willie dot
4c fur No. sold by sample; poor white Ohio Al Boz
alUo bu No. Chicago 1t 354Suu In at0rc, including
unt load fur export Al 1uu II, u hu No. Milwaukee,
for export At 3sc, 600 do At SIC In stores mixed Vest
eru. 53daaufc; wnlts Weatefn, 3sst47c.
Otean fftfphf-Dusncas fairly moderated late rates
rctsncd. engascncntA to Liverpool uy attain. S,Uobu
grasn Al 01 per atandard bu. -.
Ft'6plston-tQrk lower, but business worry slow,
salca OF $50 brA new H,cu On spot At alO.6HD
1915. with bmA lots It St0.U; also aO1
brla August at Sl0. .4u3l9.spr and HD hfls
dD late yesterday 1t s5O; 1T the second call, for
July, $40 ~ askal, for August, slo3o bid snd slp.3u
asked; for September. $8ia bid, and SIN. 10 askcd
Cut tmeats sscudy nddles unchanged With tlxat trade,
Western funE clear quoted n lO14e+ Lard cnseE.
but transactions l,inltcd ps!e steam sput quoted at
3tlt75ailo; saics Of 20 tcs for export on private
terfas also, 900 tcs for August at ST. H.
closing At 9ll.12x, 4,7Go tcs for Sep
ten,oer At $1l.aatlt.ss closing at sil..s,
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.AsCincinnati Brute.

ClNcrSNAr1, Jan. 25.-Yeste,day;
afternoon nswhilc Mike Higgins, an en-
ploycc of the gas company, was walk
ing up Pleasant St., a number OF chill
dten issuing from an adjoining school
yard, ran before him and impeded his
Higgins became intensely
;eSGry AZ this, md seizipg one Of the
lads, named n. Steelford, deliberately
threw him into tho catch basin of the
Nsin l4rest ssNsf,l VIM. Ruhl, who
\ s = - iaped in and rescued
tho ia though % SO doing he was
almost drowned. The excitement
anong the people in the vicinity was
intense,snd Higgins would undoubt=
edly have been mobbed but for his
speedy arrest and imprisonment in the
station house.
ZOOLOGY IN ST. LOUIS. es,.9-,
] A party Of gentlemen from st.
.Louisare visiting the city and cxsm-
lining the geological gardens with a
view to establishing . similar institu-
ton in their city.
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Greet ssealal Beho.

NEw, YoRK. Jan. Z rs The clerk Of
Plymouth church has furnished Henry
9. Bowen with : written copy Of g.
". Whites statement Of grievances
against him. Mr. White says he
intends TO give Bowsap plenty time to
reply. If he should continue silent,
or refuse to tell what he knows dam
aging to Beecher, or admit he knew
nothing against his pastor whatever,
then he, White, would appeal to the
church and ascertain whether or not
it would not consider it nece.sisary
both for the peace g ana . j purity. fh.,
allits members, ipclacins H, 9. Bower
should be- faithful to their oovenan,
obligations TO the ehase,t ...2=
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New York.
TmE EARrnQuAKE's snock


THE EARTHQUAKES snocK.
NEw YoRk, Jan. 25:-Letters from
LLins 2 Peru. ansouDcss og v Sonp nplsse
destruction of the townM Abancay
BY an earthquake on the ,4th of De-
cember, state that between 4 p. M.
and 8 q. m. of the same date, loSless
than thirty seven earthquakes oc-
CURED, several Of. which, were very
severe. The detlils IRE sn,esere ana
loss Of life unknown.
FIFTRENsSsYEA
In the supreme court this morning
Lucius ". Pond, manufaoturer
whose wholesale forgeries created SO
much surprise and excitement, with.
drew his plea of not guilty and, was
sentenced to fifteen years in the
states prison. There are still thirty
two indictments against hiim.----
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asked that the petition be referred to
the committee on the District Of Co
lumbia, to be consiieredin connection
with any bill to provide govern.
.ment for the district. TWAS referred.
Mr.. Morrell submitted u resolution
directing the secretary Of war to COM
|municate to the senate the aggregate
number'ofs organized militia OF. the
several states, agreed to- and after the
expiration Of the morning hour the the
senate resumed consideration Of the
bill to provide for the appointment OF
commission on the subject of alco-
holic and fermented liquor traffic and
manufacture, and it was passed.
SIr. Sherman offered resolution in
structing the -puLlic works committee 70
inquire into the rightsSofs railroads to en-
ter tho public grounds ut Washington,
and what Legislation is necessary to cS-
pei them. Agreed to.
BY Morrill,, to establish an education
fund and apply portion of the proceeds
!of public lands to public education, and
to provide for moro complete cnaow-
mcnt and support of national colleges
for the Advancement Of scientific and in
dustrial education. Referred.
By Cameron, (Wis.,) to authorize tho
construction of a pontoon bridge across
the Mississippi from La Crosse county to
Houston county, MINI. Referred.
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xlEix,1l;,co.

HAVANA, Jan. 25.--Advices from
the city Of Mexico to the 18th, state
that 1000 soldiers have been sest to
reinforce the Mexican troops on the
Rio Grande.
STORMS ON THE CUBAN COAST.
In the storms around San Domingo,
early in, January, ,n,,'l many vessels and
several lives were lost.
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post Office dcpartm
Suspended.

- Suspended
ByrrALo. Jan 25--John Stillwager,
a priyate>ban suspended yesterday
afternoon, Liabilities not known.
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WASHINGTON.

AVAsmSsroS, Jan. 25.-Thc Pres.
ident has replied to the resolution Of
the House Of representatives, adopted
last Saturday, saying no correspond
'ence has takenplace with any Europe
an governments except Spain in rela-
ton to intervention in Cuba: The
Correspondence. recently Transmitted
to the House shows that our ministers
been instructed merely to read the
iletterof Secretary Of State, addressed
TO Minister Gushing, TO the govern
nents to which they arc respectively
accredited.
III TO BE coNr1RMED.-
!. The Senate finance COMMITTEES have
agreed3t TO reco end the confirmation
of ]. NJ. McGrew, to be auditor for
post Office department.
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CoRS-Stcady; 4Olic for cash; tic for
Jan; 4Oass 40iisc for Feb. -
OATs-Dull; 35c for, cash sales; s6'ssc
for March,
BARLEY-unchanged
WnIsKY-Dull, ut *1.0s.
PoRK-Easier, ut $lo.1C@l 1915,
LARp---Nominal.
MILWAUKEE,.
MILWAUKEE,, Jan. 20.
WHEAT-Shadc lowers closing steady;
$1.0011s for cash; $1.00qs4 for Feb; SI0lst
for March; No. 3, S5lsc
CoRN--Quiet, at 4411sc. -
| OATs-Firmcr, at 3eac.
RYE-6Sc
BARLEY-9Gc.
live stock Markets.
CHICAGO.
W CHICAGO, Jan. 25.
Hoos-Receip,s,- II, 900. Moderately &c.
tive and shade higher saics gcncraiiy,
7.OOQl7 %; common to choice packing,
$7.1O017.2 20; light, $725@735: heavy.
$7.15@7.40. Supplies not equal to de-
mand. .-z
CATTLE-Rcccipts, 1000. Moderately
active and q shade weaker; good to choice,
$4.5O@5,75; medium, *d.s5t9,4.5o stock
cattle, S3,25013.55.
I ST. LOUIS.
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A Distinguished Journalist in Boston
Creates . Sensation. Il
The President Denies Correspondence
Relative TO Cuban Affairs.
F0RB1aI.r

---s-'rr-s-------fs fsAt1UsAs As-----a--e-..--
REcusA. Jan 22--Bavowich,
the insurgent leader, killed in
the recent engagement near
Trebinge, was buried yesterday. Six
hundred insurgents, the municipal
authorities, aud deputations from Dal
malta attended the funeral.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

z =
Mr.. Cox, from committee on bank
ing reported back adversely those bills
proposing to repeal the 10 per cent.
tax on the circulation Of banks tlnf
are not national banks. Tabled.
Mr.. Terry, from the committee on
military affairs reported resolution
calling or the secretary Of war for
copies of orders and Instructions under
which @. NJ. Gen. Meigs is acting
during his absence from the United
States. Adopted.
Mr.. jerks, from the committee on
invalid pensions, reported the bilf
supplementary to the pension act pro.
yidins that in case Of permanent spe-
cifc disabilities, noiucrcase 81 pension
shall be allowed, TO commence prior
to date of surgeons certificates. Also
reprnling the law making bounty-landz
warrants personal property. Passed.
The house then went into commit
tee OF the whole; Mr.. Wood of New
York in the chair, on the Centcnniat
appropriation bill.
Mr.. Southland opposed the bill.
.Messrs Thompson and Robbins Of
North Carolina advocated it. The
latter said:
f "Whcn the wardrobe out North
Carolina farmer had six sons, grown
to manhood, who, at the first tap OF
the drum went to the field to fight in
the cause of the South. They had no,
.staycd to reason about it, and they
fought from Bull Run to Appomattox.
But all of them. One of them was
sleeping at Antictam, one at Chancel,
lorville, one at Chickshominy, and
another in. Kentucky; but two O
Ethem. <, we're at the Ap;;
pornrtpx battle. Theyahad seen the
saag 30 down which they hadsfollowet
Ewith uhfaltering devotion; zone oftheu
was.he who now, addressed the com
miaee. md hosnow said that lie sha,
J seen enough Of war, an. and " wante' ant.
\ peace. Hc@wantea reconciliation an'
!. st.brotherbool all over the = country
That was why lie. proposed to vot
for She bill, for he thought the tenden
shcy .ofsthe celebration was 10 promote
i peace: Why was there not peace
The soldiers had fought ont the bat
tie with bay onets, muskets and canncl
and now ceased fighting. The reaso'
why there was not peace was becaus
a few selfish, restless, political agita
tators still wanted to keep up .th
. fight md theirwe eapons weseEtl,eS ia,
bonsssof sHsses. Iaugh,er land d
plausc. He was opposed to particl
: patton in that kind Ct warfare. H
wanted peace.ss His people had. sen
him here to talk peace, TO help brinl
bring about reconciliation and goo
understanding. y
:. + The debate ss sar.s coutipuedsby< Wi
!, liams Of Wis, and Lamar in favor {
: the bill, and BY White and Gordo
,gainstit.
senate.
Mr.. Sargent presented petitio
signed by a large number of ladie
A|Easking thatzs gQxernment. be estat
[lshed in the District Of Columbi,
(which would confer upon women th
j right to yote sMs. Sargent allude
to Wyoming, where wonsn snfrag
was endorsed BY judiciaty, press, j; an an
I people generally. He knew of n
J, better place to make the experimer
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Fire.

MILFORD, N. H. Jan 25-The large
Ho,erat Amherst, owned by Shaw Of
Boston burned last night; loss $50,
900; insurance go, 600.
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BosrnH,-Lan.-2s 55..zThe afternoon pa.
pers will publish disclosures affecting L.
d. Winslnw, well known journalist and
politician. and known as one of the p1in-
Ecipal owners Of the Daily News and Bos-
ton Post. Though it is not believed that
either of these papers is affected by his
transactions, which are now coming to
light, notes amounting to seven thousand
dollars, negotiated in one of the national
banks Dy Winslow, are known to
bear forged endorsements, and. it
is alleged thst when the amount
Of his forged paper is fully ascertained
by investigation, it will reach over
one hundred thousand. Winslow
left last Thursday, accompanied
by his family, for parts unknown.
BosroN, Jan. 25.-The Journal says
it is estimated that Winslow dis
counted paper TO the amount !, Of $780,.
600 but cannotSbe known at present
whether the endorsements are genuine
or forgeries. WlnsloW sold his inter-
est in the News last week. He was
educated for, methodist minister,
was chaplain during the, war and
has since oficiated inseveralo churches.
He was formerly publisher Of Zions
Herald and a member Of the legisla-
turc in 1928 ands1875.
The 81 1auis Trial lIi|
St. Louis. Jan. 25.-Judge Dillon
rendered decision upon the opening
Of the trial Of VIM. Mckee this morn.
ing, ruling that the case must go on
1.-THE conspiracy had been one of mum.
erous acts and extending over long
Eperiod Of time and The deolarationsl lo
co-oonspirators or. accomplices mus,
be heard: If Hhoveycr when, the case
Eshould be all in and the connection o
Mckee With the conspiracy should
rest solely on the testimony Of the &C
completes, then the court would in
Istruct the jury how little weight was
to Be attaohedEto their. evidence. The
in.imation was that the evidence Q
the RUG and McKee's connection
with them, would not bey alone stm
cisat. Following the deoision Of The
judge. the testimony Of Sanford si
Barton manager Of Binglsn Bros. s.
Louis distillery, was taken: He teStif;;
fed to the general operations Of tn
ring.
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-
Swan Lake Era. Jan. 90
The attendance at tho village schools is
increasing.
Jacob Jenter, of Centerville, has moved
to Swan Lake and started saloon.
The Yankton and Sioux Falls stage now
makes its midway halt for dinner at Swan
Lake. ii IS s5 Il
Shrubbery is putting forth buds, and
farmers are getting ready to SOW wheat and
In two instances VIC understand they have
part of their sca1ing done.
A Centcrvillc correspondent writes US
that one Of Halls boys, two miles south OF
Dosglas. mill, started prairie fires,hatsf
burned his fathers barn and calf ThetI
tireIstarted just south Of the county Sline.a 4
Some six weeks ago Mr.. NJ. Ringcly, six
miles northweft Of here had the misfor
tune to freeze the thumb on Ills lcft lIant:-
It did notheal and the flesh kept slough
ing off, leaving the bone projecting at least
aquartcr of an inch. Last Saturday DR..
Olney took it, off,
Rev. ..Hoyt Ntillcd his appointments
here lust Thursday, Friday aud Saturday
evenings and Sundap morning. He has
travelled about nine hundred miles and
preached fifty four sermons in the last sixty
two days. This would makcNa pretty fair
years work.
MINNEHAIIA COUNTY.
Sioux Falls Independent, Jan. Goth.
| The fall of snow last Monday night was
much heavier twelve miles north than 1t
was here. DR.. Morgan reports snow to tho
depth of over an inch on the level.s
| The railroad delegation that went from
here to st. Pauiearc straying back one at a
time with railroads.. G. figures, plats,
lroutes, houses, etc.-and rumors of rail.
roads in their pockets.
The meetings at the NJ. f. church have
been we'll attended for the Inst week, in
fact we might almost say the attendance
Ehas been mcasu1ed-by the capacity Of tho
building still the interest seems to in
] crease.
MARKETS bY TELEGRAPH.
New York.
New York. Jan. 25.
IL Money, SOC per cent.
Gold 49,
Governments active
Stocks active and better prices
} New York, Jan. 25.
!, WHEAT-Quiet and steady; No. 8 Chi
carO. Sl,O71i1O: No 8 Milwaukee. n 10
@1.l2; No. 2 Chicago, $1.23@l.25; MOI
e Milwaukee, s$1.24@l.25; No. l. spring,
81. .9s@l.34 winter red western, tl.le@
1l.3a 60 -7=- q;
sE RYE-Quiet and unchanged.
X CoRN-Firmer demand; new western
mixed. 57@6l14c; old do, 70@72c.
e BARLEY-Heavy.
!, OArs-Firm; mixed western and state
! 45@4sc.
i PoRK-Quiet, at s2o.75@2loo.
4 LARD-Hcavy, at 12l1. 16c.
WHrsKy-s11o11z.
!. chicago,
e CHICAGO, jap. 25.
WnEAT-Weak and lower. especially fo
cash; 997sc for cash ,90115c for Feb OF
March; MOI, 79c; rejected, 65@65llc.
r. CoRN-Weak and easy; 43l4c for cash
421ac for Feb.
n KYE-61c.
oAnaFirmer; 81 1laic for cash; alascfo
= Feb. IS
J. .BAHLEY-elc for cash; 7sc. for Feb
,S f0Hk-66tro and higher; $19254 70
J, cash xl935 for Feb.
e LARD-Firm and shade higher; 4l21'
4 for cash; 412 20 for Feb.
a WHIsKY-s1.00.0 ,
I s. - I,a,, ! P
d 50. Le.is.
oil sr. LOUIS, Jan. 25.
III WHEAT-Lower; No 2 fall. t1.5s bi.
for cash; &l.52 for Jan. No. 8, fl.33113a biz
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A Street in Ashes.-

NEw, YoRk. JAM 25-Largc Gre
reported in Surbrook, W. Maiul
Street is said 10 be in ashes.
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DAKOTA NEWS.
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TURNER COUNTY.

TURNER COUNTY.
Swan Lake Era, Jan. 90
The attendance at the village schools is
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dead dead

NO CLUE FOR PROBABILITIES.
It will belscarccly possible tolsnow
before the decisive day, Jan. Both.
which party isto be victorious in the
elections for rsenatorial delegates.
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A Dishonest Journalist.

two indictments against him