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, 1877-01-20
THE HOME.


WAfTfSQ%
NJ Ars. Nary r..
lSs little snte1 waiting for mo
On the beautiful banks OF the tryttal atas
Not tnrAtttntfr waitcth my darling there
For ht1ic lights up Ilis hrpw 20 fnlr;
And his lille harp rings ont - elcaf.
20 s0oth,nRiy awtcl to tailhE listening ears
And he iftcs on tho emf1o OF the Savisre 1--we,
Who 70 tcnderly cAliad my lamb above.
rxt q ttttte Angs. waiting tat ma
On thu beautiful bAnkA 0f the crystal scat
Forever free from aorrow and ph!n.
6potlcss and pure from ali earthly rtains
Never In etftnR paths to rove,
kafe in the hoAum Of Infinite lore.
Evcrr1ore. exermorc walking IN light,
Ny little angel Foboa in white.
I've 4 littlc angel waiting for me
On tho beautiful bAnka Of the ctyftat fea.
When my heart II ycarntnR Ahtt thrpebN wAkh pain,
AMI fAlh would clNrp my datltDS aR0lN,
IN look away from this earthly ttfand
To the beautiful banks Of the oetttr landi
III think Of the angel whiting tkcre,
And offer 10 Goi thankful prayer.
I've a little angel 10 welcome INC
When |, too. khall atand by the ctysia1 Nea;
y hen ll.c Grcat 1tefner haiti lifted Me.-
In n,e His own image shall clearly rrc
When. In the robe OF ChTtsGs Righteousness dfcstt
Ny tn,,i HAnlf see the hanse OF tile hlrtt.
On The beautiful hnnks Of the cryttat era
My darling, sttll waiting, shall welcome ms.
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An ECONOMICAL TAnf.E.

fn,sAoo, Ian. iA..l sysnpaitizc With 1:a ts,tf.
III n S IN" es k: :so ] maFe nn
!i wd b. a more "e aeeertaS Now. W fen % Ia ,HSai' a1
this Is low Dolly nnd !ln.-tlo even nnw wien wo
@ are ts.r t1un ~ " Nv wrrs la, .otf sna ". enJSy
rec 6aku; ono pic Will Inst III awrrk. Gnl that
eh,rny as pori"n nf thy lunch take 10 ollce.
r,rn, unI nj! such u'sInni!un- ina,le Of o1l rays
sud Aulrlaris acldl, aro tAl"oed,-arc anathcn'a,
4. rsnna n" Oh Of p a., %",f ."a ,s" wss
is ',e & ~ s sS"9 !s,ss
pair Ut rresh rnllIdta il ccntrl, cut them Wp anil
put tntn boller with two or tl,rce ounce. pepper
and salt @utt cover VII, wntcr vt ~ boiler on
" for two three hours; and then put III lt,ts
thtesunIn- " hani'n, Vi 1'onr and . BIT q bn.
t.i ii TOR king. Wo can't Vt it ail sunday. 10
wc haye n,,othct supper Of it Wednesday, wnimrd
Thcn e I'M Moniay wen 80 to The packing. house, and
for ~ cents buy enough meat tu lust nll the wuck
rnrk bones @ nato t.""d re II put lnina deep pic
ss sa, III. :. sa s' nss rs &c sis ,se
pork nnee and Put them it, baking pan with
atort Of st4'nof bread crumbs. "aYc, and onions,
tcryed hot with nice cabfa 20 ,,.nHl,ea t4rnIps
Sfs 5 rS nsc ss snr s:! ant aa 1 E. nSs If hs ts
Ftllays wu generally have a hoilcd trout, with
nlarhel potntet. mid melted butter, anh oh my.
ntn't 1t Eu1I, and snfisfyln". too, and chcnr ut
that! And saturday night. When cEgs aru Il0t ton
Gear, VIC tlase un oltifashiunc.a dish of c29A mud
bac0n, fried TO o turn, you knew, And rmOklng
llnt. FumttlHes instend VI rabbits we grt a guotl
joint snnlays-louf Or fire pounds Ut fna4t nf
lecf uF lry uf mutton; AnI then VIC hatd 1t cutd
one day during the week, AMI In cnh! Ncathrr 1t
of s9ar'e, svs5y fa!l pa. ap biz ar q on,yn
Y u, pisk!ss;, aaa q ,ss ,nks ;al,'. eaIaa.
you Ecl ut ihr store i .hrir placc, and they I'm.
prove wonderfully In ilAyor. Dns drink rs lHrgty
cacoa. Cocoa -slclly nze unly 1Hn c, ntA pound,
sui poMn tkth ls week; mud thrrs' j. Hu nicer
beverage In this world than tflcOa with plenty IT
milk Iii H. Slghta drink coare and lIntIy drinks
tea. but Eel them uoth ut large Wholesale tea
slure. anu they ntaid TN III thu furnler At ~ md
thu lutter III cents pound. l4astly,-1nl rcnrnl.
bur TIM" l hsse mt esory dinner pr snnpsr msa
anyttilns Especially With Rny ytl1ny ytayosy. Takr
piac!ul If bpIIci fcc mud IIttx up with yonr rab-
bit ssew ynHr E0ur md sonP' hlcAi Il forgot this,
h1st every Que knows how to tahc eoup, nHd fuup-
bones atr cltnP eNonvhl or YOUR tl+, OF my c0i!.
crIsakis thing yuu lSp, alt yuu will
hive l,cn1 at nncG rAttffytn.. nourlsh.. cheap,
a'ld healthy. Especially sltU children t!ce, II
ariA benriicaty ot tiu buwcls, Irrtrnns tendency
~ lnt,rehHss md Ercn1ly retuY1ps ru.liscnesh,
1cashetl the sasile Ut rtrc .uril. sixteen yrars'
",jnnrn IN Ina!a, an,l there u il eaten at every
cuaugh IN yunr tpacc, anl Will merely conclude
With uHF cordial Enforcement nf Tile llnne depart
tncmtuf TAH THluGkE. 3lsy your sl.ahuw nc>cr
EruW 1tsJ. DOLLY AND !.
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IN III, n+cscncr nj narc,t. md c1t.r ,,rntcr. or
s,vny ;yIt T ~, MI tam,,in,, .cn NJ .c,ac. y"
IT' T. i not ouT III Univ i" rc.tore ths iy,n~js
toned plar to our ehilhfcn; In h!bse time. t wa' M
"hnd Miriam Tho nponhstc.s thc s.,rr nf Aaron.
lack ti,h,ri tn hrr hand. mn, Ill i1,c x,,nrn rrut
i',rncd e.,r thc .cn snd ILL., III, nrnnlr 1,n r.eanci
from slavery, wills ihnraaj, nn1 i,is H.. ho.t. Wcra
IrnmnnI tkfrsIc ~, Innrt, ~" was tHc rlIn,c, ~
rtprc,.lnp ir nj thri- Won1tn dcIitrra,cc fron,
All. f;n3 }onni n" fan|, with M,rfun,. iutt attrr
wards when Tic na,ic n,,rchi,f in hcf hrrthct's
J"nhth,i, M a mnn of t;ai vi i,s t.nrht II.
,n, litter. Il, cu,nr ont In 1urrt {fm win tI,niros
r. 1a onnrle wt aaa ta cnaSc e s u woras
hafthrr women. ci,id,rm md vyrr H. ipCl ot tlcir
s:Ihcn thc riIcr. of III. con ,.rrntion tntl t,osc
vcrnnr wjnwrrs that thrrr wns feast of thc i.gri
Al Shifnh And commanded them 10 10 nni lie In
wnit in liz ylne md een II lin ,Jnuvhtrrx ri
Shiloh came out 10 dance IN tnnccs nn entrh yo,,
sYcry mnn hjr wtfr sniI fn 10 tbc tan,i nj I3rnn.
, 1877-01-20

m A. {fJF ~ ~
srxn,1sa, it,, % Jul. s'V-tss 1 split ' xyubvr and
small bone hook, Commence at t,e ncek. work.
IN, fronta md hack arnrnfrly n. IN NJ fhn untjcr
t,art pf thc armholt Efurbct backyard nni fur.
ward, not hrrakjns tho thrcal, In turning 1t The
cni OF a row il il we'll 10 mako chain ~ siT or
seven rtitcl,cs. The ioov iauS fotmsa u n,sY ce
conveniently used in wluetfun
far tbe ErDnt-- Mako "A rhntn of t,rrntv,twp
stitcber: ntO thls Tuw of eleven s11c1ts farm.
cu by working Two fonp sflichrn H.. S in,n rvcry
alternate chain Ettfch scrnni ro,y lid snrnr
pIacIn. Tie needle between fbo two LAM
.titchTs Turning thu shrii fI'ua IrInaImt,
them In dirrct lin. over THINKS in nta.
cvunr row. in th;s and lj,s following fair rows
inc,e ono shr} cucI IN the fnrrr u nrn i.un
si.c Keeping lhv iront gttru always straight. Yu,,
wiiI now hasc sIxtre,, FWs, aud tiu lnrt ono viii
h, 81 frm shrt1, III ,xl,h Now scxcn ,n,"s t,rr,
fci3 ,n n M, ~ oa', rrocsa nt, su'f, It
t1s nj # ~ IL" wnrk Hrlm, thc n,trr fr,rt mi,
iii. rnnt AM, I.y b,tb nst.u nntil ths h,rs /. In
Thc iisck-Ipvn Foundation Of fnrty .tltc,o.,
mn. raw ~ t,yrnty s1rji. lila inrk II ri1"uca
umnn III. shnmiist xfI" nn1x In III. srro,,', fmtIh
sn% ar, tru 1',,s a"o oJ ~
ti,s.o rUw.l, 1,ut tu ths llrJ row one
shrn is }ntroiucca In tho centrs ,bs.
t,*rnn ia t.nth Md ,,c,rnt,, "p, etihar sIfc m
,tI rcn1rui .i.ii rnr il ndri ~ ~ i,,i .i,ti
ni"vsn,h tahirt..nfI, III nIsh,rrnth t,vn,,t,,h NH
tw,nt .,ornrn NV. run.tixrIs In. f,.,,,v ~. :
t,"rn '0"'' ''''lN'''' 'ne' '''"'t's
viii ti', fTnnis a1l nrocer1 m i'm ~ Wv '0s~
x" Sin'. ~ r,.",,,mrp @ lii Inr,o h,,. 1r,..ss
n, lin LeSlnn,nr ~ cari, ruw unt1i thc viii, il
~ ~ I - nii. " t;ii. Tni.b,. tbs % .,'n"'j.r
whir ~ rsin !, na,.n,y ~ 1sre, woEk.' h,rE
wmtd n,uI fnrwarI i'm IN S.,, al iii r. I,nn"rd
y. ""i! nsa 1 ~ ~ ~ ;l 's ~ .; H t It"p r..
-. ~ irt ~, ~ e Viz. u ,n,1 Ill, r
~ ~ p ~ ~ ~ -, s !, ~ ~ ,; .'a s,1 ,o". ~
I'll, " it",h sr.,rs ir", S"" iuin i1.n Ut tho
, 1877-01-20

wAunxx r. ,i} f. .a Eattof r Ths 1r,ssnt .,s
t,ras o[ssHn H., viii ~ the following teepo toi
E"H' f" , ns,s5saH ,s, sx ~ het Mn IL na
entirely. but wyuld only fa,lc. This il Tic rccine
Just - he rasc II: Ctrlc acid, ono hsaeh.n: Elyesr
mud wnsl' the face every night oetosa fc.lstn;.
,,kc t.n I,a r. IF r. 1a.sr rndd'nE
what they arc like. t il .lc wil IN ill II viii
think, bo tatlsfnctory: our eRg4..wtitcs md
nx uni Two taSass @ s~s pser % sxssi sSd
one teas1'oonfnl Of salt. Nix the baking powder
II h IL s f i. si5t s hf s9 s & ssat a III f Ha q.
nnc amonth h,nss; Rca1l patt,ttng bag In otlin.
w'atet ~, IN t'e m7,'s,ate and pInnS; e whole
10 l'c catrn with cream nit! ruear.
The following will bc found good and Enexpcn.
tlve plum lu;idinx for s'nl fan'!ly: Unc tuast ot
fnl ri cllrrnnt.; orc tracdrnl chopped suct; nnr
lalf cup cnllrd 1enon analy rhroI: one CUP brown
jig pow$r and twa cup. Of .%cst @ nllk. sttt % sss
thorony;hly. Next ed lie rai.lns. eu5sant.. I'D
x s'w.y. DO nnes. ss % f.t ~ Sii'i %ith tho aori
milk. and. aftcf .tlrrlns well, pns In u tag whta
ha. bean ta!prel IN loliln: Watsr, and bon ihs.s
viii stnp boiling md Fepleniah always .tttil bull
remofr tho stringt, and turn the haA ~ron.
tlhS uutothat IT.. phil It, gently haeI
scaided. Omit tllc lemon il you DO not earo kpr
rich. A1nkc for It ,hc following raurc: ono A:up
sugar, 0nc.hait cup hlttrr, ono tubEn4poonfui oI
nunr an. onc rEE: melt tho butter IN the raucc.
pan nnd stir In tt 1oGr Until the whole IL sInUOth
y 1os y aS e s sI RHns RPso i n
OF brandy It Incomes branly ra,!ce, and the inro
and grnted rind Of lemon, 1t Il called lemon
aAtce.
SONG tins ago spIccd pudding was called for,
Of baked bread, peel oil tbs crn.' cut IN piers
water, and ald ono tca.I'ooufu Of III.
Take 9ns nins q lour and atd
two eoavc;cups o1 ra'ains. seeded and choppcsl;
IalFins, aHa thea nli your euaked bread md
tcaepouniul cnch u groun! ull+picc, cinnamon,
Mnce. md cloves. Then add 1aAtly by dc,tcca ale
eoHee.cup of awect mllk. md heat tic. h'a.s will
pudding, which, should be pretty atiii, nn,l bill
three hours. TO be eaten with the same sauce ~
for plHuI pudding, emitting tho ttavor!ng. THIS Is
mort excellent pudding when well made, md
doe4 nicely for family gatherings IN Thanksgiving
ahI C13rtHtmas.
prefer buIling to scan,tng, II 1t IL done nicely,
and I'll. whole secret lea In 1tunElng them In Lo!
ing wacr, Immediately after thcy mixed. And
never lettlnK Them cease boiling. lie anrc aHi
turn thc,l over ami alwayn leave room tn the bag
ng pud,lIn2n whIls boiling, mado with lpur 10 keep
tlcn, fruL the bottom Of ths kettle, SO a. 10 pre-
vent burning. uso ths lfttle salt baEa that n,Y
table. comes tn aud always savO thcm for that
purpose.
physician who furnished tho one for frcckics, which
has been pruScn 10 be good, and WILL send 1t II any
ouc caTcs for 1t, Nus, e. e.
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FRANCE.
Chamber OF Deputies,

VERSAILLES, December 15.-In the
Chamber OF Deputies to-day Leon Say,
Minister Of Finance, proposed convoca'
tion Of the Councils General for Decem.
Der 81, and Councils Of ACCOMPLISHMENTS
for the 10Th. He said it would be impos.
sible 10 vote the entire budget, and he
therefore proposed that the Chamber vote
four direct taxes. He hoped the Cham
ber would authorize the collection OF other
items Of revenue according to the existing
laws. The Government asked for cred
OF 529, 500, 900 francs to cover two months.
This vote would indicate the Chamber .
confidence in the Government, and he
trusted the Chamber would not refuse ii.
The Chamber then voted urgency on
the two bills, in conformity with the fore.
going statement, which we're referred TO
the Budget Committee. The committee
thereupon proceeded to deliberate on
them in bureaux. Later in the day the
Budget Committee reported iavorably on
NJ. Says proposition.
NJ. Jolibois, on behalf Of the Bona
partists, stated that he would support NJ.
Says recommendations, but moi as ex.
pressing confidence in the Ministry.
Duke De LaRochefoucauld, Of Bisaccis,
made similarstatement on behalf Of the
Legitimists.
NJ. Say replied that the government
never thought Of taking vote Of conf.
dence on the budget, which would be un.
parliamentary. The Chamber then voted
On the hull
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sArURpAY,s srEAMERS.

NEW YORK, December 10. Sever
steamships left this port to-day Tor EUROPE
Their cargoes we're as follows:
Celtic, White Star Line: 9,2O0 bush
peas, 4,lO0 bush wheat, 1000 bags oai
meal, 500 bags clover seed, !, 900 bbls
oysters, 100 tcs lard, 1858 bales hops, 80
tons leather, 3,400 boxes bacon, 100 &c.
beef, 2l0 bbls pork, 100 puncheons syrup
II tons steel, 25 bbls -four, 200 pkgs but
ter, $500 boxes cheese, 100 bales cotton
so tons fresh meat.
City OF Richmond, Inman Line q, 1868
bush wheat, $500 bush peas, l, $50 bag.
oat meal, 100 bales hops, 5000 boxe.
cheese, SO tcs beef, l43 tcs pork, 2,24C
boxes bacon, $50 bbls apples, 100 ions
fresh meat.
Greece, National Line: 10000 bushels
wheat, 10000 bushels barley, 725 bales
hops, 10000 boxes cheese, 225 barrels
pork, 10 tierces beef, hogshead and %
tierces tobacco, l03 packages manufac
tured do, 2s0 cases canned goods, 500
bbls ilour, 81 tons leather, $50 pkg.
starch, 230 cases scales, 95 cases sewing
machines, 100 tons fresh meat.
California, Anchor Line: 1896 bush.
els barley, s02 bushels peas, 1000 bbl'
flour, 400 boxes bacon, 120 ice beef. 42I
tcs lard, $50 bags clover seed, 259 tc.
pork, l,4OO boxes cheese, 700 qrs fresh
beef.
Utopia, Anchor Line; 10000 bushell
wheat, 26,0OO bushels corn, $3.50 boxei
cheese, 2,429 bushels peas, 100 bbll
-four, IS boxes bacon, 226 tcs beef, $50 tc,
pork.
Glenartney, Anchor Line: 26,O0t
bushels wheat, All tea beef, 1919 bbll
-four, 800 tons oil cake, 200 pkgs butter
250 tea pork, so bags clover seed.
Acadia, Anchor Line: 5000 bushell
barley, 1925 bbls -four, II hhds tallow, q
tons oil cake.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-17

NRw YORK, December l5.-Cotton-
Easier at II 7.l6all 9.l6c. Flour--Dul
and heavy; No. 2, So 00t4 25, suporfnt
western and state lS4 9Oa5 Is, common Il
good IS SOa5 G5, good to choice $500
90, white wheat extra 50 O5a6 70, faucy
So s0as 25. extra Ohio s. S5a7 so, st. Louis
IS 40as 25, Minnesota patent process goot
to prime 81 4Oas. rs. Wheat-Heavy; No
2 Chicago sprng 81 80, inferior red winter
81 %, ungraded do 81 Al, No. milwaukee
81 32kal 81. Rye-Quiet; western 73a74c
Barley-Quiet and steady; six.rowed stat,
76c. Malt-Dnll and unchanged. Corr
Dull; ungraded new western mixed Soc
soft yellow and western 57Ac, No. ., De
cember 6ia64Hc. Oats = Uull; western
mixed aud state Sadie, white western 3Sa
43c. Hay and Hops-unchanged. Coffee,
MolasSes and Rice-ouiet and unchanged.
Sugar Stronger; fair to good refining 7Ha
7hc, prime 7;Sc, refined firm aud 10
good demand at 9hslO6c. Whisky
Steady at ST. 10.
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Chicago Cattle sIarket.

CHICAGO, December 1.-THE DrOrrrs
journal reports:
CATrLE-Reeeipts $50; shipments $500
Receipts for the week 1900; shipment,
s;e46; all grades steady and unchanged
fair to fancy steers sold at So 90a6 rs
Feeders and stockers in only moderate
demand at SO s0a3 rs: butchers easy; bullI
81 5oaS so; cows 81 00a3 so; through Texans
poor quality, 50 25a2 40.
Hods-Receipts 10000; shipments $500
Receipts for the week 244.0O6; shipment.
1900. Best a l0a4 20; fair to good 81 OOa
4 0j: mixed packing s. 90a4 o5; light 81 VI
al 10. Opened STEADY and closed firm; faii
uusold.
SHREr-Receipts 400; shipments 1900
receipts for the week $500; shipments
$500, slow; only common 10 fair Lold;
prices 81 50ai rs,
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a Lively Time at Richmond on
the Debt Question.

RICHMOND, Va, December l5.-The
forcible readjusters Of the debt are strong
in their determination not to yield TO the
honorable readjusters or moderate men,
and the forcibles have majority. 1t was
feared by many that this split would cause
a breaking up OF the Conservative party,
hut that will not likely be the case, Tor, az
was shown by call made for a caucus
last night in the Capitol OF the Conserva-
tive members Of both Houses OF the Leg.
islature, nearly all OF the disafiecied came
10 time.
There was an unpleasant episode, how.
ever, at this Conservative caucus meeting.
Colonel Harrison, who is Chairman Of
the forcible readjusters, made a speech,
in which he denounced in bitter terms
the tricks Of the moderate men. Msior
John W. Daniel, a leading statesman, who
was prominent candidate for Governor
In the Gubernatorial Convention, though,
BY a look Of Harrison that he referred TO
him. After finishing his speech Harrison
started 10 leave the hall, when Daniel
jumped up and in scathing words asked II
ne meant his structures to apply to him.
He spoke OF the forcibls Teadjasters rs
scoundfels and cut.throats, aud at the
end OF his remarks addressed Harrison
again, repeating three times as follows
ibid you refer to me"
Harrison was standing at the door with
his ha; in his hand. Ii seems that be Is
deaf, and did not catch Daniels words,
but, supposing that be was being insulted
rushed toward Daniel 10 knock him
down. Friends oil both gentlemen ran up
aud interposed. In the meantime General
Jos. r. Anderson, an old and influential
Legislator from this city, who is also a
little deaf, but very brave, had not heard
Daniels questions 10 Harrison, and when
Harrison made for Daniel, General An
dcrson thought he was coming toward
him 10 mash him. He accordingly threw
himself on the defensive and yelled lie.
him comep The hall was crowded and
every body was in great state OF excite.
ment, but In few minutes Daniel and
Harrison and Anderson made personal
explations; and the caucus adjourned.
The Aflair has been the topic on the
streets to-day. The forcible readjusters
hold secret meetings every night. They
seem to have q vague sort Of an idea that
they can get the coupon bondholders to
compromise, but can't explain how.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, December l5.-Flour-Steady
and unchanged. Wheat-Fair demand bu;
at lower rates; irregular No. Chicago
spring 81 07HaSl 0s, No. 9 do. 81 061I cash
aud December, Sl07sI asked January
81 osX February; No. 3, 81 o., rejected
90c. Corn-Fair demand but ut lower
rates; 43 cash, 4lNc bid January. axe
February, rejected Sac. oats--Fair de,
mand but lower; 24Isc bid cash and Decem,
Der, 24Sc January, 2Issc February. Rye
Dull and unchanged at Sc. Barley-l,uII
and prices shade lower at 6Ic. Pork
Unsettled and lower Sll 75al1 so cash,
sll 90 for old, December $ll S7JIali 90
January, Sl2 05 February. lard Uusettl.
ed but generally lower ats 70 cash 81 in
NJ SO January. Bulk Meats-Dull aud
prices a shade lower at 4ha6a6Nc. Wins.
ky-Si 06.
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, December l5.-Cotton-
Good demand and easier at IOHc. Flou,
Dull and unchanged. Wheat-DulI; red
81 15a1 23. Corn-Fair demand, bat a
lower rates, at 3sI1s5sc. Oats Quiet and
firm at S0aSSc. Rye-Dull at 60A6Sc Rar
ley-Dull and unchanged. Pork-In fair
demand at Sll 90al2 70 spot, Sl2 IA buye,
January. Lard-Dull and lower; ste I'M
81 Ss715a7 80, closing at inside asked; ket.
lie S1fa5&c. Bulk Meats-Duli and un'
changed. Bacon-Dull and nominal. Green
MeAts-Demand active; shoulders 81 10a
4 70; sides S. 60; hams 6Iia7J1c for heavy
to light. Butter-Dull and unchanged.
Ln.eed 0il-Steady at $50. Whisky
Dull at 81 05.
HoGs-Active but lower; common 50 50
as 80, light s. e5a4 I5, packing 81 l0a4 25,
butchers 81 25ai 80.
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Samuel Bowles Greatly Im.
nFnyafl

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, December lG.-
Mr.. Bowles rested better last evening
than for long time, and has been more
comfortable to-day than ever before since
his attack. This evening he asked wha,
the news was, asking in detail OF the city
election, the fight in the Senate on the
Southern Senatorship and New York
Custom House appointments, which
were pending when be was attacked, the
Eastern war and French politics, and be
commented on all subjects in his mos,
characteristic vein.
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PHILADELPHIA, December l5.-Flour
Quiet and unchanged. Wheat Dull;
amber 81 43al AZ, red 81 4lal Al, white
81 46al 80. Corn-Quiet and steady; vel
low 65a67c, mixed 64t65c. Oats Quiet and
weak; white western 3sai0c, western mixed
35aS7c. Rye--Quiet at 70a73c. provi'
sions-Quiet and steady. Pork-sl3 Sea
IA 90. Beef Hams-$l6 00al7 OO. Butter
Western Reserve 2Sa2jc, creamery 9la
33c. Eggs-firm; western 2ia25c. Cheese
Quiet aud unchanged. Petroleum-Un'
changed. Whisky-$l II.
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ed, discussed and agreed to, and the
House adjourned until January 10.

It seems that the official entry made
to-day in the Senate proceedings regard
ing the affair between Senators Conkling
and Gordon, ia the first entry OF the kind
that has been made since like action was
taken In regard to the celebrated affair
between Senator's Poindex,er and For
syth, which was similarly arranged by
the agency Of Henry Clay, over forty
years ago.
Senators Conkling and Gordon have
declined to converse on the subject. No
communication, oral or scriptal, passed
between them. Certain Senators, imms-
diately after the occurrence, began the
business Of adjustment, aad Senators
Hainlin and Ransom were especially ju-
dicious in arranging the matter. sena-
tors Gordon and Conkling were not in
the Senate Chamber when the settlement
was reported. E.
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TOLEDO, December l5.-Flour-steady
Wheat--Quist; No. l white Michigan heiC
at 81 sou, 81 30 bid, amber Michigan spo
and seller December 81 29I<, seller Janu
ary 81 SOH, seller February 81 SlIs, No.
red winter spot 81 !71, seller Januarr
81 70, No. 5 red 81 Is, rejected Wabasl
81 OF. Corn-Dull; high mixed 4sI5c
NO. spot 491c, new seller Decem6e
4ihc, seller January 4jc, seller May hell
a'46Hc, axe offered, damaged i5kc
Oats-Dull and nominal. Glover Seed
Mammoth 81 IS, Choice 81 s2X,. Prim,
81 70, No. 2, 81 so
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We publish an abstract OF Bishop
Kain's sermon yesterday on the post
mortem condition OF unbapti1ed infants
We are glad to see'that the Bishop is dis
posed to deal leniently with the infants
and not send them to place OF endless
torment. This Is a great improvement
on the fate awarded the little innocentl
by those theologiaus who have taugh
that 4that there are infants in hell not I
span long" We are not without hope ths
the Bishop will finally let up on the infant
altogether and give them as good show
in the next world as anybody. Seriously
does it not seem strange beyond belief tc
the common mind, that theologians shoulc
even In all their curious mazes Of doc
trine, have ever raised doubt as to th'
fate OF au innocent babe whom some
body had neglected to baptize. Wha
sort Of conception would they have th'
world to form OF an All Wise and Al
Mercitul Rulsr Of the Universe to whoa
such neglect could make the slightest dif
ferencef The whole category OF tenet
teaching infant punishment are simpl!
barbaric and monstrous.
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MONDAY MORNING. DECEMBER

terday, in conversation with the Duke
OF Castelveechio, His Holiness alluded to
the election OF Plus VII. at Venice, on
which occasion the Conclave hurried the
deliberations for fear OF French inter.
ference. His Holiness compared the
present critical period with 1900, and
said, in his good humored way, "Ttey
want to hurry me, also; but am in no
hurry TO pon
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Capture Of . Desperate,

LOUISVILLE, KY, December lG.-Tll,
C5urier.Journafs Stamford, Ky, corres-
pondent telegraphs tho arrest Of San
Holmes, who murdered Sheriff Napier ID
1869. Eighteen hundred dollars re-
ward has been offered Tor his arrest
but 30 great has been the terror inSpiret
by his name and desperate gang oil asso-
ciates that no one would attempt hii
capture.
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Murder and Suicide.

sr. LOUIS, December 16.-Mrs. Louisa
Weber, vile Of Oscar Weber. living At s22
Carr street, cut the throat Of her infant
Is months old, and then cut her own
throat 10 fit Of insanity, at an early
hour this morning. The infant vii die,
but the mother, though she has three ter
rible gashes 10 her neck, may recoyer.n