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ANRINALS.

Among the arrivals to-day were Hons.
Clarkson n. Potter and ]. b. Cox, Of the
Potter Committee; Mr.. J. u, Linton, Clerk
Of the Committee; Gen. Hooker, of Misis-
sippi, member OF The Yellow Fever Com
mittce; DR.. Farlingant, OF Savannah, MEM
Der Of the Board OF Experts, and ex.Gov.
W. J. Kellogg. Mr.. Stenger, Of Pennsyl.
vania, and the other members OF the sub
committee have not yet arrived.
The House and Senate Yellow Fever
Compiittee met iconiointlys On motion Of
Gen. Gibson, Senator Eustis was declared
Chairman The Experts we're invited to
take seats with the Congressional Com
mittee Present: J. B. Eustis, Chairman !;
L. q! c. Lamar, A. S. Paddock B.FL. Glib
son, Chas. T., Hooker, Surgeon General
j. NJ ,yoodworth, Dr.I saninellA. Greer,
DR.. Samuel. NJ. Bemis, Col. .lT. s. Hardee.
Surgeon General Woodwork laid before
the committee the reshltof the work ac-
complished by the Fever Experts who
Investigated the subject during the fall.
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Blasting Powder as Fire Kinder on
the Domestic Hearth. Tff ...

LOUISVILLE, December S0.-A Courier
Journal, special from RaFrodsbug, Ky,
says: At a village called Curtisville, in
Mercer county, on last Saturday night,
Mrs. Dickerson, in attempting to aid the
fire which she had kindled, seized keg
containing blasting powder and threw q
handful on the fire. The flash reached the
keg and tremendous explosion followed,
enveloping her in sheet Of flames. She
was so badly burned that she died this
morning. Three OF her children who
were in the room ut tlie time ofthe explo-
sion were also very badly burned. Two
OF them are not expected to live. q
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New ORLEANS, December 3O.-on ap-
plication Of Henry W. Benjamin, Judge
Billings granted an injunction restraining
and enjoining the payment Of warrants
for over $4,000, Issued to Geo. W. Dupee,
for printing and binding the legislative
documents Of the session ofls7s, the Judge
holding that the law under which said
printing was done had been repealed.
The Supreme Court decided the cole
brated case ofthe State er rcl., the South
ern Bank vs.. +. Pillsbury, Mayor, st al,
against the relators, reversing the judg-
Inent OF the lower court, which granted a
mandalnus, compelling the city to'leSyla
special tax TO pay the interest on certain
bonds held by the Southern Bank. " The
Court holds that section 81 OF the act OF
1852 provides for an unequal tax, and is
0........l ID,
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liNEW YoRE, DeccmbeHSO. .-The steamer
darlington, from Galveston for Revel with
four thousand bales Of cotton, went ashore
at Bermuda while trying to make the har.
Dor TO repair leak. Ono thousand bales
were saved dry.
The steamer Kate, from Galveston for
IIavre with cargo Of cotton, went ashore
ut Bermuda and was lhrokeni up. One
hundred and eighty bales OF damaged cot.
ton were recovered upto Christmas.
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san FRANcIsco, December 3O.-It has
been aseettaincd from inquiry at the State
Surveyor Generals Office, that section l6,
in which portion Of the townand mines
Of the Bodic are situated, has been located
under the laws. Applicants have paid the
regular price for mineral lands of s. 90
per acre and have received certificates,
and unless protests are entered patents
will be issued next November. The Sur.
yeyor General states that he will respect
such protests and leave the matter tolbe
settled BY the courts. A number OF prom
inent holders Of the Bolie mining proper
lies, under n United States title, held a
conference to-day. Some OF them are rep.
resented to be in favor OF compromising
with the claimants, under the State title,
aud It is intimated that reasonable terms
can bc arrived at. The South Standard
Mining Company have already efeSed q
compromise on the terms reserved, and
the owners Of tho lsodie bank have taken
slmll9ar iSaIoag aSctiot.g szS.-EE..angI u kIigl
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CHICAGO, December 30..Considerable
excitement has been manifest among the
Bohemians since last Saturday when they
discovered that their cemetery had been
violated and the remains OF twelve.year
old girl, named Mathilda Stubing, taken
from the vault. The police tonight dis
covered the cadaver in the rooms OF the
Chicago Medical College, but nothing is
known as to the perpetrators Of the out
raye. nhna lEa -.IgH 20
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Criminal suIt Against Adac 4 Co,

F. CINCINNATI, December 30. = Another
proceeding was begun to-day
against the firm OF A. 7. Adea 4 Co. by
Kate Hagan, one Of their depositors, who
charges them with obtaining her money
under false pretenses. MeSsrs Adac and
OF the firm were taken before .
Justice and waived an examination, and
were bound over to the Court OF Common
Plens In 500 each.
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7cpctsSAEt, December Some time
ago Mr.. Reuben R. Springer offered slO,.
900 as his subscription to aid in the erec.
ton OF necessary buildings adjoining Mu.
sic Hall for exposition purposes, on the
condition that the citizens add thereto
100000 by the tirst Of January next. 1t
is announced that the citizens subscrip.
tom To-day amounted TO 100000. This
insures AN exposition during 1879, and
the ground will be broken for the erection
OF new buildings as soon as the weather
permits.
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AFGHANIsTAN.
TIE ANEER IlAs A FEW LEFT.

LONDON, December 3O.-The Ameer Of
Aighanistan has fourteen or seventeen
regiments at Herat, and ii he can retain
his hold over them and maintain his sti.
premacy in Afghan-Turkistan, he may
still offer formidable opposition to Iakoob
Khan or whatever ruler England sets up
in Southern Afghanistan. The Ameer re.
the Ghilsai Chief, who would not, allow
him to leave Cabul without appointing his
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capacity. He was above and indie
pendent OF party. May We ever have
such President? and one whose motto
shall be, ale serves his party best who
serves his country most" tGreat ap-
plause."
The speaker concluded his Grafton with
touching eulogy OF the deceased poet
and patriot. A vote OF thanks was given
him, after which Bishop Potter pronounced
the benediction.
A grand reception at Frederic DePeys.
ter's house to the Presidential party, and
other distinguished guests, was given after
the service.
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PHILADELPHIA, December 30.-Flour steady ;
superiine s. 25a2 rs; extra s. OOa3 so. Wheat
bull, weak and lower; No. 2 red 81 06lS !;
amber 81 0Gal OF; white 81 DIAL 0S; No.
Chicago 02aO5C. Corn-Dull, weak and lower;
steamer 40a4lc; yellow 40a4Sc; mixed 43.
oats--Weak; white western 29a3l; mix
ed western 2sa29c. Rye--Hcayy; west
ern 53a55c. ProvisionS-Firmer. Mess
POrk-$S so. Beef-India mess so;
hams, smoked, Ease; picked 6Ia6s1c; green
Sc asked. Lard-Quiet; prime steam 6s<c.
Butter-Sominally unchanged. Eggs-Quiet f;
western 9la25c. Chcese-steady and unchang-
cd. Petroleum-Dull; refined sHc; crude
nc. Whisky-NOniinally unchanged.
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CINCINNATI, December s0.-cotton-Quiet
at SIC. Flour-Steady and firm; family n rs
as 25. Wheat-Scarce aud firm; red and
white 00cast 90. Corn-Quiet and firm ut
81 1a3sc. 0ats-Good demand at fullphcesi
2ia26c Rye-Go demand at 52a53c Bar
ley-Quiet and firm; No. s spring, 55as6c.
Pork-Quiet; jobbing $S 90. Lard-Good De-
mand and prices a shade higher; steam e 45a
260a3 50a3 G0a3 70. Bacon Steady at ,25Sa
-sa4af 4I&d4Xc, Whisky-Steady' and fair
demand ut 81 o.. Butter-Firn prime ID
choice Western reserve at 14c, Linseed '0il-
Quiet ut O0aGlc .'lr sftli!'Isl
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BALTIMORE, December 3o.-Flour-Steady
and In fair demand for home use; western
superfine $2 75aS q; do extra s. 50a400 do fam
ily 81 25a4 75 Wheat-Westenl active and
irregular, closing steady; No. 2 Pennsylvania
red 81 OF; No. 9 western winter red, spot and
January, 81 06kal 0G3S; February 81 07Ka
l 07K. SCorn-WeSten quiet and steady;
western mixed, spot and January, new, I33za
43]1c; February 43ssta4lc; steamer 40c. 0ats---
In good demand and firm; Pennsylvania SOa
4oc western white 32a3Sc; do mixed 30aSic.
Rye-Quiet and nominal ;good to prime, 6Sa
5Sc Hay-Dull and steady; primo Penn
sylyania $40 90. Provisions dullan
nominal, limited jobbing demand only; mess
pork IS 25. Bulk Meats-L0ose shoulders,
new, 2Xa3c; clear RIB sides 39las3sc per car
load packed, new, 3J1la4]sc. Baeon-shouf.
ders, old, Bel clear rib sides new, 90; hams,
sugar cured, new, 9a914c. Lard rd-Refined In
ticrces6Ac Butter-Quict and steady; clfoice
western packed, 1Galsc; rolls i5ai6c. III Petro.
leum-Dul and heavy; crude Nj refined
sI<aSIc. Cofiee-Strong; good inquiry Bio
rarsoes II 1ial0hc. Whisky-Dull and easier
at$l 0Dal09k. 'llsnaaIaHHfl satal sfi
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pronis orn nalIroad RInr.

CHICAGO, December 80. The South
western Rate Association Railroad has,
during the two years OF its existence, de-
rived from traffic over Sl?,0O0,000 rev.
enues. Its earnings from May 9th to
November 30th, 1878, were $3,69i, 900.
The total tonnage during the same period
was $4,000.
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EAST LrBERrY, December 30. LCArrIE-Re.
ceip,s since Friday 2, ,70S head OF through and
4,770 head Of local total for the week ending
to-day 5000 head OF through and LOGS head
OF local against 1895 Of through and .2,is7
local the week before. Tie. supply was tair
this week. Trade very slow, aud few selling,
iuI RSSssssseins Oneesi S a8 ~ Tsea eas o
the week 23,725 against 33, ,0I6 the week
before. Workers e 7Sa2 so; philadelphias
g S5a2 95. mi. -ls. ~, l5yg
Receipts to-day $500 head total for
the week 600 against $500 the week before.
Sellng slow ut IS 00a4 10. ~ I,.,,os-
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PoRrLAxD,eREdoS, December 3O.-To all
the Indian excitement has
The Yakima volunteers have
returned from Priests Rapids. Four Of
Perkins murdercrs are in Jail. Moses Is
still in Jail, and it is limited that he will
never he allowed to leave Yakima. Some
OF the Indians say all OF the Moses and
Sinchallas Indians are coming to the res.
ervation to live. SinCha!la himself cannot
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BALTIMORE, December 80. : CArrLE Mar.
ket inactive but an eighth better: quality con,
siderCd very best Iia5I+c; frst quality 4a4 ISci
medium 3HaSAc; ordinary 2aSNc; most
sales at 35<aisEc. Receipts 2,0i3 head. '''l
HOGs-Market generally very dulli quota
snErr-Market very slow at &3 26a4 is
Receiuts l,003. #...' p|!Ts.
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SAxFRAxclsco, DecemberSO.--The Unit
ed States Commissioners to-day completed
the inquiry concerning the loss Of the
steamer Georgia, by taking the testimony
Of II. z, Howard, Captain Of the ship. 1t
was to the general effect that he had taken
his bearing properly, but had been deceiy.
ed by the action Of the currents, with
which he'was not fully acquainted. Here
PEELED the charges Of drunkenness and in
attention 10 duty. sgs d 49,. = s... ,vr5
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chicago CattIe Market.

CHICAGO, December so.-The Drovers' Jour.
nal reports: ...l.
| 200; 5alOc better all around; choice heavy
81 70a2 SO; light g 50a2 90; mixed 81 5oa2 65.
CATrLE--Receipts 3,400 head; shipments
1000 head. Dull and slow; shipping at g 50a
1 O5; feeders and stOckers $2 49a3 20; butch.
ers cows $2a2 10; Texans$l 90a2 IS. H.
SnEEr-RecCipts 200 head. Steady at 81 10
nd 10
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GERMANY.


BERLIN, December 3O.-The all absorbing
topic Is the financial situation result Of to-
morrows sitting gsinithe Bnnderath when
the Chancellors letter on the customs tar
III will be considered, is awaited with the
greatest interest.
The. Free Trallersl will call aihugc meet
ing in this city soon, for the purpose OF
protesting against Bismarck's policy.
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NEW YoRk, December so.-The cotton goods
market has frmer nndertons owing % The
land c brown ducks are advanced Hc per
yard Prfnbquiet Spring clothing Woolens
are les active and Kentucky Jeans and sati,
nettes are quiet Foreign goods dull,
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BosroN, DECEMBER S0.-Inaclion brought
by Ellen Jones against the Gran
ite Mills Company, OF Fall river, to recover
damages for injuries received in the terri
BILE fire OH September tho, 10th, 1871, she
being ohlS able 10 escape from tlIe burning
building BY gable window on the sixth
floor. The Supreme Judicial Court has
given It's decision, holding that i Is not the
duty Of tho mill proprietors in building
property constructed, for, ordinary bust
ness 10 provide means to escape or to in!
insure the safety Of the employe from the
consequences OF fire not caused by the
nroprietors negligence
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MoLAhn

TOLEDO, December 80. = Wheat - Ffrmer
No. white Michigan 0lhc; extra white
Michigan 0Gc asked, S5c bid; amber Michigan
spot Of IIc; January 04c; February 955<c; No.
9 red winter spot or December 05c; January
04Hc: February 06c; No. red Sskc; west
ern amber OSc. Corn-Quieti No. 2spot SIC
No, . 2bc. Hogg-$3 0j.' l'i Na'N
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Nau nrlannA

NEw ORLEANS, Dccember So.-Conce-Dull;
Mo cargoes ordinary to prime 1lal6c. Sugar
Steady and In good demand inferior TO good
common 41ia4kc; common to good common
4]kaSI4c; yellow clarified 61Ia7<c. MolaSSes
Demand fair and market firm; ehnmon Goa
&c; fair 2Sa25c; centrifugal I9a9S'. Rice
Quiet; Louisiana ordinaryto choice SISa8Ic.
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VOLUME XxVII.-NVMBER 4l09.a


NEW YoRK, December So.-MoNEY-A Active
at 4a5 per cent, closing at 1. Prime mercan-
tile paper 4a0 per cent. The Assistant Treas
urer disbursed $l,44S,0O0 Customs receipts
$50, 600 Clearings $S,OO0000. Sterling sEx.
change, Bankers bills weak at 4.Sl1S; sight
exchange on New York 4.sI. f, .l,....,,E,
GoLD-Quiet ut par. Borrowing rates 4a2
and hatat l-4 per diem. -s4
GovERNMESTs-Generally steady.
United States @ Of 1851,
HVe-TWentits Se7
MyeTwsntiea isss iS1 l
New -Four and
New toufs.
Ien-E
Ien.Foftes toouPonsl
Currency
RAILROAD BoSps-Firm. lb- Faf s.
STATE BoNDs-Dull. 1..t,1. s!'iEs.!
srocKs-The market to-day was strong, and
a raise was established ranging from Y to'2A
per cent. Shortly after O'clock there was
reaction Of kass per cent, but the decline was
recovered and the closing quotations were the
highest OF the day. The principal activity was
In granger shares, Lake Shore and Western
Union. Among Investment shares the fea-
lures were Rock Island and New York Cen.
tral, which made sharp advance AZ the
clearing house to-day number 0f banks paid
their differences in gold preferring TO Keep
their legal tenders u,''r " '-''s'
Transactions aggregated $4,000 shares, of
which 1900 were Erie, $1,000 Lake Shore,
1900 Northwestern com mon, II, 600 preferred,
/ 900 St Paul common, q 900 preferred, IL.
600 Delaware, Lackawanna d Western, G6OO
New Jersey Central, G,000 Michigan Central,
1000 G. G.. II. c., 1900 Ohio s. Mississippi,
800 Missouri, Kansas & Texas, and 1900
Wngtarn Union
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ml..lnr steamer Heard From.

New YoRE, December 3O.-The steam
ship Glaniaran,, from China and Japan
for this port, and reported missing, has
been heard from. The vessel arrived at
Bermuda December 10th and cleared the
same day for her destination. N--i '
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I IERANCE.l
y, INV M@ w6,6s ;xp = sw61ns 81 n

ASSHfHin ASHfHn NoE1pn nAfNplsWrooKppsT.l ANp
PANS, December ,30.-In consequence
OF angry words Saturday between Baron
Rogniat, aGliplomatic attache, and Count
Pairnett, foreign officer, duel with
swords was fought yesterday. The Count
received two wounds, one serious.
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nn,nlllon connlr A1tnrne,,hlr.

CIScMSATi; December SG+ EInthe con-
tested election case Of S. IL. DrewyRepub.
lican candidate for prosecuting attorney
for Hamilton county against Lewis W.
Irwin Democrat, Judge Moore, q ihe
Court Of Common Pleas, to-day, decided
y, IN favor of Drew, Thecse bGlt begardsa
TO higher court "a ~, ,,,'
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ENGLAND.


LONDON, December 3O.-Mrs. Harriet
Crate, widow OF George Crate, the histo-
rian OF Greece, is dead. The lady was
well known us the authoress OF the "Life
OF Arnshehe."
Henry Vincent, the distinguished lee.
tnrer. Is dead.
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NEw ORLEANS, December sO.-The Pot
ter Committee has not yet decided on the
order Of business, and Mr.. Stenger not
having arrived, the committee meets to-
morrow at l59 Common street. No wit
nesses have vet been summoned.
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New York, December So.-The steamer
Andes, from Aspinwall, and Gamma, from
Bermuda, report seeing nothing Of the
boats lost from the steamer Emily B. Sou
der T.'f-t'.".t ..
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10 NEws op rIIE ANEEIl.

Tie viceroy OF India telegraphs Major
Cavignari that he has no further news OF
the Amccr or Yakoob Khan. The Vice
roy announced that the Khan OF Khelat
desires to join in the advance on Canda-
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The river gorged yesterday morning at
several points between the city and
Moundsville, backing the water up to II
feet 3 inches at noon. The river was
crammed from bank TO bank with ice,
making II pretty risky on boats and barges
along shore. The Ice had about stopped
running at this point, when all at once the
gorge let go and in the course OF an hour
the water fell between two and three feet
At dark the channel was comparatively
thinned out. H.ilH i."a.. -
lBy Telegraph ...-.t.
NASHVILLE, December 30.-Rivcr falling
with feet on shoals. h1 4 'sH'| .
PITTSBURGH, December 30-River 8 feet
and falling. Weather cloudy and cool.
MEMPHIS, December 30.-River fell IS
inches. Arrived: Sam Roberts, Evans
vile. ,..
CAlRo, December 3O.-Departed: Alice
Brown, Memphis. River IA feet s inches
and falling. Mercury 2S. 90! . lH.7l
CINCINNATI, December 30.-River II feet
6 inches, scant and stationary. Ice soft
but plentiful. Clear and moGerating.
EVANSVILLE, December 30.-Weather
moderating. Ice not SO heavy. Mercury
2S to SO. Silver Cloud for Tennessee
River tomorrow. 01 7'.a.-N Is.
LITTLE Rock, December 30.--A cold rain
fell yesterday on the snow, freezing this
morning and throughout to-day. Wealth
er being very cold and disagreeable. ,
New ORLEANS, December 3O-Arrived:
New Mary Houston, last night, from Gin.
cinnati. Departed: John Porter and
barges, Ohio river. Weather rainy; mer-
curry $40. ... 1....,.. .l....g.. ! -..,
ST.. LOUIS, December 30.-No material
change in the river; ferry boats are run
ming in the harbor, but shore ice very
thick excepting just at the ferry landings,
where it has been broken up to enable
boats to land. The channel which was
open through hegorge oopenwater at Car
ondelet, is closed again. Water very low,
and il water was open to Carlo, navigation
could only be resumed for lightest draft
steamers.
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Chicago.


CHICAGO, December Colour Quiet and
unchanged wheat-Quict and firm; No. 2
red winter SOC; Mo- 3 Chicago spring 's2l[a
s29Sc cash; S2aSc January; SSs9c February;
No. 8, 70c; rejected 81 l4c. Corn-Dulls and
prices a shade lower at 30lsc cash., 3QTc
January; s015c February; rejected l7c. Rye
Steady and unchanged. Barley-Faifly &c!
tive and shade higher at 95,Sc;. extra Moss.
50a551ic. Seeds-Flax at 81 1sal TO- Pork
Active firm and highera at 81 4Ou7 421<' Jdnti.
ary; 81 60a7 62H February; $7691f March;
s., 10 cash. ,Lard--Aetiye, firm and. higher ~
IS 40 cash; IS s7Hza5 40 January; - 47llSEa
5 80 February; IS 55a5 SIX March. 'BlilE
Meats Good demand and prices 4 sshhde
higher at q 50aS 55a3 G5. Dressed Hogs
s295. Whisky-stcady and unchanged. .dI1Ih
The Annual wheat Production for the
a5'pF Past Seventeen Years. q" .'H'Si
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SNOW Biockatie.

BcPFALo, n. Y, December 2a.-The snow
blockade OF side tracks and switches stops
business. Nothing doing in grain sales.
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CineInnaiI Hog Market.

CINCINNATI, December 80. = Hoas ~ lAC,
tive, firm and higher; common " 30a2 30 I;
light g O0a2 Is; packing $2 76a9 % !. butch.
ers' e s5a2 90. Receipts 4,947; shIpmenls SS5,
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AZ tbe i;s reception pir at, the White House
New Years day Mrs Hayes will be as
sisted by Mrs s.sJewett, OF Chicago; Mrs.
Austin, OF Cleveland; Mrs. Chas; Ander-
SON, Jr., Of Cincinnati, and Mrs. Hastings
-, PuBuc DEBT. SITD
The public debt statement will be issued
January Cd. 1t will differ little from the
December exhibits. ,.. .n
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PrrrsnuRon, December So.-PETRoLEux- =
Quiet and steady; crude 81 1GI at Parkefy
for immediate shipmenG refined skc,- PhiIa.
LONDON, December 30 PctroleumsRes
fined l0hd. 20 -iSu -'f-sl4 s1N
LrvERrooi, December so.-psrnoLEuN-as,sa
l0d. D. f ltnr!A .gIYiI
AxrwERr, December 80. PrrRoLEua--
NML u--- NJ --L-- -.l- -.-is y! i.tiII L
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:, will be noticed in the dispatches tliat
,he banks in New York arc paying their
tslonccs i" in gold. This may LOOK novel
I,., now but q month heneeitwilf BE 10
.ammou that no body will notice 1t Those
,rhohaye gold hid awaydiay as well pre-
'.rc to spendit. asthe dsyfora premium
ia. zone for ever in this generation
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SOUTHAMPTON, December S0.-Arriyed:
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Year. ! Bushels. Exports. Home Con'p.

The Annual wheat Production for the
,l1'If Past Seventeen Years. o" ''"'-t
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A Lahore dispatch says that the report
ed submission Of Yakoob Khan isnot con-
tirmed. e.,