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GENERAL.

A LETTER from Denver gives the silver
ano gol, g,v.d of Colorado for the past
year at $7,050,975 coin value. The grain
yield is valued at about $4,000, 600; coal
nearly 81 100000 shipments of live stock
$4,000 head, valued at s., 100000. The num-
Der OF cattle now in the state is about 5O0,-
600, valued at s., ,000, 900, while the value of
sheep is about another million.
Gov. VANCE, of North Carolina, on
the 18th inst, appointed w. III. n. Smith, a
prominent Democratic lawyer of Raleigh,
n. c., to be chief Justice of the supreme
court in the place of Richmond NJ. Pearson,
deceased.
THE distillers, rectifiers and dealers in
whisky, of fifty Tennessee counties, met at
Nashville on the 18th inst, and adopted a
memorial asking congress to reduce the
whisky tax to fifty cents.
IT is not probable that the Oxford
University boat-club will consent TO row
against the Columbia college crew, in a
four-oared international contest, unless the
Columbia four go to England as the cham
pion crew of the United States.
THE western nail association has de-
cided to advance the card-rates on nails to
$3.50; terms, sixty days, ten cents per keg
off in lots OF two hundred hundred kegs and
and twoper cent off for cash in ten days.
1t was also decided to stop the mills for a
season, in order to reduce production.
At the meeting of the American Social
Science association, at Boston, on the 9th
inst, the following officers were elected:
President, David Amcs Wells, Norwich,
Conn; vice-presidents, Benjamin Pierce,
Cambridge, James NJ. Barnard, and 5. c.
Amory, Boston Isaac Sherman, New York;
II. c. Lea, Philadelphia; Theodore ID. VOL
sey, New Haven; Martin B. Anderson,
Rochester, n. Y. j. H. Hoyt, Madison, Wis.
Rufus King, Cincinnati; d. c. Gilman, Bal
timore: W. II. fReitfner, Richmond; ID. l.
Trenholm, Charleston, S. c..
THE coldest weather of the season is
reported at Richmond, Va. The James riv-
er froze over on the night of the 9th inst.
The thermometer was 12o above zero. Four
inches OF snow at CoyingtOn, Allegheny
county, cn the Sth inst, with the thermome-
ter 90 below zero. Reports from other parts
of the state indicate similar severe weather.
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CASUALTIES.

THE fishing schooner Little Kate is re-
ported lost, with her entire crew of thirteen
men, all of South Boston. By this disaster
seven women are widows, and twenty-one
children orphans.
A FIRE ON the ocean steamer Hermann,
on her last trip from Bremen, damaged the
cargo to the extent OF S5,oOu.
Jason LEIGHTON's camp or West
River. above Cherryfield, Me-, burned on the
night of the 11th inst, and four of his chill
dren perished in the flames.
AT Waverly station, Tenn, on the
11th inst, an entire train, consisting of a
sleeper, two coaches and smoking car
were thrown off the track, and every pas
senger considerably bruised and otherwise
/ injured. Fortunately none were killed.
A TERRIFIC gale was experienced or
the coast of Maine on the night of the It'll
inst. The damage in the village of Camder
exceeds $4,000. Forty chimneys were
blown down at Eastport, and at Oldtown
Baptist church was shorn of its steeple
The shipping suffered severely.
A LOSS of S25, 900 was produced by
fire at Laurinburg, n. c., on the 9th inst.
small Insurance.
AT East GAINESVILLE, o., on the 9tl
inst, Baltimore and Ohio train ran OF
the track, seriously injuring an enginee
named John Moore, and slightly woundin
fireman.
A FIRE in the dyeing rooms of the Riy
erside Press establishment, Cambridge
Mass, on the Sth inst, caused a serious los
of sheets of familiar publications just frol
the press rooms.
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THE WEST.

THE Office of Central Superintendent
of Indian Affairs, hitherto located at
Lawrence, Kansas, has been discontinued by
order of the president.
The Utah legislature assembled on
the 18th inst. Lorenzo Snow was elected
president of the council and Orson Pratt,
speaker of the house.
MAJOR H. GLEASON, for six years
agent of the Atchison, Rock Island and
Pacific railroad, at Atchison, Kansas, has
been promoted to the position of agent of
the same company at Chicago.
THE directors of the Chicago Board of
Trade are making efforts to ferret out the
originators of distressing reports of fnan-
cial embarrassments in that city, intending
4 WARM controversy for the possession
of Woolly < Co.'s mines, situated near Cen
tral City, D. T., has been going on for sew
eral days, between some of the original own
e and the late purchasers. Both mines
are now held by the sheriff and his deputies,
awaiting the actions of the courts.
PETICE RILEY, of Spear Fish, near
Deadwood, reports that a band of Indians
drove off about fifty head of fhorses from that
NcluityJ Ihe property VI iahcneio'' oh 'he
! Sth inst. Two companies of cavalry OF
Major Evans command started for Spear
Fish on scouting expedition of five days
/ They will probably visit Deer Lodge noun
tains in search of the camp of the Sioux re
/ ported in that vicinity.
d. LESUERIA, died at Santa Barbara
/ Cal, on the Sth inst, aged 80. He was ;
leading representative of the Californians a
the Cohunga Pass conference between thu
American forces under Fremont and tn
Mexican forces under Pico, and successful.
advocated cession of hostilities AM
acquiescence in American occupation.
GEN. JOHN O'NEIL, prominent as
Fenian leader, died at Omaha, Neb., on tn
Sth inst.
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ABROAD.

The Spanish government has given cr-
dsrs which will render ex-Queen Isabella
liable to most rigorous treatment should she
erdeavor to cross the frontier to be present
al the wedding of King Alfonso.
ADvICEs from Cape Town, December
q, by telegraph from Madeisa state that
Betman has surrendered. Krcli, the Galiki
chef, is endeavoring to make terms with the
British authorities, who, however, demand
unconditional surrender. Chiva a minor
chief with 200 followers had escaped.
ONE of the largest fires that has oc-
cured in London in many years, occurred
on the 18th inst, on Waiting street, originat-
Ing in the warehouse of Crocker Sons x Co.,
calico printers. Loss over 81 900, 900.
A FIRE in Honolulu devastated the
government warehouses, wharves, sheds
and number of private buildings. Loss
about $3.50, 900; insurance, S63, 100.
A MAN committed suicide on the 18th
inst, by jumping from the whispering gal
lery, ST. Paul's Cathedral, London.
LATEST advices from Hong Kong
states that there is no abatement of the
ravages by famine in the northern provinces
of China. Vast districts have been com
pletely depopulated and there is no possible
hope ofrelief this year.
THE German and Russian courts will
90 in mourning for three weeks for Victor
Emanuel.
on XifFegpR ifFse gp IEsMpANTIE4 TIE4 king of Italy died
mediately proclaimed king. 40 "
THE usual official circulars have been
issued requesting the presence of support
ers of the government at the opening OF the
English parliament. That of the Earl OF
Beaconsfeld to the lords, says: " Matter
of moment will be brought under considera
ton" Sir Stafford NorthcOte's circular tC
members of the house of commons says
Attention will Immediately be called t
matters Of great importance"
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.
THE EAST.

THE shoe manufacturers of Lynn,
Mass, having notified their employees that
they must quit work or renouhce the Girls
pin society, the Crispins held a meeting on
the 18th inst. and resolved to strike. There
are 1S9 shoe factories in the city, and If
four-hfths shut down, twenty-five hundred
or three thousand people will be thrown
out of employment. The city marshal re-
moved all arms from the armories.
THE steam yacht Estelle has been
seized at Rristol, Conn, by order of the
President.
Mrs. SARAH NJ. MCCORMICK, mother
of ex-Gov. Mccormick, American Com
missioner to the Paris Exposition, died at
her home at Jamaica, Long Island, on the
night of the 11th inst, aged GO years.
A HEAVY snow storm occurred IN
Delaware county, New York, on the night of
the 10th inst The snow was two feet deep
and all telegraph lines were prostrated.
In the annual intercollegiate contest,
at New York, Lizzie r. Hunt, of the North
western University, of Illinois, submitted
an essay and secured the first prize.
W. w. CHURCHILL. & Co., leading
dry good firm of Washington street, Boston,
suspended on the 9th inst.
OWING to the great falling off in the
prices of seats at Plymouth Church, New
York, Mr.. Beecher's salary has been reduced
to $4,000 at his own request.
THE strike of Crispins at Lynn, Mass,
is extending. On the Sth inst, a large force
of police was necessary to protect non,
unionists from assault. The manufacturers
declare that the action ordering a strike was
arbitrary and unjust.
j. DUMMY, Jr., note broker, No. 81
Wall street, New York, made an assignment
on the 9th inst. His liabilities are between
S500,000 and $780, 900.
AT the annual meeting of the New
York bar association, on the Sth inst, Hon
VIM. VI. Evarts was reelected president.
The Franklin Fire Insurance Compa-
ny has suffered an impairment of capital OF
$25,0 900, and has been notified by the in
suranee department to make up this amount
or cease business.
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THE SEAT OF WAR.

A PERA correspondent says the suffer
ings of the fugitives from cold and hunger,
are beyond description. Five children were
taken from a single train dead.
Ten thousand Turkish prisoners have
arrived at Gabrova, and are being dispatch
ed to various destinations.
SERvET PAsHA, Turkish minister of
foreign affairs, and Mamyke Pasha, left Con-
stantinople on the 18th inst. for Kezaulik, to
meet Grand Duke Nicholas. They have
been invested by the ministerial council
with full powers to treat for peace.
A CoNsTANTINoPLE dispatch of the
18th inst. states tha: the Russians entered
Soghra. The place was previously burned
by the Turks.
| THE Turks have burned the town OF
zardjek and other villages in the Topolnitza
and Gyopsa valleys.
THE civil population has been ordered
to quit Adrianople and 5000 persons have
already gone. The civil government has
been transferred to Rodosto.
THE garrison of Nisch, which sur
rendered to the Servians, numbered 5000,
with 90 cannen, 1900 rifles and a number
of flags.
AN armistice has not yet been ar
ranged. Grand Duke Nicholas has in
formed the Turkish government that an
armistice without basis for peace is out OF
the question.
GRAND DUKE NICHOLAS telegraphed
the following to the Gar on the 9th inst
al am happy to congratulate your majesty
upon brilliant victory gained this day
Gen. Radetzky has, after desperate fighting
captured the whole Turkish army defending
the Schipka pass, consisting of forty-ons
battalions, ten batteries, and one regimen
!. of cavalry. Prince Mirsky has occupied
Kezanhk. Gen. Skobeleff holds Schipka."
A DISPATCH from Constantinople con
veys the information that the Turkish com
manders in the field have been ordered Il
conclude an armistice with the Russian
, commanders. A late special from Berlin
saws Russia having consented to enter int
, negotiations for an armistice, even If pre-
= liminaries of peace are not settled before
hand, the conclusion of truce is probable.
: THE ministerial crisis at Constantine
pie, which was expected to ensue in const
5 ouenee of the interpretations in tn
D chambers has been .averted. All minister
retain their portfolios.
IT is said the Russians found 500
4 Turkish wounded in Sophia.
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THE NEW ADMINISTRATION.
List of Officials i'm the Several Depart
mems Of the State SsOYernment.

The following are the officials and EN-
ployes in the several departments of the
state government; in a very few instances
changes are probable within the next
month:
EXECUTIVE OFFICE.
G0rernOr--Wm. +. Smith, Milwaukee.
Lieut.. GOUeiBOr-J. NJ. Bingham, Chippews
Falls.
Atkinson.
Erecutire Clerk-T. l.. Hacker, Cottage
Grove.
THE STAFF.
The governors official staff has been
appointed, as follows:
Adjutdat General-Ed. f. Bryant, with
rank of brigadier general.
QRdrtermdStcr GcRerdi-Geo. f. Bryant,
with rank of major general.
Surgeon Geaerdi-Dr. f. b. Wolcot,, with
rank of brigadier general.
Military Secretary and 4ide-de- Cdmp-Geo
w. Burchard, with rank of colonel.
4ide-de Camp-F. J. Ries, rank of colonel
Aide-de- Camp. A. Watrous, rank OF
colouel.
Aide-de-C Camp-L. B. Sale, rank of colonel
Aide-de Comp-j. c. Higgins, rank OF
colonel.
4ide-de- Camp--David W. Curtis, rank ot
colonel.
lIide-dc- Camp-G. Tounar, rank of colonel
Aide-de- -Comp-Pliny Norcross, rank oI
colonel.
1de-dc-C Caap-B F. Bryant, rank of colonel
STATE DEPARTMENT.
Sec'y Of Hdte-Hans B. Warner, Ellsworth
Asst Secretdry-F. ii. Putney, Waukesha
General Cerk-Davd Taylor, La Crosse.
Priafiag GiCIk-E. H. Weber, Menominee
=, I
B0Ok-k6tper-D. IL. Tullis, Madison.
Book-keeDer Trust Fppd-Lars Harstad
Eau Claire.
Recording C1c,k and Proof Reoder-M B.
kimball, Ellsworth.
Recorder of Marriages, Births and Deaths
Mrs. Fannie Villas, Madison.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
7reasurer-Richard Guenther, Oshkosh.
assistant Treasurer Robert McCurdy
Oshkosh.
ok-Keeper-Adolph Menges, Madison.
Corespondent-Wm. ID. Carr, Waupaca.
Deposit Clerk-Charles Wedelstedt, Mil.
waukee.
NeSSenger-Henry Schuester.
LAND OFFICE.
Chief Clerk. II. Waggoneg, Richland
Center.
assistant Gerk-E. S. Mcbride. Madison.
CIerkS-W. III. Bennett, Mineral Point; c.
NJ. Foresman, Madison; Peter Fagg, Mil
waukee; +. j. Moll, Oshkosh; Ii. b. Pouse
MesSenger-Hugh Lewis.
ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE.
attorney Generol-Alex. Wilson, Mineral
Point.
assistant AHorney General-H. b. Chyno
weth, Madison.
NesSenger-Andrew Daubner.
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION DEPARTMENT.
Superintendent of Public HlstructiOn-W
c. Whitford, Milton.
| asst Superintendent-J. B. Pradt, Madison
| Clerk and MeSsenger-W. p. Clark, Milton
-.-- PUBLIC PROPERTY rSFFlCE.
! Sexton, Madison.
| asst Supf-Robert Monteith, Madison.
Nessenqer-Wm. J. Jones, Madison.
RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
| r. X. C0n,HliSsioner-Dana c. Lamb, Fon'
du Lac.
Clerk. II. Foster, Winnebago county.
TREASURY AGENCY.
Treasury Agent-H. kleinpell, Sauk City
MILITARY DEPARTMENT..
4djufd3t Genera1-Ed. f. Bryant, Madison
= OddrterHldSter GenerGt-G. f. Bryant, Mad
son.
Adjutant Generals Glerk-E. J. Lindermal
Manitowoc.
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ton of our government, and earnestly ask
that the British government be required, in
all respects, Immediately TO restore the
stdtu quo on the Keys, and also indemnify
the company for the wrong and damage on
the premises. The subject will at once
take diplomatic direction.
SPECIAL AGENT NUDGE, of the treasu-
ry department, denies that, as has been previ-
ously stated, that he charged incompetency
or dishonesty upon any government Q officers at
New York, and said he made no statement
to the effect that the government was de-
frauded No reflection was made upon any
inspector, with one exception, and in that
case the man had held the position for only
a single week, and was not familiar with
the duties required of him.
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MANITOWOC
D DRY DOCK.
c. S. RAND,
HENRY BERGER.
Helping Business.

A man with more ears than brains
heard his neighbors in Atlanta, Ga, de-
scribe an Internal machine, and forth
with took the hint and constructed one.
One night recently he carried his toy to
the front steps of a merchants residence,
and after setting it down, rang the bell.
When the portly form of the merchant
appeared in the doorway the visitor
pointed to the box and told him that a
plot had been formed to blow up his
house. The cigar-box was dropped into
pail of water and then opened. 1t had
a lining of white pine, and was divided
into three compartments, each of which
was packed with gunpowder and shot
and in the centred one were three
matches, placed so as to come in con-
tact with sand-paper when the lid was
raised. The merchant suspected al
once that the inventor of the machine
stood before him, although his visitor
pretended to have overheard in an alley
the details of the plot. The police ar
rested the half-witted fellow, and forced
him to admit that he had made the box
Times were rather dull, he said, and h'
bsd thought shss q titsis sseitsmsn
.,.shs hsfe ssss..ssssi
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A Ball Near Vicksburg.
From the Yickshurg Herald.


A single glance at the ballroom last
night showed a scepe more like .tete a
la regence than anything else. Out of
the maze of gorgeous color it rose like a
glimpse of enchantment; there was the
gleam of faultless toilets, of purple fit
for Titan, of costumes fit for Rubens,
while the room with its throng of dancers
glowed like a cameo in the flush OF a
sunset. Into this room, glowing with
the brightness of Oriental hues, and
where the soft fall of dainty feet as they
whirled through the dance, sounded like
an echo from the thyme tangled grasses
the eyes of the spectator looked longest
and turned aside from with regret. Fol
around this bouquet of feminene lowell
ness, 50 rich in its splendid coloring, 81
proud in its cast, yet delicate..as the fair
est thought of sculptor when rendered
into the purity of the marble, one saw
in picture the mystical enchantman
of woman's beauty.
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WASHINGTON.

The President on the 14th inst, in &C
eordance with the request of the house of
representatives, transmitted large mass OF
papers concerning the Venezuela awards.
In the case of Benson VS.. Decuir, from
the Supreme court of Louisiana, just de-
cided, the supreme court holds the civil
rights of Louisiana to be void, as interfering
with the commerce between states, and a
matter wholly within the jurisdiction of
congress The chief justice delivered the
opinion.
Upon recommendation of Secretary
Schurz, an executive order will shortly be is
sued disseminating the central superintend-
encv of Indian affairs, in regard to the con-
dition of which some damaging revelations
were recently made by the report OF the
board of inquiry.
/ The best informed politicians from
/ North Carolina say that Senator Merrimon
+ will be appointed by Gov. Vance, as Chief
+ Justice of the State, in the place of Judge
/ Pierson, deceased. In such event the IN
dications are that either r. I. Dortsch, OF
/ Goldsboro, or G. NJ. Leach, OF Lexington
! will be Merrlmon's successor IN the senate.
THE President, on the 18th inst, com
muted 10 imprisonment LOT NE lHe sehlehNo'
OF VIM. ]. Meadows and Thos- Robinson
convicted of murder, and Joshua Wade
convicted of rape, in the western district o
Arkansas, who were TO be hanged on th'
18th inst.
/ WASHINGTON specials of the 9Th inst.
report that counsel for the whisky mel
have represented TO the secretary OF tn
treasury that they seek a pardon for Rolle
Junker & Co., to prosect that firm agalns
; criminal prosecution.
. Col. WARD III. LAMoN, attorney TO
: the Morant Guano Company, has directed
letter to the secretary of state, giving pal
tlculars of the removal from Morant Keys c
= parties engaged in loading the Guano, b
] The commander Of a British man-of-wal
. whe compelled the hauling down OF IN
Aasfisss ess, rhe se@rssy elrim rr9.s'
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Officers and Assistants of the Legisla.
ture of 1879.

Following Is q llSI Oh tue OLlCeln anu
assistants of the senate:
President pro tem-L. w. Barden.
Chief CIerk-A. ]. Turner.
assistant CHIEF Clek-F. j. Stockwell.
B0Ok-keeger-I j. Sickle.
Ear0iling Clcrk-Jo John Detroit.
Enor0ssiaq Gerk-Wm. Bates.
Sergeant-dt- ArmS-L. j. Brayton.
assistant Sergeant-dt- Arms-D. ID. Polleys.
Postmaster-Fred Badger.
assistant POStmGSteT-John \. Neville.
Doorkeepers-R B. Windsor, w. F, Bing-
ham, G. w. McDougal, L. l.. Gunderson.
Gallery AHendant-Geo. Laing.
Committee Boom AttenddntS-W. f. Redmon,
w. J. Mills and d. II. Pulcifer.
Matt Hdtch-J. L. Smith.
Po1ter-John Benson.
Messenqers-Charles Marsden, w. Smith,
Charles Bachner, f. S. Hubble, Harry
Meeker, L. Leper P. s. Brennan, Eddie
Torrey, P L. Jerdee, Michael Lucas, l..
Pickard.
The officers of the assembly are as
follows:
Chief Cgerk-J. Il. Hunter, Rock
| assistant CIerk-S Ryan, Jr., Appleton.
| BOOkkeeDer-R. c. Spooner, Dane.
Engrossjng Clerk-M. Bohan, Fond du
| Lac.
Asst. Enqrossing Clerk-Geo. Cox, Grant.
| Enrolling Clerk-H. g. Fischbim, Manito'
woe.
Asst. Enrolling Clerk Mehan, LaFay
ette.
Proof Readey-M. p. Walsh. Dane.
Sergeant tat -ArmS-A Klaus, Greer
Bay.
First assistant Sergeant-dt- ArmS-M. j.
Egan, Milwaukee.
Second assistant Sergeant-ot-Arms-Hugf
Lewis, Madison.
Postn,aSter-D. W. c. Wilson. Sparta.
Asst P0stB,dSter-G. w. Dart, Green Lake
Second asst P0stmGster-Pfrenor, Nil
waukee.
Doorkeepers-J A. Allen, Jefferson Ed
Flaherty, Dane; John Hobbins, Brown, A
|, II. Herstather, Vernon.
Gallery AHendants-John Kane, Chippe
, wa; A. Sidman, Sheboygan.
FTremdn-N. Sullivan, Milwaukee.
P0rter-B. Coyne, Dane.
| Nlght Wdtchmdn-F. B. Brundage, Wood
Speakers Messenger-Clinton Snow.
: Clerks Hessepger-- Whitton.
! Sergednt-dt-drms' MeSsenser-Chas. Linz.
: NeSsengers-Harry Cutler, Willie kruege
Fred. T. Lee, JAS. Foran, Hermann Schumn
George Gewecke, Frank Moody and Robei
Gilroy.
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MICHAEL MARso seriously and per-
haps fatally, stabbed State Senator John
Buehler, at Chicago, on the l4th inst The
cause was the fact that Buehler, who held .
mortgage on Marso's house, transferred the
mortgage 10 another party, who foreclosed
and was about to eject Marso.
AT Areola, ILL.,, on the 18th inst, in a
family hrawl, Geo. Bray, eighteen resrs of
sgs, struck his fstbsr on .ac head with IN
AS .asisuag ssasssen. ~sasss
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THE MARKETS.
New York

NEW YORK, January 14.-3:00 P. NJ
Cotton-Dull and unchanged. Flour-Dull; !;
receipts 10000 bbls; sales 5000 bbls. un-
epfl5tsselli, SYiIcat--Dun, t9@91c lover; re
Sl34 for No. spring seller fepruary.
Rye-Quiet and unchanged. Corn-12c
lower; very light trade; receipts $4,000 bus;
sales 10000 bus at 5224@62Lc for wes-
tern mixed Barley Eu.l. Oats-Dull;
receipts 10000 bus; sales $4,000 bus prices
unchanged Pork-Dull at $12.00@12.4O
Lard-Less firm at $40. Whisky-At
S1.O9. Unchanged.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, January 14.--1 80 .M.-Wheat
In fair demand and shade lower at 81 .O6
@1.O6A for cash; $1.062s@1.06H for seller
February; $107H@1.07A for seller March
Corn-Steady at Ale for cash; age for
seller February. Oats-Easier at 24c for
cash; 2414c for seller February. Rye-At
soc. Barley-At 53c. Pork-Weak and
lower at $10.55@10.60 for cash and $1O.6OQ
1866 for seller February. Lard-Weak at
S7.2O for cash; S7.25 for seller February
Whisky-At S1O5. Hogs-Receipts, 3S,0Ot
head; market demoralized and prices al
most nominal; packers bidding 1919 fol
good heavy and $36o@365 for common
light shipping nominally at $37O@3.So
holder anxious.
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Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE, January 14.-3:Oe P: NJ
Flour-Very dull with prices tending lower;
shipping spring extras at $4.60@475; choice
S5.00@5.4 40. Wheat-Dull and lower; Sl11(9
s1.O7E@1.075s; March at S1.O7A@1 .0SE.
Corn-Dull; Ale for No. 2; new 25@3oc
Oats-Quiet at 24Hc. Rye-Dull at % &c.
Barlev-Dull and lower; 62c for No 2; No.
3 at 40c. Pork-Lower; $1,000 cash; $l0.75
seller March. -Lard-7H@7Ac. Hogs
Dull and lower; $3.50@3.S0 for good to
prime dressed $4.20@4.25.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-01-17
Foreign. .

LONDON, January 14-12 80 P. M.-Con-
sols-At 94 1916 Liverpool wheat market
firm. Floating cargoes unatered; on pas
sage do; Mark Lane steady. Good cargOes
mixed American corn off coast, 29s. Ar
rivals off coast for orders, corn moderate !;
wheat small. English and French country
markets a turn easier. Farmers deliveries
of wheat during the week 30,000@35,OOO
quarters,