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NEW umEAss January li-rlour cute
ana We w Suprrhne "a 30, NN 90 NIX Z.
! higher grad n 5000 ti, Oru quiet and
steady, NJ ilaiar, oats dull, choice aso
whisky lulrE rrctlhrd Louisiana 81 o.
! west ma - O'Wl 10, coffee dull, Curguti
ordinary a prime l6A@lDl goll, sugar
quiet hud Weuk, common 90 good cummOu
l|s91hei far tn mlly fair b 4Olgg pr ne
70 ehoice wlatg yellow clarified NaNtn
MnlHsNrN duli IN nominal, common lhuAlr
raw 2.0Ari prime ~ choice gs1 De- RE,
n'ly ana nrni ordinary to choice Loulsi'
ana 5Ad'gc,
NEw York, January u. Flour dun bu
pnoe' ~ strongly In buyers aver, super,
roulWn llour quiet, common tomir extra
80 iu1t1 uOi goa 20 choice uXtTA 50 p5Us "a.
Wheat heavy nnd lsWlc lower Corn h.alo
pWuii I9t for understandable western mix
rdi % Tor uugtHdtd western mixed Stored
oats hcANy hl lc luWur, Coffee RIO, dun al
lnANlo'so gold for carguos; quoted at lit.c
gold for Jou lots,
~ Luuls, January ll.-Flour-buyors and
sellers uarl ANA nothing doing, " heat low.
en- No, , rcd IAN 81 ~. No . spIing 81 U5L
j. 1t, Corn lrmer el lltglil aWllE; now 1. 10
tie, oats LOW " 2Ic utd. yu iuwur to sell;
o1c uli. Wh hky quiet ats o. Pork lower
Joub.ng $40 ,UHIO ~. Lara nominal at 3, TO-
nIy tuliua M ats dali aud weak ana only
q HluH Jo1blng trade. Bacon dull; clear
rlbsb'
hos,-AorI,et paralysedi packing 50 i5s
U3 90,
,uuic-Nery quiet but not quotably chang.
ed; curuicd luAuns siNl.
Suerp GOOD shipping demand but not
Supplrdi .uod TO cnulcu iII %; extra sn y.
ping 20 1000 %.
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FiOrlev.

pitchers CaatOrin is a complete substi
tute for Castor OIL, and Is as pleasant to take
aS Honey. IL ~ particularly adapted u
Teethiug and irritable children. II destroys
worms, assimulates the food, regulates the
Stomach, ana cures Wind Colo. Few rom
edies are as etllCACious for foverishneas,
Group, Worms and NhoOplng Cough. Gas
torlu IN scientific and purely vegetable
preparation more effective than Castor OIL,
and neither gags or Bii peb.
COLUMBIA, Conn, May 3, 1875.
Nessrs j. Il. Rose ~ Co., n, -:
Cons: have a family Ot eight children
aud have used a. much CasJorla as any fam
ily In the United States, l M{ilk, ! have
never found anything equal to II. My chill
dren have been saved from u fever several
times by the use OF CastOria. | recommend
lis use for children, for many diseses they
are subject TO, IN preference to any medicine
know of. feel ~ my uuty to give this GER
tidoatU on account OF The benefits | have do'
rived by tho use OF EasiOria.
Very truly yours,
NORMAN Z. LITTLE
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nREAnsTUFFs.

FLOUR-Cresc -nt, i'm sacks, So . San
Jncinto, s. 50; Empire, s. p; XXX, q g9
Eagle. g. .; Magnolia, in sacks, y lbs, y -
T1dd's xxx, 10 50; state Central MN
- d; Choice Fam ly, So . star Mills M
$40; uraham, s3Tj bran, 81 % corn meal
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.Al1hl-uollln quiet and steady Up Rnds
u eri orleans 1850 hal,s NO nalrs
'nn nll tlrd ult receipts tusl bales ~
plr.s "a hiuHt Britain .1b6 ualrs, Franco
alN hilrt,
Not ferplpIs $50 bilpsi sJnss ,1ls halas,
IMLlL.h NLl.LL uIm. nNL.a MINI MNlna.
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EsCULES Ts-Irlsh potatoes, per bill, So %
as o.; Onions. per bbl, . 81; Cabbage, wes-
tern. per crate. - 70. ..
FRUIf5-Apples green, per bbl, 81 Elgi ~
Apples dried, per lbs, 71Se: Oranges per DBL
ii %; Lemons, per box, " ".
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COMMERCIAL,
GRAIN mAGtIaT.
COTTON MARK 81.
cotton statement,

FOR the week ending l2m January II, 1870
Furnished THE HERALD BY y. W Bh!net',
Reporter IN this CITY Tor the Natl"nal "''-
ION Exchange, 10.
Stock on hand september lst." loo
Received this wceR.......,..'..'. -J3
:. IN IN IT"I III ''',',''''' $3.50
-
r,,I ................ 1857
Shipped this week. ,.....,....'...''. ~
- previously ......,.......'."-V,iol =, I'm.
STAGE sept. /, loIi"..." zo'"V
s,,c,, ~, h,pd ................ 3lGl
METEOROLOGICAL.
HIGHEST isln pCtHture-......'....'''''''
Lowest temperature ..,"...'. ....''''."''''..'
average temIcratuIe al II m......'.....'.'...
Rainfall In
d. W. BARNETT.
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lIrN rREAAInEn.

u.nrs aulhorgfd and requested 20 an
We tHr uamo Of John " BnWhN ps
:. Nui,t, fOr reelection % tho Nee OF tlly
iIa''',urrr Ell cliua Aphl2 2, 1878
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NEW York. January H.--sterling duh at
81 OlI5. Money easy NJ Dos per cent. Goid
weitN at Il o. d.. Govern eht bohds steauyi
new dye's 81 tjjt. state bond, steady.
NEW ORLEANS. Jauu1iy H.-GOld 81 VS.
al Ol5s. sight "a discount. sterling bank
Il g.
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MARKETS By THLUuRAPH


NEW YORK, January li.--S;ocks stendy.
Money per cent. Gold 0!Ac. EXchangc
long Il ST., short - Siiq. state bonds
uuiet, Government bonds weak and lower.
Gold opened at al Ozl4.
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Centaur
|. inin1 entS f.
One Kind fol tho Human! Family.
The Other for Horses and Animals.

The Other for Horses and Animals.
These Iinlmeuts are simply the wOuueI OF
tho world. Their effects are little less than
marvellous.
Tao white EIutncnt Is for the human
family. IL will drive rheumatism. Sciatioa
and neuralgia from the system; cure Luin-
bago, Chilblains, LockJuw, Palsy, Itch, and
most CataneOus ETuptiOns, 1t eAtracta frosi
from frozen hands and feet, and the poison
of bites and stlugs of ycnomous fcpi la; IL
subdups SHellings, ami alleVleJes pain OF
every Kind. When sprains or bruises occur,
IL Is the most potent remedy ever discovered
to heal the Injured parts. The Centaur Lin
iment IL used with great efficacy for sore
Turppt, TOothdchC, Cated Breasts, Earacae,
aud Weak Back, fhe folio q ing Is but sam.
pie OF the numerous testimonials.
IsDfAgA HONE, jet. Co., Ind, May Is, 1873
al tutnk 1t my duty 10 inform you that
have suffered much with SDOtten Ject ana
chords. few bottles Of Centanr Liniment
has done the uOrk for me. l have not been
frec from these swolliDgsin eight pedrs. Now
lam perfectly tOcH. The lhniment ought to
~ "Pi''," " - "BENJAMIN BROWN"
The proof ia In the trinl. IL is reliable, II
Is handy, 10 is cheap, and every family
ch ould have the " biteen Ctaur Llnim en-
The yellow CentaUr Eminent IL
adepted 10 the tough muscles, cefds and
tiesh of horses aud animals. IL has perform
ed more wonderful cures In three years of
SPAWN, Strain, Wind-galls, Scratches
sweeny, and general Lameness than ali
other remedies In existence. Read what the
great Express'Hen say OF IL:
"NEw YORK., January, 1874.
"Egery owner OF horses should give the
Centaur LinimeDt tlial. We consider II
the best article ever std in our stables.
al. MARSH,
"Supt. Adams Tx. Stableg, N. Y,
"E, PULTz,
"Supt. ). = TX, tables, N. Y.
ssAf BERT X. OLIE,
"Supt. Nat. TX. Stables. N u"
The hest patrons Of this Linlmentare Far.
mers and Veterinary Surgeons, who are cor.
annually using some Eminent. 10 heal
alls. WOUNDS ana POll.evil, remov Is : we'll
| ings, and Is worth millions Of dollars an.
nually 10 Farmers, Livery -IBen, Stock grow
ers. Sheep-raisers, aud those having horse
or cattle.
What a Earlier cannot 10 for SO the Cen
| taur Llniment will do at a tIifllnz cost.
These binlnsnts are sold by all dealer
throughout tbs country. They ATE wsrfante,
/ by the proprietoTs, aud a bottle Will g giyei
20 any farrier OF Physician who desires 4
/ test them.
Laboratory Of ]. B. Rose & Co..
fs Day ST.. NEW YORK.
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1--WE srnCK .EARKET.
CnuNTRY PRODUrE.

CiI1CKENs-In demand, per doz....s %
E9G1--lu deman Ter dOz ......-.... .VA- {
BU CrEH-Purr homemade, scarce. a9lVc
SWEET PJTATOE5-Prr bushEl.... Og tVc
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HAILING SrUFF.

BAGdiNG-L'guL hA@llgc; Heavy l5' .a
tWlNE-nlilng ligls, Cotton, 90a2ap,
IRON lihr-ArruW, sl 10 prg uuuul,, with
discount GA Iaig luth
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lailg 4etald.
P0LIIl.AL ANNOUNCEMENTS,


-. autborl1al nud requested to an
Nr "' LINN T. GAAOas 20 candidate
n.lH..g is,e..or ana Collector Election
Awl -r'''
. uflnrllsi and requested to nn-
nm. ~ e, A ullL fha eaudi'
..NN urtu ulF a heahuG ana tnl'
n'' Election Aprll 2, 1870
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Commercial.

knculpis, net l-spl uales; gross 20 psO bales
fkpors "a Great hulaiu lNa bales, coast,
wise ~ htlusi continent 100 bales, stock
Hi,ll0 bales,
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POwU4R ANp M. OT.

20 NDER-Ke42j ~. ,FFF, rin $7I5; Keg
lli9 .2s, Frs, iin ,sj.o}; ia ''i lbs, re,
s2Ul, rluSlnG, 10
anOI-DfOp, 5! 3 a. Is; Buck, s. 500 $50.
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aALyEsToH January l4.-COttnn. receipts
25S7 bales. Exports 10 Great Britain -
males: coastwise II 20 bales. sales LII bales'
StncE lea, 90 bales.
dull,
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| advertise the same al the merchant or
any legitimate business man, viz: To do
humanity good, and advance personal Inter-
est.
second-Beoause am not ashamed of my
profession.
Thlrd-Because / expect TO deal honorably
with my fellow-man, and have nothing to
cover up.
Fourth--Becaus | nave the right as much
as q corporation OF doctors, n college, on IN
Urinary, or wOuld-be-institute, and IL Is no.
budy's business but my own.
those at d distance cHn consult 10y letter,
and re- GIVE prompt attention by enclos-
ing stamp.
Address l., elk Box il06, Dallas, Texas, or
call personally at G29 Elm street.
OFfsUb HOURS-bAR AND NIGHT.
s,pl6dly
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FOR SALE.

The f1ne steam mill, known ns the Valley
mills, located ON the Bosque river, - miles
west of Waco Ia me wheat grow ing
county, wi ich is rapidly settling M the
square, Two and Lue-half stories biIh, pnd
contains one set oil corn ana two of wheat
rocks. The machinery OF forty horse power
Is In good orner his desirable property can
be purchased on the nest ndvlHtsg COus
terms, both Rs 10 price ano time. For iufih-
or particulars either sduItss or G. II ON me at
Waco. Texas.
declId2m WIN. A. FORT.
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tryEpPooI, January II. 90 Noon. Cotton
easier but not quoistB over. -.
MODDAT. sATUED'Y
49, tt.. t-,tonds cd ga
Ntjdling orleans 90. D g-lbt s-lb
sale 5000 bales: speculation ana export
100 bales. receipts 4, 50 bales.
All American fut9rts seile-s at la@ de-
cline. 49,, r..,,..,-
livery d o sd; February anu march, '-a2d;
Anil and May ) iGi; new. crop y ~ 81
y cgmher by sail Jj-i6d; February anH
s,.mZI;plands low miIdiing clause May
snd lime delivery ll-a3i; June and July
gi9 IA. luis and August g I-ltl.
an IN. Upland low middling ciause
Mach and April delivery Gt3ldi shippeh
n reh ond April by sail lGi. ...--,--.
=.i0 n. m.-Sales include - American
hale Futures, quiet Upiands i0w niddl y ,
clause new crop hipped December by SAL
g-3ld.
Ngw Yonk, January iL--Cotion dul.
upvDaY. sATURDA
Uplands. ...........- lltac ~.
Orleans .-.-.......- ll1sc Ut
sales lS0 bales.
Futu-es easy. =. -, -
January m fall .sc: February u 3 all 30
March III san sc; April II 5ogii e0ci Aay
ii TOalI TSe; June II s2ell Sc,
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lELhos nn.i MnnI

GALVESTON, January ll,-Hides lower; Dry
selected 10 &C. liLht sailed ligc: slaclt sail
cd l2lsci kipS l5vi wet sul,ed rs they run SIC.
selected Yci butchers green nc. Two cents
IN lof sruoS on wet sRlt,d nj green.
medium 10 ipe tail cup. nee of hurs . .,oi,,
.9Ul5c. '''"
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PRIVATE OFFICE &:RECEPIlON ROOM
So. GEO Elm ST, Dallas, Texas.


No. GEO Elm ST, Dallas, Texas.
FEMALE DISEASES made speci y
study. The success lul treatment OF scores OF
ladies in Dallas and vicinity is sufficient 10
commend others afflicted 10 the same treat
ment The Jdr6dfOuS treatment With cdaStics
utterly discarded.
liHmo rhOiOs cured in all cases without
the use OF knife, ligature, ohustic or clamp.
All rectal disc asses made IA specially,
CAPEWOkMS REMOVED IN FEW
HOURS.
NERVOUS Epilepsy ,Chorea,
Neuralgia, Carries OF Vertebrao resulting In
curvature OF spine and nervous derange-
ment. lncipient Paralysis cured in ma
jointly OF cases.
Diseases OF the Eye and Fyelids, OF the Ear
ana Head. Especial attention called To Ma
SAL CArARRH and its accompanying mala-
dies
Diseases Of II confidential nature treated and
cured promptly without injury to patient.
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MEXICAN
Mustang Linimont,
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

This llnimcnt very naturally ongihaedln Ahcli
ca, whcfn Nature provides in her laboratory a4cn
surprising auidu,ts iug thc i1-1dic5 OF l'I 'lll''
drpn rs fame has been spreading IrI % years
until now 10 ,ucis,iri tie llti t'i, E.nb''
Thc Nr1ionu Mustang Lum'ut 10 maj ch'c3S
remedy nor all External ailmrsi .tl uEi ava sea'''
ia skpk ovuet4 and urinris 10 i'iINa,Wthi'.
A single bottlo oftru saves human llo o' re-
storrs the usefulness u ll excellent horse OK
COW, Cr sheep ,, III
srrcyg.unrm. shnuidfrrut mango. TO mitA ara
stinrs OF pnsoupu. Iyp'i and insect aud every
rueh drawback 10 aiucs breeding and bush lI''
it currq evotv external trouble 81 h"rEA, a!ch
n, i,meress. srrsitrhrs. a0inny, spaina, founder,
Wind raii hin, bone ETC., tic.
Tie Mexican Mustang l.aimeut is thc 1uiei,r, -
eure In lie world flr accidents occurring a. mo
family. In the ab.eucs ~ physician. such ~
Ivrns srails sprains. cuts, '.c.' ana ior lheumE
ti.la .,d st'finS.s enaguiDicd by cxpnsurc. Tar
ticulafly valuable to hinrf@ -, "a
N /, lie cheapest remedy w The world Tor y
reeaitates tbe uiuzrie i1 Tue bone, and sings
annlieati1p /. gene rli.r fIihceut To cure.
He4iran Mustang Eminent j. put np ih three
st,ss "a bottes the Larger ones being proportion
siely much the cheapest
, ,tg- a a~HEwfgr.
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January m 5sail .6c: February II : a., 5ic
March III g5aii sc; April II 569ii e)ci May
ii 7OalI Tse; June II s2ell Sc.
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MEDICAL OFFICE.
DR.. CARL MURRAY

Has OPENED ROOMS FOR THE TREAT
MENr OF ALL CHRONIC AND merry
u, = DISEASES, AND FOR THE
GENERAL PRACriOE OF MED
lClNE AND SURGERY.
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NEW YORK.
REQUIEM MAss-TRIBUTE TO Plus TX.

New YORK, Feb. l3.-The solemn Re-
qniem Mass for Pope Plus TX was observed
in its entirety to-day in the Cardinals
Church, ST. Patrick's Cathedral The SER
vices lasted from 9 80 A NJ. until l P. NJ, and
proceeded without the least hitch or inter-
ruption under the direction of the Rev.
Father Kearney, the Pastor of the Cathedral
and Master of Ceremonies. Bishop Laugh
lin was the celebrant attended by the usual
Deacons and b-Deacons. The offices for
the dead was chanted by about one hundred
and fifty priests and 80 choristers, all by
Vicar General Quinn. The Cathedral was
crowded, and included in the congregation
were officers of the National, State and Mu-
nicipal Governments. The music of the
Mass was sung by large number of voices.
The drapery was most appropriate, and the
catafalque was of exceptional eloquence,
and around it was a detachment OF Papal
Zouaves in uniforms and bearing. Arch
bishop Lynch, OF Charleston, preached the
sermon-an eloquent tribnte to the late
Pope and his Church.
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CHURCHES.

BAPTIST CHURCH.-Rev. J. T. Zealy, D. D.,
Esor Sabbath services IL a. m, and D. m.
oyer meeting every Thursday night, at Z
OCk. Sabbath School, 8 a. m, David 81 el-
F superintendent.
BETH ISRAEL CONGREGATIoN-No minister
present. Prayer meeting every Friday
|Aing, o'clock.
HRIsTIAN CHURCH.-Rev. Geo. A. Smythe,
dor. Sabbath services ia. m, and 4 D. M
yer meeting every Thursday night. Sab
"a School, 9 a. IN.
ArHoLIC CHURCH.-Rev. HI. A Picherit,
|a0r. Sabbath services-Mass, a. M, High
|NS ~ a. m, Vespers and Sabbath school at
H. Mass every morning at O. clock.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-Rev Joseph l.. Tucker,
Of Sabbath services IL a. m, and Z p. m.
llay evening services o'clock. Sabbath
Iol 952 a. m. Oliver Clifton, Superintend
1EIHoDIsT CHURCH.-Rev. DR.. VIM. III. Wat
fastOr. Sabbath services IL a. m, and
Frayer meeting every Wednesday night
ath School, 9 a. IA. W. L. Nugent, Su-
#AGSsBYTERIAN CHURCH.-Rev. John Hunter,
tastor. Sabbath services IL q. M, and
H., frayer meeting every Tuesday night.
ient. AVN . Q" LIZ . - 0"' o
zion PRAYER MEETING.-At the Metho-
ylaurch every Sabbath afternoon, at 81
uHEL uHL SABBATH ScHooL.-At the Benevo-
rau In West Jackson, every Sabbath af-
Won at o'clock.
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.
TROOPS RECALLED

TROOPS RECALLED.
ATHENS, Feb. 13-The troops which
crossed the border have been recalled.
ORDERS CLEAR AND DISTINCT.
LONDON, Feb. 13-Tbe First Lord of Ad-
miralty in replying to the question OF Com
mons stated that the orders sent to Admi-
raj Hornby were clear and distinct and sent
on the Governments responsibility, but it
would be inconsistent with his duty to
state their nature The press association
saws rs understood that Admiral Hornby is
instructed to enter the Dardanelles with, if
necessary, the whole of his t1let of iron
clads The matter caused long discussion
in to-day's cabinet council.
WILL NOT BE NECESSARY TO USE FORCE.
Vefik Effendi's declaration on Monday i'm
the Turkish Parliament seems to indicate
that it will not be necessary to use force.
STILL WITHOUT INSTRUCTIONS.
A Reuters telegram, at an early hour
this WED nesday) morning, from Constan-
tinople reports that Mr. Lagard telegraphed
Lord Derby at midnight last night, that he
was still without instructions relative TO the
fleet.
WILL ENTER.
Another Reuter- from Constantnople,
dated Monday. and just received, states that
Grand Duke Nicholas has telggraphed the
Porte that the Russians will enter Constan-
tinople if the British fleet ent ters the Bos-
phorus.
ORDERED TO WORK OVERTIME.
All the workmen in the Sheerness Dock
have been ordered to work overtime.
WOULD ORDER TO FIRE.
PARIS, Feb. ia telegram FROM Athens
states, according to semi-othcial telegram
received here from ConstantinOple, that the
Porte has intimated it would order the
forts to fire on the British fleet if it attempt
ed to enter the Dardanelles.
WILL NOT LONGER WITHHOLD PASSPORT.
LONDON, Feb. 13.-The STANDARD, in its
leader, says: "We have reason to believe
that the Porte will not much longer with
hold the firman admitting the British fleet,
bnt its concession will not ameliorate the
situation" The leader, which is very war
like. concludes: ave have power TO bring
cunning to naught, and reduce overbearing
force to prudence, and the Car may rest
assured that when other arguments are ex-
hausted, we shall not hesitate to employ it."
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HAS GIVEN UMBRAGE

| DEKLiN, teb. 13.-The correspondent n
.he Times telegraphs that it ia REPORTED tha
Gorpeuoes are being placed in the Bosphorns
nas hotlfled Austria that among the
d1'S,ots tio, ". .s Withdrawn from the considera.
t.oh VI Tue conference are, the reorganiza.
Gion OF Bulgaria, occupation of BULGARIA hr
.use.ah Il troops, and the re annexation n,
oes <Aiaoia. Ihls note has given umbrape
WILL OCCUPY.
VIENNA, Feb. 13.-The London Teleoranb's
speciai from Athens says, if the EnoliSb
Meet goes TO Constantinople, the Greeks will
occupy Ihessaly and Epirus
tbat Spfeial from Paris to the Telegraph says
.nat IL Is reported at the Russian En- hasSy
I 5hat small Russian detachment entered
not confirm ed Pi' 10
THE EAcIrEMENT STILL UNDIMINIsHkD.
hoSD9s EsS ntsS7hsst hsys niEats h5a
relieved the tension or diminished excite
ment here.
CONSIDERS 1T PERILoUs AND HUMlLIATING
POSITION.
ihe Pall Mall Gazette of yesterday after
noon expressed the expectation that the Gov
ernment would seek permission to enter the
Dardanelle by means of a formal pledge that
the feet should have no other business be-
iore Coastantlnople except that declared
IN Lord Derby's statement of Friday. The
OF bdZSJIo considered this about as
perllous and humliating position as possi-
Ole. 1t declared it to be an i'm peratiye duty
or the Ministry to redeem the country from
thls position at any cost dem anded. and de-
manded such reconstruction of the Cabinet
as would leave no doubt that it, like the
country, is of one mind.
HAS BECOME THE SUBJECT OF NEGOTIATIONS.
A Times Vienna dispatch says, on this
subject: "What looked yesterday merely |
probable, seems, to-day, pretty certain,
namely: that the entry of the British fleet |
into the Dardanelles, has become the sub
lect OF negotiations ostensiby between the
British Government and the Porte, but in |
and Russia
The Times, in its leading editorial article,
says, that, however probable the compro-
Mise may belt can only be based on the re-
establi, hment of some degree of mutual
confidence, and it is necessary to observe
hat it still depends upon Russia to take the
1rst steps requisite to this purpose.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 13-No nominations.
No executive session.
The Silver Bill occupied the day.
During the morning hour, Mr.. Morrill, call
ed up House JointResolution declaring re-
duction of the tax on distilled spirits is in
exDedient. and said it was important it
should be acted upon now. as dlstillers
throughout the country were belng ruined,
from the fact that they were unable to dis
pose of the stock now on hand, on account
Of uncertainty as to what Congress would
do. He had numerous letters and petitions
uroino the Senate to act upon the resOlu
ton. ,
Mr.. Merrimon of North Carolina, said
this matter was of great Importance 10 his
constituents and he had understood that the
declaration of the House on this SUBJECT was
not final. Itwas matter too serious to be
nassed over without full consideration. he
thought the distillery and tobacco interests
were oppressiyely taxed. He objected to
the present consideration of the resolution.
But the Vice President decided that once
ton would not prevent It's CONSIDER
alton, it having been reported yesterday;
Mr. Merrimon then demanded the yeas and
nays on its passage.
ions that there should be reduction OF the
tax on whisky aud tobacco, bellevlng tnat
the true revenue point was DeioW tnal
now established, but tobacco was not con-
cerned i'm this resolution. The action taken
by the House of Representatives had oeen
snch as TO satisfy him that no change In the
tax on distilled spirits Wouiu DC maue as
this session of Congress.
Mr.. Merrimon said he was aware OF ousl-
ness being affected on account OF the uI-
certainty as to action OF congress, OUT the
nassage of this resolution would have It's
weight iu passing similar resoiution IN
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MARKETS..

NEW YORK, Feb. 13.-Gold opened at 81 OF.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 13 Standardization dull
and easeer; middling uplands, Ga; mid
ding Orleans 63s. Sales, 5000 bales.
NEW YORK, Feb 13.-Stocks firmer: money
5 gold 216 exchange, long, 81 81 a; short,
81 S31a; State bonds quiet; Governments
strong and higher. Cotton nominal; Orleans
lie. Futures irregular; February, 10 67@70; /;
March, 76@7s; April. e9@92; May, IL l@4; ;
June. 1906; July, 1902.
New ORLEANS, Feb. l3.-Flour steady
and firm; superfine 81 90; Xxx S. 0a; Xxx
8 25@e 25hsher grade; ase;s Sc 52Sa co. Csrn
oniet. 45c. Corn meal, dull, 81 GO; Hay,
Quiet and firmer; ordinary, sl3 90;
prime. sl4 OO@16; choice s17 90; Pork dull
ii 37lS; Dry salt meats. dull shoulders
loose. 3EEsc; packed &c; clear rib pa clear
sides. So; bacon easier, 514@61a@6A lard
ouiet and steady; refined tierce, 91a@934 !;
keg, s@s14c; hams. scarce and firm choice
sugar cured s@lOc; uncanvasseo 1s@9c; ;