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Our IlIlIExsE CROPs.
Corn and Oats Statistics for Several Years
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slaH,I .li.V iuRRats -Jllp -,3aa..i
tr CHICAGO, january 1.-The following Ia,
bleigives the estimated corn yield Of the
United States in several years past. The
returns hom 1862 to 1854, inclusive, em.
brace. only the loyal States. Also the total
exports from all United States ports since
1870. The figures represent millions Of
busheIs,
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sr.PAUL, January "a special to the
Pioneer Prs says: Scarlet fcyer Is deci.
mating the miners on Silver Islets in Lake
Superior. OF 100 there 10 died in month
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The Boston ION GlrI Retor.s.

nstESE, d stteet IN Boston. Enter, 4 gen.
tleman and young, lady, meeting:-.r +, 'D'
a soSs SRSsf sHS fsSs ~ prev sRs sa Gl'a
May I 80 With you, my pretty maid "
'tqhitEhht i that spbject, my pretty maid ~
:" The hhal extinrtion d mad, !" abe S1il. '''i
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SPRIEgRIELp, lid, January1l2.-The
mercury this morning at I O'clock marked
20S below zero, III dla5 reported 10 ithe
State Board Of Agriculture that fruit trees
and peach trees especially have been great
lRihififad M this vicinity. .0TL
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Mrs. Andcrson sun .wnlI,s.

NEw YoRx, January2.-Madame Ander
son, So'clock- this afternoon, completed
the ] ,6lSth quarter mile other long walk
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ali +, DEBT l.Esss ASH N.TFfE rREIsuRr.
Debt les clSh In Treasury JaB O2s 6tSiIi
Increase during the month Of Dst-..,.,- SfS5
DeCreAse ince June 20, 1873 7ISs 10
2tThe 81, sos H9s5o debt bSafing Intcrest In coin
inepdes ~ 100 oOo called bonds not YET
eet bonds have bcrn Issued aud are embraced ID this
Eaiementf andith amount Included Ia the coi bal
Mee'lE .Ety1GlpiI lltuj,U1il-B 7"' Nu.
PQNiS IssuRB TO PACIFIC RNILRnAD D, COMA xIES-
gy q f!IETEREsr PAYABLE IN LAWFUL MONEY. 80
Pripcipal outstanding ssis2Ss si2
Interest ACCRUED and not yet paid,...,.,. I93S TO5
Interest paid BY tho United StAtcs..,.. So SJS059
1nteIet ptld by transportation Of nailA. l0NTiiO9
Bal4nee u tuteftPti Paldi by the United gs. ~
SUES ?9,l ,ll,9ll
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AT PHILADELPHIA,

AT fulLADELfNlAs
,PRILADELpHIA, January 1.-The eresump-
fiop IF specie payments in this city caused
no str whateyer. inquiry atthe Rroni-
nent banks showed the demand for
gold up to noon to be very limited. At
the otiiceof the Assistant TreasutSb gold
is not being paid lout-exteph for mtetest
and Government obligations, the whole
business Of resumption at present being
oentered &c New YorkssD [S oDiTT
SHERMAN CONGRATULATED.
NEw York, january 1.-The Chambefof
Commerce to-day adopted a resolution fel.
icitating the community upon resumption,
congratalSing Secretary Bhefnian)fOfsthe
success Of his policy, recognizing the action
otthe city banks in cooperating with the
Treasury, and thanking Congress for the
establishment etrs7Satioaals banking law.
A resolution was also adopted calling upon
Congress to avert the danger attending the
adoptionloi silver as the measures OF val.
ues by amending the existing law so as to
further the lftnit icf coinage Il the silver
dollar and it's use as a LEGAL tender, Tsft'1
FLAGS FLTISG. lis Co." -.
everywhere because Of resumption: ito ,,rs vet
there isfnotbine At the Treasury bAnks m
nor Mt any Of the exchanges hi 10 make M
day different Z fr6om Sc INtia ordinary dull davs,
Special arrangements sufficient 10 meet
anv demand lad been 'irl,l,i made ,ntitbe spb:
Treasury 10 nav crt gold TIT leassl ioanadIesr aIs
notes. The clerks in the new ,lepartmept
expected 10 be- very buss,y, hui thsy have
yery little 10 do even to close he day,s
business .s15ia' 80 ., .s,'s. y -
Reports from The lsadib6 bS1ks ourec
4 thatthe amount Of + cold coming m intoItSeT
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sr. PAUL, January Various Tier.
registered from 26' to 30' below
zero last night. 'H % '"a
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. Hoe ..9caleb cnahlnr q pena.

NKwnuaypoRT, Mass, January e.-Calet
Gushing died tonight,
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DErRolr, January 2.-The weather has
again become very cold, the thermometer
at 10 o'clock P. NJ, indicating thirteende
grees below zero. and steadily, falling,
The trains in the Northern and Western
part Of the State are badly delayed on &C.
count of the snow drifts. ' j 's'"
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.,TheqoIa Premlu,ai Is Dead a 4 Last. ~.

.. Who killed G6ld Psemiaas / : .,,5,i, J.'.1 ''
H.l. Aud III preach the sermon, fI
'N'' - - ., rkiltef God Premium.
.asis.lF Enswho NV him dIeH i
-nsl ,fJlsrSaId the Sec, .,II10IEIs b.
sss. .uE4 ! twisted his neek; si'. D.. .. l.' .t.N
1fiagit .h''SI saW him de.
Who'll make heShIoullS iI'l
bad the gumptIon,
~ .,ei- yEald j.. for Resumption; - 9rt.IrHE
--ssltEa -. - Iu make theahrUud aHl f'aE
!, e, ;,..1 ~ ~ Whom dls his gave: ~, Y
I'll scoop II for fun; ~.
'i- I'll dIg his grave. Hl-
,s-si 4 L Who'll toll the bells r rrnT
sesr,a.,..ah 4; s1S a,:sb.Ssset Y s. i.su,,,s a
,.g,.-it,i ,sift 81. a, VIII Fstls !. well. II n VI, ,s \
Sos y'Hrg1 Who'll rob tho tOmb7 .-'s lI'al
y 1uI zH!NooaO will hook! slu vi. l'r.3i .7..i5
eI1 y sf ThatcoEpse is spook '.' l'r 's'
bee dia!s q Empty the tombr f..
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AT, CLEyEJASp! ia.Ii

o1rvrI4 a. January "a gla j 9.@it was very cold
at 9 o'clock, i. T. below zero, and . driving
snow in the afternoon. ! Tonight is clear
and cold. All the railroads are clear OF
snow, but theS passepgeu trSlnsfare from
one to five hours late. Tile passenger
train due here at ar. N. left Buffalo five
hours late. The Lake, Shore road has
abandoned all freights cast Of here, Three
trains OF stock were semitic Painesviile to
unload and wait tilllthe yards reIcleaf n
Buffalo. N
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IL twenty.nlne counties Of West yir-
ginia, reporting to the Pittsburgh agency
Of R. g, Dun 4 Co., there we're in the year
thatispast twenty.three failures, inyoly-
ing, Liabilities to! the amount Of s25i, 600,
with assets to the h6ahlEs 45of sls2p 900.
During theyea previous there were fifteen
failures, liabilities sci, ,O02, and assets $SO,-
wv ~ 17ua ,.sy b s5Ht4Ie Il / y sirs 81 E.
In fifteen counties0i Ohio, reporting to
the same agency, there were sixty-seven
fafluresin 1875 liabilities SI,51B, ,72gg, and
assets $S47',44Gs oD6asg theprsviOus year
there were forty.nine failures, S56O, ,243 liz.
bilities, and SIT, $50 assets. " ps UGIS
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TIE steubenville5 Gasete breathes FIRE
and flames against the redouBtable Jongee,
and declares that he ''must be thrown
overheard with the samepromptlt1de that
the ancient mariners got rid Of Jonah"
The remarkable thing about this is that
Democratic editor dares to go back on his
chief, and that he at the same time at
temPts a ScriPtuEal reference.-Csereland
L@dderg yesteridy| lz=atS vTuHrO silt
The Gasette is entitled to credit foriits
occasional virtuous spasms,r The trouble
is that it weakens in the, spinal column uh-
der pressure. We shall notice with
interest the den6uementiof It's present
defiant attitude! towards the great Demo.
cratic trickster OF Ohio.g " sRslnhn HlyT
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THE 00ID pIAL REMoYED.

New YoRk,. January n2.4At Tie New
York Clearing House there -cisarings were
conducted without any distinction be.
tween gold and paper At tho Stock Ex,
change the gold department was abSlished d
and'any qu0RtiOnsf0r gold forbidden IN
the future. This afternoon the gold dial,
whichfor SO many yeary hasipdicated the
changes in the gold Premium was taken
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BY TELEG GRAPH.I

TO THE DAILY III tSTEItldEHckR l1s;Z !: ,'.ls! !, q
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TREASURY MATTERS.


The RouP Per CentS-HeaVIost SnbserIp
b ilisN l,sl lions Yet Made. sm.u
iWAsMSoToN, January 2.-The sub.
sertptions to the four per cent loan to-day
amohnted to s., 600, ,l5O. ,JglH .ug IH
o. The aboveis the largest amount ever
received In one day, three million dollars
being the greatest amount ever subscribed
in sing q day heretofore. The large
amount subscribed forlto.dRy Is probably
on account Of the recent circular Of the
Secretary Of the Treasury, allowing com!
missions on subscriptions to said bonds.
,HIg TOTAL COINAGE FOR DECEMBER.
Total coinage at the United States Mint
for December, SS,04S,300. '1N'
I ~, ~, ,,.,,. ,po PURCHASE OF SILVER. ''n'.
!, The Secretary OF the Treasury to-day
purchased four thousand ounces OF silver
bullion eti satisfactory prices. The mum.
Der OF biddeB WAS not SO large as usual,
but the quantities offered greater than
IN the previous bids a.Fp ~ .r..Dfr.
iiio I9giAUSTRIAN MONETARY UNIT. 1aI
'sA circular issned By the Treasury De.
partment to-day makes an 8 Horiti gold
piece the monetary unit OF Austria, instead
Of silver the form; as heretofore. This will
put 70 tile trouble for some time
existing, by which Austrian imports APP
pear TO have been considerably over
ValueJl.u ~glliiI- lHi U4iE EE. 80 70
~ q d,,S srASDARD SILVER p6LLkns..
Orders for $1,000 standard silver dollars
were received at the Treasury Department
Ia do,, ,frha,, ,,,ilI H., ,1,,l.;S,o.a,f a.. ~
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'Or Additional Telegraph See Fourth Page.
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SPECIE. PAYMENTS. | ll:l 1 !,
The ersat; Event q Tho Century
Resumption, a Splendid SUCCESS,
John Sherman Triumphant
Notes from TAiithes cSo9malimerci,
= '----.'------'-i'C Centres. es---'''-''-
.aHhfN-r7 afiA fN =
dreenbaCkS Preferred BY, the Business
~ ~ = e. g. Hen. ~ a,.rj-,
Gold Already a Drug in the Market.


AT LOUISVILLE.
LouisGtIR, January 9.-ReSnhption
occasions NO change or special comment
whatever in banking and business circles.
' At ST. FAuI, attSS. ~ y NJ :
ST. PAUL, January 2.-The banks paid
out small amounts otgold, on checks, etc.
There Is no excitement, customers prefer.
ring paper except fol- purposes otcuriosity.
ATlcEEvELAND,u 70. y.''s 40
ICLyyFLASpI january ssr Betweentour
and Eve hundred dollars in gold was paid
outby the :banks-tosday. =Innearly every
case the gold awasWanted assa novelty, the
customers generally. preterEipg currency.
10 SEPARATE ACCOUNTS ."
New YoRK, January -The Tribune
says the sub-treBgry has ceased to keep
coin and currency accounts separate, and
therefore will make no daily reportof the
amount Of coin paid out for interest and
called bonds and received orGdst6h&. \ .
h ls,i sALrrEp WITH cASSoS.,ii i'%5i si y. NJ,
NEw YoRK, January 1.-THE Govern
ment resumption was celebrated at 10
O'clock this morning by d salute at the
Navy Yard, and as the FIRST gun sounded
the American Gag was flung to. the breeze
from ahthegrovsrnm buildings.
ST. LouIscALM asa MAY MORNING. II !
ST. LOUIS, January 2.-Resumption! 80
fatlisegtifets success dlih ST. gbHisa 1t
not having produced a ripple, in the bank
ing and commercial circles, The banks and
many business firms. paid out gold, when.
desired, but currency has been the most
in demand. " "'
WITHOUT \ FEATURE AT CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, January 2,-The day Of re-
sumption passed off without o. feature to
mark'its history in this city, save the Unit
edstates Depository paid greenbaeks in
stead of gold for interest on coupons falling
due. Amongthe ba9tythe greatest out
flow at one placer was s97 SO, while many
Of them had no calls for gold. -s'' ! sil6 ilS
b ~ .is' rs sr At CHICAGO. - snssi,
Omc&soG January2- There is little, in
Chicago financial circles To- mark lhcad-
vent OF resumption day. The principal
event Of Importance at the Sub-Treaspry
has been the largely increased demand for
four per cent goyerpment4 The demand
for gold il confined to n very few CASES
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YASEroN, January 2.-The mercury
went down 10 26' below zero last night,
being the coolest since 1859. ~ s.5Si
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NEW SERIES---NO. PSI.

Tribune and the Memphis Avalanche. 1t
occurs to us that the Captain has got the
DETER OF these journals, even as we deyout-
ly hope and confidently expect that he will
get the better OF the sediment and the
teredo. We have not ourselves been able
10 agree at all times and in all respects
with Capt. Eads, but whenever we have
FOUND that he has achieved anything sub
stantlal we have lost no time in announcing
that fact and in congratulatinp oursel ;es
ana MN A difference, which must be
borne IN mind, between us and some of our
critical contemporaries in this, to-wit:
while we ardently hope because
for our interest
and confidently believe that the
works at South Pass will be successful to a
degree that viii enable us to reap the full
benefit OF channel sufficient for our com.
mercial wants and commensurate with our
legitimate ambition as great sea point, the
papers We have referred to as dcvoutly
hope they will fail because they esteem
IT Tor their interest that there should be a
failure Certainly this is the case with the
Chlcago papers; it should not be but we
rear 1t is also the case, in a degree at least,
with the Memphis and Cincinnati papers.
But the difference, serious as it is, ought not
70 supcrinduce the persistent and blantant
lying which we have so often found it
necessary to reprove. Gentle sirs, we
ma no iault with you on account of your
offensive and defensive alliance with the
teredo' 1t is necessary, it seems, for both
OF you to gnaw and fatten at our expense
at least you do not at present seem TO be
able to think of more honest and less de-
struchve way Of making living. But
when we are happy enough to make
point or two in our own favor cannot our
contemporaries let Us enjoy without DISPUTE,
our hardly-earned advantage over the
worms and the sedimenti Must we
have both by imputation even though
we have, in fact, shuffled off both2
Lay on your blisters gentle brothers but do
not lie in the face of high heaven and a
channel sufficient for big ships. Let US have
the benefit of our hardly earned advantage.
Our success does not harm you. On the
contrary it will benefit you. We have been
scourged in many ways We bear our af-
fictien with patience when they come from
supernal power which We cannot resist.
but we have no patience with malignant
devility, like that of the Commercial, which
hastens to scourge and lie in mere wanton-
ness or in the infamous hope of injuring US
without lettering its own condition
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WASHINGTON.
Special to the Republican

VAsHISGIoN, Aprli 1.-The common
verdict at first thought Is that, as general
thing, Speaker Randall's committee an
nounced to-day are better than in the last
congress, and with some exceptions, make
fair distribution of the ability of the house.
In the opening address the speaker init
mated that he would appoint committees
without regard to personal considerations.
The selection made known today show
that he is to be credited with modest eff
fort in this direction, but it was not so de.
termined an effort as to prevent his provid-
ing TOR his friends. Still it is safe to saw
that as a rule, the Democrats are pleased
with the composition of the committees
1t is equally certain that the Republican.
are disp!eased. The latter complain, IN the
first place, that Randall has purposely put
the weak men to the front, and that he has
classed the Greenbackers as of the Repub
!ican minority except where, by giving two
OF them chairmanships, he has classed them
viii, she Democrats Individual complaint
is frequent Robinson, for instance, want.
ed TO go on the judiciary. He is certainly a
better lawyer than any Republican named
for that committee. ORTIZ the Venezuelan
iobber, who, in Republican rule. was chair
man of foreign affairs, wanted 10 be on the
committee, now at the head of the Republi.
can minority, but Randall struck him off on
the revisions Of laws. Among the old mem
bers on the majority side there is complaint
that too many new members were given
chairmanships there being ten such cases
including the two chairmaships given to
the Greenbackers. Western members also
complainant the Eastern Democrats are
too literally provided for.
New York, for instance, has i've chair
manshps with only eight Democrats in the
house. Pennsylvania, with nine Democrats
gets four chairmanships, two OF which are
held by members. Tennessee gets four
chairmanships Maryland gets three; Ohio
captures three, two by new members; Mis-.
sissippi, three; Georgia, three. The major.
ity of chairmans are held 10y the same men
appointed by Randall to them in the last
congress and who worked for him
III this congress Blackburn
goes on the appropriations with
four men ahead Of him; Morrison on the
ways and means with four men ahead of
him, and then the speaker gives the former
the craftsmanship of the committee on OK.
penditures in the war department, and the
latter that Of expenditures IN the treasury
department. The appointment of Bragg
of Wisconsin as chairm' of war claims is
very significant, Bragg is the person who
delivered such severe lecture to Southern
Democrats on rebel claims at the last ses.
sion, and Randall purposely appointed him
for the effect il would have in the North.
Out OF the titty'two committees TWENTY-FIVE
chairmanships 60 to the south. counting
Missouri, Maryland, and Kentucky as being
south, Mr. Randall coniesses that he was
anxious to prevent any capital being made
in the north out of the charge that the
south was capturing the capital, and for
this reason kept the southern men back,
and made Bragg chairman of the war
claims committee
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CAPTAIN EADS AND THE TERE.
DOES.

CAPT EAps PROVES HIMSELF An OVER
MATCH ALIKE For THE TEREDoEs OF Tnt
PRESS AND THE SEA.
From the New Orleans Times.
Wine ,hc water and the sand, the ter
edo an, tn willow mats ARE fighting on,
thcprobIem OF sulicleu, channel in h.
South Pass to let IN vessels Of the larger
size that can proil'ably be used in Il c F,m.
mercc OF TINS port, the newspapers and
Capt. Eods are h,tly conducting the same
warfare on paper, We published yesterday
the rcpF OF Capt. Eads 10 the misreprescu,a'
tions Of the Cincinnati Commercial, Chicago
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"HAcKxErAcK" q popular and fragrant
perfume, Sold by Barclay Brothers.
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Latest News.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
LIVERPOOL aRAIS

LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
LIVERPOOL, April 70, 9;OOp. Wheat
and Corn unchanged
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vEGErINE
VEGErINE
VEGETINE
POR
d r 0 P SY,
never shall
Forget the First Dose.
punytnvNTE


DR. II. X. SrEvESs:--
Dear Sill have been great sufferer from drop
ny. Twas confined TO my house more than year :.
BIZ months OF the time WAS entirely helpless !
WAS Obliged to have two men help me in and out Of
bed. was swollen IS inches larger than my nstu-
raj size around my waist, | suffered all q man
could and live. tried all remedies for dropsy,
had three different doctors. NJ friends all expect
ed would die; many nights expected to die be-
fore morning. At last Vegetine was sent TO me by
friend. never shall forget the fret dose could
realize ts good effects from day TO day: was get.
ting better After had taken come s or q bottles
| could sleep quite well nights began TO gain
now quite fast. After taking some ten bottles
could walk rom one part Of my room TO the other
Ny appetite was good; the dropsy had at this time
disappeared. kept taking the Vegetne until re-
gained my usual health. heard Of = great many
cures by using Vegetine after got out and was able
to attend to my work am carpenter and builder
VIII also gay II has cured an aunt Of my wfe's of
Neuralgia who had suffered for more than 20 yesrs
she says she has not had any neuralgia for eight
months have given II TO one OF my children Tor
Csnker Humor. | have no doubt in nv mind IL
will cure any humOr; IL II great cleanser of the
blood; 1t 10 safe 10 give child Twin recommend
It TO the world. My father II eighty YEAR, old and
he save there Is nothing like 1t to give streng and
life 10 an aged person. | can not be too thankful
Tor the use OF it. ! am very gratefully,
Yours, JOHN \. NOTTAGR
ALL DISEASES oY BLooD.--If Vegetine will relieve
pain, cleanse, purify and cure such diseases resor
ing The patient 10 perfect health after trying differ
ent physicians many remedies. and suffering for
years IN 1t not conclusive proof IL you are sufferer
you can be curedf Why is this medicine perform.
ing such great cures! II works in the blood in the
BLOOD Punder. The great source Of disease origin.
ates In the blood; and no medicine that does not
ACT directly upon It, to parity aud renovste hiss suy
Just claim upon public attention.
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CHURCHES.


A FRICAN N. E.--Pourteeuth street between
"A Walnut and Cedar streets; services sabbath II
T. m' and f:3Op. IN; Sunday School l;j0p. N.
(,HRISTIAN--Eighteen street: meeting Sab
" bath 1880 p. m; preaching occasionally.
ClURCH or THE REDEEMER-(E Episcopal
~ Fourteenth street; Morning prayers lSabbathl
WD a. IN; evening prayers, 1:30 p. m; Sabbath
school a. m. Rev st. j. DilloR'Lee Rector
L'lRST MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH -
i pfeaching at 1880 4. m, p. m, and 7:U p. N
sabbath school Al 7:3O p. IN Rev T. j. Shores,
pastor
/ UTHKBAS-Thirteen street; services Sab.
IL bath II a. m and 30 p. m; sunday school 9 d,
m. Rev Duerschner, pastor.
hETHODIST--Cor Eighth and Wslnut streets
WI Preaching Sabbath 1870 T. M and p. N
prayer meeting, Wednesday 7:3D p. m: Sunday
school, p IN. Rev. A 7. Morrison, pastor,
DRESBYTERIAS- Eighth street: preaching on
L sabbath AZ II 10 a.. IN and 80 p. m; prayer
meeting Wednesday at r;3O y. m; Sunday School
N3p. n. Rev u. Y George, pastor.
SRCoSD FREE WILL BAPTIST -- Fifteenth
- street, between Walnut and Cedar slrcets; ser.
vice. sabbath al ) and 30 .. m.
or J0sRPH'S -tRoman CAtholcJ Corner Cross
~ and Walnut streets; services sabbath 1920 8.
IN; Sunday School at . y IN. Nespess 3 y. m, ser
vices every day al p. m.
CT. PATRICK S. Roman Cathoc) Corner Ninth
- street and Washington avenue; services Sab
oath 3 sad 10 a IN Nesper- p. M, Sunday school
. p m services every dag al D. la. Rev. ?. label,
pr.est.
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, April l2, 10 A. M.-Pork-
May, $40 So June $40 42IS. Corn
May, 3594 June, 3j%. Wheat-May
9l1s; June, 99al.
CHICAGO, April l2, 1900 M.-Corn-
May 35l4@3525; June, 3556@35a
Wheat May, 911a@915; June, 9a@o3lS
Pork May, $40 321l; June, $40 As.
CHICAGO, April 12, $50 p. M.-Wheat
May, 9l1g; June, 92H. Conway, 1914
June, 80. Pork-May, $40 39ll; June
$40 42b.