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terprise sguaLy, and they are the natural
enemies Of monopoly, made 30 by the
act OF God, which human fraud or human
folly may never revoke. But the Texas
Pacific scheme is different afiair-dif-
ferent in principle-difierent in policy
different in efiect-ditierent in every
aspect in which il can be viewed.
/ believe that you did right, and ]
cannot but believe that, with full inior-
nation on the subject, every other
member OF our Legislature would have
done likewise. For my own part
shall carry out faithfully every
pledge have made 10 my people. !
shall protect and defend their rights and
interests in every manner and with
every faculty, however humble, with
which it has pleased God to endow me:
With that view, and in discharge Of
that obligation, cannot and will not
support this bill or any other measure in
volving its principles, its policy or its
practice.
| hope you are getting ON well, and
with kind regards j remain
Truly Your Friend,
JoHS +. KENNA.
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A Call for Reform.

Editor Register.
see by the proceedings Of the Legis-
lature, bills introduced in both branches
to reduce the salaries ot Judges and the
fees oi clerks of courts and sheriiiH to
such an amount as to make it imp0ssl
hlc to procure competent men To oil the
offices. desire 10 inquire whether
any bill has been presented 10 retuc' The
pr drmof msnbers, rctlios hor m'icdgS or
dprirs hSm of h,ir free passes, or relieve
the people Of the onerous docket fee
they are compelled Ia pay lawyers Tor
no services rendered, which docket fee
is more than double the combined costs
Of sheriffs and clerks in any case.
JUSTICE.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, d. G. Jan. 26.
SENATE.
Army Chaplains.


Mr.. Hamlin called up the Senate bill
for promoting the efficiency Of chaplains
of the United States Navy, and Il was
passed without discussion.
The bill provides that no person under
% years, nor over IS, be appointed
chaplain, and fixes their relative rank.
The whole number Is not 10 exceed
twenty.
The pension cases on the calendar be-
ing disposed OF, the Senate went into
executive session on motion ofMr Conk-
ling.
Mr.. Conkling said he believed that
the Senator from Alabama Morgan
was entitled TO the floor. II that Sen
ator did not desire 10 20 on, he (Conk.
lingl moved that the senate proceed
10 consider executive business.
Mr.. Morgan said he did not CLAIM, the
floor.
The motion Of Mr.. Conkling was
agreed Ia without division.
The President laid before the
Senate the bill which passed the House
Yesterday, to restrict Chinese immigra.
iion. Referred 10 the Committee on
Foreign Relations.
The Senate then went into executive
session. When tho doors re-openei,
Mr.. Allison was appointed member oi
the Judiciary Committee, in place Of
Mr.. Christiancy. Adjourned.
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reply from washingto, ON the same

reply from Washington on the same
date:
"YOur last telegram confuses me. Is
the arrangement with Smith still un-
settledH II 30, Is IL contemplated to
submit Browns proposal, which he
made in New York. That proposition
would not meet with favor here, but 10
carry out the Smith arrangement, all
that was promised will be done. can
not now assure all they contain, as only
one-half was obtained, but | will tele-
graph you from Philadelphia in the
morning ! 20 there this evening, in
answer to kilograms received"
Mr.. Springer-If Brown was an ar
rangement how could he have visited
New York?
A-The term Brown was applied TO
everything in connection with the pur-
chase OF Sentinel.
The witness having explained
the telegram fully, the reply
of Colonel Foster, OF the same
date was read II Is not intended To
submit Browns proposition for the ar
rangeInent with Smith. It Is additional
aud independent, apd of less import
ance. Have il cary mailed for the af-
ternoOn mail for New York, and be cer-
tain to send tomorrow evening TO secure
Smiths arrangement.
Minister to Peru.
WAsHINGroS, January 29.-The Nomi-
nation OF Senator Christiancy 10 be
Minister TO Peru was unanimously con
frmed without the usual reference.
Coin in the Treasury.
The Treasury Department states that
over $25, ,0O0OO0 of coin obligations, in
Guiding 81, 100000 in United States
notes presented for redemption, have
been paid during the current month,
yet the coin in the treasury has steadily
increased. Hereafter the Assistant
Treasurer will pay the interest on gov
ernment bonds in gold II demanded.
No great demand, however, Is expected.
Subscriptions To the four per cent
loan since yesterday, $3.50, $50.
Sitting Bull.
WAsHIEGTuN, January 29.-The course
Of the government in dealing with Sit
ting Bull will be to require him and his
people Ia surrender ns prisoners Of war
or else go back again into Canada.
The New York Nominations.
WAsmIEGToN, January 29.-ln the
executive session of the Senate to-day,
Mr.. Thurman Withdrew his motion that
the Senate should consider the New
York Custom House nominations with
open doors. Mr.. Conkling expressed u
desire that the Senate should take them
up for consideration to-day, with the
view Ia a final action as soon as prarti-
cable, but Mr. Matthews suggested that
Secretary Sherman's rcjoinder TO Gcn.
Authurs reply would Irobably be
ready by tomorrow, and he therefore
moved to postpone the consideration Of
nominations until then. Mr.. Conkling
moved to amend by postpOning the sub
ject till Friday, and this was agreed to
without debate.
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FOREIGN.
French Governmental Crisis.

French Governmental Crisis.
PARIS, January 29.-Dufaure this
morning had a conference with Presl-
dent Mac Mahon, the result Of which il
not vet known. Ii is believed that the
Marshal persists in his REFUSAL 10 sign
the decree. After the conference II
Cabinet council was held, at noon, and
another this afternoon, when the Presl-
dent Of the Senate and the President OF
the Chamber Of Deputies were present.
RumOrs Oi the immediate resignation
of the Marshal and the assembling oi
the Chambers in Congress obtain gem
cral credcnce. 1t is believed that the
Chambers would elect Grevy or Du-
fauro President OF the republic.
MaoMahon VIII Resign.
PARIS, January 20.-Evcrything indi-
Gates that President MacMahon will re-
sign. Ii may be considered that ho has
already morally done 80. The probable
course ui events il as follows: TO-mOT-
row the government will formally an
n0uncc the situation tO the Chambers
and report the Presidents refusal Ia
sign the decree respecting the great
military commanders. The Senate AMI
Chamber Of Deputies will pass con
tidcnce vote in the Ministry, who will
thus be obliged Ia press their demands
on Mac MahOn for changes IN the stall OF
Generals 4 joint Congress Of the Sen
ate and Chamber Of Deputies will at,r-
wards he summoned tn nominate new
President Ii is possible the Congress
will not meet until Friday la the in
tcrVul between MaCMahon's resignation
and the election ui a new President, the
Council Of Ministers will be invested
with the executive power IN accordance
with the Constitution. Much excite
mcnt prevails in Paris, but there has
been no disturbance,
Pans, January 20-It is spossiblc that
the explanation tn the Chambers To-
morrow will take the form of II PreS-
dental message.
VI. Grcvy's chances for President
have imdruvcd, Minister Duiaurc hav-
ing declined to become IA candidate.
PARIS, January %, Midnight.--rrcsi.
dent Mac Mahon has informed VI. bu-
iaurr that lac will communicate his lie
cIsion to him at Versailles, on Thurs
day afternoon. Ii is understood that
there will he message tO both the
Houses. 4 few persons fear that the
President may avail himself of his con
stitutiOnul right tO form an extra par
liamentary ministry and proroguc
the Chambers for two months. Ii IL
said that the difficulty concerning tho
military commands is a mere pretcxt,
and that MacMahon is really deter
mined to resign, because Of the threat
cncd impeachment Of the DE Broglie
Cabinet.
LONDON, January 3O.-The Paris cor
respondent Of the daily NeTs is assured
that Minister Duiaure already holds
President MaCMahOn's resignation.
This is probably premature. All other
adyiccs contradict il.
PARIS, January 3O--The police and
military authorities have taken formal
precautions.
The statement is made, but lCcks con
firmatiun, that at dinner Wednesday
night two hundred generals approved
Mac MahOn's conduct.
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Ohln I,eRiAlAture.

CoLUMnus, January D-ln the senate
bills % provide for the taxing al doe'ls
given ior money loaned on property the
same ~ mortgages and to compel fire
insurance companies Ia examine aud
place an insuTablc value On all property
insured by them were passed. The bill
Ia increase the compensation ot judges
oi the supreme court 10 $1,000 Was de-
ieatcd. Bills were introduced tO make
g per cent legal rate Of interest and Ia
forbid higher rate on special cuntracts;
also to appropriate $1,000 Ia compen-
safe the owner ui the steamer John
Porter, which was destroyed 10 prevent
the spread Of the yellow fever
In the House bills were introduced 10
establish State Board OF Health; 10
prevent Sunday amusemenH oi oil
grades to compel persons selling medi-
cincs To- designate by colored labels
whether il is for internal or external
application; providing for incorporating
soldiers Union Associations; compel.
ling cOnyeyances 10 furnish abstracts of
title to reGrganize the Soldiers Orphan =
Home; making cmbezElement Of funds
by county treasurerS punishable by
from five tO twenty-Ono years lmprlson'
mcnt, and for shcriils and clerks from
two IL ten years.
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Furniture Establishment Burned.

ST. Lous, January pa 81. Joseph,
Mo, dispatch says The extensive fnrn.
iturc establishment Of Lewis llaI, on
Fifth street, and the large Wholesale dry
goods house nf J. W Bailey, adjoining,
we're burned early this morning. The
goods on the ground floor Of Bailey's
store were carried into the street In a
damaged condition. but not a splinter OF
IIaX's stock vas saved his loss on the
stock is SlOO.OO0 and on the building
$4,000. Eailcy's lOrs On stock u fully
100000 and on building S2O,OOOi in
auTed.
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HoUsE.
Poatoffice APPROPRIATION Bill.


After short struggle the Republicans,
who desired morning hour, were voted
down, and by vote of yeas lls, nays
ll5, the House went into Committee oi
the Whole on the postoilice appropria-
ton bill.
MFR. Foster submitted an amendment
repeating the proviso to the bill making
an appropriation Tor the deficiency IN
the appropriation Tor pOstai tranrporta-
ton by railroad foI the fiscal year end
ing June, 1879, which fnrbids any In.
crease in the postal car service beyond
what existed ut the same time during
that fiscal year Adopted.
Mr.. Hunton submitted an amend.
mcnt providing that the Postmaster
General shall make no deficiency during
the current fiscal year 10y placing postal
cars ON any line. Adopted.
Mr. Baker, oi Indiana, moved 81 IN
crease the appropriation for routc agents
from 81 ,O75, 900 Ia 81 l25.O0o. Adopted;
yeas, lO7 nays 40
Mr.. lathrop submitted an ameni'
ment providing that il the stamp NJ
auired by the pcrtoilico Department
can be manufactured at less than their
present cost by the Bureau Oi Printing
and Engraving, the work shall be trans
ierred Ia that Bureau. Adopted.
The Committee then arose and report
cd the bill Ia the House,
The first amendment un which "A sep.
arute vote WIS demanded was ihat III.
creasing the appropriation ior the clerks
in the postoilices from 81, BO,OD 4"
Si,6OO,OOO Adopted; yeas III, nays
100.
The amendment increasing from
RI, 300, 900 to s. 900, 900 the appropriation
for the letter carriers. Adopted, yeas
l37, nays ~.
The following amendments were then
agreed a.: Increasing the npproprla'
ton for transportation on star foui \
from $500, 900 Ia =, 800, go; yeas, l12i
nays. 81; Tor railroad transportation,
from ~, T5O, 900 to s9,OO0,OOOJ yeas, IFS;
nays, ~, aud for steamboat transporta.
ton, from 10000 10 sVo,Vo; yeas,
10; nays, 80
The llousc then without final action
on the hill took receSs till 7:'D, the
special Or,lcr iUr the evening be-
lng tllt ifiIhlhtfttihli W wv ''I''"
from the Committee on Commerce.
EvESING SESSION.
Mr.. Burchard offered resolution
calling on the Secretary 81 the Treasury
for information ~ 10 the amount 81
drawbacks paid during the last fiscal
wear on exported sugar and molasSer
claimed to have been refined or mann
iactured from imported sugar, mclada
or molasses. Adopted.
The following bills were reported from
the Committee on Commerce and
passed:
A bill affirming the penalty Il t2O
for the violation by any sailing
vessel al the laws in regard Ia lights and
f1g whistles, and the penalty 81 $40 tor
such violation by steam vessels.
The bill authorizing the Chillioothe
and DcsMoincs Railroad ComIuny Ia
construct a bridge across the Missouri
river. at Lexington, Mo, Was pars"i.
The bill authorizing the BlooIniield
Railroad Company Ia construct u bridge
arross the Wabash river, was passed.
Mr.. Dunncll reported back the hill de.
fning the jurisdiction Oi the United
States over the harbors and nayIgable
waters IL the United stater. ltsierrrd
to the CompIittee Of the Whole.
Adjourned.
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Destitute AmeriAns.

NEw YoRE, January 20 The steamer
City Of Para from Rio Jsneiro aud Para,
brings from the latterpiace 100 destitute
Americans, who had come down the Anna
zon from the stanton country, Portion
Madeira, where Collins 4 Co, had heen
engaged in building a railroad. The
men were found in Para IN n most
wrctched condition, all being without
money and many sick. One hundred
and twenty vet remain, and will probA-
hly lc brought on the next steamer
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The Taller Committee.

CHARIEsroS, January ~. The Teller
Committee adjourned to meet at Wash
ington, Monday, The testimony, to
dav, was in many respects, similar To
the previous. Two Republicans testi-
ti,d that Georgctown county was gwen
to the Democrats by throwing out Re
publican votes on account 0f the al
ir.,cd informalities. X Smith, aColorcd
Democrat, vas positive that over 1000
culured men in Charleston yoted the
Democratic ticket AT the late election.
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CHARLESTON, w. VA.
Terrific Boiler Explosion.

CHARLESTON, January 2s,-The boiler
attached to the pumping engine at the
Pioneer Coal COmpany's works ex-
plodcd to-day. The engine house was
demolished and the machinery shat
tered 10 pieces. The boiler was thrown
over three hundred yards. Low water
in the boiler the cause.
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The stnke at Ashland.

CIScISSATI, January 29.-The lockout
at the Ashland, Ky, Iron Works aud
Furnace mines still continues. A large
body 0f miners are ON guard at the iron
works 10 prevent those Who wish 10
resume work from doing ~. Over one
thousand employees are thus thrown out
Of work, causing considerable Distress
among them. Many families are ~
need Of the necessities Of lie, husband
and father being out Of work through
the last strike, which existed fort
past six months.
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Attempt to Rob the Treasury Of GAliiA
County, o.

CiNCINNATI, January "a deter
mined attempt Was made tn rob the
Gailia county, Ohio, treasury, Monday
n giht Tie thieves effected an entrance
through an uniastened window, broke
the combination knob Of the safe AMI
drilled several holes through the door
hat we're evidently frightened OF briore
accomplishing thsir obie,t. There Vas
SO 40 in the safe
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Weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, January O.-l A.s-
Fof Tennessee aud the Ohio Valley,
lover temperature than on Wednesday,
northwest a. southwest winds, station
ary ~ slowly rising barometer, and
rarity cloudy weather.
For the Lower lake Region, a slight
rise in the temperature, variable winds,
mostly from south to east, clear or part
In cloudy weather. aud stationary or
slowly falling barometer.
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swim Justice

Linus ROCE, January n.-A negro
employed on the farm of J. A. stokes,
near Helena, yesterday attempted TO
outrage Mrs. Stokes in the Absenoe OF
her husband. Her cries brought her
husband ami brother, and the fellow
ran before accomplishing his purpose.
Tie was parsuei and shot, dying lev
hours later IN the Helena jail.'
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The wAIkinS MAteh.

NV YOEK, January eS-AtII O'Clock
tonight Miss BArtell completed 2li
quarter miles NGnness Is nov the
fayorite over Belden in the long walk,
as the latter appears 10 be weakening
somewhat At . O'Clock Beldsn started
on the 3Osth half mile and at 10 O'Clock
NAnness completed his l4lst-
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HhsrsnAn q Atlanta.

ATL,STa, GA, January S.--Gesserai
sherman and Jarty arrived to-day. d
teing his frst visit to the eity since be
vas a General Aboat . tbouszpi peo.
pie Copyrighted at the depot cot ID
curiosity. There were neither cheers
nor signs Of disapprotstion.
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Murdsrsrs ExSSatSd.

IsDtASsroLis. January S.--Tbe ere
euiiOn by hanging oi VIM ". Neuiek
and John Acbsy, tnok place 81 tseaty
minutes past ~ o'eiork to-day. Al
1917, the physicians pronoaBeed bsth
men dad.
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Hfsnl>lrHk.

PrrrssgssH, January z.-Pstxoisun
--Cmsie tl lsi q PasksTs los immedi-
ale shipmsas; rs6nsd gSe sos rhilsdei'
phis delivery.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Active at n to 4 Per Cent. Gov
ernments Active and fim-flour
Qulet-wheat Unchanged
Hogs In Good Demand
and Higher
YIHANCn.

NKw YoRx, January 29.-MosEY-
Market active at 2ita5 per cent, closing
at 3 per cent. Prime mercantile paper
3!Ca5 per cent. Sterling exchange,
bankers bills steady at is5; sight ex-
change on New York +ss.
smvER-At London, 50l pence per
ounce; bar silver here II 10; sub
sidiary silver coin l@l! per cent. dis
count.
t,oyrpsnKsrs-Actiy, and firm.
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RAILROAD BoSps s-Strong and higher
SrArE BoNDs-pull

STATE BoSps-Dull.
SruCks-Thc market to-day was ac-
tive and strong, with an advance IN
prices ranging from lCii! per cent, both
investment and speculative shares par
ticipating in the upward movement.
After mid day the coal stock fell ltp2s
per cent. on the low prices realized lor
coal at an auction sale oi the Delaware,
Iackawanna and Western company,
and the general list MAS oH lt1l percent
During the afternoon there VAS rear-
tion In the buying movement, which
continued Ia the close, when the highest
features oithe day were current. \ prum-
inent feature was the advance IN West
crn Union Ia lOls, or within fraction
IL the highest point ever pachod. III"
greatest activity was in Erie, Delaware,
Imkawnnna aud Western, Lake Shorr,
Northwestern, 81 Paul, Western Union
and New Jersey Central. The Graphic
In explanation ui yosi"rlay's sudden
break ia the market says The only
conclusion to bc reached II that pr"mi.
ncnt bull operators, fully aware of the
dangerous condition of the market, hal
been inr a number 81 days quietly en-.
gagged in unloading enough oi their hold
ings Ia put them ia npnstion Oi safety
in ease III break MI this was very
quietly and carefully done. aud probably
without communicating their intentions
to their immediate followers. The pur-
chasrs oi heavy Operators seem Ia have
been continued to-day aud speculation
appears H. be- again IN the direction ui
4. al .l..l In al.
position than before aud ior
still higher rise. Notwithstanding
all this there II, no doubt, great
deal that II fictitious exists ~ the pres
ent speculation. SoIno oi th. better
classes oi securities are worth all they
are selling ut, considering the revolution
thnt has been created IN the interest
rate, but many ot the speculative stockr
have been advanced a. n figure nj which
no prudent man should buy. The trans
artiuns aggregated 10000 shares, of
which 5000 wcrc Erie common AMI
o,GO0 preferred, ',3GD Lake shore, -.
900 Northwestern common and 25,UD
preferred, 800 Rork Island, 5000 ~.
Paul common AMI D,U1 prei"rred, 5i,UD
Delaware, Iacknwanna and Western,
100 New York Central, 800 Morris
and Essey, 500 Michigan Central,
2,sO Illinois Central. 100 g., a., &. a
l., 700 81 Joe, $500 Ohior, 5000
Western Union. 5000 New Jersey Cen.
tml, 4 900 Wabash, 5000 Canada South.
crn, |, ,2oo Atlantic and Pnrihc Telegraph,
40 Pittsburgh. 3,sD ~ Louis, Kan
sa- City and Northern aud MO Pitts.
buruh.
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Asthma and Dis,rss.i ns Cough Cured

Nv mother Was Q great sufferer iron
Asthma, cough, could not sleep, her
synPsOms becAIBe very AlAraIng, short
breath, pains and oppression. Df:
swayne's Compound syrup of Will
Cherry restored her - good health. IL.
Meyer. grocer, Seventeenth and Ca1en-
ter streets, Philadelphia
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PRODUCE
New York.

NEw YoHE, January ~. -- CdtOn--
Quiet aud unchanged. FlOur-Qulet
and unchanged, r"o.ipis IL I'D barrels.
Wheat Nominally ugch changed receipts
iOJ,OJ bushels, rejc,tcdspfing ~ m.
graded spring SDc; ungradei red VI Olts'
~; N0. 3 DO VI U3fsi O,i No
sI gts,I Osi. No. 40 ~ ODlCal JJI
ungraai.i amber 81 ObIGgl Jyi. No
amIer western 81 05Iei O7i ungrsd.'l
white 81 Os; So. 2 40 si O7i6l OF;
No DO. sale. II ,0OO bushels nj oct
tsI 10: eItrs ds saIss 200 bushels AT
81 liaII2i. Rye Dull western AMI
state jGlaDoc. Barley Dull and nom
inal. Mali-QUht Corn-tlniet bat
nrm; r.oipts tO.U10 bushels, unyrSis-i
47l6tsc; No. 3 4tifs4tic; steamer t5t
10 I5ie, No. 2E lie; store a.. nsw aroat
~; nex round yellow 52c. Osts-Quist
but steady receipts l2 .DDO bushels No.
= white 8yc; No 2 d. B2l6aJtc, No. !
3,ie; MIXED we,s1n a0its,3ite, white
western aIis3iie. Hay Dub at tsa,
ig IIoI~-Quiet but steady. Coffee
Steady sugar steady ;fair b g'D1
refining 6tfs Glc. Moiss-rs Dali anil
nominal. Rice--Stssiy. Petroleum
Pirmer; United sjltsDsIe; crude sils
sic; refined Ole bid. Tallow-Dull at
6.c. Rasin-Qulet bat firm st ti 3ylSD
10 TurJsntinc--f at 2sie. Egy,
Dull; western sags. Pofk-Dull. !.
mess A. 5gsg 80. Boi-Quiet but
steady. Cot Meats -Quist but fnm /,
long dear 5. short clear Sic. Lard
QUIT; ge-,srn Sile3ie. Chess steady
si assic. WHISKY Heavy st tl 0.
elo.inz At t1 o. bh LEATHER NOtnin-
ally unchanged: belml0ck ale, BuspOs
Ayr- and Rio GrzDde light, misidles
snd heavy weigh, iys2ie. wool-Quist
and steady; dorDest,e fleece Tts40c /,
pailoi 10 yr, uBsAsbed i0s z5c .
Texas i1sz3c. MAbufsstnred Copper
-Quiet and unchanged; inrd lake
I5Ie. Pig Iron--Dui and unchanged
seaaoh ssz iSss2t %; -Ameriosn sl5 OD
Gl7 ca; Russian sbeeting IOIlsl0ic.
Nails Cot y l0s2 b; eliDch " zj<s
52
MLsAuEEs, January 5.-flOur-
Qnist and ht1ssly. whesi-Pirm
1p~ned at a decIine "a IT., elosed firm
No. ! Milwaukee hard sc; No. ! Nil
wsuke. ole; No. do. ssie; ssiier Jan
nary ~; ,rlIsr February ssle; seller
March SIZE; No. 3do. me; No. 4 o2tts
slIr; vjeciei 5Ssl<e. Corn-rn,
ehsngei; Va. 2 ~. Osis-scarce and
Arm No. 2IoIe. kye-sosree and hrm
NO. 1 a.. Barley--IjulI, No. 2 zspnng
o..h AMI se!ler February 13se. Proyi
sioo.-Qulet and higher. Mes. PORK
Ou,e,; nsv ~ 20 IAsd-Prime steam
ltYvv Addasosai Na,tsfs Sss YSs1yth Pax.
4 -
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MnvsakH.

sLss me kick him ios his motor" 10
vhs, The dissppoinssd stockholders nov
ssy about KeeIy.