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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-01
SOMETHING
EVERY LADY
OUGHT TO KNOW.

There exists q means OF Sc.
curing a soft and brilliant
Complexion, no matter how
poor 1t may naturally be.
Hagan's Magnolia Balm is a
delicate and harmless article,
which Instantly removes
Ereckles, Tan, Richness,
Roughness, Eruptions, Vulgar
Flushings, ETC., etc. So deli.
cate and natural are its effects
that its use ~ not suspected by
anybody.
No lady has the right to pre-
sent q disf1gured face In society
when the Magnolia Balm is sold
BY all druggists for IS cents.
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PERSONAL AND PARTICULAR

PERSONAL AND PARTICULAR.
Cheese stocks 20 skipping along with
the rest.
Theodore Tilton has completed a vol
ume Of poems.
Mr.. w. W. Story, the sculptor, is in
London on a visit.
Canon Sparkle, Of Ely Cathedral, En-
gland, lately deceased, left $780, 600 to
his heirs.
The steel manufacturer Of pittsburgh,
Mr.. James Park, has $780, 900 insur-
ance on his life.
Pere Hyacinthe has a congregation
of 5000, and is said:to gain new adher-
eats constantly.
"The best time to gather apples is in
the dark of the moon-when the farmer
is in his little bed" says the Joliet (IIl.
Republican.
Emperor William, General Moltke
and the ministers and Ambassadors in
ocIllu WcEc pIcoSut NJ ehS kuhCioi "a
Minister Won Bulow.
Captain Boyton Is the possessor Of
forty-two medals and decortions bestow-
ed on him in recognition Of the merits
Of his swimming-suit.
The statue of General Thomas will be
unveiled at Washington, November 20.
1t has cost $40, 600, contributed by the
army of the Cumberland.
Adulterated sugar brings paralysis.
Don't eat it. And it is the same way,
only a little more sudden, with adulter-
ated whisky. Ergo, don't drink 1t.
Rev. Mr.. Gaul. Of Philadelphia, went
to a menagerie and did not find all the
animals that he had seen pictured on
the street posters. He denounced the
show from his pulpit as a humbug.
Philadelphia has expended 81, $780, 0C
on her new city hall, and the outside
walls sre not yet finished. 1t was com.
menced during the first centennial, and
the endeavor win be to have 1t done in
J time for the celebration Of the second.
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COMMERCIAL 10 rrin,,nq

% every kind aeatiy, sneaply and expedl-
iously executed. Cards OF every shape and
stnd, Bill Heada. Letter and Note Headings,
blanks OF every kind, Fosters, ETC., printed
On short notice. Having a new lot or Type
and Presses. we can do handsome work at
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"Thc glalS,ine scenes Of happy hours
Dissolve at last midst cloud aud showers.
We come t0-day, Tomorrow 60,
Where next 10 meet We NAV not knOW.H
TELEGRAPHIC DROPS.

Legal proceeding were held in the Cir.
cult Court yesterday, under which the
firm OF Dodd, Brown ( Co., OF st. Louis
will resume business to-day.
The Board OF Experts investigating the
cause OF the yellow fever epidemic, have
submitted very lengthy report TO the
Joint Congress Committee.
The Episcopal Counsel of Clergy and
I.aity OF Louisiana, selected Rev. s. H.
Winfield, Missionary Bishop OF Northern
California, TO succeed the late Bishor
Wilmer.
The House Committee yesterday. heard
a delegation OF Glovester fishermen, and
latter instructed Representative Grape to
report favorably to the House the Senate
concurrent resolution, that articles IS and
81 OF the Treaty of Washington, relating
to fisheries, ought 10 be terminated.
A San Antonia special to the ST. Louis
Globe. Democrat says: A party Of Mexican
bandits recently robbed three women and
two men on the Mexican side OF the Rio
Grande, and then bound them to trees and
left them to starye. When found the buz.
yards were hovering round them. Three
Of the bandits have been captured.
The trial Of Feltus, editor of the Courier
at Bloomington, Ind, for the murder
Of County Attorney Rogers, Christmas
night, is in progress. Miss Parke, color.
ed woman, testified that on the night the
crime was committed she heard threats o.
murder being made in the Courier office
and afterwards saw man carried across
the street, where the body Of Rogers was
found in tho morning, and that Feltus
passed by directly after in the direction O.
his home. The evidence for the prosecution
was stronger than anticipated.
Senators Saunders and oglesby anG
Representatives Van Voorhees, and Stew
art, four OF the eight members OF the Join
Committee on the Indian Transfer Ques
tion, have completed their report. They
show that all the abuses in tho Indian scr
vice grew up under the administration o
military officers. They believe that moth
ing looking to the civilization OF the In
dian can be accomplished under mllitar,
management, and favor the continuance Q
the preset management under the De
partment OF the Interior,
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AUSTRALIA.
rnE clIINEsE QUESTION: An sYnNRY.

SAN FRAScIsco, January SO.-Latest ad,
vices from Sydney say: The reelection O
tie Minister Of the new administration l.
meeting with little or no opposition. The
Attorney for the Works OF Justice is re-
turned unopposed. Tho Premier had q
majority Of nearly one thousand.
The seuman's strike continues, negotia
tions, however, are pending with view tc
q termination. The company's efforts to
import three hundred Chinese from Hong
Kong has been temporarily checked by the
total wreck Of the steamship Mecca, on
Spilia Reef, Torres Straits. Everybody
saved and landed on Thursday OH tic
Island, whence they proceeded hither BY
the steamship Ocean.
A monster meeting memorialized the
Government against the influx OF Chinese
The Premier iayors legislative restriction
OF Chinese immigration.
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The French Crisis.

The news from France will be read with
r.st interest this morning, announcing as
itdOe,,.tle resignation Of MacMahon, as
President Of the Republic, aud the elec-
ton Of a much more pronounced Republi-
en- as hissuccessor. The Republican agita-
bnot the Assembly demand not only that
the civil branch OF the army administra-
ton shall be recognized, but that the
heads Of the largest divisions OF the army
shall lie changed so as to bring them into
concord with the republic; they further
demand that the DelrogIis Ministry,
whose unconstitutional course during the
canvass Of 1877 no one can justify for a
moment, shall be impeached. To under
stand lulIy the indignation ofthe Marshall
President over the first Of these proposi-
tons emust recolIect that the organize
ton Of the French army has been his
special pride. A soldier himself, one Of
the reasons why he accepted office was
hat he might strengthen that military
system Of France which had shown
Itself 50 rotten and weak in
the FranCO.Prussian war. lie, went
TO work sagaciously and with his
eohbOnn has revolutionized the
French army system until it is now
sscOud to none in Europe, except it may
bethat Of Germany. To see his cherish.
Cd achievement invaded and threatened
bypolis might well intlame the temper
Of a more phIegmatic ruler than Mac
Aahon. As to the demand OF tho ultra
Republicans that the Dc Broglie Ministry
shall bepunishel, the party leaders ought
to reflect that Republics cannot afford to
be vindictive at any time, much less at o
time when they are in their experimental
stage By letting bygones be bygones, by
harmonious cooperation and in other
ways will Gambetta and his colleagues
solve that hardest OF problems OF building
upclvil liberty alongside Of considerable
popular ignorance, an established army Of
Seat size, and State Church.
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The Arlington suit Decided Against the
UnIted States.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, January SO.-The ar
gumcnt in the Arlington case was conclud.
ed this afternoon. The jury, who were
only out a few minutes, gave verdict in
favor OF plaintiff for the whole OF the prop.
erty in fec. Ejectments will now be made
against Kaufman, who is in posses.
sion Of the cemetery property, and
Strong, who has the rest Of the prop.
erty except the portion occupied by
Maria Syphox, which Ia not In controyer.
sy. The defendants entered motion for a
new trial on the grounds first, that the
Court erred in overriding the objections
made by the defendants to the introduc.
tion Of evidence; second, that the verdict
Is contrary to the evidence; third, that
the Court erred in excluding evidence
offered by the defendant The Court
wished bills Of exceptions to 10 made
up soon as possible, and stated that II
would meet Ii Richmond in two weeks and
would then sign them. II was agreed af-
terconsultation, that the bills should be ar
rQngel by Beach and Willoughby and sent
20 Richmond. In the matter OF instruc
tons Ia this case, the court granted fol
the plaintiff, and thirteen out Of twenty
four asked for defendant,
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Philadelphia.

PatIApELrHtA, January SO.-Flour-ouict
and steady; super $! 25a2 70; extra s. 0OaS 80:
Ohio and Indiana family $IT6a6 90; St. Louis
@ 90 = O9a a. S9e; Minnesota do $4 25a5 so; high
81 0I74a1 0iI<; amber 81 90 bid: white Al ~ ~.
No. 2 Chicago 9Oa95c. Corn-In good demand.
steamer Acc; yellow 44a441<c; mixed 4S%9
4tMc. 0ats-EaSy; white western % Ila30j jSs:
western mixed 25a29IIc. Rye-Western ga
ProvlSi0ns-Demand fair and market ir,ner
Pork-$lO 25al0 50. Bect-India mes Si7 S0i
1900. Hams-Smoked SI0.; picked 7a7Kc:
green 6ha6c. Lard-Firm; prime steam 90 So.
Butter-EaSy; New York and Bradford
county, Pa, extra 2la2Sc; Western Reserve
lOa20c. Eggs-Steady; western. 2Ba2Sc. Cheese
Firm and unchanged. Petroleum-Firm.
refined oTc; crude SIC, Whisky-Noml.
nully unchanged aud scarce.
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POTTER,

NalteiaW Reid Before tho Committee.
WASHINGTON, January 3O.-WhiteIaw
&it, Of The New York Tribune, was before
lss Potter Committee to-day. lie received
,ae package OF cipher dispatches from
Nn' F. Chandler and one from IIiscock,
o. ae committee, lie produced two scrap
cooks with thercmurk Here are two vol
'ae' Of dispatches given me. The first
volume contains copies Of the Florida dis
patches, with an appendix Of niscellane.
SI Volume No. . embodied kilograms
'sisstnios stis 70 South Carolina and Oregon.
NJ oeioG the kilograms were ,leciphered,
a. IT. NGll sail he published an editorial on
s as subject, with view 10 inducing some
~ ~ 70 come forward with a key 10 the
"pnsr, w., but falling In that, the copies were
M jSSsHed i seriously Hazard and Grosvenor
TIIniIe IIo,lle enIIFe work Of Translation, Prof.
"S;aeG Nv ", AIDING IN some immaterial wav,
l..a ss1' lilseoCE inquired il there had ever
;Slaa .Ssa any complaint from parties to whom
",yg'1InS were attributed.
a.: SM ketd replied that with the exccp.
wv, s'a o. SIarhcl there had been no ii.
WV WV So'gpIGsnts, and in that case Marble
.., sI pef'tcl!y justified, rs he was not thc
SiSs'o' II SI Of the telegram attributed to him
Jia., we publications, The first Of tho Oregon
ESG9s E,SsS9s were not deciphered and pub,
sS.S IsSss IN The Tribune, bit in some other
tios S1 y 3A,,SSoGiatedprcss ,S dspa,cl,Ilrowattcn
nj GT ~ NE taet that the cipher used was mi
H6Sss.iI,lG cipher and waStaken from thG
Ss,,s SsSssIoId .E Dictionary, The Tribune OK,
t6scn'EHen 6S 'Hen procured this Dictionary and
%SWSpRer ~ was plain. Recess.
Gen w. p Hela' testified that he never knev
I'M I'M IN nniady or Eugene Hale in connectIop
TiI5.sSH sHs y, transaction, Witness met Gov
otSSa a 1Goat the time Of the pnblicatior
SS M II, ,a.patChes was commence,I. anG
dpbO,ns' n''i !ney were bothered by thC
Y, EIe's \, and he ought 10 give them ths
nv ~ aIde3 replied In the same pecuiia,
EssS,a y, aSd as..9 Subsequently said he lid no
aa bSI lhlnE abOn. The cIphefs. and lit
hoaSSS SS''TSe " anyhNd been delivered al hi
hitS. jssl'l lssl'l undeNtoOd him 10 meal
lit " S.la W. not even read the telegram
ioptasi' l'e" being published. I'D
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e, o,tssctSSATI, January So..-cotton-stcady
TTd WSIi, H,n g. 9c IF EloGEIDull and unchanged.
good demand at full prices S9aS2,Ic Oats
Dull at 2ia20c. RyQ-Qulet, but StcaLS ~ n
a52c. Barley-null and drOoplng PORK
Quiet; held at$ 70. I.ard-ln goSi demand
and prices shade higher; steam % 40. BnIS
Meats--Opened strong and higher anIi closcI
at inside prices; shoulders 32<a3IIc: short iii
y 60ai d6 cash s. 7Oai IS buyer March snort
clear s. 05a4 IS. 'Bacon-Qliet but firm nm nj
4G5Na6Hc, Butter-Dull and unchanveI NJ
Ltnseed oil-Steady at0Sc. Whlsky-iTr;st,-
lar; sales at 81 02al 03; Official ouotatI5Ss
made by committee at 81 O2,
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counterfclters aud Forger. Cap,ured,


CHICAGO, January SO.-The police have
captured q gang of counterfeiters and
forgers, who during the past two years
have BY means OF counterfeiting letter.
heads and signatures, obtained a great
number of passes from railroad corpora.
tions, and sold them to scalpers. The
plan pursued was, to apply in due form
and upon the letter-head OF one railroad
company under the signature OF the Gen.
eral Superintendent or Alanager,to anotli.
err road fora pass, which application being
always readily honored a fine business
was worked up BY the iorgers. The fraud
was first discovered by Lain L. WhippIe
Secretary Of General Manager McMulIin,
OF the Chicago & Alton Railroad, who
gave the information that led 10 their ar.
rest,
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TEMPERANCE Notes.-The temperance
enthusiasm does not seem 10 abate q
particle; Last night Mozart Hall was
crowded with an Interesting audience oi
ladies and gentlemen. Rev. James Moftat
delivered an eloquent address com,
pllmenting the temperance people upon
their strength and victory at the polls, and
advising them to perseYere in the good
work. Mr., y. K. Graves, OF New York
followed In brief address. Tho meeting
then adjourned 10 meet on Saturday even
ing next
Napoleon B. Little will talk at ott',
Hall on Saturday night next; subject
srfnth and Fact"
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TnE Boston Post Dem opposes the pro
Jet Of setting up separate territory for
The negroes, and says;
altthc negroes are evergoing to be edu.
t,ied and fitted for self.government it Is
SoL BY sending them off by themselves to
l,p,e into condition only a little super.
iOt to barbarism, but by keeping them
viii the whites, where they will be
taught and protected and put into the
ratR Of progressive development. In
thOse States where they have escap.
d from the debasing influence Of the car
pst bagges, the negroes are doing quite
4 Kell As We had reason to expect"
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wvbad friendly call yesterday from
Gay, R. NJ. Bishop, Of Ohio, an exctlleni
Gentleman whom we have the pleas
ma Of knowing for many years, and fol
whom We have u high personal esteem
E.,bipg, look now it seems quite likely
tb,t he will again be the Democratic nom
iaee for the position he holds. The
Governor was on his way to Bethany, to
attend the wedding Of President Pendle-
'ous daughter.
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ENGLAND.


LONDON, January SO.-Dice, Meal & Co.,
merchants, failed. Liabilities reported
E94,000.
Hardy & Co., lace manufacturers, of
Nottingham, failed. liabilities H53, 900.
H. n. Hughes & Nephew, merchants
and ship brokers, Of Liverpool, failed.
Liabilities El70,000.
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New YoRx, January SO.-Cotton-steadv ut
0Hc. Four-Nomlnally unchanged. Wheat
Dull; rejected spring Tic; ungraded do coca
81 %; No. do 96a99C; No. 2 do Slal 02; un-
graded red 99casl 0s; No. 8 do ST 04al 0S:
No. 8 do 81 00Na1 O0I1z; No. l do 81 09JS: I'M
graded amber 81 05al 90; No. Q amber 81 O0
al 071; No; 2 white 81 O7Aal OK; No. i,
sales 1900 bushels at 81 00N. Rye-Duli:
western and State 56a60Hc. Barley-Nom.
tnally unchanged. Malt Dull and nominal.
Corn-NomInally unchanged; ungradci
471a4sc; No. 8, 44a44IEC; steamer 45Nc;
No. 2, 41Nc instore; 47Na4Sc ahoat; new Adj
4G%c. oats-Nominally Unchanged; No. 3
white SIC; No. edo 33a3314 4c; No. I SiasiTc.
western mixed SOHa3l1<c; white western Sc
aSic. Hay and hops-unchangcd. Coffee
Quiet but steady; Rio cargoes llaIG; Job lots
llal7c. sugar-Quiet but firm; fair To- to good @
refining GHa6Ac. Molasscs-Dull and nonI-
in4l: Rice-Qulet and unchanged. Petroleum
-FirmeG; -osnI United 9eSa97Nc; crude sIlssNc;
asl 0SI9. " W
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Toieio.

ToLEpo, January 3o.-Wheat-Dull': No. 1
white Michigan Ole; amber Michigan spot
9iHci February 0iNc; No. 2 rod winter FAB.
ruaFy 0SMc; March, 08Nc; No. q rod
0ls<c; No. 2 amber Illinois 00xc. Corn-In.
active; high mixed SSHc; No, q, seize: do
white 33Ac OAts-D Ill No. 9 held At "a Iks :
2aNc bid. Hogs-All weights $S 00ai %. - '
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chlearo Cattle ,lnrkat

cmcAoo, january sO.-The Drovels' Journal
reports:
HOES Receipts 5000 head; shipments
$500 head generally shade lower; choice
heavy s. dOss IS; light $s 40aS 90; mixed $ 80
0ArrLE-Receipts $500 head; shipments
2,g9o !9 head; lGal6c lower shipping S 6aa6 l0i
sIESP-Rcoeipti 200 head, Selling at 500
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THE LIST OF GENERALS,

PARIS, January S0.-At Tuesdays coun-
ell NJ, Gresley, Minister OF War, submitted
his list TO the President. Gen, Greslev's
decree dealt with nine Generals. OF
these four were to be transferred, and five
Bourbaki, De Lartigue, BataAle, Dubaril
and Montador) are definitely relieved.
Marshal MacMahon declared he could
not sign this decree. ~ can't" he said,
"sign decree supcrseding brave Generals,
my own friends and companions, whose
legal term Of command only expires in
five or six months. There is no
danger in my refusal. I cannot con.
sent and stay at such cost. I blush at
at the thought. ] answer you on my hon.
or, will not do 1t. 1t will have to be an.
other who does it. Political categories
must not be created In the army. Iwould
prefer to resign. My children would not
forgive me for such an act. l cannot,
where an army is concerned for which i
am responsible before the nation, obey
the injuuctlons Of newspapers like these,
and the Marshal showed two Republican
newspapers which for some DAYS back
have been publishing lists OF officers
classed in political categories.
The Ministers. said nothing, for after
hearing this II was difficult to form an i'm.
mediate resolution, The council accord.
ingly adjourned.
MS LETTER OF RESIGNATION.
VERSAILLES, January 9O.-The following
is the text Of President AIacA AIahon's letter
announcing his resignation: 1T II
At the opening OF this session OF the
Chambers the ministry presented to you
q programme which, while afEortling salts,
faction to public opinion, appeared 70 The
Cabinet such as might he voted on with.
out danger TO the security or good admin,
tStration Of the country, Putting aside all
personal views, had given the pro,
gramme my appreciation, for I was saorlf
cling no principle to which, conscience
commanded me to remain faithful. To
day the ministry, thinking to respond tC
the opinion OF a majority In the Chambers
proposes. TO me in regard TO high military
commands some general measures which
consider contrary to the interests OF th,
army and consequently to those Of tht
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Ghs gateIIigfttfe1:.
5aesi Nos. IS aud q foar.een.n !@l. street.

=, following Senate combinations Of
.i,m.'tcrs ins were accidentally omitted In
po.''sli p. Warrington dispatches Yesterday
out ,iU, viz, Hugh Sterling, Whcelingi
41'ngS 1DSn S5SU,tleworth, Clarksburg, and chas.
Eunst, Grafton
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PeLroleum MnrI,af.

PITrSauRoa, January 20. pEraoLEux =
Quiet; crude at 81 l5S at ptrkers Tor shin.
ment; refined 9&c for Philadelphia delivery.
OH CrY, January 9o-Market OPENED
9ctiyc with sales ut 0Sc, advanced 10 .SsNc,
declined 70 o. ISc, closing at 0sISc bid, shin.
ments y ,0Oo barrels, averaging 1900. Trans
LONDON, January 81. -PErRoLEUa-Refined
69sc,
AsrvERP, AZ January % -prFRoLEua4Reancd
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A., three Of our West Virginia Repre-
,ont,tiyes in Congress-wilson, Martin
.r%' ri Eepna-yoted right on the Chinese
'nsaion-,hat ' is, voted to restrict immi'
SS,Iop to 10 passengersby any one yes
X Fifteen Chinese are plenty on any
one ora vessel, aud We could dispense with
svsD that number for that matter. We
oS,erye that Capt, Dantord voted on the
,,ho, ailn D
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Tho U. s. frigate Constitution sailed
from London this morning homewartl
bound, Total Of salvage claims Is E4 200, Of
which Gl, $50 have been paid.
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Chicago,

CHICAGO, January SO-F16ur-ouiet and
unchanged. Wheat-Fairlya active and shade
higher; No. 2 red winter S0JEaS7J<c: No
2 Chicago spring S6as0IGc cash: H8Nc Febr,I.
ary; s9Nc March; No. do 7OKc; rejected
62a5Sc. Corn--fairly active and Shade
higher at SlaSlKc cash and February; Sin
Slhe March; 35Kc May; rejected 97ITc.
0ats-ln good demand and prices slinde
higher ut l0Hc January; 1O1Sc February; 2OXc
March; 2SAc May. Rye-Stcady and m.
changed: Barley-Quiet and firm at StIfc. Flax
seedIFirmer at 81 lhal 25 Pork-Strong
ary; 50 81 711a9 90 March; 50 TOaJ 72X Anrii
Lard-strong and higher at 50 35a8 SIX Fab.
ruary and cash; 50 45a6 AK March; SG5;JS
April. Bulk Meats-In good demand and
prices shade higher at s. 54al 45a4 70. Drcs,.
ed Hogs-StrOng, higher and unsettled S. 75a
90. Whlsky-Steady at 81 o.
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Cinelnnatl Ho,. lIn.l,o,

ClSclNSATl, January 30.-HoGs-Firm,
common y 76a9 o; light $ 30aS IS, paSEinG
$ 6oaS Is; butcher' SS76.S as ReceInts S, ,SSl
head shipments l,ls9 head. ~
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NIIIinEIn

q.lss,sY.o IsS Yoas' sa' january so.-schater 600,
's"e' Ill IS innings s'' 80 al" ''''
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Andrew Ritchie, Of Montreal, a broker,
has been Committed for trial for obtaining
advances on fraudulent warehouse re.
cGipts.