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The Portland daily press., 1879-01-07
nAILWAI DINASTEKS.
Six Engines Thr0 WIN Down
Embankment.
An Engineer Killed and Several
Persons Severely Injured.

NEW YORK, Jan. GA Syracuse despatch saws
that on the New York Central Road, the Atlantic
express started out of the Rochester on Friday
afternoon, drawn by nine locomotives and preceded
by snow-plow which kept some distance ahead.
Inc plo~ had reached the famous sand cut, east of
Farport where the passenger tracks are raised upop
an embankment 10 feet above the I'D tracks. now
used for the freight traffic. when it left the rails and
stopped the way. The train following close behind
dashed down upon it. A terrible collision ensued
Six engines were thrown off the track and teacbed
while the passenger coaches were wrecked upon the
rails. The engineer of the forward locomotive was
instantly killed. John Holmes, the conductor. was
seriously injured. Mr.. Clongh, the roadmaster.
suffered a broken leg and other injuries. Two fire.
men and five passengers were seriously injured.
They were removed to the neighboripg farm-houses.
Friday night wrecking train drawn by eight
engines was dispatched from Rochester to the scene
Of the calamity, but was entirely wrecked by the
engines all leaving the track. Since that time an
immense pile of rolling stock has blocked the road
it being impossible to reach the wreck from the
West Master Mechanic Watkeys on Sunday took
out wreckng train from Syracuse which reached
Fairfort Sunday night and the road probably will
be open I'd Monday. Since Thursday Syracuse has
been the western terminus OF the New York Central
road and fourteen passenger trains from the east are
now there, waiting departure for the west. Hotels
are crowded with detained travellers.
BAToNIA, N. Y. y Jan. Gas snow pillow and
five engines on the New York Central Railway were
trying TO force their way through the snow drifts
to-day the pillow and four locomotives left the track
four miles east of here Two of the locomotive ex
ploded and fireman had his leg crushed below the
knee. The surgeon had to cut the bone before he
could be extricated from between the tender and
boiler. Hewl probably de- Four or five Others were
injured but not seriously.
The Portland daily press., 1879-01-07
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK. January 6-Evening. Cotton Quiet
and unchanged; sales 6S4 bales; forward deliveries
59 points higher and quiet. FIOur-reeeipts 81 -
OLA bbls; the market is shade stronger with fair
export demand, mainly for low extra sales Ia $40
bbs mo at 80 q 90 ;Superfne Western and State
~ (0 %; good extra Western and State at go "a
20; good to choice Western and State at 4 O5 S1
30; choice White Wheat Western extra at 4 81
az 25; Fancy White, Wheat Western at 80 a. 30:
good extra Ohio at 8 20 q 90; choice extra ST
Louis at 80 g rs: Patent Minnesota extra good
TO prime at 8 90 g Z co.: choice to double extra at
nO5 @ 90. including 7OD bbls City Mills extra at
so q 90; 1900 bbls low grade extra at 8 60 C0
20; 1890 bbls Winter Wheat extra at rs "a 25:
5lOO bbs Minnesota extra 3 65 a 90, closing firm
southern Flour is steady; sales 100 bbls includ-
ing HOO for export. Rye Tour is quiet at Q 10 raj
8 70. Cornmeal is quiet; Brandywne at rs "a
2s0. Wheat-receipts IS 200 bush; Ac better with
rather more active export demand and fair specua.
tive business; sales 49, 600 BUSH including 27O00
bush on spot;rejected Spring at rs a 7Sc mo Spring
80 9 92c No Spring at 96c "a 90; ungraded Sprine
at 92c @ 20; ungraded Red at 0S; No do at O33
q "a; No2 do at 09a q l 10; No do at 10 6
l03; ungraded Amber at 1 o. a 10; No do at o.
9 e6; ungraded White at % q 1O1: No do at
05a mo do at on q OFF, No do % 900 bush at
| O9s (9 1o3; White State 103 a 10a; No Amber
for February 5000 bush at 06a, closing at O63 bid
oS asked; Mo- Red for January, $4,000 bush at
O9s 9 loi closing at 10 Did, 16i asked; do Feb.
ruary II 900 bush at 1O3 a lit, closing at Ii bid
LIT asked; DO March, 5000 bush at ILL., closing at
The Portland daily press., 1879-01-07
NEWS In A. NUTSHELL.

At . meeting of the City Council last night
henry Triokey was elected Overseer of the
Poor, vice Chas Walker resigned. The report
of the committee on the proposition to estab-
llsh Board of Public Works was recon United
in both boards. The 'longshoremen's petition
was recommended to the attention of our rep
resentatives in the Legislature.
The report Of the State Treasurer shows that
the debt of the state is 81, $3.50 The receipts
OF the past year have fallen short of the ex-
penditures by $223,27O
The Secretary of the Treasury has issued an
other call for bonds.
The COMMITTEE on foreign affairs of the
House will report.in favor Of returning $780,
600 or $500 600 Of the Chinese Indemnity
fund.
The people of Cork are disguised with the
town council for their refusal to tender re-
ception to Gen. Grant.
Cold weather is prevailing in England and
distress among the poor is on the increase,
Several bad accidents on the New York Gel.
trail railroad, caused by the snow blockade, are
reported. In one case six engines were thrown
down an embankment and an engineer killed !.
The U. s. Supreme Court has sustained the
decision in the Credit Mobilier cases, thus de.
eating the government suit. In the Utah DO
lygamy case it has decided that Congress has
power to punish polygamy in the territories.
Morton McMichael, proprietor of the Phila-
delphia North American, is dead.
Justice Hunt, of the U. S. Supreme Court,
was stricken with paralysis yesterday and can
not recover.
The custom house and railroad eating saloon
at Vanceboro were burned yesterday.
The Portland daily press., 1879-01-07
The German Tariff.


BERLIN, Jan. 6.-Prince Bismarck in replying to
memorial from the members from the German
leather trade for protection writes that he is ready
to support their view so far as his personal in
fiuence can avail.
Increased Distress in England.
LONDON, Jan. 6.-The weather is again cold in
England. There has been daily increase of popu-
lar distress in every quarter during the week. Fri
day at Manchester there were 5000 applications from
heads offames representing 1880 persons, to the
relief committee, and Saturday there were 1900
fresh applications. During the week 1900 families
have been relieved in Wolverhampton. Increased
distress is also reported from Sheffield.
Political Successes of German Socialists
BERLIN, Jan. 6.-Socialist Democrats have lately
carried most of their municipal candidates in the
districts around Leipsc. A Socialist will stand for
Breslau at the forthcoming election for the Reich
stag,
The Plague i'm Asirachan.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 6.-Oficial confirmation is
given of the report that the plague has broken out
in Astrachan. 1t is said to have been introduce
ed by the Cossacks returning from Turkey.
The French Elections.
PARIS, Jan. 6.-The morning papers commenting
on the senatorial elections yesterday agree that the
result is a crushing blow for the Benapartsts The
majority in the Senate consists of moderate Re-
publicans and it is considered probable that the Du
taure cabinet will remain in office.
Gen. Grant in LondO nderry
LONDONDERRY, Jan. 6.-Ex-President Grant ar
rived today and formally presented the freedom
of the city. grand banquet was given in his honor
tonight.
The Russi an INDIE mnity.
BERLIN, Jan. Cit is reported that the Sultan
has ordered the withdrawal of all propositionss oh
ectionabe to Russia if the latter consents to reduce
the indemnity. 1t also said that Russia is still in
cliued to acquiesce in this.
The Evacuation of Bulgaria,
VIENNA, JAM Cit is semi-oficially reported that
Russia has promised to evacuate Bulgaria and Rou-
melia on the first of April.
Foreign Notes.
Princess Caroline, wife of Prince Henry Of Hesse
is dead.
The Epoca OF Madrid suggests the marriage of
inv o1xrifb RaIo
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MINOR TELEGRAms

Tingley, the Attleboro wife murderer, is dead.
Navigation on the Delaware is impeded by ice.
The funeral Of the late Caleb Gushing took place
yesterday. There was no attempt at display.
The weather continues very cold at Richmond. Va.
Steamer Vindicator is still ashore.
The arguments in the Fitz John Porter case were
continued yesterday.
The Tennessee Legislature convened yesterday.
The total loss by the Chicago fire will not exceed
$4,000. $40
Trains were running on the Lake Shore road YES.
terday. r.~3 49,
About 800 men are thrown out of employment nv
the burning Of the st. Louis Beef Canning Cas-
building Sunday night. Less estimated at SIS. 600.
Martineu's saw mill at Quebec was burned SIM.
day. Loss $4,000. The Waterman was burned to
death.
special says that two children named Nolan.
were found frozen to death in bed SATURDAY. near
Charlottesville, Ind. Their brutal father came home
intoxicated at night and threw the clothes off the
bed. -
The Russian CT uise. Asia from Philanelnbia tbe
2ist Of December, arrived at Cherbourp. SATURDAY.
and will resume her voyage in day or two.
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The riversat Fort Fooe. below Alexandria, is frozen
over. and navigation suspended. The ice at this
point is twelve inches thick.
The Portland daily press., 1879-01-07

Dec 10. lat IS 60 N. ion 81 W, baruue Martha
Tucker, fiom Buenos Ayres for New York.
Jan off Dover. barque Colin E Mcneil, Crowell,
from Boston for Schiedam.
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The Recent Cold snan.

NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-Newark Bay is completely
closed by ice six inches Thick Grave send Bay also
closed, and there is no safe anchorage inside Sandy
Hook except in the upper bay.
The ice continues in large quantities in the river at
New York and grows thicker and more dangerous,
Outgoing steamships have difficulty in getting out Of
their docks, and ferry navigation continues OBJ
structed.
Adespatch from Oswego says the storm spent its
force Saturday night. Early yesterday morning
railroad officials ordered attack upon the snow,
but as the wind had made it hard little progress was
made. Snow ploughs are of but little use and the
mountains of snow will have to be shevelled out
passenger train and four engines which have been
snowbound inside the city on the Rome road since
Thursday, were released yesterday, after ten hours
hard work, and brought to the depot. 1t probably
will require two three days of fair weather to open
communication between Oswego and Syracuse, and
most of the week to clear the track of the Rome.
Watertown & Ogdensburg road. All the public high
ways are blockaded.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 6.-The weather is clear and
cold, Sunday night the mercury was 20 degrees, the
lowest since 1857.
VIcKsBURG, Jan. 6.-The mercury Sunday night
was down to u degrees.
LITTLE ROCK, Jan. 6.-The thermometer stood
degrees above zero this morning. The river is
closed and skating is lively in front Of the city, en- ice
five inches thick.
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MEXICO.

Ex-Gov. Bravo and Fourteen of His Fol
lowers Kilied.-Another Inns taIment Of
the American Claims.
HAVANA, Jan. Ga steamer from Vera Cruz
brings dates of the City of Mexico to the Both of Dec
The senate before adjournment approved the postal
convention regulations and Mexico is expected TO
ter the union shortly.
Ex-Governor Bravo who headed the rising in Coli
ma and Michuacan, has been killed with fourteen of
his followers.
The Mexican minister to Chill has offered to re-
store the good understanding between Chill and the
Argentine Confederation.
The government has made another shipment Of
$4,000, in payment of the third nstallment Of the
debt due the US. This will make $252OOO paid.
The remaining $4,000 is ready for forwarding, with
100000 for the difference between silver and Ameri
can gola,
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IMPORTANT DECISION.

The Supreme Court Decides that Coneres IS
Has the Right to Pass Laws Furnishing
Polygany i'm the Territories.
WASHINGTON, Jan. GA decision was rendered
to-day in the United States Supreme Court in the
case OF Geo. Reynolds against the United States
brought here by appeal from the Supreme Court of
utah. This case involves the whole question of
polygamy in the territories and the consttutionality
OF the laws passed by Congress for its suppression
Reynolds was indicted by the Grand Jury for con-
tracing bigamous marriage He ives tried in the
Third Judicial Court Of Utah and found guilty. He
appealed to the Supreme Court Of the territory and
finally to this court which now afirms the judge
ment OF the lower tribunal and decides that Con-
gress had the power to pass laws prohibiting
polygamous marriages in Utah and such laws are
constitutional.
The Portland daily press., 1879-01-07
DIED.

In this city, JAN s. Iva May only child of Elena E.
and Walter Atwater.
Funeral services Tuesday afternoon at o'clock
at No. st. Lawrence Place.
In this city, Jan. 6, Carrie Quincy, daughter of the
late Charles and Harriet d. Pennell.
Funeral services Wednesday afternoon at Q o'clk,
at the residence of VIM. FL. Chase, No. Cedar st.
Burial at convenience of the famiy.]
In Falmouth, Jan. 8, Amos G., con OF Charles N.
Knight aged years months.
In Kennebunkport, JAM 6. Mrs Miriam S., widow
of John Taylor, formerly Of Norridgewock, aged so
years.
In Biddeford, Dec 20, Mrs. Hannah Wood, aged 60
years months.
81 years.
In Bath Dec. 81, Mrs. Ellen, wife of Peter John.
son, aged 3S years.
In Albion, Dec 81, Abram Morrison. aged 90 years.
In Bridgon, Dec. 20, Frederick I. Nelson, aged 20
wears months,
The Portland daily press., 1879-01-07
WASHINGTON.
The New Army Bill.

The New Army Bill.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-Gen. Sherman says be has
not received any letters from Generals Sheridan and
Terry in opposition to the proposed new army bill.
Ali line officers from whom he has heard favor the
bill generally, while letters from staff officers oppose
some of its features.
The Credit M0bilier Gases.
The U. s. Supreme Court this afternoon rendered
decision in case of United States vs.. Union Pacific
and others, commonly known as the Credit Mobilier
case. decision of the lower court sustaining the
demurrer of the bill in equity is affirmed and the gov
eminent suit is therefore dismissed.
The Chinese Indemnify Fund.
Representative Wilson Of W. Va, is engaged on
the preparation of report to the committee of for
thinks will be agreed to by the committee in favor of
returning to the Chinese government 100000 or
100000.
More Bonds Called I'm.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has issued the 18th
call for the redemption of $50 bonds Of 1855 and con-
soils of 1861 The call is for $4,000 of which $6
100000 coupon bonds and $4,000 900 registered
bonds. The principal and interest will be paid at the
Treasury on and after April next and the interest
will cease that day.
Justice Hunt of the Supreme Court Dyiug.
Justice Hunt Of the U. s. Supreme Court. was
stricken with paralysis, at his residence in this city,
last Saturday, and is now in such condition that
alyzed and tonight he is unabl to speak.
The Portland daily press., 1879-01-07
MAINE.

Death of nm Old Resident OF Gardiner.
GARDINER. Jan. 6-Pelham Ha,den, the oldest
inhabitaut of this city, died Saturday night aged g.
Destructive Fire at vanceboro.
BANGOR, Jan. 6-The large eating house at
Vanceboro owned by the E. 8 A. Railway Co., and
portion of the ,woodshed, containing 1926 cords of
wood together with the custom house, were burned
today. Eating house valued at $4,000; insured for
$500. Other loss not known.
The Portland daily press., 1879-01-07

LONDON, January 6.-123O P. M.-Consols at 95 s.
10 for money and 95 ZIG for account.
LONDON, January 6-12.30 P. M.-American Sc
curites-United States bonds 67s at 1914; new s at
Iosf new az at 07a 10 40s at Ill; Erie 22t pre-
ferred 3d. Illinois Central S2s. f
LIVERPOOL. January 6-1230 P. M-Cotton ia
hardening; Middling uplands at Tied; do Orleans
at 11-16d; sales 10000 bales including 5000 bales
ior speculation and export Receipts $780, including
Futures opened Lie better, but the advance was
parity lost; January delivery 57.16, also 1890
January and February 1852.
Flour at is q %; Winter Wheat at "a 9: do
spring at 10 @ california averages at II "a 8:
club at q 9S; Corn % g.; Peas at 81 6. Provis,
ions, &c-Pork at 40; Beef at rs; Bacon % "a "a,
Lard at 80. Cheese at as TaUow at So 8. At London
Tallow at Sc 6.
PARIS. Jan. 6.-Rentes 113 GIL.
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MARRIED..

At the Parsonage, Peaks Island, Jan. g. by Rev,
ii Chase. Elias L. Holbrook and Miss Mary l.. Ire
fetbeD, both of House Island.
In Cape Elizabeth JAN. A. by Rev. 2. Manter, B. l..
Tracy OF Deering and Miss M. L Parker OF Fairfield
In Biddeford. Dec. 6, Hiram Proctor of Kennebunk
and Mrs. Harriet r. Wakefield of Biddeford.
In Mercer Dec. %, John D. Nye ESQ.,, of New
Sharon and Miss Carrie f. Gage of Mercer.
In China, Jan. 1, Charles f. Bumps and Hester A.
Cowan of Hermon.
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inauguration Day i'm ma.s.cbu.e,,.

A"""fS1 HtIOH nay IN NH6SHChusefls,
BOSTON, Jan. 6.-The municipal officers of manv
of the cities or tnIs woro inausu~a.es $50
The message Of Mayor Prince of Boston. STRONGLY
urges retrenchment in municipal expenses He is
opposed to the erection of new library building or
court house at present, and thinks work on the de-
sired system Of public parks can be postponed The
net debt of the city exclusive of water debt (which is
$l2.99 27O, Dec. 3lst was $13 1917. The cities
Of Salem, Holyoke, Newton, Taunton, Fitchburp.
Lowell, Somerville and Fall River show decrease
in their municipal debts.
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NEW YORK.
Cotton MILLS r. sducing Time.

Cotton Mills Il sducinR Time.
NEW YORK, Jan. Ga Cahoes special says on
Saturday Harmony cotton mills emplying $500 hands
issused the following order: "These mills will run
three days in week commencing January 9Th,
working hours from a. m. to 345p. m. with 40
minutes for dinner, and the entire suspension OF Sat-
urday."
NEwBURa, Jan. 6.-The operatives of the New
burg steam cotton mills, over 800 in number, were
placed ON half time today. The low price of MANN
featured goods is stated to be the cause.
Madame Anders0n's Tramp.
BROOKLYN, Jan, 6,-Madame Anderson had
walked 2,02S miles at 1915 tonight.
The Portland daily press., 1879-01-07
SOUTH AMERICA.

Rebellion Brewing in Peru.-sover,-
ment Measures to Prevent an Outbreak.
NEW YORK, Jah. 6.-Panama advices of the 9etb
ult report all quiet en- the Isthmus. Lima advces
OF Dec 18th report that another regiment has been
broken into small detachments aud sent to yarious
parts of the country to prevent outbreaks Several
sergeants of the regiment at Callao have been ar
rested and taken on board man-of-war for safe
keeping
The Portland daily press., 1879-01-07

GILES IMMINENT IoDIDE AM aoNIA CURES
Neuralgia, Face Ache, Rheumatism, Govt Frosted
Feet, Chilblains, Sore Throat EIyspelas, Bruises,
and Wounds of every nature in man or animal The
remarkable cures this remedy has effected classes it
as one of the most important and valuable remedies
ever discovered for the cure and relief of pain.
From over exertion, L CONT acted pain across nv
loins. My sufferings were intense. One bottle Of
Giles Linlment Iodide Ammonia cured me T. B.
MCGEE, Conductor N. Y. and New Haven X R.
Sold by all Druggists. ja4S&T
The Portland daily press., 1879-01-07
California Mining Stocka.
Chicago Cattle lEarlrat

CHICAGO, January 6-Hogs-receipts 81. 900 head
shipments 100 head; the market closed Steady and
@ lOc lower; choice heavy at IS q IS; Mixed at
Cattie-receipts 1900 head; shipments 100 head
market steady; shipping 40 "a Is; stockers 40 a
27O. O0"0 "' |oo ~
Sheep-reeeipts 700 head; shipments 1900; market
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The Labor Tr oubles I'M the Coal Kea;o.

The Labor Troubles IN the Coal Region,
PoTTsyILLE, Jan. 6.-The employees of = the
Reading Coal s. Iron Company at Beechwood
Coiery who struck last week for back pay were paid
to-day, and it is understood that the Coliery will be
closed for the present. This throws 300 men and
boys out Of work. The men at the Brookside mines
who struck for back wages on Thursday last have
reconsidered the matter and returned to work. The
strike at Luke Fiddle colliery continues.
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LynchLa in Wyoming.

CHEYENNE, Jan. 6.-Last night lat Carbon. Wv.
sming, rs or 30 masked men broke open the baggage
car, took out and hung toa telegraph pole, Dutch,
Charley, who was en- route to Rawlins for trial
charged with participating in the widow Field muir
der last fall He was notorious character and has
been identified with number of stage robberies.
The Portland daily press., 1879-01-07
Foreign Exnarfs.

LIVERPOOL, ENG. Steamship Nepigon-3 600
pash wheat 1880 do peas, 100000 lbs oatmeal, 400 do
PORE 100 90 lard $4,000 do taow, 1880 do bacon,
lOS660 do butter, 400 bbls oil cake, $50 bbls apples
deer l4Ohead cattle packages poultry, organs, Is
POINT-a-PETRE. Schr A Ames-39S3 shocks
and heads. a ia IT lumber, 60 bbls maekerel 200
kits mackerel, 175 drums fish, So boxes fish.
MATANZAS. Schr L S Lovering-3OO0 ,shooks
and heads. WV A'-N0n'
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MARINE NEWS.
SchO0nrr Got Afioat,
fSnecial to tha pras,

IDPeCIdI 70 IIlb PTeSS.1
RocKLAND, Jan. 6.-During the late storm scbr.
Annie Brown Of st. John, with a cargo of potatoes
for New York. went ashore in Muscle Ridge Chan.
nell She was got afoat leaking badly. She will re-
pair here.
ITO the Associated Pressl
Accident to a ThOmaston schooner
NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-The schooner Carrie Walker
of Thomaston, from Charlottetown, p E. 1. for New
York with potatoes, had her bow stove in by ice off
klker's Island, and was towed in shore where she
filed.
Rough Experience of an Allan Steamer.
LONDON, Jan. 6.-The Allan line steamer Nova
Scotian on her passage from Baltimore to Glasgow
lost her surgeons and pursers rooms and had six of
crew Injured in gale, one of whom died.
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PORT OF PORTLAND.
Monday, Jan. 6.

Monday, Jan. 6.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New Brunswick, Hall, Boston for East
port and st john NIB.
Steamer JAS Gary. Grant, Boston.
Sch Union Dobbin, Boston, to load for Addison.
Sch Black Warrior, Stevens, Boston.
Sch Jerusha Baker, Chase, Machias-general cargo
for market.
CLEARED.
Steamship Eleanora, johnson, NewYork-Henry
Fox.
Steamer Jas A Gary, Grant, Eastport and Calais
Nath'l Blake.
Sch Agnes, Hamm, Castine-NathI Blake.
SAILED -Barque Sandy Hook; schs M Watts,
Ada Ames, and others.
~H [FRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Ar at Ymuiden 4th inst, barque Homeward Bound,
Merrman, Charleston.
ar at Antwerp 4th inst, ship Jos Clark, Hayener
Philadelphia.
Sid, ship Andrew johnson, for Boston.
Ar at Bremen 9th inst, ship Bombay, Peterson,
New York.
Ar at Genoa 4th, brig Mariposa, New York.
Ar at Hull 9th, barque John L. Smith, Barnes,
Philadelphia.
The riverat Fort Foote. below Alexandria, is frozen
over. and navigation suspended. The ice at this
point is twelve inches thick.
The Portland daily press., 1879-01-07
lSales Of the Brokers Board, Jan. 81
New York Stock and Money vr.r,.s,.

NEW YORK, January 6-Evening.-The feature
IN financial circles to-day the active demand for
hrst class securities by investors who are COLLECTING
scrptions to Government per cent. loan were over
Il,0Uo,OOo, and large business was done in invest
ment securities on Stock Exchange.
Money easy at "a 8 per cent. on CALL closing at Q
925 per cent. Sterling Exchange strong at 4s2 "a
1874 for long and 4S 4S7a for short sight Govern
ments are steady. State onds dull, Railway mort
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day
Inc following were the closing quotations of Gov
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ITO the Associated Press


CARSON CITY, Jan 6-The Nevada legislature
convened today and effected permanent organize.
tion by electing the Republican nominees in both
houses. The president pro tenn. OF the Senate is w.
r. King; speaker Of the House Hogaston Storey,