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ST. LOUIS.

Powder shipped Fatally shot-sold or
Murdered.
ST. LOUIS, January 81. Sixty thou.
sand pounds of powder were shipped
YESTERDAY from the Government powder
depot. fourteen miles below this city, for
Reniria, Gala.
Noah Bowling, during a drunken
spree, yesterday, at Delaware Bend, on
Red River, assaulted George Barnett
with a pistol, and was shot and killed by
Barnett.
A soldier Of company F, Sixteenth
Infantry, was shot and killed in cold
blood at San Angelo, Texas, near Fort
Cancho. night before last, by gambler
named II. 6. Watson, who, after the
murder, was furnished with a fleet horse
and escaped.
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NEWS IMPORTED
OVER THE WIRES FROM THE OUT
SIDE WORLD.
PITH OF FRIDAYS GENERAL NEWS.
NEIGHBoRlNa TOWNS.


Bellaire Bits-Election Of Direotors-Po-
lice Court Matters-Accidents- Person.
ais.
At the election OF the board OF direc-
tors OF the Union Glass Works, yestei-
day afternoon, the following gentlemen
we're chosen for the ensuing six months:
T. w. Weathersld, R. Farley. Herman
Roemer, w. g. Stewart, G. @. Crafty,
J. w. Yost, John Schick, O. G. Kelly,
and DR.. Satterthwait. No public decla.
ration of dividends was made and We
hope that the dividends we're 80 large
that the board thought 1t wise not 10
publish II.
Col. q. s. 8. Baron sold his interest in
the firm OF Hart, Fletcher 4 Co. TO I.
A. Hart and l.. A. Fletcher, who will
continue the business under the old
firms rame.
The charge against Jno. Crogan was
dismissed yesterday, there being lack
OF sufficient evidence to hold him.
The vole on the county seat question
was reconsidered and was referred to a
committee OF one, that committee being
Mr.. Atkinson, Belmont countys repre-
sentative. This OF course infuses new
yigor into the Bellaire workers.
The Social Club gave a very pleasant
dance at Central Hall, last night. All
enjoyed themselves hugely.
Mr.. J. A. Lockwood and Miss Sue
Keyser, OF Bellaire, were married in
Barnesville Or Thursday, and returned
here yesterday.
No change reported in the coal mine
districts. The miners refuse to work
upon the terms offered by the mill men,
hence things will soon become dull here
in that line.
The temperance crusade will soon be
opened here. We understand that Mrs.
y oumans will take charge OF the move
ment. Keep the ball rolling.
Mr.. Moore Of Harrisville was taxed
IS. 90 for night lodging at CriswelPs
Castle yesterday. 1t is expensive to get
drunk in this neighborhood.
The cry for more houses still exists
abont here. Why don't some OF our
capitalists take the matter in hand?
Atll N. last night the river was
still fra here.
The Tax Collector is still in our
midst. Ten days more are announced
for the delinquents to call and do their
duty.
T.. b. Winans who fell on the ice
Thursday evening was more seriously
injured than was thought at FIRST, Both
bones Of the left leg were fractured and
the ankle joint put out OF place. 1t is
the wish OF all that he will soon be able
To he about again,
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WILSON'S WAY
OfDSaling with the RurrOads-Ths Pro-

Of Dealing with the Rauroads-The Pro-
Wis OnS Of his Coming Bill Set Forth.
Speaker Wilson introduced a resolu-
ton in the House yesterday, directing
an inquiry into the rates Of charges for
the transportation OF passengers and
ireights by railroads in this State, and
stated IN his remarks upon the resolu-
ulH that be- would on Monday next Of.
Ter a blil IN relation TO the same subject.
knowing the general interest taken
In this great railway probaem, the RAG
I,gER stnt an envoy to interview the
coming anlirallway champion upon the
substance of his bal, as well ~ its OBJ
l'ct. Oar cmiSSary called AT NoTtOn's s
hos,elry last evening and dispatched his
PASTE board 10 the upper region of that
tavern. fhe almond-eOlored attache
rtturned with the answer Please take
VI" elevator TO room No. ="
With q knock at the door he MAS
greeted cordially 10y the worthy Speaker.
81 nave called TO ascertain iTom Won
the provisions Of your proposed railroad
Dill, said the REGIsFER
We'll, sir," said Mr.. Wilson, ''ii Won
viii turn to our State Constitution and
observe Section 9, Article n, you viii
mi that II requires that the Legislature
shall, rom time to time, pass laws appli.
,raO.e O all railroad eOiI,oFalions in this
. ate, establishing reasonable maximum
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9OLQOTHA.
A Road Built Through Human Bones and
Purifying Flesh.

A Road Built Through Human Bones and
Purifying Flesh.
RICHMOND, January 2l.-Some time
since the city authorities began opening
up and widening Brooke street, and the
work of grading carried it through the
Potter's Field, in the rear Of the city
alms.house. Great excitement has been
caused by the appearance, OF the street
this morning, and II is really street OF
the dead. In the process Of the grading
the street line has been cut through the
grave yard, and the boulevard is now
IN ,cadamized road made up OF dead
m m.
The recent damp weather has made
the horrible scene more horrible, and
in some places grinning skulls look from
the hillside into the carriages passing
by, while matted masses OF disintegrat-
ing human forms are putrelying in sick
eDing heaps, for the red clay around the
carriages and wagons which passed over
the new road to-day, crushed The skulls
and bones, and powder the crumbling
collins, and altogether the street lie a
lane running amidst mems bones or the
fostering remains OF bodies buried few
weeks ago. Such is the complaint
made by citizen in the Wing this morn
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CABINET CHATTER.
fisherman Does This. Why Foster Will
do That

do That
CoLUNBus, January Whatever
knowledge Senator Sherman may
possess concerning General Gar6eld's
Cabinet, he managed to keep pretty
we'll to himself during his stay in this
city. Whatever condolences General
Garfield impaired to the Senatorial Sec.
retary were by no means violated. Yet
it could scarcely be expected that among
the private friends whom Mr.. Sherman
met with that 80 important a matter
should be entirely ignored. The inn
preston left upon one OF the gentlemen
who enjoyed with others q conversation
with Mr.. Sherman on this matter, may
be best gained from tho following para
graph in q personal letter to q personal
friend, which | am permitted to use. In
1t he says:
81 am as much confused about the
rHmors as to the Cabinet as you are.
Sub rosa, do not know whether the
Governor goes in or not. Prospects
very strong that he will. A pressure
is being brought to bear on General
Garfield to put Foster into the Cabinet
that he can hardly resist. II Sherman
is kept in the Cabinet, Foster will, OF
course, go to the Senate, but il Sherman
stays in the Senate ! am convinced Fos-
ter will be invited into the Cabinet.
Gartield's difficulty Ia In providing for
the Treasury Department When that is
provided for, the rest will all fall in like
bricks In row."
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CASE OF DssERTIoN.
A wayuesburg Man Making Bad Rec
ord for Himself.

"
ord for Himself.
WAYxe.RURG. PA, January 20
About the lst Of May, 1880, an account
of the waywardnCss of Amos Mildred,
OF this place, was given. Among other
things he had deserted his lawful vile
and taken up with Beck Cross alias
Founer. a VIGOROUSLY bad woman, who
lived near this place. \ statement Oi
the case GOT into one of the Wheeling
papers, and as Mildred was about TO
leave Wheeling for Waynesburg
lust after the affairs men
toned above occurred, he was tapped
on the shoulder by q policeman. MIL
dred was then shown The article about
the desertion, &c, when he begged oil,
said the statement was false, and that he
was then ON his way hcme to see his
wife. An acquaintance Ot Mlldred NJ
the depot induced the officer to release
him. When he reached home he plead
innocence. A card was also published
in the Wheeling paper vindicaling him.
lie remained With his vile but a few
iays, when he returned To Wheeling
and has not been back since. Recently
his wife received letter from him, IN
which he stated that she must take
care OF herself, as he was not
coming back again. The heart broken
woman is thrown upon the mercy Of
her relatives and friends for sup
port. The mans sister. Mrs. Silvus,
from whom he borrowed several hun
dred dollars, which he never returned,
has been compelled to sell her home,
which was done day or two ago. Mil
red opened a whisky rancho AT point
on the b. & O. railroad, a short dis
tance below Wheeling, and while Beck
deals out the spirits" he works at his
trade, cabinet making, IN wheeling,
making his homo with her.
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SENATORIAL CONT EsTS.
Tho war Sill Continuss at Nashvill.

Tho War s,iil Continuss at Nashville.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, January 2l.-The
convention took one vote at noon, re.
sulting as follows: Maynard, l6; Bailey,
l6; Bates, 80; Harrison, 6; Butler, ];
smith, s; K. T. Taylor, 3; Muse, 2;
Gillenwater, 4; Harrigan, i; Wilson, ];
d. NJ. Key, /; + II. East, ]; Edwards,
I:H. X Gibson, |; John ID. Wilders, ];
III. A. Brown !.
On the thirteenth, fourteenth, fif.
teenih and sixteenth ballots Maynard
received AZ votes, the full Republican
strength.
The eighteenth ballot stood May
nard 36, Bailey l3, Bates 81, X. Y. Tsy.
lor lS, Bright 3, Hawks 2, Butler !,
Ethridgs 3, Smith !, Harrison !.
stu at War in Pennsylvania-Ho Choice.
HARRIsBuRG, January 2l.-No choice
OF United Stats Senator today. Tho
fifth ballot stood a. follows: Oliver, SO;
Wallace, 81; Grow, 81; scattering, =.
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HORRIBLE RAILWAY WRECK.
Passengers Burned in the Cars Several
| Killed and Others Fatally Injured.

Passengers Burned In the Carr Several
Killed and Others Fatally Injured.
CHICAGO, January 2l.-Three passen-
ger cars OF the express train on the Chi
cago X )ck Island and Pacific railroad,
which left Council Bluffs yesterday
morning for Chicago, were thrown from
the track by broken rail, near Pond
Greek Illinois, early this morning. One
OF the cars took fire from the lamps.
Two Of the passengers were fatally in
iured, and four others were 80 seriously
hurt, that they were Obliged to remain
at hotel at Tskilwa, Illinois, under the
doctors care. Mrs. Kirby OF Nevada,
Ohio, was 30 badly burned
that she died few hours
after the accident occurred. The
Conductor OF the train was badly burned
about the face, in his efforts 10 extin.
guish the flames in which she was en-
veloped. Matt Phelps, Of Grinnell, Ia,
received such internal injuries that 1t is
thought that he cannot recover. The
following are the names OF the passen-
gers who were left at Tiskilwa, and
whose exact condition is not known:
Mrs. w. NJ Hatton, Of Patterson, Ia. !;
Byron Phelps, Decatur, Ills; Mrs. j..
ID. Orr, OF Winterset, la j. W. Nugget,
OF Chicago, and A Belgium whose name
is not known. The officers OF the Rock
Island road from whom the above infor-
nation is obtained state that the acci-
dent was unavoidable, as the track was
3 perfect as money and care could make
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RAILROAD BoSps-Moderstely active
and since II o'clock, fluctuations have
been comparatively light and spscula-
hon somewhat les active. The market
at noon vas irregular and unsettled.
STATE BoNps--Dull and nominal
Srocks-Ths market opened weak at
S@I per cent lower for the general list,
and 81 per cent lower for the Central
Pacific, which subseQ Quently further de.
clined per cent. and later recovered 7
per cent. and closed at q reaction Of !
per cent. The break In this stock was
due to the report that the Government
Auditor had notified the company that
the ; per cent. dividend recently de.
clared must be cancelled. a. the net
earnings Of the road barely covered the
amount due the government. Tie
truth OF this rumor was, how
ever, denied. and the statement
Was characterized A. q mere
jobbing canard. In early dealings the
general list fell OF I 10 q per cent, and
recovered 10 2t per cent, the tele-
graphic shares leading the advance and
the decline. Daring the afternoon spec
ulation was irregular, but after the 500
ond board prices took an up&ard turn.
and an advance OF | 70 81 per cent was
recorded. the latter In Denver and Rio
Gran,ls. At the close there WAS q frao-
tonal recovery in some cases. The
transactions aggregated 392 900 shares,
with the largest sales In Canada South.
ern. Erie, Hannibal and 1T. Josbeph,
Kansas and Texas. lake Shore, Lake
Erie and Western, Northwestern, Onta.
rio and Western, Pacific Nail, Peoria,
Decatur and Evansville, Union Pacific,
Wabash Pacific and Western Union.
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The ChilIans Occupy Lima.

LONDON, January 2l.-A dispatch
Buenos Ayres. dated January Goth,
saws: The Chilians attacked and COM
pletely defeated the army at Miratlores.
tien. Rierola, President of Peru, and
Commander.in-C Chief OF the army, has
fled. The Chi,iaGs occupied Lima,
the Capital, without resistance.
Gen. Pierola's brother and the Peru
Wan Minister OF War were taken pris-
oners. The Peruvian loss in battle at
Chorillos is said to have been 1000
killed and 1000 prisoners. Twenty
five thousand Peruvians were engaged
in the battle at Mirahores. The Chilisn
loss in both battles Was heavy.
The diplomatic body at Lima have
urged the conclusion OF the armistic,
and ask that the peron Of Senior Pierols
b respected.
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A Brutal N urder near Columbus.

CoLuMBUs. O., January PA special
to the Duily Dispatch says: Last evening
a saloon keeper named Lafferty, put two
men, named Altman and Jones, out Of
his saloon, in Nelsonville, for raising a
disturbance. The inen broke open the
door of the place, re-entered aud killed
Lafferty with chunk Of iron. They
were arrested and are now in Jail at Mel.
sOnville.
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CONK'S CURL.

Indignant Ove- News from James Of
Mentor-Alison for the Treasury.
WASHINGTON. January 2l.-There is a
rumor here that events OF great import
ance will soon be developed concerning
New York Republican politicians. The
rumor grew out Of call upon Mr..
Conkling by Mr.. Morton in the Senate
Chamber yesterday. Mr.. Morton evil
IDENTIFY had news to communicate Of an
unwelcome nature to Mr.. Conkling, for
tie two went back to one Of the sob Q
and then into q cloak room, and Mr..
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PRODUCE.
UnanhaA.

CINCINNATI, January 2i.-Flour-
Dull, heavy and unchanged. Wheat
Quiet; No. red winter 81 03tsi W.
Corn-Essier; No. 2 42c. Oats Quiet
and firm No. 2 mixed SIC. Rys-stsady;
Nc. 2 9sc. Bsflsy-Scarce; firm aud
unchanged. Pork-Nominal at 81 90.
lArd-Good demand; prices Q shade
higher at 80 90. Bulk Meats and bacon
Firm and unchanged. Whisky
Steady at 81 o.. Butter-Quiet and un-
changed.
ToLRDo. January 2l.-Whsat--Dull;
No. white Michigan 81 o.; amber
Michigan Vi 04i; No. 2 red Wabash
spot and seller January 81 Of; seller FcL-
ruary 81 O6t. Corn-Quiet; high mixed
4iic; No. 9 40ic Oais-Firm and nm.
changed. Clover Se~,l-Prims man.
moth 81 20; choice s. IS; No. 2}4 -.
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Death Of Father Purcell nom ApopleIy

Death OF Father Purcell rom Apoplexy.
CIxclxNArI, January 2l.-Fa,her Ed
ward Purcell, brother TO Archbishop
Purcell and the manager OF the disas-
trous church banking business in this
city which involved a loss to the depos-
itors OF several millions OF dollars, died
of apoplexy, last night, at the Ursuline
Convent. in Brown county. Ohio.
Father Edward was the right hand man
q his brother, John Baptist, the Arch
bishop. lie was younger than the
Archbishop, and was a man of some
force of character, and was regarded as
an honorable, though as the event
proved, he was deficient in business
qualifications The Archbishop was at
his death bed. -e
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TWO BROTHERS

At Parkersburg Engage in q Fatal ARRAY
special Dispatch to the Register.
PAREERsBURa, January 2l.- Last
night two brothers named latlerty, llv'
ing in the country afewmiles flom here,
engaged in a quarrel, which ended in
the elder one drawing large knife and
stabbing his younger brother to the
heart, killing hin instantly.
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A WIPE nUHDRRnR
Hanfed At Danyil

Hanged At Dsnvills-His Brutal Crime
DASvrLLE. ILLs,, January li.-Prsd.
eric kester, for the murder oi his wile
in August 1879. was hanged In tie jail
yard to-day, at O'Clock. lie died With.
out q struggle. His crime Was bloody
and unprovoked. lie had been
married but year, and had constantly
maltreaied bis vile % hsr
father threatened 10 take her from him =.
Kester, on the night si the murder,
shot bis wife With . gun, and, failing 20
kill her, bad beaten her brains out With
an *. lie then dragged ser body tO
some tall weeds near the house anil,
taking his swiftsst horse, fed tho place.
He was traced to lows and brough,
back for trial.
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HANLAN-LAYCOCK
Race to be Postponed-Pigeon Shooting
Contest

Race 70 be POstpOutu-TIseOH oHVO'Hs
Contest
LONDON, January 2l.-Laycock the
oarsman practiced yesterday in Shore
ham harbor. The umpire states there
is no chance whatever, for the race be-
tween Hanlan and Laycock, to be row.
ed tomorrow the end inst, till which
time it had postponed, and advises
scullers to meet to- morrow TO decide as
to the future day for the race.
The date for the pigeon shooting be.
tween Carver and Scott as been altered
from February ], to February.
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LARGE FIRE
And Several Lives Lost By Failing Wall
at Chicago.

CHICAGO, January 2l.-At 7 o'clock
tonight fire broke out in Nos. $40 and
$40 Canal street, occupied asa furniture
factory by Mayer 4 Co., and BY 10 o'clock
the building had been Quilted, causing
a total loss on the building OF So, coo.
While the fire was raging at It's height
lofty wall in the rear OF the building
toppled over, burying the entire force OF
firemen in that quarter. The following
are the casualties: Captain James
Tobin. of No. I engine, badly hurt in.
ternaiiy, and will probably die Of
iniuri,s. Capt. Ed. Murphy, whose
chest and back was hurt, viii probably
die. Capt Donahue was severely in-
iured, and James Conway, piPem,n,
Was hurt internally. Nike McCuilin
had his left leg broken, Tom Howard
lis back and head hurt, and Nike
Eckert, pipeman. slightly injured.
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No Change in the Nebraska strugsl.

LINCOLN, January 2l.-Fiye ballots
were taken to day for United States
Senator, with no change from the form
er. The feld, those opposed to Pad.
dock, hold O caucus Tonight and will
eadeavor 10 consolidate. IL is quite un-
certain whethey il can be done.
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FoUR HIHILIsTs ARRESTED.
HevOlvsrs, psfss,: snS saSosil.9 AZ Descriptions

" ATuH HecO'NE~u'
ST PlrKmBuRG, January 2i.-Two men
and two women have been arrested on
suspicion of belonging 10 . secret %.
ciety. The police discovered st their
house programme OF the extreme ter
rorists oi the faction Of Sihilists, which
recommends murder and incesdiarism.
A quantity Of reyolvers, dasyers, axes
and machinery for the manufacture OF
forged passports, . portion of q secret
printing press, and large number Of
revolutionary proelamations. There
we're also found copies Of proc'ama-
ton relative TO the murder Of Mill
tario offici Il In Kief, but the crime hrs
been prevented by the diseovery Of the
facts above mentioned.
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THE BREAKUP
At Pinsburah-corsidersbls Damage
Donc.

PursBuRGH, January 2l. There was
a general breakup in the river this
morning. Heavy ice Ia floating down
from the head waters Of the Mononga.
hela and Allegheny, where The water ID
rising at the rate OF 6 TO sinches IN hour.
The support 10 dam No. 8 gave
way a. noon, owing 10 the extraordin.
AIRY pressure Of ice and water. Several
pike bridges were destroyed. A heavy
gorge Is expected here Tonight, unlesa
checked by. the cold wave 81
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AN EaGIEEER

Jumps from His Engine and 10 Cut 10
Pisces Under the Csrs.
CiScrxSarr, January 2l:-Alon1a
Bond. an engineer on Wabash fx
press train, when approaching Cec
Indiana, last evening. s.s freisLt
tTain taking the siding. and exps cling
col ision jumped od and was tliroyn
under the cars and cut TO pleceA hia
fireman remained on the engine and q
caped injury. ...tg .....f.
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A BASE sLAH DEB,
Brought Into Existanos hy Our Contsn.
porariss Over the Ohio.

oEoeB1s AbsS 1AAs<eooS W SsS NSns0ns
porariss Over the Ohio.
Since GoG was appointed Secretary oi
the Navy, the impression in Washing.
ton City 10 that nearly all West VII.
ginia has smfgrated 10 the Nstional
Capital In search OF Office, and bsosps
concern is felt lest there are no, enough
men left In the State to look after the
woman and childpss sud suppiy ovvu
wood Csaeisndti Comn~essi. ...
We notice that . great pumbsf OF
newspapers and Newspaper correspop.
dents are "norsting" that story up and
down the country. Bapposs Il n
be true, Whist thsni Are not all of the
West Yirgnians horn nav,gstors, The
dwellers on the banks OF the two KA-
nawshs, the Gresubrsr, the Biuestous,
the Coal. the Elk, ths Holly, the Mo-
dlety, and many ether rivsra ass ail
navigxtors-ol sauoes! These streams
have been made available tos esnos nsy.
igation three months IN the yssy,
through the judicioas Ne d sppvopsiA.
tons secured by tie exesti0ss of Ssns-
tor Hereford. Why shouldn't the wsse
virgnisns Geek employment In The
Navy Department! OHIO Aafs yosvxat.
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Hos Iqoal 70 fennsyivanAe'eb btruggtes
What promised to be 9 prolonged and
bitter contest IoF United btstes kensacr
In West Virgins, ~ terninstsd on
Wednesday, BY tbs nominaiioa ol Hoe.
J. n. Camden, d PsItsrsbuy, 10 tsks
Senator HereIord's place. He ia na-
tive Of West viryinis, hty.tvo yeays
o,d. and one Of the tosemost bs6ssas
mea al tbs 6ta,ss hGviss bssu paraco-
lady scsiye IN develop;ng The sil istss-
estS and building up nAsulsetosiss n
psrtessbuYH-fi1u6u Hnf. S.'1Aih1
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TRIMS 70 settle tss Fight 10 Teasssss
NAsHynLE, January 2f.-Ceucsses
were beld< to-n -nisht by both the Reyub.
l;esns "a Iow-tsx Dsmoerste. he
toru,esi nf1adve three more ballots
IN Republican vote
rcd - eontisue
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BUYING AND SELLING.
RIAAACR
New York.

NEw Yosx. January ei.-MoxEv--
Loaning at sos per cent, on call.
Prime mercantile paper soc per
cent Sterling exchange, steady at I99
for long and 499i for sight.
SILvKR-At Lohdon 81 ID per ounce;
bar silver here llll; subsidiary silver
coin i9l per cent discount
GovERxnDn-Quiet and generally
firm.