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Steamboat Inspection.


General Dumont, Supervising Inspector
General Of Steamboats,, in his annual re-
port, recommends that the BOARD of SUI
peryisng Inspectors be abolished, and in
stead thereof that the Secretary Of the
Treasury be empowered to convene a mixed
committee, composed of Supervising local
and assistant Inspectors, to examine and
report to him upon the efficiency of any de-
vice to be used upon steam-vesses which
requires his approval. In the matter of APP
pOintments, General Dumont says:
would respectfully suggest the adyiSability
Of appointing Supervising local and assistant
Inspectors by the Secretary Of the Treas
ury upon nomination, in each case, of the
immediate superior officer of each grade,
thereby properly holding each superior
officer responsible for the general fitness and
efficiency Of his immediate subordinate, and
also giving the superior officer power to
suspend any subordinate pending investiga-
ton of charges by the Secretary Of the
Treasury involving incOmpetency, neglect
OF duty, or misbehaviOr of the subordinate.
AS upon faithful performance of duty by Of
ticers OF this service depend the lives OF mil
lions Of people and the safety OF an incalcu-
liable amount Of property annually, the
necessity OF dealing promptly and sum"
mariy with any to whom even suspicion
attaches Of neglect Of duty must be consid-
cred as Of more importance than the inter-
est of the single person affected by such
summary action. The files OF the Office
record one experience when fifteen valuable
human lives were the penalty paid for con-
tinuing the duties of Il negligent officer
ness Of duty in cases were lives were pre-
YiOusly lOst.p
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"The Railway Problem"

The report on "The Railroad Problem. 4"
by Joseph Nimmo, Jr., Chief of the Bureau
Of Statistics, embraces discussion of the fol-
lowing subiects Reduction in cost Of trans
portation on railroads; practical determi-
nation Of railroad freight charges; railroad
considerations or pooling organizations;
causes Of the failure Of the laws of supply
and demand and Of competition to regulate
freight charges on railroads as on free high
ways Of commerce; the practical working of
railroad considerations; the practicabilty
Of Governmental recognition of railroad
considerations for the pooling OF traffic and
Governmental regulation OF railroads
Under the head "Reduction in the
cost OF transportation on railroads, "
the reduction in the cost Of transport
tation on the railroads of the country gem
orally is very clearly indicated by a table
embracing data with respect to thirteen
leading railroads. 1t appears that the num-
Der of tons of freight carried on these thir-
teen roads increased from 45, 557,OO2 tons
during 1873 to rs, 100 913 tons in 1880, an in
crease of about seventy lone per cent. Re-
ceipts from freight, however, increased
from Sl12, 004, 64S In 1878 TO Sl43,3SS, l1S in
1880, an increase Of only about twenty eight
per cent. This small rate of increase re-
Ceipts in proportion to the increase OF traffic
was due to the fact that the average rate
per ton charged on these thirteen railroads
fell from l. II cents per ton per mile in 1873,
to l.07 cents per ton per mile in 1880, de-
crease Of 80 per cent. A commission of
experts is recommended for investigation OF
the subject Of railroad transportation.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

A DISPATCH from Odessa says rail
way traffic in Central Russia is greatly i'm
peded by snow, which has prevented the
sowing Of winter wheat, especially in the
Government of Kharkoff.
j. POORMAN, of Paw Paw, Mich, and
two children ate pancakes mixed with ar
senic in mistake for baking powder. Poor
man has since died. and the children can
not recover.
TEN boilers at the extensive lumber
and salt mandatory of Hamilton & Nc
Clure, near East Saginaw, Mich. exploded
on the 18th, killing four firemen, Michael
and Joseph Leban, Frank Blanchard and
Charles Carpenter. Low water caused the
explosion.
THREE persons were killed and six
injured by the explosion of a gas-house at
Hamburg, Germany.
ONE man was killed and several 9th
ers were injured by the falling Of the passen-
ger elevator in the Belyidere Hotel, New
York City.
A DAUGHTER of Alvin Moore, risiding
near New Madrid, Mo-, was instantly killed
by pistol in the hands OF her sister Laura.
The shooting was accidental.
A DETROIT (Mich.) young man
named sylvanus Howe attempted to cut his
wife's throat with a razor, and inflicted a
severe but not fatal wound. He then imme-
diately took large dose of prussic acid, and
died in fifteen minutes. The cause was the
result OF long course Of drinking, as he
was strongly attached to his wife.
HORACE SPoONER, editor of the
Transcript, Greenfield, Iowa, has been dan
gerousy sick a long time. The other day
his wife, who had become respondent, swal-
lowed large dose of carbolic acid, dying
instantly.
NEAR Fremont, O., a son of Norris
ellison, aged seven years, while playing with
a loaded revolver which he had taken from
n drawer, shot it off, hitting his aunt, Min
ME Russell, aged about fifteen, in the fore
head. The wound was thought to be fatal
HANGED on the 18th: Joe Harris,
colored, GreenbOrough, Ga, for completely
in the murder Of f. G.. Langston, a convict
guard, last spring. Felix Munshour, con-
Victed Of the murder of his cousin, James
II. Wetzel, in August, 1879, at Frederick.
Md. Henry jenkins, for the murder of
Winfield Saunders, at Fayetteville, w. Va
A NUMBER of operatives at Burdens
Mills, Troy, n. Y, were crossing the Hud-
son River in a large skiff to their homes on
the west side, on the evening OF the 18th,
when the frail and overweighted craft was
swamped by a passing steamer and went
down nearly in the middle Of the river. The
names OF those drowned are: Giles Leroy,
the ferryman, and his son; Francis Reilly,
Thomas Marion, John Reyes, George Hay,
James Demon, and probably two or three
others. The remainder Of the passengers
were rescued by small boats and a tug,a bow
OF IA, Charles Pickett, distinguishing himself
by presence OF mind and heroic activity.
NEAR Wilmington, Del, a 4-year-old
child OF John Fox, a farmer, was killed by a
large dog belonging to a neighbor. The an
imal seized the child by the throat, man
Cling it horribly and causing almost instant
death.
AT Blue Mound, Macon County, Ill.,,
the other night, DR.. r. w. Shaw, a we'll
known physician, was shot and killed by q
young man named James Tobey Ward. Ii
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COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY.

IT is announced officially that the
Texas & Pacific Railway will be completed
to FL Paso by the 1st of December.
SECRETARY WINDOWS refunding OPP
erations are completed. Total number Of
bonds continued at 3 II per cent. is 500, :
56O,05O; the total cost OF the work is nearly
$40. 900.
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A. Baxter, $5,9S769. lie was formerly Of
the hrm OF Baldwin Il Co., and sold out
three years ago for SIS, 900, since which time
he has been in business alone. He owned
considerable real estate in different portions
OF Georgia and has factory in New Jersey.
lie also imported from Europe. His sales
were mainly in Southern States, chiefly in
Georgia. When the failure of h. w. L..
Rasin Co, Of Baltimore occurred, on
Friday Mr.. De Leon was so much involved
That It would be impossible for him
to exlricate himself and an assignment was
necessary. Mr.. DeLeon estimates his liza.
bliit'es at Sl50,0W, The value of his assets
VIII depend largely on what is realized from
the amount due him by Rasin & Co. Tins
amount he places at $4,000. Much SYM
pathy is felt in the trade here for Mr.. De
Leon, and 1t is thought his suspension will
be but temporary.
BALrMoRE, December 2O-Captain l.. X.
cooper, special partner of the firm of K VI.
H. knsln' which suspended on last Friday
has made an assignment for the benefit 6t
nus creditors. lie is an endorser for the
hrm about $4,000.
J.. Walker, dealer in fertilizers in this
guy. has suspended, having endorsed iut
ltaSin about $4,000.
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EXTRA REPORT.

rreheh-Nmertcan Claims Commission.
"AslISGroN, December N-Frcnch aud
Ameflcan Claims Commission met TODAY.
Tie case OF Arthur Levy vs. the UnileC:
states, was postponed, A motion was
iuade by The United States Commissioners
10 dismiss the claims of Faucher Poscy
et al on TIE ground that the claimants
were American citizens at the time the
treaty Was made, and also to dismiss the
c'Sim OF b. jacobs, who held under assign
hieht rom Posey, because the assignment
was made subsequent to the ratiii-
cation of the treaty. The cases of
omer w. the United States, and Philippi
VS.. the United States were submitted bv
counsel TO the Commission for decision
upon printed briefs. French counsel
moved to postpone the consideration of the
demurrer IN case Of Francais Lepert vs.. the
United States, until all evidence should
DC put in, The demurrer in
this case Is bas,l l,on the Alteration
merely that the lnnItrly was DESTROYED by
unl'eu states tioers Nah hout averring that
oruers we're given io, 81 IL destruction.
counsel Tor France Goa rnasi that the alle-
Satlon was asenough toius,i,, taii ing evidence.
ne secretary was directed to furnish the
VomnlsSon with printed copies of all pa
lcrs ~ eases submitted for decision upon
their merits The Commission ndiourped
TO December y.
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Perils OF the Sen

LosDoN, December 20. Seventeen of the
crew of the missing steamer Bath City,
from Bristol for New York, have arrived at
Liverpool, The bark VIM. J. Foley picked
them up off New Foundland. The Bath
City sprung leak oil New Foundland
during the heavy weather. The crew OF
twenty-seven men, including the Captain,
took to two boats, one of the boats capsized
ana iour of the men were drowned.
The remaining twenty-three men
were exposed TO intense cold
from which the Captain and five of
the crew. died. The survivors were three
days and nights in boats, in dcplorable
condition.
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Kentucky at the IMPOSITION.

ATLANTA, GA, December 2O,-The Ken.
tucky Legislature and Kentucky Press As.
sociati,on, now visiting the Exposition, were
formally welcomed in the Judges Hal
to-day, An address of welcome on the part
OF the Georgia Legislature was delivered by
j. = Black, OF Augusta, and was responded
10 py Lleutenant-Govemor Cantrell, o
hentucKy, and hessrs. lIogard, Owens and
others. The visiting members of Tn,
press were welcomed by ]. b Estoll
Of the Savannah Morning News, and II. W
Grady, of the Atlanta Consultation. re.
sponses being made by ]. Stoddard John
ston, President of the Kentucky Press As
.ociation, and others. The crowd wa,
large and everything passed Off pleasantly
The South Carolina Legislature arrive to-
night and will be formally Welcomed to
morrow.
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The Fate of the Jeannette.

WARRINGTON, December 20.--Adyices
nave been received that the Arctic explor.
ing steamer Jeanette was crushed in the
ice this year. Two boats, containing part
OF her crew, arrived at the mouth OF Lena
river, Siberia, Sept 49, The third boat is
NOT yet accounted for, Capt. DeLong is one
OF those who reached land. The two boats
were separated, and Belongs boat was the
last to arrive. Its crew was in pitiable
The Secretary of State to-day received
me following telegram from the Charge
q Af'alres OF the United States at st. Peters
burg:
Secretary of State Washington,
The Jeannette was crushed in the ice
June III, in latitude II, longitude
%. The crew embarked in their boat.
put were separated by the wind and
fog; NO 3, with eleven men, Enginee,
Melville commanding, reached the moutl
OF the Lena September 18th. Subsequent,
10; !, with Captain DeLong, DR.. Amblei
ana twelve men reached the Lena in .
pitiable condition. Prompt assistance wa,
sent No. has not been heard from.
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Galveston.
Specialize the Herald


GALvEsroN, December 2o--J. j. Mullen
was arrested and jailed in default Of $1,000
bond, charged with an attempt to burglar.
i2e the establishment of Willis q Bro.
Mullen has served two terms cut in Sing
Sing prison. His wife, who died last flil,
had spent twenty years behind the prison
bars.
Heavy rains Gll here today.
George ScalcN President OF the Gull, Col.
orado Il Santa Ee Road, says arrangements
have been consuminated Tor the payment
of interest on the first mortgage bonds of
the Santa Fc Rosd, both here and at New
York, January lst Regular passenger
trains will he inauguratsd Immediately
after January lsl. Construction will then
be begnn on ths main line northwest from
Belton. A large force is now employed
ballGsting the road to Fort Worth. A
hundred aud liny miles OF iron rails are on
hand here and to arrive per vessels ailoat,
and cross.ties sufficient for the completion
Of the road TO Lampasas are distributed
along the line OF the route.
A young man named Becker, from New
York, was found dead in his bed vt the Com.
mcrcal Hotel tonight.
Cotton receipts, 1885 bales.
S. j. Adams, OF Dallas, is here.
LATER.-Wm, Brockmann, found dead In
bed at the Commercial hotel this evening, is
the onof VIM. Brcokmann, dealer IN wine,
corner Spruce and Fourth streets, St,
Louis. The young man arrived in the city
Saturday from New Orleans He had been
suffering from neuralgia, and the Coroner's
inquest brought to light the existence of a
bottle of morphine on his person. Some
think his case suicide. The CoroDer's In.
uuest tonight returned n verdict OF death
from an overdose Of morphine administered
by his own hands.
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New York stoek NInrl ct

NAw ionK, December g0.--rhe market in
ll'e main opened !@l per cent lower
than yesterday closing prices. the latter
for the Union Pacific The two prominent
exceptions were Richmond & Dam
vile, which opened at 2, Memphis
1 Charleston which opened per cent.
higher After oprGng general list, declined
TO II per ccuI,, latter for Denver e Rio
Grande, but at Il o'clock has received ICpi
per cent. Rchmond & Danyille re-.
ccived u further advance of 4 per cent.
Stocks generally weaK--Alabama, class
A, to 8, Alabama, class A, small, 81 !.
Alabama, class y. 5's, I,0li Alabama, class
8, As, S2l; Chicago Northwestern, i.23S I:
do. preferred, l.39; Erie .---; East Tennes,
see Railway, l4l; Georgia Railway.
lG, Illinois Central, 1.30I; Lake
Shore " Michigan Southern.
l.l@; Louisville & Nashville,
lW l.2; Memphis Il Charleston, 72; Nash,
vile y Chattanooga, SO "a; New York CEN
tral Il Hudson, 70 l-2; Pittsburg & Cleye-
land, guaranteed, l,& l-2 Richmond ,S AL
legheny, i2 Richmond 4 Danyillc. I.0i.
Rock Island, l,33; Wabash, st. Louis Il
Pacific, 355-S ditto preferred, ~ III; West
ern Union Telegraph. SO l-S; sub-treasliry
balance, coin, S4,5di ,079; currency, ST..
420,l22. ft ~
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Accident In 2 Nine.

LoSDoS, December 20.-lt is now be-
lieyed that only forty persons were killed
by the boiler explosion which occurred
at Orell mine yesterday. Orrell mine is
situated one hundred and fifty yards above
Arly mine and the effect of the explosion
in the former imprisoned one hundred and
fiity miners in the lower mine. These
were subsequently, rescued Those recoy.
cred from the upper seam were seriously
burned.
LATER.-It is now ascertained that thirty.
four persons were killed and thirty injured
by the explosion yesterday in the coal pit
mines ut Bolton.
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McnMoSp, Va, December ps4tIn iile
Senate to-day Rddlebarger introduced
bills, iorerunners ofa bill for the settle
nent of the State debt known as the rid
dcbarser Bill, intended to prevent the re.
ceiving of coupons in payment of taxes.
They are so framed that one bill, of which
the constintionality is questioned will
be acted upon by the present
Court of Appeals, and the other
by the new court which comes ira
January /, 1883. The first bill alleges that
many illegal coupons are in circulation, and
prohibits the use of coupons for the pay
ment Of taxes until their genuneness has
been duly determined in court. The second
bill makes it unlawful for any collecting
officer Ia receive anything but money for
taxes. Payment may be made under pro-
test and persons SO paying may then sue
aud have their money refunded.
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Riddlebarger Elected .

RICHMOND, VA, December 20.-In the
General Assembly to-day vote was taken
for United States Senator to succeed john
ston, whose term expires March 4th, 1852
A full vote was cast in both houses. result.
ing in the election of IL. II. Riddlebarger
Readjuster candidate, who received solid
party vote. The Democrats voted solidly
for Senator John W. Johnston, the present
incumbent in the Senate. The straight
out Republican vote was cast for General
q. c. Wickham.
NEW YoRK, December @.-The Evening
Post has the following special from Ricll-
mond: In the House the Democrats made
several unsuccessful attempts to force the
Roadiuslers TO an ayowal as to which
pnrty in the Senate Riddlebarger would
support when he gets there. II was con-
tessed that RiddIebarger was unpledged.
The Republicans said they had no sort of
understanding with him as to which ma.
iional party be would oilicate with in the
Senate.
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I'anlcky.

LONDON, December eO.-The Standard in
its financial article this morning, referring
to the decline in the value of American Sc
curitics yesterday, says: The market has
been completely disorganizcd for some
time, and buyers could with difficulty be
found.
The Daily News in It's financial article
says; IN American markets the state OF
matters has been described as one of semi
patio The bulls weE overloaded with
stack which they were unable TO get rid Of.
The Daily Telegraph in its article says
The feeling of the market closely approach
ed the character OF panic Sales wer0
pressed with little discrimination in choice
of stocks
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nllslhterpreted, There is not now nor has
o. oeen en- single case of smallpox in the city
9i 9 oorsicana; The village Of kearns, on the
teNaS q 81 Louis Railway, sixteen miles
IRON mere, was mentioned Us the place at
wnlen our County Judge had ordered the
SSrscIloh OF . pest house. Theonly sufferers
I roin .ne disease are in that neighborhood
cana never was in more healthn,l con5i.
tion generally than at the present time.
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WAsnIScroS, December N.-Thc follow
ing Internal Revenue appointments wcro
made to-day; J. &. Callahan, @.
NJ. Seller. A. ]. Hand, ii. IL.
Hall and q. y. Flowers, storekeepers aud
gaugers for the Sixth District of North
Carolina
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PARIS December .l.--Ai the supplement
;a'y elections for Members Of the Chamber
Of Deputies, held yesterday, NJ. Grnett,
member Of the Republican ma
iority, was returned for Aries. M.
Clements has been elected there and in
the second CircumscriplUn Of the 18th ar
rondissment Of Paris but he decided 10 sil
'Or the latter constituency.
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CHICAGO December 20.-Thcfe were
twenty deaths from smallpox in Chicago
last week, four from this disease yesterday
and thirteen new cases to dcvelope. 1t ha,
been proposed in the Chicago Common
Council to erect temporary small pox hos.
pital on the White Stocking base ball
grounds on Lake Front
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Murd

PETERSBURG, Va, December lS.-Infor-
nation has just been received here of a nan
being murdered named Goodwin, at Viii
SON North Carolina, last Saturday night.
The body was placed on the railroad tfack
whore ii was subsequently found. The
parties who committed hecrime are known
but have not yet been captured
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While n number Of workmen were en-
gagged, near Topeka. Kansas, Thursday,
making excavations for the abutncnts of
the Santa Fcs bridge, the bank cayrd in
burylng two OF them, William sharp and
Henderson badly, though not fatally, hurt.
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Houston.
Special to the Herald .

Special 10 the Herald.
Housros, December @.-The cnse Of
Matt Banks for the murder Of car driver
here last Christmas will come up In the
Criminal Court tomorrow. The Grand
Jury report to-day makes serious present.
ment against the city police. charging
them with gross derelictlons OF duty.
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WASHINGTON, December 20.--ln answer
to inquiries from postmasters in different
parts of the country, the Postmaster-Gcn.
eral has issued an order directing that on
December 26th inst, and on Monday, the
ID day OF January, posiofices Of the coun-
try shall be closed rs on other legal ho!.
idays
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A young man named Treen vctimircd
Montreal banker out OF $500, . few days
ago, on q certificate Of deposit on the Mer-
chants National Bank OF Boston. but with
a forged endorsement. lie had lust gone
to Montreal from Boston. He d, eamped
for Chicago aiter getting ihc money.
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Trial OF Isxposlio .

PALERMO, December D.-The trial Of Fix
posito, the alleged brlgand crtradited nom
the United States, commenced yesterday.
OF thirty.two witnesses summoned In tho
case fifteen have failed to appear.
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EVANSVILLE, IND, December 2O.-The
steamer J. s. Hopkins took fire this morn
ing and was completely destroyed. Her
people escaped but lost their effects; loss
$40, 600; insurance $25 900, ,mostlyin Eastern
and foreign companies.
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large variety of gilt and silver jswslry, gar.
net sets, garnet pins, garnet ear drops Cellu-
loid Jcwelry, Jet, Garnet and Rubber Bracelets
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JsnnIe Cr.msr,s Father Dead.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, December 20.-J. NJ
Cramer father Of Jennie Cramsr, who wal
murdered last August, died this morning
aged 81, Of consumption.
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For Holiday Presents.

Lace and silk Hsndkerchiefs, Lace and Null
Fichus, Embroidered Fichus Lace Collars.
Plush Collars Childrens Collars Applique and
Duchess Lace Scarfs, Barb's and Jabots silk
Ties. etc =, and a great variety of made-up Lace
goods. Beaded Capes and Collars, etc.
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Suiciied

ATLANTA, December 3O--Judge J. A.
walch, a well.known citizen of Newman,
and until recently editor of the Newman
Herald, committed suicide Saturday night.
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Anoat.

NKw ORLEANS, December 2o.-A Key
West dispatch says: The steamer Hector
tloatsd last night, after liEhtering.
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For Holiday Presents.

Japanese goods Card Cases, Paper Racks, and
japanese Screens; Desks and Jewelry cases OF
all kinds. Celluloid Toilet Sets, Largest Assert
nent vf Albums in Plush. Leather and Cloth,
Fans in all styles and sizes.
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PARIS, December o0.-A commercial
treaty between France and Portugal has
been signed.
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NV YoGx, December N.-The Produce
Exchange will close Saturday briorr Christ.
mas.