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NEW YORK. Dec. 10.-Cotton closed quiet IL 15-
lac for middng uplands and and 124c for mid
ding Orleans.
FLoUR-The market closed quiet; No Q at 3 log
65;Superine Western and State 25@5 5; COM
mon to good extra Western and State 0016 90:
SSa to hsse DO At
do at 8 3049 90; common TO good extra Ohio 80
as rs; common to choice extra St Louis at 0a
double extra 6009 00:Southern -four steady sales
for the week have been 8+.420 bbls.
wHEAT.market closed quiet; No 2 Red Winter
spot 42ss 81 As December at 43 451s
January at 475s@1 4S; February 4S@1 4S1s /;
No Chicago 32a1 36;No a liwaukee at 36 a
80; sales for the week lave been 14,O12,0OO
bush.
Corn--closed quiet No on spot TON GIL n ;sales
at 701ac for December; 7lNn 72c for January:
73% @73 c for February; sales at 7614c for May;
sales for the week have been 6.O42 900 bush.
OArs-closed easier: No White At 81; No 2 do at
5oIsc: No 5 at Asa c. g; /, 10000 bush. ~ w ~
Porkamarket closed quiet at IL so for mess on
spot IL 759i5 % for 5 December; II @is 9 for
Lard-closed quiet; prime steam on the spot at
January; sales for February IL 90, March n egg
IL 6712.
Tailow-quiet at 714@7ssc
BUrTER-steady and very firm for fac stock.
CHEESE quiet aud about steady.
CHICAGO. Dec. i .-Flour Is quiet whea lactive
and shade higher: No Chicago Spring 271s@
January; 295s for February; No 5 do at i41a;
rejected SAG 0,c. Corn steady at 6Os4 aisle cash;
eOs4 for December; Gl@sl Vac for january 6lh
$685. February ssi4 96sA May; rejected 5sc.
Oats drm at 1850 sasb; 48s4 for December; 45ss
for January: 45ssf9451ac February. 4nlac May.
Rye is unchanged. Barley easier at u491 O6.
Dressed ogs hrmer at 6B@7. Pork lower; old
16 621s; new at IL 90 for cash;16 90@i6 92N for
january; IL 12E February; Ia 35@l7 371s for
March. Lard lower at IL 90 cash and December;
IL l21s for January; q, for February l 371a
GIL 4 for March. ,ulk Meats easier. shoulders at
so; short ribs at 30; short clear Is.
Rece1pte-1O 600 bbls hour, 5000 Dusa wheat,
80 OC0 hush corn, 81 ,0c0 5ush oate. A, 100 .busb
rye 1000 bush barley.
Shipments IL 600 bbls nour, 10 600 bush wheat,
99,0005bush corn, Al 900 bush oats, 2. 300 bush
RE $4,000 bush barley.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. TO- Flour is quiet. Wheat opened
higher but declined; No Red Fab at 1914 cash;
80 for January; 426s for February; 44ss for
for March, No do at 81; No do 2O1s. Corr
firm at 63Ac for cash; 64Aac for January; 65szc
Feb 667sc March; 68sl for May. Oats higher at
4SAc for cash. 47szc January; b0Mc May. Pork
easier at IL 80 Feb. Lard easier at IL Sc.
Hecepts-6.OOo bbls nouI, "A o,Ov ousn wheat,
~ 00D bush corn, 1909 bush oats. 10000 bnth
rye 13ot 0 bish barley.
Shipments, 10000 bbls nou-, $4,000 bush wheat,
2 124 ,0co oust. corn, 1000 bush oats 1900 bush
Barley, 00C0 bush rye.
DETROIT. Dee. 10.-Wheat quiet and firm; No /
White at 81 cash and December ;January 1874;
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cided to give their support to the efforts Of
Senior Calderon to establish on steady footing
provisional government In Peru. You will,
so far as you can do SO with propriety and
without officious intercession, approve and on.
courage this disposition on the part OF the
Gillian Government, and this Department
will be exceedingly gratiied if your influence
as representative OF the United States shall
be instrumental in inducing the Government
of Chill to give its aid and support to the res
toration of irregular constitutional government
in Peru and to postpone the settlement of all
questions of territorial annexation to diploma
tic negotiations, which can then be resumed
with certainty of just, friendly and satisfac-
tory conclusion. In any representation which
you may make you will say that the hope OF
the United States is that negotiations for peace
shall be co lducted and final settlement be-
tween the two countries determined without
either side invoking the aid or intervention of
any European power. The Government Of
the United States seeks only to perform the
office OF a friend to all parties in this unhappy
conflict between the South American republics
and will regret to be compelled TO consider
how far that feeling might be affected and
more active interposition forced upon it by any
attempted complication of this question with
European politics. If at any time you shall
Judge IL expedient and advantageous to read
this despatch to the Minister of Foreign At
fairs YOU are authorized to do so. A decision
ON this point is left to your discretion.
JAS. G. BLAINE.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
Launch.

Launch.
Bach, Dec. 10.-Goss & Sawyer launched
to-day schooner of 434 tons named A. p.
Crockett, owned by Boston parties and Capt.
Il. III. Thorndike, who commands her.
Maine Sailcr Killed.
Boston, Dec. ia special to the Herald
from New York says that the schooner Thorn
aston of Maine, passing up the East River to
day, came into collision with an unknown
schooner, and was sunk. A sailor, name I'M
known, was caught between the vessels and
fatally crushed.
Fire In Bethel.
BETHEL, Dec 1l.-W. e. Skillings & Co.'s
steam mill, boarding house, stable and fiye
horses were burned Sunday morning. Loss,
81 ,2e0; insured for 81 500 1t was occupied by
d. A. Coffin. Loss $500; no insurance. Cause
unknown.
The Penobscot Closed.
BANGOR, Dec. 1.-THE Penobscot closed to-
day, having been open to navigation since the
Goth Of last March.
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MINOR TELEGRAMs.

A railroad collision near Londoa, England
yesterday, resulted in the death of seven per-
sons, and sixty were injured.
Fire at Atlanta, Ga, Saturday night destroy
ed the horse car stable, and several mules per-
ished in the flames.
Secretary Hunt left Washington Saturday
night, having been summoned by tho sndden
illness OF bis father-in-law
The schooner Wambeck, which has been
missing, has arrived safely at st, Thomas
New York theatres are to give entertain
ments for the benefit OF the Vienna sufferers
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MARINE NEWS.

A Thomaston Schooner Sunk.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE schooner run
down and sunk by an unknown vessel in
East River yesterday was the Commerce, of
Thomsston, Me-, bound for Woods Hole with
100 tons OF sulphur. The vessel which ran her
down was large three masted schooner in
tow OF a tug. Both tug and schooner made
haste to escape as soon as the accident was dis
covered and were not identified.
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er S. j. Raedall, Ex-Governor A. G.. Curtin,
Geo. w. Childs. Hon. z. B. Bart, Daniel
Dougherty, A. K. Mcclure ard Lewis c. Gas.
sidy
G.. 3. d. Fearing died at Marco, Ohio Satur-
day, after long illness. He suffered from a
wound received in the war. He was lineal
descendant of Israel Putnam
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phohihition In Kansas.

TOPEKA, Kan, Dec. 11.-Governor st Johi
has issued proclamation citing that there ex
list ie certain cities combinations of persons
who are defantly violating the provision
of the law prohibiting the manufacture ant
sale of intoxicating liquors, and offering re
wards Of 500 to $500 for the arrest and con
viclion of any person violating, or aiding II
any way, the violation of these laws.
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The Virginia senatorship.

RICHMOND, VA, Dec 10.-Itis authoritative
ly stated tonight that the differences in read
juster circles have all been quietly arranged
and it is now well understood fact that al
opposition to the nomination of Capt I'll. FL
Riddeberger as United States Senator has beer
Withdrawn, and the caucus to be held Tuesday
night viii nominate him without trouble.
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MONDAY MORNING, pECEMBEs u.

tent may or may not recover, as bis system
must be relied upon to react from the deple.
ton essentially consequent upon the strain
which the operation involves. I would not
try il until everything else has failed. Shall I
bring? my instruments
'If you please. doctor. Ali druggist, let as
have two pipkins of spr. frum. with aqu. sui.
Try rip. doctor?'
Thanks, doctor. Got cigarette?"
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The spraeue Divorce case,

Providence, Dec. 10.-At Kingston, this
afternoon, Judge Potter, on application Of Mrs.
Sprsgue's counsel, assigned the first Monday in
case. The counsel for ex-Gov. Sprague claimed
that negotiations were going ON between the
parties, but this was denied by the other side.
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Fatal RaiIroad collision.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Dec. 1L-By coils
ion this morning On the Cincinnati Southern
railroad an engineer, fireman and brakeman
were killed. The engine wasi demolished and
several cars damaged
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DEATHS

In this city, Dec. 18th, Arthur L. only son Of
Alfred and Henrietta Webster, aged year and
days.
81 years.
In ape Elizabeth. Nov. rs, Sadie j. Plummer,
aged / 9 wears 1 month.
In Bath Dec. 8, mis-. william Duley aged 81
years months.
In Farmngdale, Dec. 4. Richard E. johnson. aged
81 years.
In Augusta. Dec. 3, lat Soldiers Home) Capt ABB
ner Turner, of Bath Go. A. Sd Me. Vol.
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LOSS of Business by Railroads.

CHICAGO, Dec. 10.-The inability of railroads
leading East to secure business at present ex-
cept at losing rates is causing much apprehen-
sion among railroad managers, who predict
that if this condition of affairs continues
throughout the winter nearly all the Eastern
lines will be severely crippled The railroads
are compelled to cut rates now to secure some
business and it has even been suggested that
regular rates be still further reduced to meet
the competition of the Mississippi River barge
lines. which are taking grain through from st.
Louis to Liverpool at from II TO IL cents per
bushel A majority of railroad officials, howev-
er, are opposed to making further reductions
in rates at present, as they do not think that
such action would help in moving more freight
The difficulty is not because the freight rates
are too light, but because prices here are much
higher than they are in the East and in Europe
before any change for the better can take
place prices will either have to go down con-
sderably or prices in the East will have to ad-
vance. A prominent Eastern freight official
talking of this NATTER said that as long as pric-
es on the Chicago Board of Trade are reguat-
ed by speculation the railways must suffer.
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MARRIAGES.

In Ferry Village Dec. z, by Rev. True Whittier.
Geo B. Richards and Miss Edith NJ. Trefethen, both
Of Cape elizabeth.
In Richmond, Nov. %. Alfred L. Lilly Of Rich
mond and Miss Abbie 8. Bailey Of Woolwich.
In Pittston, JoseDh Moulton and Miss Della Law
renee, both of Pittston.
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ROREUGN PORTS.

At Accra. WCA, Oct 2, barque Sarah e Kingsbury,
Ames. unc.
Ar at Rio Janeiro prev to 7th inst, ship Thomas
Lord, Robbins. Boston 45 days.
Ar at Pernambuco prev TO Dec 7th brig Caroline
Gray, Snow, East London, twill probably load for
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(By TeIegraph.) 49,
HAVANA. Dec. 10.-Sugar-There was an aosehce
of business for want of stock; stocks In the ware
houses at Havana and Matanzas 20, 600 boxes, "
d bags and $500 hhds; receipts for the week so
hhds. EXPORT during the week 100 boxes, $50 bags
and TOO hhds, all to the United States.
frrights quiet and unchanged.
Spanish gold 1851 .761a. Exchange quiet but
steady on United States 80 days gold 834 90 prem;
short sight do at 3A al o prem: on London nc 19g
1917 prem; on Paris 4l41a prem.
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MINOR KILOGRAMS.

The funeral of Col. Forney will take place
to-day from his late residence. by special de-
sire of Mrs. Forney and family, the coffin will
be borne by Gen. W. 8. Hancock, Gen, D. e.
Sickles, Congressman, W. D. Kelley, ex Speak
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NEW YORK. Dec. 1O.-Afoney closed offered at
4 per cent. on call. The bank statement continues
unfavorable. and shows loss of over $500, 90 In
9 reserve, bring ng the banks about 81 DOC, 900
under.
Sterling Exchange steady: we quote bankers ask
ing rates 80 days bills S0lz per per (of 81 1865
par value), and on demand 4.844, against .SO14
64.84M one week ago. Commercial bills 4.7SA
@4.781s gold.
The following are to-dsy's closing quotations of
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Havana Market.

February at 40; March 41s4 ; April 1 42ss May
43sz No 2 Red 40.
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LIVERPOOL, ENG. Steamship Sardinian-4O
boxes oranges to Perry s. Flint.
MoNCTON, NIB. Schr Active-215O railroad ties
$40 ship XXI ees.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Portland Daily Wholesale Market.
PORTLAND. Dec. 10.
The following are today's quotations OF Flour,
Grain. Provisions. &c.
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New York;
Ar at Aspinwali Dec eth bsrquc Jennie Cobb,
Small, rensacola.
At Progresso LIST inst, barque Am Lloyds, White
more, for New York Sd.
Sid FIN Port au Prince Nov 18th, brig Nellie Hus-
ted Robinson. Miragoane.
At Nayassa Nov 80, brigs Harry Smith. Wakely
for New York, ldg; Eugene Halo, Hillman. for Will
mington, NC.
Ar at Barbados Nov Oath, brig VIM Robertson,
Delano New York; 26tb, bark Shawmut, Schwartz
Boston.
AR at Mayaguez Nov 2lst sch Frank NJ Noyes
Daggett Boston.
sid 10TH sch Ruth Darling, Chapman, for North
of Hatteras.
CID at CienfuegOs Nov "a, barque Rachel, Walls,
New York.
At Havana Sd inst, barque Charles Fobes, Loring
for New York.
AT Matanzas I'd inst, sch Geo Hatch, Murphy,
Cldas Port Hawkesbury 9Th list, barque Journal,
Hennessay, sydney and Portland.
Ar at 81 John NIB, 9th inst, schs Comrade, urnu-
hart, and New England, Cameron. Portland
SPOKEN.
Oct 90 Lat "a n, lon IS W. bargue G Smith,
Jones. rom Boston for Port Elizabeth. .
Nov 49, lat 40 N. Ion IL W. barque Matilda, Grill
I'm. from Liverpool for Valparaiso.
No date lat "a on N, Ion 80 80, brig Belle fres-
colt. White. from Portland for Buenos Ayres.
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The following quotations are wholesale prices and
corrected daily by Storer Bros. b Co., Dry Goods,
woolens and Fancy Goods LA to I52 Middle street:
rrArIzr n narrosca .-.-.
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stock Market.

stock Market.
Tho following quotations OF stocks were received
Saturday by Woodbury. q Moulton (members Of the
Boston stock Exchange), corner Of Middle and Ex-
change streets:
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PORTLAND Dec. 10.
STR Portland, cars SO miscellaneous merchandise.
for connecting roads "a cars miscellaneous mer-
onsndipe.
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Dry Goods Wholesale naarke,.

Daily Domestic Recefpts.
l. by water compensation bush Cornmosl 20 @
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Brig Starlight, which arrived at Baltimore 9th
from Bangor, lost deckload lumber and shingles.
and split sails in q gale Nov 20.
Sch Mary K Amsden. from Dorchester NIB. for
Bos on before reported ashore at title River. NIB.
was towed 10 Calais Sd inst where she she has been
purchased and will be repaired. About 400 tons OF
her cargo coal remain ON board
Aransa. Pass Nov 22-During the recent gale.
barque Palo Alto lost thres anchors and chain+,
and sustained some damage: viii 20 u South Pass
. for repairs Barque Addie z sleeper lost anchor
and chain. Brig Keystone lost TWO snchors and
chains. Sch A r Emerson lost two anchors and
chains.
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Restoration of american Commerce.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 10.-The Board of
Trade has adopted the report of the Committee
on the Restoration of American Commerce.
The leading points are the establishments of a
net income only, the establishment of ocean
postal lines, the remission of duties on articles
entering into the construction of ships, the
adoption of the apprentice system, the enact
ment of legislation forbiddiDg ships under for
eign flags bringing cargo to the United States,
except from parts of the country TO which the
ships belong, decl easing or even RENTING, the
duty on certain articles when imported In
American ships. The report will be printed for
circulation among members OF Congress.
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SAILING DAYS OF STEAMSHIPS.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. DECEMBER IL.
Sun rises ...-..7 81 High waSer Up M. 3.53
Sun SETS 81 Noon rises. ...11 20
MARINE NEWS.
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RresL Reef Market.

Corrected for the PRESS daily by Wheeler, Swift
g. Co., Commission Merchants In Chicago Dressed
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EurSpean Markets.
BY Telegraph.)
LoNpoE, Dec. 1O.-Amercan securtsies-Cnited
States bonds, Avs, LILA.
LvrRpoor,Dec. 1Q-12s Bop hf.-Dotton msss ct
quiet and steady; uplands at e-16d; Orlesns II
1ed;sales 8, % Misrepresentation and export 1000;
utures steady.
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PORT OF PORTLAND.

SATURDAY. Dec. 10.
Arrived.
Steamship Sandman (Br) Dutton, Liverpool via
Halifax-pa passengers and mdse to & A Allan.
Steamship HISTORIAN, (Br) James, Glasgow. 20 de,
with mdse TO II g. A Allan.
steamship Eleanora. Bragg, New York-mdse
Barque john Gill, (Br) Mckenzie. Pictou Ms
1892 tons coal to Railway Co. Vessel to Ryan
Sci. Freddie Walter, Harding, TangIer Sound, Va
oysters to Timmons & Hawes.
Sch Edward Waite, Lee, Philadelphia coal to
Sch Georgia. Coffin, New York-coai to H sar-
s' Sch H Eells. Eells. New York-irou to Rolling
Sch vicksburg Kendall, New York-coal to Port
land g. Rochester RI.
Sch j B Stinson. Stinson, Boston.
Son orisss ODD odeli. Frederiokson. sB-RR ties
Sch Active OBJ Bishop Moneton, NB-RR ties to
Rnmerp Burnie & Co.
Sch freeman M Smith sDsssrf E,vo,,umbsr
Sch Nanseas. Fitzgerald. Prospect Harbor.
Sch May Snowman Oliver. Bath;
Sch Robt Woodruff, Lewis. Wiscasset-heading 10
Sch Syiph. Greenleaf, wiEasset-h heading to Phin-
S Sch Arrival, rarnham. Boothbay:
Sch Lewis r French, Newman, Boothoay.
Cleared.
Baraue Norena, Chase. Matanzas-Geo HUNT
& Co.
Brig Helen o Phinney, Sylvester, Cardenss-Phin-
new q jackson.
Sch Fred jackson, Snow, Matanzas-A L Hobson
Sch j L Cyossley (Br) Cross'ey. Cheverie. Ms.
Sch v Minot. Hathaway. Machias-N Blake.
SAILED-Barque Norena.
SUNDAY. Dec. IL.
Arrived.
Steamer valetta, (Br) Anderson. Cow Bay-eoai
to Il T galway Co.
BarQue Sacramento (Br) -. firm Pictou, with coai
for Grand Trunk Railway.
SAILED-Brig Helen Phinney; sehs Fred Jack
SON Golden Eagle, Arboreer, and others.
IAuNcHEp-At Bath 10th inst by Goss & Sawyer
a schooner of ABA tons, named Crockett. owned
by parties at Rockand and Boston, and 10 Dc COM
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lmEMORANDA.

IAUNcHED-At Bath 10th inst. by Goss q sawyer
a schooner of ABA TONS named A P Crockett owned
nv parties at Rockland and Boston, and 10 be COM
manded by Capt II Thorndike.
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of territory sine qua non OF peace Is calcuiat-
ed to cast suspicion upon the PROFESSIONS WIN -
which the war was originally declared. 1t
NAV very we'll be that at the termination OF
such contest the changed condition and rela-
ton of all the parties to it may make read
justment of boundaries and territorial changes
wise, as well as necessary; but this, when the
war ia not one of conquest, should be the re-
suit Of negotiation, and not the absolute. pre-
liminary condition on which alone the victor
should consent to negotiate. AT this day, wnen
the right of the people to govern themselves
the fundamental basis OF republican lnstitu-
tions, is SO widely recognized, thore 10 nothing
more difficult or more dangerous than the
forced transfer of territory, carrying with It an
indignant and hostile population, and nothing
but necessity, proven before the world, can
justify it.
II is not a ease In which the power desiring
the territory can be accepted as a safe or I'M
partial Judge While the United States Gov
eminent does not pretend to express an opinion
whether or not such an annexation OF terri.4ry
ia a necessary consequence OF tnis
war, it believes shat 1t would %
more honorable to the CHILEAN government,
more conducive TO the security OF permanent
peace and more in c)nsonance with those prin-
ciples which are professed by all the republics
Of America that such territorial changes should
be avoided as far as possible, that they should
never be the result Of mere force, but u neces;
sary should be decided and tempered by full
and equal discussion between an tno po"ers
whose people and whose national interests are
involved. At the present moment the COM
pleteness of the victory OF Chill seems to rem
der such Diplomatic discussion impossible.
The result of the conflict has been not only the
defeat of the allied armies bat the dissolution
Of ali responsible government in Peru Its
soil is occupied, the collection of its revenues
transferred to the. conqueror, Its executive
legislative and judicial functions in allegiance.
It can neither enforce order within nor as
yery earnest and honest one has been made to
create provisional government which. shall
GRADUALLY restore order and the reign of law.
But it is obvious that for such a government
to succeed In obtaining the confidence, either
of its own people or of foreign powers, 1t must
be allowed a freedom and force OF action which
cannot be exercised while Chill holds absolute
possession and governs by military authority
This Governnent, therefore, has been glad 70
learn from its minister In Chill, whom You
srnoaaa 4h.t Aha ObiltaH authorities have de-
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New Work stock and Money Market.

fsa,es at the Brokers Board. Boston, Dec. 1O.l
Edgemoggn Mining Co............ d, :. ....,. 55e