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Dry Goods.

PRIsTs-Freenan's 5H;Anconia, ca; Glouster,
va Bristol, g; Greenwich. 6; Peabody, solid 6:
Lodi fancy, 5's Harmony, So; Sprague, 6; Ham,
iltOn, Ga; COchero, 6R; Allen G.
FINE BROWN DoNEsTIc--Central. 5t,. Gilcoa.
Z Busy Bee, Z; Continental S; Pocahontas, I;
Cedar Falls. 71s; Greenbrier, SH; Atlantic Sb;
Rockingham, So; New Hartford X, AZ; Hamlet
Mill, "a; Boston, 90, s; Linnwood, OK
BLEAcnEn DoMEsTIos-Barnsley, 6; Dover, s;
Commonwealth, o. 51; Morning Star, ~; Fruit
Loom, l0h; STANDARD, TO- Chapman X, TX; AL
toona GA; Elmdole, bh; Sonora 6; Signal b. 5h;
Just out, -; Paramount A, 6h;
HEAVY Brown Observation-Disclosures, TX: Au.
gush S; Rocky Mountain, TX; Old Dominion,
Ga; Agawan F. Ga: Collingwood. TX; Star of
the west 50; Princeton, Az Indian Orchard, 81;
ParS a o. Buckeve. S3s; Cabot W, ~; Lyman, I,
~.
sHEEl TNG-Lancaster, lO-A; Gle; Monadnock
l0-A, 3d. Androscoggin. 90, 27H; Androscog.
gin. l04 FL; Lancaster l0.A blcached, %: Low
ell, 10. 4 ble,Nchcd %; sullivan, lO-A bleached
49, Monodnoc (; ~. 2i'a Monadnock, 10.K, 25
COTTON FLANNELs-Amoskeag AAA, 17c; do
BIB bleached, IS; Hugeh0t $, s. do bleached, o.
Hamilton X +, brown, 10; do F, bleached, III
Lawrence, FF brown, o. Fremont D L, X,
Nashua X, nv.
hISKoRf--h".l dleman. Tx; Easton, 10; West.
ern S;ates, S15i American, SxS, ga; do 6x6, ~;
sheridan 3X3, S1a; Mechanic 3xS, s,
DRILLs-Boot s. Suffolk, SJs; Adriatic, 91S;
Laurel. 9: Rock Head ~
TcKING-Arkwright II; Amoskeag AGA, 17}s;
Han Hamilton D y Emwood ~ Ocean, $; Jewet
Stand l21l Cords AAA lGA
PLAID sNABuRGs-Ottawa, So; Georgia, llK;
Magnolia, IA; Atlanta $; Tidal Wave, 9; Delta,
$; Hurricane 10.
CHEvIoTs-Rerkshire IA, II; Monitor. Q; Bonn.
Bay, ~; Langley, TO- Longs best 49, Bristol, Sys;
Bunker Hill. TO-
COTTON DUcK-Arkwright fancy. Is; Stark
gray, l4hs; Bear Duck SOz, 23]S; Polhemas Mill,
lOt5: Montauk AA, 3D. KirkwOOd, Is.
KENTUCKY JEANs-Irving Doe, I2]s Leaning
ton. 32 Montgomery, 30 Glen Lock, 2GH: Wood
land, 221a NOrwalks, 90 Sandusky, Tx, May.
brook, H. DeeTwood, l6
REPELLANTs-ClintOn, 70 Rival, 65: Cumbcr.
land, 81 10; Foxcraft IS; Farnsworth, 05.
LINlNGs-Ashland, l215 Greatrock "a, 15 Be-
atty, ll1s Blue Rock, PA; Andalusia =, Is.
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IMPORTS.

In Liverpool the opening, highest, lowest,
closing and average prices of middling up
lands on the spot for the past four seasons
ended September 80 compares as follows:
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sPoKEs.From . to 2}1 inch, per set, xxx sc
lect, 3d. Xxx, 81 Is.
SAWED FELLoEs-l2i to "a, 81 rs per set.
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COTTON STATEMENT.

In Liverpool the market displayed an
upward tendency, but there was no change
in quotations, middling, 6 0-l6, Orleans
q ll-l6. Receipts, 1880, of which $500 were
American. Sales 1900, of which Ameri-
can were 1900 bales.
New YORK spots Opened and closed
steady, middling, II 1916. Sales, 2,57S.
The market in New Orleans opened firm
and closed steady, middlings, fl!. Sales,
1850.
Galveston spots opened and closed firm,
middling, liz. Sales, 1850; receipts, 3,lG0.
st. Louis closed firm, middlings, lll. Re-
ceipts, 4, l60; sales, l,l5S shipments, ,5i5.
Messrs. Ellison Il Co., of Liverpool in
annual review of the cotton trade, say the
past, season has witnessed continuance
OF the revival in the cotton trade which
commenced about two years ago.
The following table gives the average an
nual value of cotton goods and yarn inn
ported into and exported from the under
mentioned countries in the two periods of
lS70-7i and lS75-70
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Fine and medium fine CSC; heavy, dc; black,
bury and dirty, to loo of.
Dry flint, Is pounds and upward, l06l2Hc;
dry hps, l0@llc; wetsalted, Yoke; green butch.
or hides, 5r@6c; all damaged wet or dry. half
price; deer skins, SOC; sheep skim Syom 25@5Oc
each.
BEEswAx--14 to lsc per pound as per color.
TALLow-ln barrel, 4hc: in cake, Sc per ID.
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in number, take in during year 10000,
600 pledges.
The Scottish-American Land Company,
located at Emmetsburg. Iowa, has sold
to actual settlers In little over wear
S,927 acres of Wild land, worth $lT ,l3s.
Some land in Paris has been sold at the
rate of S2,0O,OO per acre; in London for
| S5WO,OOO per acre; in New York for 5000,
600.
MES will pay $500, in dividends this week.
This will bring its total dividends to that
date up to $2O,3jO,00O.
During the month of October fifteen Of
Selma's, Arkansas, leading mercantile
houses did business of 81, ll5,000.
Ten acres ofvines in Talbot county, Geor-
gia, last year produced s 1850 gallons Of wine
valued at $l2.375
The World estimates that Nashville neo-
pie squander 5000 month on lottery
tickets.
An eighteen-pound sweet potatois among
tne georgia exhibits at the Atlanta Exposi-
ton.
IN 1877 Liverpool received from the
United States and Canada 2,9l0 head of
cattle, While thus far this year 90, 9l7 head
ofcattle have been landed at i.iycrpool
from this side the water. The originator
OF the export catt.e trade had no idea of the
ultimate magnitude of the business, and
the English herdsmen are alarmed. Ameri-
can beef is selling in the European market
al from II to l3t cents, and the Supply is
not equal TO The demand, wv
COTTON.
The receipts to-day were about three
hundred bales, and while the market was
lrnt we could learn of no ell. ngc in price.
GOOD Ordinary. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. eS
LOW mluuling ,.,..., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Miuinlg; .:,,''.,,,,,..',', ,,'''..''.,'',, lOss
un,d hluulrs, ,.,',..,,.''.,,...' IVA
MldoLng ialr. ,..,,...,,,...,..r,....l IL
The movement of the crop at this place
has been as follows: For the week ending
last evening NOV. l7th) the receipts have
been Sli bales against |, 40S same week last
year The total receipts since September |,
1881 have reached l6,22l bales against ~,
69l bales for the same period last year,
showing decrease of & ,i73 bales. Stock on
hand now is 5,476 bales, IA decrease of i0i
bales during the week., but 2l72 bales p.ore
than at the same time last year. the price
for middling asst year this time, was 9sc,
while to-day it is l0sc. The temperature of
the weather is getting decidedly cooler, and
tonight we expect II killing frost, damaging
to the top crop farther south. The top
crop here has long since ceased to be looked
upon as reality. The light receipts here
may not be owing entirely to
the short crops, for many points
on the different railroads penetrating
the country in every direction are receiving
cotton which, i'll years past, was brought to
this city and helped to swell the aggregate
of her receipts. Still the crop this year
generally is short, and may not be more
THAN three-tourths of what was gathered
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GERMAN MILLEr-We quote none in the market.
Harden, &c per paper, retail; wholesale N to
&c per paper.
CoTroN-At the oil mill, Exc per bushel.
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we make the following quotations:
layerss2 90@3 %. = " ~
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Browns Vegetable Compound
Cures Billiousncss and Sick headache.
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CoOperage


Molasscs barrels 81 80; halfbarrels, 81 %; Kegs,
1Sc sugar barrels, 55 half barrels As; hoop poles
per l,00O, So.
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.CoFFEE-Rio common, 12h@Iic; fair, l3h6lI5c:
choice, AK to 10; Laguyra, II to 1874; Java, 2Si
@30hc.
TEAs-Imperial, gO@65c; Young Hyson, 10000;
oolong, 45@60c Japan, 60@65c.
SuGARs-We quote: Powdered 12Ac; crushed,
l2Ac; granulated, PC; standard Al,liA; extra,
9 ION; Louisiana white clarified, IL to llA vel.
low, clarified, II to Ike; choice, lOc; prime,
9hc; fair, 9hc.
MoLAssEs-Louisiana choice, Csc; prime soc:
fair TO good none In market.
PoTAToEs-sS 1904 Is per barrel, and 81 65per
to 81 20 bushcl
SWEET PorAroEs-sl.5O per bushel.
ONIoNs-A per barrel.
RicE-wholesale tx TO Sh.
al S. S'''
CRAcKrRs-soda, X, s1; Xxx, OK xxx, 10 V,
cream, II; ginger snaps, Tx.
SoAr-0live, 81 per box; blue India, X ID:
bars, IS % per box; y Id. bars, 81 rs per box; ID
bars, g 70 per box. Eureka Soap, 81 S. Cy.
clone, IS Is.
BEASs-7,s to Sc per pound
CANDLEs--Star. full weight 16 10.
CHEEsE-l5ke.
HoNINY AND Gmrs-- to G 50 per barrel.
DRIED ArpLEs-Sis09h.
DRIED PEAcHEs-Unpeeled, none; peeled lie
per pound.
PleKLEs-sn SO@la per barrel; half barrels,
81; firm
Coal oI-llo deg. fire. test in barrels, lie;
In cases, s. 20.
CLOTHES PINs-Round, Csc; spring. 81 per box
MEAsUREs-h bushel. iron bound IS so 80
dozen; Wo.hoop pals, 81 10; three. hoop, SO Is;
TuBs-Three nest 81 1902 so eight nest So
No ], 50 80 per dozen; No. 2 IS So No. g. Z 8 per
WASH BoAnps-Wood, 81 80; zinc, 90 New
Era, s. 50@2 20.
WE'LL BucKErs-s4 oo@4 25 per dozen.
powDRR-s6 65 per keg Of 25 pounds, 10y, do
So IS; 6k do 81 90 blasting kegs, 81 so
sHoT-Drop, bag. 81 10 TO 81 %; buck, s. 40 to
$3.50.
~, MA s,H barrels, sll half barrels, 81
barrels, s. 80 TO Co. kits, 90 to Csc; No S-barres.
s. to ~; half-barrels, IS TO o. 30; kits, $50 70
sl10.
HAMs-Canvassed IA l-2@l6c.
pals TO 10 lbs loo. lbs. at Is ID
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Live Stock

Live Stock
CATTLE-Four years, Sls@22; three years, sli@
II; two years, s9@i2 so; one year. s76I9.
Barn cows sl2 50@lS; stockers, Sl2@25: mich
cows and calves sl5@25; springers, s15@25
HoRsEs,--ponios sl0@S0 farm stock, siO@60
harness livery, S75@l25 fancy harness. $3.50
1876; harness spans, sS5095OO.
MulEs.small, iO@65; medium, s75@l0O; extra
draught, slOO@l5O
HoGs-None on the market and In demand
s. per head. Per weight, 2A@13c per pound.
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Iron, Nails, Wire, Etc.
lRoN-We quote merchant bar, 4e rates; Nor
way and Sweden. lOc.
PLow STEEL-7c.
WIGE-Smooth wire, No Q. SIC; Nos 10 and II,
&c; No. L; Ic Jappaned, barbed wire, &c; gal.
vanized barbed, Ice
Horse sHoEs-Pcr keg, IS So
=. HORSE SHOE NAlLs-Per box, Is lbs, No. T.
S. So No. s. 8 25: No. G. S.
NAIlS-From lOd to cd. sL25 rates.
TIMER SToCK-BlOck tin per In. sOc. I'm
plate, l4x2O, IS pei box; e llx2S IS; do, / X
81 80 zine, l2c per pound solder, l5c per ID;
sheet iron, &c per pound;
AIEs-Per box, IS 50@l0 So
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see red, 9l-2c choice white. lOc coeoanuls, ~
per 100.
FIGs-None In the market.
DATEs-ln trails S,a9c per ID
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Poaltry nnd Gnme.

EeGs-Merket well supplied lb@lsc perdozen.
BurrER-Northern, 2@27, Texas, 20e25e.
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NEW ORLEANS, November lS-Futures opened
steady at Ii So for January; Mt noon adv mood
three points, and closed at IL 20. Sale. ~ I'M
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much dreaded by the best people in Russia oi course
he may have changed, because am speakineoI ton
years ago. But still the accounts in the papers
me very much"
What effect will the change have on the prospec" Oh
peace in Europe I"
at viii hasten general war in my opinion Ine
present Empress is or was when l knew nei'
very bitter toward Germany II was said sue
even went far as to refuse "
wear anything that made there because OF the c
that the Emperor William had taken by force two OF tne
most important provinces her fathers kingdom. WIN
this feeling 1t would not surprise me to sec RUSSIA inc
ally OF France in conflict against Germany that wouu
undoubtedly arise II Greece and Turkey deelaLe h N
Russia and Germany have been IN sympathy Will ea t
OF her on the East Question But now IL VIII 10 Du'
natural for the former to assist the King OF 1rerIe
because he is the brother OF the ELL ELL
press of Russia. Greece has been very
actively engaged OF late in warlke preparations. -
war is declared IL probable that France Will lmme
diately ally herself With Russia, as an entering
for declaring war against Germany. The French Peope
never better prepared and at the very first oppOtuh
they will certainly strike for the repOssesson OF tne
two muohcoveted provinces. Such is my belief shoru
it take place. think il would be bad for America De
cause general European war could not be otherWlse.
do not think the assassination VIII anect tne fehtiVhs
between Russia and this country because Know tne
present Car was very friendly to us. II VIII undOuD
edly stop all reforms in that country Tor some une "
come"
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THE SENATE COMMITTEES.

CArCUsEs OF THE TWO PARTIES-riE DEMOCRATS
YIrtptxG WITH As GOOD GRACE As POSslBLE-A
FEW RgPURLCA% CHANGES.
WAsuiXGroN March 1J.-Thc Republican Scna-
tors in caucus this morulng completed their Senate
COMMITTEES lq.s, with the exception OF the usuai
number Of vacancies for minority representation
which were left 10 b., flied by the Democrats. The
only changes made to-day in yesterdays assignment
Of the chairmanships are n transfer OF Senators
Teller and Kellogg to tie chlirmanships OF Pensions
and Railroads respectively, aud substitution OF
Senator Ferry for Senator Frye as chairman OF tho
Committee on Rules Senator Malone remains on
the list as chairman Of the Committee on Agrlcul-
ture. and is also assigned to tho Naval AiairS and
Post Office Committees. The full Republican mem
bcrship of the more important committees rs pup
Iished in The TRIBUNE to-day is unaltered, eXcep1
bv placias Senator Teller on the Privileges and
Elections Committee, instead Of Mr.. Mem ian,
The Military Affairs Comhttee IS 10 De coulpos1u p1
AZ follows so far rs the RopnbcahS are Coucclneui
Meases Iogan, chairman, Burnside, Cameron, OF
PennsylvauIa Harrison and Sewell. -, C...,.
The majority memborshp o. tnG naTJ! "a PennsyI
tee will consist of Mesars. Cameron OF TenhSyl,
yania chairman, Anthony, kOlllhs' Manouc anu
Platt. of Now York. - 81 - L.dod hr
The Post Office Committee will DC neade9 Sy ~
Senator Ferry and the other alifes 96 uo
majority are iU bc Messs. Hill, OF COlorauO, faJt
OF New-York. Malone and sawyer. ,u .,,,. of.or
The Democratic Senators hell odu.u Sa'o 1i,, a.
noon Mt which "a the result oil ReheFal GIscusslo
HN
of Yesterdays developments III regard 70 Ine covrOt
Of the Senate organization 1t was ueclue9 IS ncoopV
the situation gracefully by preparing ilstph Dtno
cratic Senator's for appointment on tue eonmtteSs'
in the ratio of four Democrats TO five RGpqPboqns n tba s
instead of pursuing the endeaVOr 10 OBTAIN In1 + %
iOrty Representation, which IL now dlscoFeIou W "o
Fhe committee who prepared the list embodied IN
Mr. PendletOu's pending resolution were accordlney
nstrncted TO revise lt and report to future caucus
The general sentiment d9y was Sy9rSs nreoedent
Lv fho snogested pairlng of Democratic SEN
afors with tho expected incoming Repnbll-
cans from Maine and Minnesota, and attnongn
the Democrats will be ready to acquiesce promptly
in in the Republican control Of the organisation
when the latter obtain the necessary n1nOor Eor OF
votes it is not probable that their entry INTO POwe%E %
tho three Committees wiz: Private Land Claims,
Revolutionary Claims and EngrOssed Bs tb Vnnfa %niSn
are usually given to the minority 8 70 ,h tpe
70 Messrs - rs Bayard Johnston, and Davis, Of West
Virginia as they are the seniors IN length OIL serVe'
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MEMORIAL SERVICES IN WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, March 15-The memorial ser
vices commemorative Of the death Of the Emperor Alex
ander were held nc 4 o'clock this afternoon AT
the Russian Embassy The front parlor had been fitted
up as a Greek chapel, and the mansion within and with
out was heavily shrouded with emblems Of mourning
President and Mrs Garfield the members OF the Cabinet
and their families. aud the members OF the Diplomatic
Corps and their families invited TO be present
The Russian ConsuGen and tho Rev. Father BIER
riug, pastor Of the Greek Church In New-York'
arrived here at 10 a. m, and proceeded at once
TO the Embassy where the grand high Imperial requiem
mass was celebrated Father Berring officiating assisted
by Father Lapuohin The services opened with chant
by the two priests "DO rest the soul OF the deceased
thy servant, o Lcrd"; next was prayer by Father
Berrng; then followed reading Of selections OF Scrip
ture by Father Lapuchn, and the chant Rest his SOUL
o Holy Man. In Thy Kingdom" by tho two priests. The
services concluded with the beuodciOn aud blessing or
the congregation by Father BerrinR, after which the
members Of Russian Legation advanced and Tever
emily kissed the crucidK. The Diplomatic Corps was
fully represented with their families Jne Secretary 0I
stnte, wife and son also present.
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AN UNNATURAL BROTHER.
ELEVATORS AT COUNCIL BLUFFS.
TELEGRlPHIC NOTES.
pAITIMoRE ANNUAL CONFER

BALTIMORE ANNUAL coNFERENcE
UGRRIsoNBURG, Va. March 15.-lhe Baltimore
Conference adjourned sine die at o'clock tins after
noon' woMAN's SUFFRAGE MEETINGS.
AInANY. n Y, March 15.--The Noman's Suffrage
rarv held meeting Conoes, Saturday ana at East Al
ADJOURNMENT OF A LEGISLATURE.
UpryIJNG. w. Va, March ID he Ieglsiatunrse ts
~ ms gtao adjourned at noon today uhlu the seoHu wv
nesday Ia January lS62
''' THE HUDSON RIVER OPEN .. - ths
POUGnKEEPsIR, March io.-AI tno nv NnT Nv ynpk W"
tSscn h. hrokeu up from Hudson south 70 nSN-ioA a
boat can 20 through Albany without mneh olSouS'
y ,s1.n,lSY hiLLSD Gam March 16-Edward Barry.
NJ NansatacE Conn xentyeght wss her Sy
- uiff while walking on the uhck neAf NaeOiUHS
ia hsd be en- married but THREE weeks
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CONNECTICUT KYIGHTS TEMPL4R.

MERIDEy Conn, March 15.-The annual
concave the Graud CommGndcry Of the Knights EN-
plar Of Connecticut met in this city with the St. Elmo
Comnandery to-day. Every Commandery OF the state
was represented Tho following officers wore elected
for the ensuing year: Grand COmmandhr. Nelson j.
Welton OF Waterbury; Vice Commander. Joel X a0l-
comb Hartford GeneralissmO j. B. kibOurn, Middle
town Captain. General, A. b. Golding. Snrwak Pre.
late. James Welsh Danbury: Recorder. John W. stead
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lstionshp between Russia and Prussia had con-
tinued for three generations. The deceased soyer-
eign had been very near to hisshsart. HIS fall
proved that Divine intervention alone could protect
the lives Of monarchs or determine their destipies
Nevertheless legislative bodies should do their duty
in respect TO all destructive tendencies and place
bounds to them in time.
GRIEF IN AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, Tuesday, March 15, 1881
The Emperor and the Imperial family attended
requiem mass to-day.
SYMPATHY FELT AT ROME
ROME, Tuesday, March 10, 1881
The Court will 60 into mourning for twenty days.
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SrOLEN MONEY RECOHERED.

BALTIMORE, March 15.-Charles s. Brisbane
of Philadelphia. arrested at Magnolia on the FhH'
ibio Wilmington aud Baltimore Railroad, this even
inc ON the charge OF having stolen 81 900 from BITS EN-.
poy Philip Walsb, OF that city When erFes'eu F7SA
OF the stolen money was found on MS person.
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4 CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION.

GREENsBoRo, n. c., March 15.-The cele-
bration of the hundrcdh anniversary OF the Battle
OF Guuford Court House took place here to-day. Tho
Raleigh IAght Infantry, OF Greensboro. gave asroot
parades. There was great gathering In the evening
and enthusiastie speeches were made by leuIenAnt-
CIoyernor J. L. Robinson. Judge r. H. DICK, the Hon. A.
NJ scales, Colonel John y. Staples, f. H. Busber, ana
otlers The day was generally observed as holiday.
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INCREASING BANK CIRCULATION.

WASHINGTON, March 15.-The Controller of
the Currency to-day reports the amount OF circulation
issued to National banks which had previously reduced
their circulaOns by the deposit Of legaender notes as
$3.50 $50, which has been issued to twenty-five diner
ent banks The amount of United States bonds dep0s-
tied to-day by banks which had previously wtnotAw9
them Is $900000 and the amount previously 1epostea
as security Tor circulating notes Is SllOOOov mlA4ns
in nll abOnt 81 900 600 deposited by nneeen OaAs'
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GAMBETTA REBUKEs A MEMBER OF THE CHAMBER
OF DEPUTIES.
PARIS, Tuesday, March Is, 1881.
In the Chamber of Deputies to-day, NJ. Talandier,
an Irreconcilable complained that he had valnly
tried to protest against the motion of NJ. DuBodan
yesterday that the House adjourn in view OF the
death of the Gear.
President Gambetta replied that If NJ. Talander
had protested against the almost unanimous vote OF
the Chamber he would have enforced the standing
orders against him. NJ. Gambetta reminded the
House that the Legislature under the Empire had
adjourned on the occasion of the assasslnatloh OF
Abraham Lincoln. The subjectwas then dropped
1t is stated that the IntrdHstgednt and COyeR wiz
be prosecuted on charge of apologzing ior crlhe
in articles IN regard to the murder OF tne CEaT.
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ACTION AT WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, March 15-In to-day's Cabinet meet
ing there was a general expression of sympathy for
the Imperial family aud the Russian people IN their
bereavement, and the prompt action of the Senate
in adopting appropriate resolutions was commended:
1t was decided that the Senate resolutions adopted
yesterday should be teegraphed. aud later in the
day Secretary Blaine sent them by cable to Minister
Foster at St. Petersburg, with the re- auest tlat no
transmit a copy TO the Russian Minister Of Foreign
AfiaIrs.
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4 STRIKE AZ FALL RIVER.
rpY rELsGRArH 10 ruE rRIBUSE.l

FALL RIVER, Mass, March 15.-To-day, $50
the department OF the Amercap Print
Works struck for 25 additional pay day They
say they ore receiving but 81 0s for labor for which III 90
paid In other cities superintendent Hartley said the
coud be readily filled and they could DO Mornings Dns
srs for goods coming in FAST however, and labor
he needed IL is likely the strike VIII sOOD en as coes
not M MI Involve the great operative organizations here
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A CHILD C0NEESSIYG BURGLARK

RED BANK n. j., March 15.-Oh Saturday
night the store OF Anthony Perdona In Broadst vas
broken into and the money ried Of it's conters
On Sunday night another successful burglary was eou
mtted the store Last night the pOnee arrestea
sreeiy among bis schOomates Stewart, VINO isj qute
small and not eleven years Of age 70 nn
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THE DEBT or TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE. March 15.--The House bill pro-
vdng for the settlement Of tho State debt In accordance
with the proposition Of the bondhodcrs passed i's
second reading IN the House day by vote OF 40 to j.
cancus 10 night aud agreed unanimously TO vote for the
oil 10 settle the s'ate DEBT IN accordance win tue