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Tho Graln Trade OF rnrlas.

For a II tic city va hNuele a great deal Of
wheat, corn, oats, rJs aud barley, Eorocord
is Bert Of the amount and ostisafos can
barely be & iSss-wort. This Is ~ Guo grain
coantry as any sao,ion of-tnc north Fo5 and
this trace ought 10 be encouraged BY cur rsl,-
ways more thar IL is 10 insure its oultiya-
ton Tor isarket fA.mvrs russ have margin
on New Orleans, They did nrt have Lat
year, and haven'tgstit now When /, comes
to cotton tsrlds Era supple sud plant and
ready nj al times to accommodate themselves
TO existing cirsum8ances. But they
stick with dsaaly pUrtlsSoty to grain,
Deadly is the word, Tor they are prohlbijory
Of any shipments being usde as Ell. The
railroads arc competing With the Mississippi
river fer coast freight from st. Louis, aud why
not fron the Interfere Te1as9 Me. Newman
has promised sli we want when his road rams
through from Shreveport TO Nav oraras. II
he does wa thsh will be ublt 10 draw Ave- hun
dred tines The amount OF corn 10 town that
wedo now. II viii stimulate ths production
Of all mannor Of Grain In north re1aI, fact
which railway men should cuu5lior.
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III; New 0r.eHns Democrat e,tlmAlsi The
sugar crop IT Lau,slana, VI lS5D, 80 2SI, 900
hoGshsad9, hbt he "l4tr Row, ss lEtoiior
paper, which the Democrat slya b pecu-
Her facilitates a. B.haruS formsusu,H &C.
tlmatas tso crop AZ % 100 hsE heads uers
Ia dii renee ON 900 between the oitsd su.
thondes.
Following iss fslr specimen Of thersports
from tho RexSs COTTON Drop;
Trinity, Jan. IA -.cAs rec1iptl last aersau
Wore zoos lae5} ma aeNSlu % 8a'C, 1 400
bales This giell oHmpartd With last sassoa
Is 1910 2Sper cent. better Ih- cotton Ia xst
all picked yet.
Have is a. failing oGin lc,clpts Of nosr,y
one-hatOye5 l5tt seasap. a ilao report caA
DO trutAmlly made rom many II net majority
OF the small makots I'm reKas The winter
has basn too severe to nkrapt ths staple
The sombipsd exports cf all breadstufIs,
reduced g. bushels how tho largest aggrogate
ever rVeordoi. ufWhoE, the exports lfom TIA
i've ports snaW utcrtaLo OF z OU0, OQ9 bughg1s
compared with 1919, but OF four and corn
There has been large gain. The foreign
shipments OF wheat during 1880, although less
than IN tho previous year, were 10000, sOO
bushels In excess If 1878.
The produotion OF pig Iron In thil country,
IN 1879, was, In round nuahars, about :, OeO,
900 tons, The estlSNatcs Tor 1850 plaes the
hgaro at about 100000 tons, and that Tor tho
eurrsnt Y2Sr at about .OJOQ0s tons. The
maximum capacity OF eli the furnaco7 In the
United STATES 10 IL tho uels hburho0d Of 600
90 tons psr anann. The blOm In tho manu-
fseture Of pig lroR was impaired by the rsvi-
val Of rallr5n. building Ia 1879, Tie pres
peets OF long period Of activity In tho differ
eat Draackcs Of tA2 Iron Interest have INN.
lasod enterprise with Wow 90 oalaig pro
ductiens, vhlch viii enable msnufaclnrerl TO
msst wIa.evtr demands may 90 aasda upon
mem. Tse contump ion Of iron Ia this coun.
Wy 10 enormous aua although there has RS
Gently been tome Sighi advances In priosl,
tha constantly threatening possibility OF lNr.
Gig stocks being thrown ou TO sur marx ct
serve 20 ~ requisite prices thsl domestic
menuiaatnregs can livS, aud Al the tame Gins
the foreigs competition he excluded.
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ave steady. Louisiana molasses made O
slight advance.
Ono cSr-isad OF potatoes brought through
from Kansas by maA keeping red hot stove
in thee all the way 70 Bsnlson. They are
In sacks and held at 81 as per busael, which ia
pretty tight upon fellow citizens Of Irish pro-
iNliies
Butter has advanced TO CSC for choice.
Eggs arc kighor and AK cent, TALKED OF this
morning.
Meats steady and dun.
Pecans In better aszagd and poorer supply.
Between Tho two thay are Higher. Sound
sboek 1e 20 par bushel, and ito oihsr grades
according Is their EeVcralmerlta.
High vines 81 II,
In poultry and game thers is no thing doing,
worthy OF mention.
Wood Is again to the fore aad ia heavy de-
maAd. We did not boar how mach It ad-
vnncsd.
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The stats Of Trade.

In apsskinS 81 he cotton market, a private
dispatch rom New York this mornipr SAID 4,
THE betrs appear b have Misgs their swn
way" Nhlca meant they were az ieor,v to
depresa prices as VIII. .Tho markets woo
wsaser everywhere. ThO Dallas market els.
sutaed a pusely ncaiasl position to-day.
There vas but little offered, although tho
reeeipts footed up 100 bs,os, ~ ef
which came dawn ON TIM
Dallas & Wichita road We let the ouota.
tlons Of yesterday stand for what thew are
worth.
The wpgen trade was almost wholly ans.
peaded. A few loads came In from no,nt.
near tho city, bd nothing beyond Ave mlles
distant. Tbs situation IA taa oouptrv 4. tna
sans-everybodYly lying idlo nround ihslr fra,
They will mot try to do anything untn the
winter breaks, horslni ctaso, and the road.
get dry.
Corn WINS In brisk de nand thi morning and
scarce. All sG.red was grcsdlly taken at Is cc,ta
per bushol.
Oats were also In light receipt snd 4S cent,
Farmere refuse to make contracts for future
delivery at any price. They say tho
bottom has fallen out OF their roads, and
that they went BIO able 10 CONS to town on
horseback in few days more rnless thlpas
take . change
Hay Is Ia active demand. Loose prairie
Commando sie, sia and sll per ion, deter.
mined by The quality, Bslsd retsils at q Per
hundred.
Flour Is very firm At 1926 for syt grades
and es.lo for second grades o. fancy family.
The stsoS In town is moderate, but ample To
supply the demand.
Wheat brsn issteaay at 81 per hundred.
General groceries are very quiet Order and
spot trade was light to-day. Ceiieo and sugar
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RNlIdlug Material.

EMcE--At tho kllas 81 20 to SIC.
hrANr-A tha Dallas quarrlca IA pE tEbiC
foot, Laid IN wall lie.
LUHBNN-NRtlre rough pine s25 per thousand
Dressed on one side, s22 80; FLOORING, tonUu-
ed and gr00Tod, t15; Dressed Notwithstanding,
tl5j Ibrse-slEath tongusd AID EroSvod ceiling,
Rl7 90,
sulEGtRa- Cyprc'l, ~ per NoaEand; Native
pine, sep, g., do heart, 81 rs.
LATuS--S3 FOpsr Thousand
CrH MT FORT ,ott, par bar, Is: -I;0s-
endala, " w. IpuiAviNS, Port land
gG dU.
EhAHrEE oFrAriS-rer barrel, q,
NAIs--rcr puunt, 7}-O.
CEN sNr FLuN' q nch, 81 cents; Z inch, 10
cents; inch ceiling joint, 81; Inch can, Zoo;
Inch ceiling Joint 81 IS; inch cap DO 6Oc
DRAIN PIPES iaoh, l6a per foot; 4inch,
9OG q inch, SIC; inch, 400; Slnch, SOC
NIKE PAINrs-Ready foruse and Ell colorq
81 50 per gallon. Al the tested and standard
makes Gre 90 sale by Dallas dealers.
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mIacelIouooas arosora, gtso1.

eaAmraatE,-s. 758a per Dgshol.
HiCE-WhOlraalg G to ~.
a4IT--In barrel, p2.25, Liverpool In
~ cks, %, s,ftE5, Rocb 81 80 farsaoF
. 7&i frsds Mark, ~; Cream ., gnge.
Snaps 9'l 10 TO-
IEAD--'c rer 10,
Soar Olive, EEt. 1erp0uHdi BlaoIuo,a. en-
8 CO.'S iH'7i 30ap Woras; P7le olive, 5g;
Cambria, uc per Pound Eureka Manufacturing
Dumptuy' cyclone, 2. /, Pale Olive, .; Extra
olive, ~ cents per pound.
6nAHS 5Sliac, Der pgVgd.
GAHDLrs--s!sr, fun wtIiH liEhg VT 49,.
CHEEfE-tleir hWhs, llo; Factory 10 10.
HoWEf ANE GRlrs-Sj@S5. 80 per barrel
eAuER 6EAUr.-tur half barrel Jlij.
ArshEa-s 50 Is to "a % per barrel A stan.
dtrd eart'l of apploS contains II pecks
s,l. l'I 80 70 per bsrEsl. IN s9sks,
Dmrb pEAoa@s--Unpeelod SO, peeled i2a
per pound.
SWEET roTAroEs--5Oc. per an1hsl.
Coal OIL-HcloW ara revised quotation. Is
y. tenti I'm aasro'a - cents, per oEs0 OF . Gall
lon caus So so, and gallon Is cents,
CLornF' PrS'-Rouna, t5ej pying, 1.5: per
ssI,
MEAsHora-a buanel, iron bound, S5.su DER
AOzea; tWO-hOOp pals, 81 10; thres-hOop n n
Tms-Thres nest, 81 .5Q&G4.b0; sig6t sest
n 81.
NAsuGSAHos--W Wood, 81 .SDi alma, 81 90; New
Era, o. ,F6Psl,73.
WILL BUCEnrs- .s,&I4.7 as per dozen.
PeWpEa-s6.AO por key Of 25 p0unds lli, do
VI. 10 ga do 81 50; blasting kegs, Si'2B.
suOr-DrOp, Aag, 50 is, buck 81. 40.
hAoEraEL-Eo, barrels, $40; half-balrels,
,5Oi klta, II pounds, 81 No. 9 barrels, 50.
CANDY-stlok, l36i0c. . pound, Faaoy, Is
10 25c.
Concentrated, 2l.s5asS 49,
horH-'Slsal, "a In basis, iOci cotton, s2c.
N1NEgAR-Pet gallon, -00e30c. AppI5, zoe.
WnArnNS Hln-Eag Gnd Straw, 400. SIS
SrARCu-ilAC.
Euqor wHUEL'-ssrvea' paieus, A,B,C, J.
,nd r. grades, o. TO .l4 pcrgGt.
TOBACCO -Lorlllards bullion grade, gG eli,
max, do 81,
JuGs--Wo quote II 10 " cents yor gallon for
glazed. Crooks j. To II ceutN per gallon for
ElaIod.
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Tho Florence Nightingale or the
Nursery,

Tho following is extract from letter
written to thu GsrmSu Reformed MsSssaror,
o. Chsmbsrburgh, Penn:
A BGNEFACrREss
Just oRsn She door fer her, and Mrs. Win.
slog viii provo The American Florence
Nightingale Of tho Nursery. OF this We are
so sara, that we viii teach our "Susy" to saw.
"A s'Sssisg ON Mrs Wiaslsw," fer helping
her 10 survive sad Escape the gripping, col,
iickins, and toethiRg oiOg& Mrs Winslow's
Soo1hiRg Syrup rslisvsl tho child from
pain, Nod cursa dysssta,y and diarrBeA 1t
soitsas the gume, rsaucSs inflammation, cures
wind cole, and OSvriss tho infant safely
through the tseshing period. 1t performs
precisely what i processes to perform, every
part Of it-nothins less. We have never
ssh Mrs, WinIlow--kssw her only through
ITO preparation of her Soothing Syrup for
Children Jsetbing' If We had the Sower
We would make her, s she IL, a physioal
saviour to tho infani Sold by oil drug
g'sa. Price % cent, bcttls.
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Few York, ali rsll, u IS per lat paunda
6cstsn, oil rail, III Al perlt0 pOuHda.
Philadelphia, all rail-, 81 ~ per 1855 pounds.
Bal timore, All rail, 81 80 per leo pounds.
SO Nav OTleNBb, all rail, 81 pSr 100 pSuHda
TO 9aivsBt5a, ~ Is per bale,
To Vt. LoGis, " 20 Per eala.
Par0eicH ffum IS. Louis TO DALLAS, aud from
Kansas City, so per car
Following axe The rates frsM all psiats n Ks
bea tollth pl hSuBAS City:
To Dallas -Coca and osa per cwt37 l-9oi Pc
lltO.B per cEt, soc.
10 HutChlns-COrn and oats A3c, flour $50.
To helrlg-Cora and oats ,A5e Ma.
To FAlmer--al0ur, ste; corr "A IsIta "a
Is Gunis--blOur, Gle; cora AZ ,sRts. fg.
10 Rjce--Fl0ur, 5Ac; cOrasai ieis. t&C
COrsicanSi &oxla, GroeEbss X Nsase, " aas
&Hrlih, BremGnd, lleArRs ana - -.glaVrk5s
sora aud 5ats, Zee
To Calrcrt--Flour, s2oi cora aud oats zoe,
Or GEAIN--TO New Orleans lgolS ne : -. a,
o. L0uis, ipctS yer hua .lrad.
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gror. NnIln. NHIrn. nrn

mon. 49, We quote merchant bar 40 rates;
Norway and Swedss, l0e.
Prov SCEEL.-Sc
WIRE,-smooth wire, no, 0, $40, Nos ID
and u, 6ei No, T., SAci jRpanued barbed wire,
Scj galvanized barbed, lQC.
lIoRSE SHOES'--Per kog, So,
HORSE SHOE ELiLs--Per box, 25 pounds, Ma
z, @I5i No, s, s. 90; No. s, 81 Us.
NA,ts-.Crom l0d to cod, 81 % rates.
btNNERs OCK.--PlOsk tin Dor nound; sec
q" Mate, lN2N 81 per box; !. q. flxgO iii Is.
60, u Sll,5l! zinc loper 10; solder, lie per
10; shoot IRON 25o perib. ~
arEs-Fer *. 'ozeB, $40.
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CATTLE -Comicd, SIS to $50; fraSs 40 YEAR
lln6ai $jG&i 9tgrrS, from 20 s yelra pid,
2aA52Qi barr cows, SlJGalg.
UogsEs- huataEg ponles, ~ q $40; farm
llc, SsQ TO SIPS.
huLs,--Froa 4ftOsa to aiKlass Azads hlgh,
SIS 10 she. 10y
Aoos--Oa feet, l&G5A. Ter isfsrlsr tOprime
porkcrs.
uurroN sHNEg--,rhsy arO gaetasls al a. 5Sass
ptr head.
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cNs soLe- LrAruCE--OYOr 70 lbs, 4Osj 40
Slisr 20 lbs, 800.
HrWOug euLA-I.EArHNu 90. Best BuTat.
0laus ftrr, 3Nc' good 30, 29c; best MAtomra d"
40
OAK liAHSEss lxArHsR-Na, /, 4eo; 10, 10.
ar
aCHLoCH HAmttss LEArHEs-No. /, 81; do,
no, 2, 81
PrprW-Frcuck calf, 81 rs to %; do. kip.s1 "a
tFlSi Per peundi American calf, sgc ISL 30 ,
40. kip, g5G.G.5l w
CsILArl-Duof, No I. per dozen, gS.s9.
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ALoonoL--Sa, 5a TO u. 80 per gslleR.
mash, a.cO&a5, aecordlnsaage. '0"'
WlEEs--C lSret, IN case, SSlbGs{; CatxrAs.
per gallon, Sl.lE8Se; Port, per gallon, sl ~ .
wi sherry, per gallon, 81 20GSS; hadclta, nc,
s,.ien, sl'Has5; white ViAe In oascI, az ~
CEAMeAaS1-CS Ia baskets, tisk IA
neiaaleck, In basket, eSs; krug, In ba,f,t. ll-,
Domestic champagne tls@ls.
ALp-stock ale, per dozen, s. 1888 co, Par
ter, per dozes, sa(At2.5e.
AorTLK BERR--St. i.uuis quAyts sls. Mini,
tl9 70, BadWlser, zip, pints SIS 10.
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sueAEs.-We sucte: Powered llX; Crushs
Nr?hN.&tcd IL, Standard A, i01; Whits
extra 9@1G extra SO to --; Yellow g5s 10 OF.
,;as'etaaa new white clarified los; yellow 81;
Holce Shc Prime l.s, talr 1he.
NOLAs6Es--i,O Nlaiana choice t5s, prlrno Noe
Nlr 70 good 403lsC
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Bare- - 20 70 cts per dozen.
BUTKs-1O cents for ssoissi fSr inferior
90 untIJ ana ie1Ss, IS TO -.
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I.ndiea.

When you wish to buy anything in the
ne Of millinery, patronizO a reliable house.
'ook for US at T0l Elm street. Anything
ought OF US you csn rely on as being the
1e'1 and latest. New goods constantly COM
" Mrs. n, CHESTNUT.
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sStAiEE CulGkESSs-Ws eStts at 2k. apiece.
SGu}rnELs--Pcrd dozen, ssa
.roNr, 81 10. ''-
rurEETs--Ws quote ,at. to 81 apiece.
pECl>s--For tame, l74G; villa, 26c apisos.
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Coaoes nnd Faaa,

9uErT-Fio, a7nIson, hsi cIJlHay, -;
lsir, - gOQS To- priIno - choice, l5L8eslg;
LaEEayrS, e; Java, 2a3s0s.
FrAa--lmpsrlal, from IbeS5e per Uounls
xeung Hyson,. i0@5oi 09lcng, 45&6gaj japan,
leeg5saG
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NJ satb Ana lard.

BACsN --lSnS clear sldes SS; short cloar
SI. Brehkfsht bacon l0Sa.
oar eAty--LoeE clear sides, IL; ahorl clear
20. -
HAHs-Plaia sugar earea, ls,f
LAln-lleroe, 10; Aalf earrel, lslS, ,.N,
" 10 poahas, NE nasnaa. LIZ ~ r--''
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SIsEs--Dry sint,lspoundg Ans upwards Iicts
dry k;ps, frol OF grUhs, l2h c; srubs hlpl no
Wtt saltsa, Dol sreen butcher kldes, To-
eklnA yea, ahes1 SkiaS trsM Zoo. G5ss each
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EERICAy..

l9ssHAss Asrt.see up'is. -'1 ,.,s,,,, C,sL,
Asd gil, EASss, 10 eeRls. sAa,e ;a papa.
covers, - su. IAEhoed, 10 oas,a, Uo@lan-
hsoS, le oeats; FaNRblst 5 oeOts---secucsly
sealed, by H,il. Send money or postage
stamps. DIR. WHITTIER, the great specialist
el7 st. Chprlss Strsst 5t. Louis Ao.
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IsnaSlGs, b0aHs W10sis RWa R0IQ8,
WHEELa-- (SSryeH. IA Whelesals, SIS psr
set; y Slt.25; g 1925; ID 1928.
SPRING ON REnS, --Burr's patent, ela
enc and $40 'or plain, siagls and double sspaa.
nols.
SuAFTa.-- 81 80; o GS.ES
Poles II %; 4 I'll.
BuGGIEs. b end spring, SO; A side apriaE,
ei5. strictly a Fhsstons, $50. Carriages,
Se5S. &entlOnon'a driving buggy, side BAR
$685. do speeding $50. End sprlnE, strictly A
Sis; top.oPeu, 4Gj to SIS sidA prlns do, sis to
sl2oj Jn@par loata DO, 1885, platform sPrisg
do, slGO; thraa sprlvs do, sgs.
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Notice Of Dies0IufjoN

,. Ie 60 par Aefsalp heretofore existing no.
~ S. sShLy Leeb lka Loeb and Eeaty Fried.
this ssy sis.o 1Ie zane OF Ike Loeb q CO., is
Loso retiring. Honyy Loeb and lIsnry NIL
ia9der assume oil Liabilities md 10 whon, oiI
y SEQ teSses, 90 tie latO ira sbaIl bs nsi ~
aSa WIG ,Nlll carry On the bulinoss snder liz
name OF Loeo q FriedlsSder. "''iu inc
hSNRY LOEB.
IKE LOEB.
hENkY rRIRDIANnEp
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Failures FOR 1859.

e. DNa d Co., sayo complotof and yah
ishsd lhair complete llrt OF iAtlrrcs for Inst
year. The dSsr,s are voQ satisfactory whoa
compared with the i've proylaus ystlT, "a the
following viii allow:
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Agents and onnxnnse \,

Mako from s2S to $50 per week selling goods for
E.G. RIDEour& CO., 10 Barclay street New
YORK. sendfor their Caialogue,and terms.
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BoNn.-We quote mixed So IS 70 81 psr ron
HoNSs-2js 10 cents per pair.
TALLow-.Four and half 10 Ave cent? n p
pound, Wholesale. Retail cents.
BERswAx--Ws ssste lsc to ~ cosss ser
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FuAoRus--E sokAds, 81 10, pgAasn
Va 10.
EeHAJoas--s pouAdS, Nj Mi ) pSE1ds,
sl,ls.
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nENKY FRIRDLANDER


Rtfsrring 90 che above, / ,a,n,ctf,,t,, ,,..,.-
oil ray freass Asd ouStom ca ar tha =, tnotlly
Of iss Loeb Co. that have WithSrawn1 sr n,1l
lae nrTn had usule be plsatsd Ia bsv, Nm,
continue ihsr liberal patronage to nv spcs ssl
- ee.st Ioeb - hllhuNnuaf lNEInRR
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wooB-Osk, hickory and s,A 81 % per
osrd. Sawed stove weed is retailing 81 he
ratios OF &c TO s. per serd.
SILGReoAL--eS cents scr barrsl
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~ r!NV eU J a ~ 6lVATG
Hnc stAis and county al YalardTS 49, r,,
~ " III ooeo sle dslnquont on tho at davor
coeeI until delinquent lists are 'nse o Wll SO
pr Srs rs luir9d bg law to make husI "a, tismsn5
~ JUlf lst, and the present law reouirss ~
A.. personal proparT bs oxhausted bsF..,
anus VS.. can % advertised 10 taxes. There orc
l - ''oN St lhe large amJu0. OF w0r. 10 Ia
u0ne' sad the short tiHe allotted a whit ~ We We
pu.ivtm the same 1t will ba lmpsrsIhle 70 cx ~
t'nu me tl'he for FpymeRt hevoN4 Ngrcb - -
~; ~ Fe'toAH Who awe tia aInta and county ~
~, SHSvS yer WI consult their iNtSrSSt Inv
JMeht ~ ths rama before eKpiraljen at
'u' 'lne, and thereby save cost. Vi
"'SPSouuIiy, ". L, FRATHEH
iaX.cgllectaro OF DoissnI,,s,.
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SreKHl-Erom ! 70 81 iAsA, per 50. XXX
eolect IS; TX, s275.
sAWRO TELLaSI--iE te ~, 81 PEI rev
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Coal and wood.

S9AI-hdian NatIen, SIC 90 psr ton. dsliy
ooKk--5o cents per barrel.
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Ralin. Acntser marlrat.

fiao, 20; medium, sl;s heavy, ago, Black
,gcsy and dirty, 5 10 10 cepth on
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RBsging and Ties,
RAooINs- standard. 10I
AnwoW 1IBE--S2 80 per handle.
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,o nssaLraing mousse, centrally located. doin,
sSSS business, about thirty belr,iers. VIII si
iIw ,Sr Gssh, GU account OF sickRo,a in fam.
o1Ieo i"qu't" lor particulars at tine Herald
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GRANT & AUl-L,
AS South I'd ntsSot. Philadelphia. Pn,
H. s2sKN *. CIV To aEu

,Iren.att a general Banking Business, IN.
slocksoa REV York, bOstoa and pbJIaSsl,Hi"a
Exchanges, "''"Ns'Fui"
Special attention TO Rssterp business Of o.,
terlor drmB and bankers 90
collections made, Money ioaued nt a ,,os
per cent. on satisfactory paper and ,o,iate.pIEss
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EQftDM.
Dull and nominal. Thofollswlng vera yOs-
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Adyiees from Victoria.

VICTORIA, January 29th.-Letters from
Matsqui, nearly at the foothills of Mount
Baker, announce that the mountain is throw
ing out dense volumes of smoke, while all
night sparks of fire are plainly observable.
Matsqui and upper Sumaso are admirably
located for observing this phenomenon, as the
mountain looms to the hight of L, 900 feet at
distance of about 80 miles, and is clothed in
white half way down its side all the year
round. The eruption is said to be fine sight
from the aforementioned points.
1t is runored that a San Francisco COM
panv have bonded the anthracite coal mines
on Queen Charlotte's Island for S275, 900.
A terrible snow-storm ragged for 10 hours
yesterday. It was accompanied by high
wind. The river and gulf traffic business
was entirely suspended. The public schools
were closed and the telegraph lines pros.
trated. To-day the weather is mild and
calm. with dark sky. Sleighing is excel.
lent, and every description of conveyance on
runners are flying through the streets. In
the districts above there is three feet of snow.
The London Bazaar was entered by burglars
on Wednesday night and large amount OF
valuable goods packed off. \ gang of adroit
thieves are operating here with entire immu
nifty from arrest
The cable-laying expedition sailed thi;
morning for the Gulf of Georgia.
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Passengers Passing CarIin.
OREGON.
Items from Portland.

PORTLAND, January 3lst.-The Oregon
Railway and Navigation Company's boats
attempted to-day to make connection witt
The Dalles. The river was found so full Of
floating ice that the steamers were compelled
to return.
The weather is cool, and very heavy rain
is prevailing.
Yesterday little son of Mr.. Sears, of In
dependence, Polk county, was playing in a
room, and in some unaccountable manner his
clothing took fire. Before he was discovered
and assistance rendered he was fearfully
burned, his right arm, side, neck and face
being almost crisped. 1t is thought possible
that the child may live, though he will be
dreadfully SCARED.
The EUening Bulletin suspended publication
to day. J. F. Atkinson, proprietor and pub
fisher, publishes this evening a valedictory,
setting forth at some length the reasons for
suspension. He charged bad faith on the
part of J. J. Palmer, of San Francisco, agent
for the firm of Miller & Richards. The Bul-
letin announced some time ago that
on or about February 1st that pa
per would be issued as a morning jour
nal Atkinson affirms that his motive in
making such announcement was based on the
support promised him by Palmer, who seemed
anxious to have such journal established
here. He claims that Palmer has dissented
from the contract. and as he (Palmer) held a
mortgage on the Bulletin, has ordered it dis
continued. Atkinson says that it is his in
tention to seek redress in the Courts.