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J1clvon county. o IS machines, contracts
made s1d ground 10 70 broksn soon.
Ths sites o. these mills have been selected
with care Tbs Welistol company has
,asl capital Of sl5O.0JJ AMI ave acres Of
gr0uni were donated by the corporation az
. MIL site At Belipvills the company owns
avs acres Of a mill siEs and 10 acres OF coal,
together with 5000 cash, ami the other
ventures are about rs well of Besi1ea
these large mills, small factories Of four and
eight machines each have been set up at
Minneapolis, Chicago and 81 Louis, 10 sup
ply the local demanl, while another larg3
mil will soon b. located in this city. Tits
sort Of thing is bsing looked uoon with un-
concealed disgust by the manufacturers, and
will go lar 70 tring about result favorable
10 the nsilers.
But in addition 10 thus meeting the man
lfacturers In the open market, a powerful
boycott has BEEN organized Circulars havs
been sent broadcast over the country by tens
Of thounnd, and appeals made to carpen-
ters, builders, contractors and eli persons
using or handling mails, 70 refrain from
touching tne "scab" product To more
thoroughly enforce this move, q delegate
convention of labor representatives as
semDlei at Columbus, o.. On Monday, TO or.
sanlzs national boycott Not content
viz thee powerful weapons, an effort is
being made To enlist the support OF tbs
Amslg mated association in ali OF the
strikers, but nothing definite has yet re-
suited from the negUtiarionA
Thls Is the preseuG aspect OF one Of the
most remarkable striaes on record. The
spect Gle II 1000 unio ists staining out for
eight months with the los of but one man,
Of these strikers not only providing for
themselves but maintaining noary three
thousand other men IN idieness through non
compliance by employers with just AMI rea-
sonaole demands, and the building Of facto-
ries at cost OF hundreds OF thousands Uf
dollars, to the end tuat the battle may be
carried on to better advanIl e--nOns Of
these have heretofore been seen IN thu ini-
vidunl history Of this or any other country,
grl tIs result is tod with interest by
the whole in iustriAl world
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WASHINGTON, Jan -Ih' two gentle.
mau r,cptDy s'hc.oia1 Un,t,d Snt,tsaaa
tors bv the pNoplH OF Dlnp-Juiy, q gar-
ton nni Ju lge- Moo iy--are eyp,rtcl g ar.
rive hnr' soDn Tiny vi.prob lbly bA p,r-
mittsl to ogcuDv so1ts Ia the s'nlto cham
her as ives done in The cosa Of the senator.
elected from Missouri end Michigan batori
the 81 mission of thoso states in.o the niol
Julg, l. partau was at one time a senator
from Mnnc .ut0, succeeding Mr. Winiom
when TIM later beyama secretary OF tn
treasury ia Gtri3lrsc ctliun H. va, also
cc,egut' 90 the Charleston convention an /
voted there for Breair1rilgA l il ru-
mugol that De may reuCn 60 bj; anta-a,l-
lum politics, ami though elected as a R'uub.
licau support The Democratic admiaistro
ito. J d. M,oly lsa wealthy D'atNooi
LAWYER
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TRENTON, n. j., Jan. s.-Charles Nosdel
OF tbs place, aud Fred Eel, cluinetm1kar,
OF Puiloielphia, ara un ler Hrres, h-ra on
slspic on OF having murdered Thom1S No
ran, aud the police are iOoliug for two
thieves s'vcrl, years ago were saul 20 state
prison on Morans testimony AMI wlo vowel
to get evea. They r. released recently
Moran was a track walSer on the Panusyl-
yania railroat between this city AMI Bor.
4 ntovn. HIS body was toun1 in tne mui
of the empt4ed caall at the lou1lieit spos on
the who'll wen mil53 OF BIS beat Foot
prints IN tue sof, mu shovel taat be had
been pursue soma dissqnce aul then, after
a s,ru ygle, bad been thrown over tn blus.
bullet hols was in his necl aud ano her in
his forehead. His goli watch and chain and
other articles had not baen taken. The
murder must haya b1en committed about
the middle of the aft rnoon.
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ISLE OF INNISHBOFF[N.
CONDITION OF The INHABITANTS
FOUND TO sE MOST PlTlFug-
Starving and TeriEhing in Raging storms
Frustrated with Hunger - Mothers
Trusting TO the Mercy of God.
CIief of the Pope - Foreign.

LONDON, Jan. s-Mr. Frederick Busy,
west of Ireland has succeeded in reaching
Innishl ofin Island whi.h has been cut of
from con munication from the maiD lan1 by
storms Of winds, hail and snow. Ia tele-
gram just received be s.ates that the cordi-
ton OF many Of the islanders ~ even more
pitif ul than has heretofore been reported.
The previous reports by Mr.. Braly, Mr..
DAvitt and others, were based upon the OBJ
servatlOn made some weeks or months ago.
Since then the supply Of even the poorest
kind Of food has been greatly decres sed, ami
the distress has been intensified by severe
snow orms. Mr. Busy Instances one case
Of des s-ituton which he says is by no means
exceptional, but is fairly typical Of hum
dreds Of cases on the isllnL
A hsherman named Davis who has wife
and eight helpless chilIr II, had his fishing
season ru ned y storms aud the defective
character Of his boat and tackle He cult.
waited a small p0tch cf land viii h was
planted with potatoes Tie potato crop al
most entirely failed, the growing vegetables
teing soaked by drenchng rams which pen
strated tho peaty soil. All the 0 a oes Dug
. ven including those which were put as d.
Ter this years seed, have long snce beeu
eaten The usual tOol of the laml consists
OF tDin barley broth, potato par.ngs and
sea weed Such a luxury as a scrap of meal
has not been seen in the house or months
The pigs Of any comfortable ,armer fare
much b tier than TINS family does. Three
OF the ch lurcn are pro,tratfd for lacS Of
food. The others are pncbed and wCrn
with hunger The her does all the spin
ming ami knitting that sne can get to do, but
the maximum amount that she can earn is
two shiilin-s Eer week The father IS ab.
sent begging lor work or food. The mothe'
says she is only trusting TO tha mercy of
God to enable them TO survive the winter.
The death cf the elder sou Of Gen. Cha
rette has caused much griet il royalist and
Catholic circles in Franco Tn, s,a5ement
IS alsc ecbo5d from the vatican where SEN
Isarette is affectiolately rememLerel fer
nis gallant services as the comman Ter or an
elite regiment in the pupsl army composed
wholly OF young nobltmeD OF various coun-
tries. The pope has te.egraphed tie rolow-
ing message Of coincidence TO the general
THE hoy father learns with deep gr.ef
the sad news of your sons death He sin
cerely condoles with you and trays God Tor
the eternal peace ol his sodL May God
| comfort you in this great sorrow. w III
my whole heart l bestow upon you and your
family the upstol C tiles 5insn
The funeral mass for NJ. Charet will be
! celebrated in Paris. As the amilY are among
The Strongest supporters ct t1e Comt3 Ge
Chambord the mass - to be made the coca
ion OF royalist demonstration. The szs
md character Ol tls ace ID lnc, is expoc5s1
to prove the royalst strength and tIe ex-
tsul of its inf lsn1s so"illlE
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COL. HENRY |. SCOTT osAo.
An Old soldier. Battle Scared aud Ser
vice worn, a,scs Away.

An Old soldier. Battle Scared aud Ser
vice worn, a,scs Away.
New YORK, Jan. & CD Henry L. Scott,
who was ssric Ken with piriIyss on sunday
last, diel al tho New Yorl AJtal Ho was
a native OF NJrLh Ctrol,nl, ard w1s grldu-
at'I from Ws3t Po nj ia 1888 Il, was In
active service in ths United States army
for nearly thirty year, having bo,n en-
gage IN the war agansl ;h5 Seminole In.
dams anI the troubles with the CIproy yee
NaiJ Ho was chief Of STAFF tJ Gen WIN.
field Scott in the battles OF C1nJras and
Cneruoasco, was br5yettel major on Aug
uSt 20, 1874 Hl was engaged iu toe opera
Lions before AM the capJure OF the City of
Mexico, and also distinguished nims3lt at
th' battle OF ClapuItep,c, for winch las was
nude lieutenant colonel on Ssp,ember Is,
lSi7
He retired from active service in 1851 on
account OF disability resulting from long
service and from injuries an exposure in
tue line Of duty, H5 resigned from the army
on October 81, 1862. HIS wife, who diei
only three weeSs ago in Baltimore, was ths
alopteI daughter OF Gen. Winfield scott
Coz, Scott vas the author OF a military dic-
tionary TCe funeral will taie place at ST.
Anus Chure1, on Twelfth street between
Third sni Fourth avenues, at 10 o'clock on
Slturd y morning, TER which the body
VII be taSan b. Bitnur, for intermeut.
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THE 81" ROADS.



New York, jan s. Mr.. H. C Davis, tn,
cha.rmlu Oh the commi. tie ON gri v.nces of
the elevate J road employees Said to a re-
port thst be expected an ,miclble settle
mant Of the Gitferenc be swoen th3 men
ami the Manhattan Elevated Railroad com
pany. "W bat conc 3ssion the man ara will
iug TO maken continued Mr.. Davis. Il can.
noJ say. Tue company objects chi fly 10 the
eight hour clause, but we are not prepared
to make any concessions on that point" A
1ispatch was sent ou5 By Col. Hain, man
n-er of the elevated roads system, ordering
that no more new men BE- employed
Mr. Arthur, chief OF the Brotherhood of
locomotive f Iymeers, WHEN met oy the re-
por.er was all SMILES, and s,emel confident
That an amcable adjustment between tla
men and the company would BE- reached.
Said he, "Ot COURSE nothing dsinite will ne
Snown until after the contsrsnc, Trains
are running on all the eievased lines as
usual
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Penn Hank SuitA

PTTTsBURG, Jan. S-rhe suit Of the Penn
bank eg Ins5 e1-PreslIent Riddle and ex-
CASHIER R5.ber for conspiracy in wrecsing
tue bank was dismissed by consent of plai1-
hffI The criminal suit against Ri1dls ana
Rsiber having resulted in their scq Iittal, 10
was considered useless 10 try them again On
the civil charge. TduI en1s the famous hri-
cation. kiIdle Is now an operator on the
New YorG STOCK exchange. Tle depositon
OF the BANK viii ge5 practically nothing
from the wreck.
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sLueeINe.
Kinnard and Fell in the RinE-Fsl We
toTious-

kiBnard and Fell in the hinE-Fen VIZ
toriOus-
EDMoRE. Mich, Jan. s-The long talked
OF fghc t.etR cen James Fell, champion 0f
Canada, and Ton Ki1uarj, Of GrauI RaP|
ids, for purse of $500 sui gate receipts
srranye5 TO take place at Stanton. hichi-
gan, took placs at Eimore, the Stanton an
tDoriiiss threatening arrest kinnard
weighed Pm pounds AMI Fell only l6t
First Round-After cautious sparriBg
Klnnard opeaeI up, planting a singer on
Felfs jaw, shocking him down.
Second RJuni-Fsll was driven to his
corner, whers tiey clinshed and fell Fel's
Secolls claimed foul, but it was not al
loY d
Third and Fourth Rounds UneventfA,
botn men don; some good wors
Fifth Rouad-Fell punished Kinnard s.
verely, getting in three blows on Kinnari's
jaw, making his teeth rattle, closing tnS
rnuD1 with a terrific knocSdown GLOW,
completely dazing ki1nard, who, being un-
so.e to respond to the call Of time for tn@
sixth rounI, tn, referee decided the match
in favor OF Fell.
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CHICAGO, Jan. S-The strike at Maxwell
BroIaers' box factory is assuming more
serious aspect When eight of ths nol-uniun
men were on their way to work ami hai
reached tie corner Of Biue Island avenue
and Eleventh street they were attacked bv
crowd OF the strikers AMI their sympa-
thizars. l. was wild, turbul ut crowd Of
mel and boys, armed With cluts AMI stones
Five Of the men escaped ~ running. but
the other three, Wiliiam Morrow, II. B.
oven and b. Perry, were badly ueateu and
cut about the he4d Perry was severely,
possibly fatally, injured He was taleu to
tae hospital When ths pollca patrol
reached the scene all but two small boys
had dlSapDearei
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DIS MONIES. Iowa, Jan. s-The edict hiss
gone forth that sslccus must 90 ami con
certei action has been begun to enforce
prohibition. Mayor Carey, who has paid
no OF ention to the prom iait0fY law through
the greater part Of nis TEL IN, is a cand date
for reelection. and has iss4sI an order to
the polc, 70 cl15e ev5rS sa oon in toe city.
The saar # ms iolns forcss WITH him, aud
b tweel the city anl county officers the 50
looms ere having a warm time. Si-ty cas- s
OF hesr were se.zsi ami considerable wJiskv.
1t Is expectal tlas b. tue end Of the week
every saloon il TIA town will b. closed.
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JOHN G STEVENS DEAD.
One of New Jerseys Prominent Citizens
supposed Co Have >uicided.

ono OF new jerseys Efomlheut Nitl2ens
supposed Co Have >uicided.
TRENTON, n j., m S.-JohnG Stevens,
pres MT OF the unlJet railroads Of Now
j riay and Canal companies, committed
suede. Mr. Stevens was about sixty five
years old anl was a neDlaw Of tbs cale-
ur4ue Erwin A Stevens, Of Ho oxen, the
builder Of the Stevens batteries He him.
s'lf was one OF ths most distinguished canal
en- n'ers in the country. Socially, the
S,evans family is very conspicuous and
members OF It ure very r.Ch, hut It has beau
unlerssool Of lats years, that Mr.. John G..
S.eyens wns financially emoarrassel 1t is
known that hs was frequently IN despoud.
ent mlpI
Asolt q ei-h'aan months ago he was found
nearly suf cItod wiJn gas ina room in Sixth
avenue, N1w YORK, l. IS SUI tuaJ olc3 o5-
fore 10 cana near dying o. A ovsrils, of
chlDro. .orm Two of his brothers are sail
to be inmates ct an insane asylum. The
county physician after an examination Of
tue ooiy, decided that no inqls was nec-
eSStr5. Althou ia some OF the circum3t9nc 8
iui.clta aCcl leutai shooting there is little
dlu9s IRON tla position an Ilr,c lol Of tho
wound AMI the plsiAol of Ghs ooly that Mr..
Stayen' stool up, p.acal 1ae we lpon against
ths right side 0, his u'l1 au II f,oL Us
friends have or slm2 time been apprehend-
ln- suca an act, owing TO BIS habits
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MADRID, Jan. s The manifesto of the
Spanish bishops whlcI was sub pt.el to tn
pep .sb ait the ieath o. K.l; Alfonso
has been app 'ov d. and viii b, publishe
forthwith. Ii strongly impress upon The
Spanish clergy TIA. al5hougl politics is
basel upon re e.iIion they must not te mtxaj
up with political movement. Provided
that the true iaith anu Catholic rrinc ples
are respected al forms Of government are
adm ssible TIE pu,Iication ol tlls mani
iesto will give a fatal low to the CarAsts.
who have used raigion as a cloa4 to ad-
vance dasDo-lsm
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NlNCInNHII
FLOuR-F Incy. s44la4I5; family. 81 O09

FLoUR-F lncy, sA4lg4.55; family, 81 OO9
4.5
WdEAT-No. Bred sTaSsc; No. ., 9la9lc
c DRN-NO, 3 m xeI, Sj,a t3jc; No mlxeA
36Sg3c
81 ga l.; No 3 white, X ai3.
Pn k-Family, O2jCgIJ 81 -; regular, s1J.9T1s
"a U5r
BACON-Short clear 81 les, s5T5 $3.50.
IAhD--Ket'e, 6lz as &C
CHEE E--PIlme to enc ce ono, 9IeGl0c, New
York N9I.c Northwestern, 300.
Pt III ~ Choice full-g own chickens, y9,sa
CG32 DUCKS, S9.0tG401 geese Sj,00gbt0 per
doz-n i've turkeys, sisn9c
MOOL-UnwGsned medium clothing, "A p2act
fine meriuo 20 2ic; common, tjD &c, fleece
was me linm clothing, 8 g3lc; cumbng, - @
c: fine mtriuo X and XIX. 80 Do5c; burr and
cets, II 92Ja; tub washel, 2SGSic; pulled, 2+9
2SC
HAY-No timothy, sl8 0DDl3 80; No 3, SI2Oo
tGl2 5 b; q ixei Sld 50Bll5i; aire, SS00G9 O0s
whea cats and rye s raw, S6 90 80,
CAT LE-tioo5 TO choice bu clels, s3-i5iG4 IS:
fair, s! as ; com nn, II. 90 so; stOcters
and f. dls, S3.y0d4 IS yeariings AID calves
81 0el so
HOS elected butchers. 81 95Gi 10; air to
good p ~ sing So 5000; fair to good liEht S35k
;93 IS; common, 5 II u3 -; culs, s2.1lGi. ).
S4EEN-N 7m'non to fair $50 t9315; good to
choice, s}jCtBl .: common To fair lambs S3i59
$50; good To choice, 81 0l0LI5.
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NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Jan. "A Birmin--
ham dispatca states that there is strike
brewing among ths cutlery grialecs OF Nsw
Z gland. Tue organization embraces every
man in the tra1A They are mostly Elr-
hihm u AMI control the business, al nj .tin.
only taeir soas or near relatives 70 learn IL
Toe Silver Pate Cutlery company o. Shel.
tou have been notified Of a deman TOR an
Increase of 10 per cent Tbev now pay 81
cents whers many other conc rms pay only
Is e2nts, and the cutlery grinders are said
to bo the strongest org iuization in the
labor movement to contend sgainsk
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DUBLIN, Jan. + -Mej E. j. Sanndarscn,
loyalist member of par lament elect or Ar
nagh, speaking at ioyai,t meeting, ex-
pressed fears tnat the radIca.s would cen
cede Homo Rule to the Irish II urged the
loyalists to arm IN order to be prepared rcr
such an emergency ana proteco themselves
or otherwise their throaCs woull be cut.
Col T. Warng, memaer If parliament elect
for the north division OF Down, also ad-
drcs3ei the meeting. H. sail; a hope and
pray that i wo are cut auriIt our hands
wIll b. left united. Tn3 losans viii rem
der good account of thems lve3.n
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LONDON, Jan. 5 The Tines Paris cor.
the Panama Clnal company the + encp
government wild send NJ. Roussea, reli-
able engineer, to Panama to rep rt upon the
feasibility o, the uu ertakng + c4e CON.
pany ana also upon the work already done
Il favorable, the correspondent states, lhe
government viii gran5 losn, bu. II a.
verse the enterprise will be allowed to CO.
lapse, ami the goyernmen5 will assume the
respoasirIlit' OF all the ex.s4ng obligations
Of The Compauy
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WAHINGTuN, Jan Speaking Of the
criticism when has be'n made In soma Quar-
t'r' in regard 20 the appointment ot Hon,
Perry B'.m1nt as choirmn OF the comnit,
tee on foreign affairs, an old Democratic
mnmJer 4 that comaibca said: "While
Mr. Belmont is a yer, Young man, this al.
NerSa criticism rgsp' ting his qualifications
is uuWarant Il. have heard no unlaction
mala 90 Mr. B'Nonts selection by m m.
bers nt the comuitjaN II was very pop
u'ar IN mbor of ;ha committee m the Forty.
seventh aud FJrlyeigitl congress IS and
evmced great deal OF ability for tine posi-.
uUu he is now 20 , ccuNv "
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Sonnte

WASHINGTON, jan, The chN( laid be-
fore the senate q letter from the saGN,ary Of
wHr transmitting petition from Wo'NJint
S lanls pray Ing that graiuata7ot 1884 MY
be- appointed 30 th' army Rn,err,t \
A raso utica Offered Ey Mr. Ma1derson
was agreed 10, ealing on the secretary OF
tho interior for information as to whether
uny "a veys OF Iuhlc lands have been
mpJe within tie last two years IN abraska;
whether tharH arr unsurvai pubic Inn Is IN
tina stote; whatrocomm nlalnas hayo been
mado within th' last thieo years by the sur
veyor general of that III .tr.cs qs t1 the dis.
con lnu1uc' OF said office, mi who.her it is
nlvi sable to discoatlnuc sacn ollco O. sur.
Vcyur general
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BALTIMORE, Jan. S-A jefferson City
speclll TO tue Chron. els says tne supreme
COURT sustained the motioa Tor a new hear
ing in tue case Of Sale HIyst wIo is con-
demed to be hanye January Is for the muir
aer OF S5rgeant Jan1s
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ANNAPOLIS, Md, Jan. 8 The stock
holIers or the Chesapeake & OHIO Canal
company neld The r annual mssClig and re-
elec,e V.cVor Blughman president The
report o. the prssiien0 TOR the past year 10
noI encouraging.
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WASHINGTON, Jan $ Tho president has
granted ,uue,.y 10 Sevsuea Jensen ami a
uumuer OF o.Aer NUrm3ns arlraheai2i but
nos cluy.c.ai in U.Sa Uadtr tle Eimuls
lew rJS 2c-.au j. taken 0ni r tba law OF
IS 2, whica authorz'i ,he prssi leit TO par
col MJrmuus who desired 70 atan lon po.
.ygem,, ana ths pgrp fss % which was 1,
euCOurags sach alan louueuk
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THE COMMITTEE LIST.
Mr.. CARLISLE SUBMITS TAT 8EsULT
or HIS LABCR5

The Shairmen sud Pull Membership Of
the Nlo.t Important Committee are
Given Numerous EiIis ~ the
Hone~ AHlournnsnt Notss
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BosToN, jan The faculty OF Harvard
college, b1ing assured that the game of foot
ball hos been mucl improved during tho
past season, has Withdrawn its prohibition
of Janllry itS5
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WASHINGTON, Jan. The president and
Mss C,avPl2ai glve dinner o ia, MisH
Taisl, niscsi %, AMI the membsrs
ot th' household Of IN, Hon Sam
uol J rildn, who hav, hoau sp,adtug a
we,S ith MrS Manning Tue ru SIS vers
Mss TIA N, Miss Rob Hld,p, Miss Nelson,
ol New N,rs; SurEen 6 uera. GluuSll, OF
tle navy; DE- V las, OF CNct-A bro her OF
tha postmaster Eoucrai; C3l joan NJ Viii
so3, UNtei S.atgs army, and Mrs Wis
and Dr. GAIl,harDgvl OF W4s.i rvt,n
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North ClrJlin1; C.3msn,s OF Gsorgla;
Blnclari, u L1lida1a; Finley, Of Msry.
Ian Mitchell, Of CJaleeticut; SsJns Of
Mis- our; PuAtz'r, oi New Yors; B1yne, of
Pom yivauia; Spo0ner, Of RIDis Glani;
l. tt.. Oi ODo; Lehlbnrk Of Nov jersey;
Fl~q lrh1r, Jf S.s Yorl.
P..K.yns III fridge, Of Michigan, Wool
f1r q, II X n.ucKy; Jones, ~ Alabama,
Scott, ~ P.uIsYivan.7; CJweils, n North
Carslnl; LIaiet, Of Il iuos; MaIoasy, of
New YYr. 5uubcl, of Iowa; Taylor, Of
T nus, eei Brn1y, of Virginia; White, Of
Psuusylyaua, an1 ThOmp en-, of OIio
Pase1ts-M.tcheli uf Connecticut: HUI.
.si' OF X uueky; Townsbeni Of illinois;
" trUB, D.! hlabama; Barnes, Of Georgia;
MJrgan, of Missisdppi, Fisher, Of Michigan;
CDNslIi, North Carolina; Atkinson, o Penn.
sy,vnui,, West, of New Yora; L,hback, Of
NV YDrk; GilHilan, Of Minnesota, aud
Pumb, 0, lt1ois
American Ship Building Dunn. Of Arkan
,as; Holman, Of IndiIua; Mills, Of Texas;
KIM, of Louisiana; Bliss, of New York
Rnn4in, oil WiscoDsYn; McMllsn, OF Tennes-
SOC; CInptto'k, ot Ni.higl1; D.nsley, Of
Man Waisworth. oi New Ygrt; Osborn,
OF Pennsylvtnin; FELTON,, Of California; Ro-
mss, vi Oiiu
Acc ,InLs - 5pri2gs, Of New York. Dock
ery. of Missouri; ~ Martin, Of Louisiana;
q bsou. oil Maryland, Trigg, OF V.rgnia
! A ilmi, 0, Limos; Evans Of PennIy.ylnla;
! Spooner, Of Rlo1s IHani; J. A. Taylor, Of
! Ono
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NKw YoRE. Jan. s.-Adold Goldsmith.
wholesale Jeweler, at 81 Maiden Lana. VIC
assigned on Tuesday, bas liabilities OF nbcut
siSl00o. an,l his assets Ere uominally valued
~ Si01,Cl0
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LonlsvLlle & Na.hyilIe Eacnincs.

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the pas ,e lssr apartment of the Louisville
& NashvIls road for the last weex OF De
csmo,r SHOW an Increase o. $50 40, as COM
parel with those OF the corresponding week
OF 1854
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hos - 81 a., per / D lbs
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March. 9ss: April. 965; May, 30; JuIe, 9SI;
July q P6
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


Quotations Of the Stock, Produce and Cas-.
tie Market, Jan T.
New York Money - Per cent. Exchange
strong. Governments firm.
Cur ency sixe,, l211a b.d; fours, coupons, IN
bid; foLr-andahalfs, li24 bid
The sock market opened quiet and unchanged,
and on mou rate buying during the first hour
pnces advanced - TO "a per cent. During the
hour to noon the market was very dull but
shortly after midday a bear raid drove pric
down Il to 1 ) per mt. At the time Of wIltiag
h ma ket is strengthening