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TO RESIGN AT ONCE.
Decision of the Salisbury Cabinet
(SlA0SfOness Task

Decision Of the Salisbury Cabinet
GladstOne's Task.
LONDON, Jan. 27.-The meeting of the cabi.
net to-day lasted an hour. The situation was
fully discussed and it was resolved that the
ministers should at once resign. The Marquis
OF Salisbury sent special messenger to Osborne
10 inform the queen OF the decision of the cabi-
net.
The Pail Mall Gazette commenting on the
fact that the official record shows that Lord
Harrington and Mr.. Goschen, both liberals, voted
with the government in the division last
g MI ng Land and,
Of the liberals in the division completely dis
bars the queen from entrusting either of them
Gazette further says that Lord Harrington may
possibly return to private life.
The conservatives rely upon discussions in
the liberal ranks to prevent Mr.. Gladstone from
forming durable cabinet.
Mrs Gladstone to-day took a letter from Mr..
Gladstone to Lord Harrington.
Chinese Who Can Remain Here.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Jan. 27.-The cases OF
the president and secretary Of the Sam Yup
Chinese company, who were charged by Port
COLLECTOR Hager with being illegally In this
country, were heard yesterday by us. Com
missioner Sawyer, who decided in favor of the
defendants. and they vii! tnerefore be allowed
was originally effected by means of certificates
issued by the Chinese consul at Yokohama and
endorsed by the US. consul at that place. Com
missioner Sawyers decision was based on the
Treasury department rulings on the subject.
Twenty-Five Bodies Recovered.
WORK CONTINUED AT THE SCENE OF THE RE-
CENT MINE DISASTER.
WHEELING, w. VA, Jan. 27.-The work of re-
covering the bodies has continued without In
Permission at the Newburgh coal shaft. and up
TO midnight last night eleven more bodies were
recovered and Identified, making % in all.
Eight more were discovered in one of the
compartments and the work of identiacation
Is going on. The two not yet found are thought
to be Albert McWilliams and Bird Miller
Their bodies are supposed to be in the lowest
part of the mine covered with debris.
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TOMORROW.

THoMAs BOWLING. AuctiOneer.
POSITIVE SALE TO COVER ADVANCES
AND STORAGE
OF FINE PARLOR FURNITURE, MIRRORS,
PIANOS, NEW CARPETS, MADE UP AND IN
PIECE, ENAMELED COTTAGE FURNITURE,
MATTRESSES, BEAR AND TIGER SKINS,
&c. &C.
To be sold at my auction rooms on
THURSDAY, JANUARY TWENTY-EIGHTH,
1856, at HALFPAST TEN O'CLOCK.
N.BThis is fine collection of goods, and will pos
itively be sold without regard to cost
Goods can be seen day prior to sale ja25-3t
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AUCTION SALES.

rT1HoMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF THE CLUB
ROOMS 1413 q STREET NORTHWEST, AT
AUCTION.
EMBRACING:
WALNUT MARBLE-ToP SIDEBoARD, OAK
DINING CHAIRS CARPETS AND RUGS,
DINING TABLES, ROUND TABLES, CHINA
AND GLASS WARE. SILvER-PLATED
WARE REFRIGERAToRs KITCHEN RE
QUIsITEs AND OTHER ARTICLES
To be sold public auction at the above mentioned
ciub-rooms on FRIDAY, JANUARY TWENTY
NINTH, 1856, COMMENCING AT ELEVEN
O'CLOCK.
Terms cash. ia27-2t
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Capitol Topics.


APPOINTMENTS ON THE HOUSE SIDE.
George 9. Chiffon has been appointed super
intendent of the House folding room, vice Jas
w. Blackburn. jr, who has been appointed
chief clerk of the folding room vice Donelson
]. II. Chinn has been appointed messenger vice
Chiffon.
SILVER BEFORE THE COINAGE COMMITTEE
The House committee on coinage have deter
mined that all arguments before them on the
subject of gold and silver must be submitted by
the 10th OF February, as they win not grant any
hearings after that date.
NOTES
Representative Dockery, of Missouri. says the
cOmmitte on accounts have not asked for an as
sistant clerk.
Senators Hale and Frye were before the Sem
ate finance committee yesterday to oppose the
confirmation of Collector Pillsbury, Of Boston,
and Collector Chase, Of Portland.
A bill to fix the pay Of House folders at $500
per year was yesterday introduced in the
House by Mr.. Gibson, OF West Virginia.
Representative Murphy has introduced o bill
to retire railway postal clerks on full pay after
twenty years service.
After hearing the speeches of Messrs. Voor-
hees. Hampton, Sherman, Salisbury. Evarts,
Ransom, Spooner, Vest and Harrison, In
memory of the late Vice President Hendricks,
the Senate yesterday adopted the commemora-
tive resolutions, heretofore submitted by Mr.
VOORHEES,, and then adjourned.
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District Government AMhirA.
THE PROPOSED DISTRICT BUILDING

Building Inspector Entwisle has made a plan
which he has submitted to the District Com
ing He provides for building $40 feet long
by III feet deep and three stories high. The
first floor is given to the police collector Office,
second story is for the Commissioners, the en-
gineer department, the health Office and the
building inspectors office. The third story will
contain various offices and accommodations tor
the telephone and ire alarm telegraph service
The proposed building is of brick trimmed with
stone.
THE COMMISSIONERS AND THE POLICE.
Commissioner Edmonds, when asked bv a
STAR reporter whether Major Dyes project for
the increase of the police force met the approval
of the Commissioners, said that the annual re-
port of the Commissioners, this year, ntained
q statement of the number expected for the In
crease of the force, which Is fifteen men only,
and which fills up the police ranks to the mum.
Der authorized by law. He added that they
would not be warranted in asking for more
than the apportioned funds would pay The
law requires the Commissioners to limit the
District expenditures within its means, and
until more revenues could be collected the Dis
lures Of each branch Of the District government
must be kept within its apportlonment and no
deficiency should occur. THE Commissioners"
said Mr. Edmonds, "are frequently compelled
to say to their subordinates, when lmportuned
to ask for more materials for this or that thing,
make your requests known IN your reports ac-
cording TO your best Judgment, and thus leave
the responsibility with the Commissioner
We must not anticipate the current revenues.
Major Dye mas most eAcelieul uOllOuS ABOUT
police affairs, and had we the funds his recon-
mendations would receive attention at once"
POLICE CHANGES
Peter Butler and John o. Barry have been ap-
pointed first-class privates on the police force,
vice VIM. T. Riley and John I. Barnes, dis
missed. Private Policeman b. p. Trimble has
been dismissed the force.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Number of deaths In the District last week 90;
white "a; colored, &c. death rate per 900 per
annum-white, 2O65; coIored, 27.13; total
population, 22.S3.
Joseph Lewis, q West Washington barber
asks the Commissioners whether it Is their In
tention to enforce the ordinance of the old cor
poration Of Georgetown in reference to keeping
open places OF business on the Sabbath, SO tar
as relates to barber shops.
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RAILROADS.

fIHE GREAT
70 5i THE e N9 3E wet AMR soUTHWEsE
MAeNff1cENP f EaTiFkENr
r..,n. IL In In, effect a JANUARY 18th, 1854
For Pi..sburg the West Chicago Limited Express
Ins. $50 : aaily TO Sinsans.1 and 81 LOUIS Is
St
Chicago, with Sleeping Car Altoona to Chicago
ceso % as
ing at Harrisburg with Western Express with
Paeias Express % p NJ daily for an Ptts6ure snd
the West. with through Sleeper Harrisburg to
- EafTfTokE AID ' POTOMAC RAILROAD
f9f Enc Gahandagaa kofhester BIHalo Niagara
Washington to Rochester.
For New York and the East. 7.15 o 90 and IL am,
1890 aeS and pm pm sunSaE ed sSe
press Of Pullman parlor cars Gao am. and $50
For Boston without change, 200 pm, every day.
sey City with boats Of Breok amen afordins
direct transfer to Fulton street. avoiding double fer
For Philadelphia, rs. 8, and IL am. 2, 42O 6, 10
and II 30 pm. On Sunday. 9 am; .. 400, 9 l9
For 3 Rsi5i%ols s s. 5 go g sS 5S,1 !, "a
Pm. On Sunday, 9. $50, IL am, ?, 4.2O s. ITO.
For fopes creek XII Line. 715 am. and 44o pm daily
except sunday.
daily e2eep. sunday. sundays 800 am 40 pm
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKsBURG RAIL
WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASH
INGION RAILROAD.
For ALEXANDRIA, 800 100 8. 3D. l .OI and IL 35 a
m. 2O5 40; 435, 60l sos and 11.37 pm On
For Richmond and the South, 800 and IL OF am.
daily, and 4-33 pm daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, g. O5. 500
1000 1910 am; LOO 3.O5, 3.23, 80 7.O5, and
1912 pm; and 1910 Midnight Except Monday
On sunday al 500 and 1910 am; 7O5 and 10. AZ
pm. and IL. 10 night.
Tickets and information at the Office northeast cor
ner of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue, and at
The station where orders be left for checking
of baggage TO destination from hotels and residences
CHAS. E. PCGH, Genera! Manager.
ja1S j. X WOOD. General Passenger Agent.
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nR AND NINE. SELDEN. 1921 18TH ST. NV.
II Established 1855. Special treatment for ladies':
remedies prompt and reliable; advice free and conf
Dental; terms reasonable. Call write. jaz2-6t%
nR LEON, THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
- only reliable Ladies' PHYSICIAN in the city,
De consulted daily, 464 ST.. bet 4a and 9th sts n
Prompt treatment. Correspondence and consultxr
lions strictly confidential Separate rooms for ladies'
Ofhce always open jal62ws
NINE DE FOREST, LONG-ESTABLISHEDA AND
VA reliable Ladies' Physician. can be consulted daily
Al her residence. l245 9TH ST. ONCE hours from
9p.nl. jal4-lms
I AIDES CONSULTING NINE. DIR. DIMkRE's,
regular graduate from Paris, France. will receive
experienced skillfuI confidential treatment 81 west
S5th 81. New York, between 9th and 9TH avenues
d29-2m*
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING BOTTLE
-AN1 or two Of DR.. BROTHERS. Invtgorating Cor
dial VIII cure any case of nervous debility and loss
OF nerve power. IL imparts vlgor 10 the whole
tenn 300 b 81. d2ttlms
IT HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT
4DR. BROTHERS is the oldest Established adver-
Using Ladies' Physician Ia this city Ladies you car,
Particular attention paid to all diseases peculiar 70
ladies' married or single. All successfully treated
dzS-1ms
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PROFESSIONAL,

MRS DR. J. SEMMES AND HUSBAND SUR
XXl geon and ChirOpodst and Manicure, late of Ros-
ton. COrns. rs cts
Beautiful Nails make beautiful hands. Offices 1922
ST. NV, Washington, DC: 76 9th av., NY. ja2:}-Sm
nR WHITE 4 son, PHYSIOLOGICAL FOOT
~ - a SPEGIAkLSIs l41s Penna avenue. Washing
sitting, admitting all classes gives large experi-
encs thereby enabling The treating of extreme
with mark success and the advice given be srictfv
their treatment of Corns Bunons Frostbite
Diseased Nails and other foot ailments affords a
great amount OF permanent relief jazz
hR AND NINE. SELDEN, 1927 18TH ST. n w
II Established 1855. Special treatment for ladies'
remedies prompt and reliable; hdvce free and conf.
dentia terms reasonable Call or write fa2o-stx
AM AND BUSINESS MEDIUM.
Is u home 1124 eth ST. where she will be pleased
W Ineet neI Inany Hiends and patrons. j5-lm*
MADAME PAYN
4A1 MANICURE AND SURGEON CHIROPODIST
kOOMS AND 9. VERNON ROW,
V0 946 Pennsylvania ave
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MARRIEn.

DAY-BREwER- On Tuesday. January "a leee
| by the Rev John r Wright, JOHN r. DA 4. Of Mar
| land, 10 MATILDA ). BREWER, OF New Jersey. .
RIGGS-HARRINGToN On "wednesday Isn~
sry "a 1Ss6 u the residence Of the BRIDES parsntA
WARD F. RIGGS and KATIE H. HARkIN4rON
both Of this city. No cards
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WEEKS CO., Auctioneers.
w 637 Louisiana avenue,
Opposite City Post Office
regular CYL I R., WEEKLY SALE OF HogsEHoLD
FURNITURE, CARPETS, &c, &c, IN FRONT
OE AND WITHIN OUR SAL ESROONfS,
THURSDAY, JANUARY TWENTY-EIGHTH,
AT TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ.
WITHOUT REGARD TO WEATHER.
Included In this weeks collection will be found the
general effects OF family removed to store viz:
One very fine Walnut Chamber Set F. P. Mirror,
Iennesse e Marble Slab, 10 pieces several other
Walnut, Ash and Cherry Sets; Cherry. Ash and Wal
nut Sdeboards Walnut and Ebony Frame Parlor
suites In excellent condition; Carpets, Oilcloths
Fowler and Wire-woven Springs. Hair and Shucks
Mattresses, Wardrobes Washstands, Tables and Bed
steads, Stoves, Feathers Bed Clothing, Crockery,
Rugs. &c, with many other goods. 1t
RANK. RAILROAD, INSURANCE, MARKET,
- GAS AND OTHER STOCKS.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY
TWENTY-EIGHTH, at ONE O'CLOCK, within our
Auction Rooms 9th and D streets northwest, we will
sell
as shares Anacosta R. R. Co Stock by order OF Trus-
10 shares Franklin Fire Insurance Co Stock
50 shares Firemen's Fire insurance Co. stock
10 shares National Bank OfRepubic stock
70 shares Washington Market Co. Stock.
100 shares Washington Gas Light Co. stock
81 shares Columbia r. II. Co. Stock,
Together with other Stocks
DUNCANSoN BROS.
AuCtiOneerS.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
The New York stock Market.
The following are the opening and 2:3O D. M prices
OF the New forx Stock Market to-day, reported by



The following changes from yesterdays quotations
the Washington Stock Exchange are noted to-day:
U. s. Ais 1891 coupon 1921 bid 1924 asked U. s
Al, 1891 registered l2ls bid 1925 asked U As.
coupon 12 BIZ bid iaS7s asked u ss registered
seacy 5i7,s bid 2oyeaF o fund es 1922 COIN ISL
p6iitan K T. stock, 100 bid. 1Oii. asked wasSinS
LOG ION Gas SSas bid Se3s asked S Firemens ms "A
Brick Machine. 100 bid Farmers aud Mechanics
Bank Georgetown. $50 bid. Real Estate Title In
surance, zoos, bid, 1Ol1a asked. Penn. Tel. Co. as
bid. 80 asked. Chesapeake and Pot Tel Co., CAS- bid
IS asked.
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The Hebrew fair at the National Rifies' hall
last evening was literally patronized, and the
visitors were entertained In a social manner by
those in charge. This evening the ladies at
the efiect viii be very picturesque. The pcsS
office ladies win appear as 'Three Little Maids
from School" Those at the Temple Of Liberty,
some In the costume Of Lady Washington, and
the young ladies as GOddesses Of Liberty. The
ladies at the Excelsior table will appear In full
evening dress, the Pagoda ladies In Chinese
costume, the 'seweet Home" ladies In French
costume, the ladies at the Deborah" table wall
assume Normandy costume, At the "F1shing
Ponds" the attendants will be dressed as fishiue
girls, the Covenant" ladies win represent The
rainbow, at the Pavilion Flora" all will be
dressed as Kate Greenaways, at the Temple the
ladies will personata the Quaker family, those
at the Alhambra will be attired In Turkish
costume, Rebecca ladies will be in full ball
dress, and Spanish ladies viii inhabit the Cubs
Island. Miss Norway, OF Cincinnati, the arttst
hes made very acceptable contribution q
called pleasant Meditatiops,"
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THIS EVENING.

"ALTER B. WILLIAMS q CO.. Auctionesra
CATALOGUE SALE OF A COLLECTION
OIL PAINTINGS, WATER CoLORs. ENGRAv
INGS, AND A LARGE NUMBER OF SKETCH
rs IN OIL AND WATER COLORS
EXHIBITION ROOMS,
COR TENTH AN ID PENNSYLVANIA AVE
1t is only necessary say that the major portion
this collection are the production of eminent Local
artists, among the prominent Of which are the
best works of
MAX wEYL, HOLMES, ROUSEE MELINE, FORS
BERG, FERG USON, GILL, SEIBERT, BRISCQE.
On view commencing TUESDAY NOON and WE'D
NESDAY, JANUARY TW ENTY-SIX and TWEEN.
TYSEVEN. and will be offered for public competition
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY, JAN
CARY TWENTY-SEVEN. TWENTY-E1GHT and
TWENTY-NINE commencing each evening al
EIGHT O'CLOCK.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO..
jan25d Auctoneers.
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Sad Accident to q Lady.
REPRESENTATIVE BARBOUR'S WIFE SERIOUSLY
INJURED BY FALL

REPRESENTATIVE BARBoUR's WIFE SERIOUSLY
INJURED BY FALL.
About or 10 O'Clock last night the inmates
OF the residence OF Hon. john 8. Barbour,
chairman Of the House District committee, on
B street northeast. heard a fall and an outcry,
They rushed to the hall and found MIRA Bar.
bOur lying at the foot of the stairs. She was un-
conscious, and still remhins In that condition,
but the suppOsitiOn ts that in going to her room
to retire she tripped in some way and tell down
the stairs. She had not complained, nor had
She been subject to any +; sudden attacks q any
For q few moments this morning she seemed to
revive, but soon relapsed into Inconsistencies.
sold to John s. Croker. for $500. the prop
erty fronting 20 feet on the west side Of
NsM has se q ; Rsy E kGa
the south Side OF q street, between 18th and
Hsnry fes~ s.s sSa
Massachuse!ts avenue, fronting Is feet on the
Warner to Miss Kate Field. for ss eS two M
lots, 230x1O0 feet each on the east side Of 18th
street, between and Q streets. Geo e. BIZ
S5, 900, the lot 3s.Sxl55, on the west side OF 81
18th street, between N and streets. Douglass
FS5rs 81. hss sold % pHen. for
MARRIAGE LIcENsEss-Mar licenses have
Oe0n l68ueQ Oy Inc clerk Oh the court to
Chas. A. saywood, Of Ipswich, Mass.. and Hen.
rietta w. Taylor; e. F. Riggs and Kate E. Har.
rington; w. r: MARROW and Mary A smith, oil
Laurel, Nd; w. Penn and Mary L. Williams
both OF Alexandria, Va; ]. /. LOring and Fannie
Hart; A. F. Burlington and Fannie ]. Cook:
George Lancaster and Mary Jane Kitchen
ME-. CANDA's BOND Nor YET HERR--The
bond Of Mr.. Canda, the new assistant treasurer
at New York, was expected at the Treasury de
partment to-day for approval, but it wa,
not received. The Secretary of The
Treasury had given instructions to have
the case made special, % that Treasurer
Jordan might return 70 WashinRtOg
| from New York immediately, Acting Treas
urer Whelpley is stu detained ct his home by
| sickness. II Mr.. Candas bond arrives to-nnor
| row and ID accepted, he viii be directed by tele
| graph to relieve Treasurer Jordan without de
lay, and It ID believed be can take poaDoesion o
the sub-treasury By Friday mornlng.
Three Concealed" cases OF smnllpox worv
i yesterday found In . New York teneu6eut heus'
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
yTHoMAs BOWLING, Auct,oneer.

FTNHOMAS BOWLING, Aucfioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LEASE OF No. 413 TH1R-
TENTH STREET. BETWEEN PENNSYIr
NANIA AVENUE AND STREET NORTH
WEST. AND FIXTURES, EFFECTS, AND
COMPLETE EQUIPMENT, SUITABLE FOR A
RESTAURANT BUsIN ESS.
BY virtue OF deed of trust, duly recorded In IAber
folio Ga one of the land records for the District
OF Columbia and at the request of the party secured
the undersigned trustees will sell at public auction In
TWENTY-SEvENTH DAY OF JANUARY. 1855,
at THREE O'CLOCK PM, the unexpired term Of .
lease from the LIST of January, 1885, OF three years
and all the fixtures furniture and glassware contained
in premises Alb 18th street W. the same being suit
able for restaurant business deposit of 500 will
be required at the time of SALE and all conyeyancing
at purchasers cost. Terms made known at sale.
als St. NV. Trustees.
$. T. LUCKETT,
ja22-eo&ds 1921 T stn.w.
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1887 Prizes. amounting $265 500
q. ARpncston af rates to clubs should be made only
For further Information write clearly giving full
addfes. POSTAL NOTES, Express Money Orders.
OF New fork Exchange IN ordinary letter Cur.
rsny ny Expre1 tail sums OF . and Upwards ct our
expens6o aooressoo 81. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La
lnks P. O. Money Orders psyahis and address Rss.
NEW 0RLRAMs NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, L.
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UyALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucuoneers.

IMPORTANT SALE OF OBJECTS OF ART.
On WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
FEBRUARY THikD. FOURTH AND FIFTH,
1856, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ THREE Al ID
EIGHT O'CLOCK 2. NJ, at our salesrooms, corner
10th street and Pennsylvania avenue. we will sell,
without reserve, collection of Elegant Works Of Art
comprising Fine French Bronze GrOupes and Figures
Italian and French MajOlica Porcelain Plates Ape
Rardigle and marino Msntel Vases Highly Flushed
French Bsquet Figures, Real Roman Miniature
BrOnZes, copied from the antique: italian Decorated
Terra Gotta Statues and other Artistic Objects
The collection will be arranged for exhibition on
TUESDAY, February 2.
Purchasers from distance can have articles packed
for shipment at small cost.
ja27&3O-2t WALTER b. WILLIAMS & O.Aucts
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THE CELLULOID TRUsa ~
Vhat never breaks, never wears out a1WA51
clean and can bs worn while bathing.
~ LOT kalSss CHAA TIHHENA
gas 9TH street northwest
1EA FISHER dsvot0 bsf attention 70 The WeateM
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nd, January 27.-Virginia skies,
consolidated, 81: North Carolina SKIES old Los:
new ten-forties. 49, new threes 59As bid to-day
BALTIMORE. MD. January 27.-Cottou duil-mid-
ding SAs Flour Arm, with good demand-Howard
street and western super, 262a3 90: do. extra 325
AGO: do family, 4.25a475; city mills SUPER $50
a3 70; do extra, 3.50a4.l5: do. Rio brands. 462a
Ats: Patapsco family, $40: do. superative patent
55s; Whss1N ;: nomnally steady; western
S7s4 bid; February, S7l4aS7a March, S9l4aS9a4 May
02asae2le Corn-southern nOminally steady; western
easier and active; southern white, 46a5O do yellow
a6a6O western mixed. spot, 47a47i; January, 47lsa
AIN; February, 46laa464s: steamer, 44lsa44is. Oats
higher and nrm-southern 3Sa4& western white,
4Oa42; DO; mixed. 36a3s Pennsylvania, ISAAC. Rye
western. IA .O0al7.0O Provisions dull Mess pork
10 75a11 90 Bulk Observation-Disclosures and clear sides,
packed 4Asa6A. Bacon shoulders 5la: clear RIB sides
6a4; hams, 1O1aa11. Lard-redned, 71Aa71n Butter
quiet-western packed, 14a2O creamery. 25a32
Eggs lower. 20a21: lined Halls. Petroleum steady
refined, 71a7s Coffee dull-Rio cargoes ordinary to
fair. 7a:as Sugar easier.A soft 81; copper refined
Is; grain: 3a3iad. Receipts A. 272 barrels:
wheat 10000 bushels corn, 10000 bushels: oats
800 bushels; rye, 100 bushels Shipments-four
1885 barrels; wheat, 5000 bushels; corn, Is OO0
bushels Sales-wheat, 277OOO bushels corn, 424 600
bushela
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. January FL. .oO q. m-wheat opened
strong at &c for May, but quickly fell hack to S6a
and has Since rallied TO S6aa fair buying based
on lighter receipts and better shipping demand
GSI n7,a 10 4o , 9GatSsnMay alas fork-May,
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TIE SIGNAL OFFICE has received no reports
1um Harper's Ferry to-day, and Knows moth.
Ing seoufany ies st tho FONT Of 1ooks,
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ing were the readings at the signal ONCE to-day:
a.mss 70; z q M, S6.0; IL am. 80.3: 2 D. M,
1914. Maximum, 1876. Minimum. S3.7.
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District In Congress.

THE WATER WORKS EXTENSION.
The subcommittee Of the House appropria-
lions committee having charge of the District
appropriation bill, will tomorrow visit and in
spect the water works extension. The SUBJ
committee consists of Messrs. Wilson, Adams,
lie Fevre, McCOmas and Henderson.