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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-05
Senator kenna Better.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Jan. 4.-Senator
Kenna H. better this morning-better Dr.
Chiffon thinks. than he has been since
Saturday, on which day Or. Chiffon ar
rived here. The senator passed good
night. and was stronger and brighter
this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-05
West Virginia Senatorial Aspirants.

CHARLESTON. w VA, Jan. 4.-Ex-
Governor T. w Wilson Is the latest can
oidate for United States senator. EN-
Senator Johnson n. Camden rs develop
,oe, considerable strength, and the re-elec-
tion OF Senator Faulkner is regarded as
by no means certain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-05
n,xor or THERMOMETER.

pan0e ~ the Thermometer at The Times
Office yesterday, Januuy 4, lSo'
A. n. u; II NJ, IS L. u, "a
Avaragc - 1-3
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-05
Icormnn Innrnnl Snnelchel.

BERLIN, Jan. 4.-The Weekly ZuRaanf''
cdltod bv Maximilllan Harden. has been
connscatod by the Government for publish
ing nm article on the education Of monarchs'
IN which occurs remarks regarded as H.
sultlng 10 Emperor William.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-05
Henrr Cabot Lodge for senator.

BOSTON, Jan. 4.-The Republicans OF
the LEGISLATURE Ia Joint caucus this after
noon nominated Congressman Henry Ca
bot Lodge for Senator to succeed Henry
7. Dawes. He received lH votes to I'D
for William w. Carpo and nine scattering.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-05
Talk of a Dark Horse Now.

SACRAMENTO. CAL, Jan. i.-Both
bo,is organised yesterday, the Demseiats
rentrolling the Assembly and the Ht2ub-
Ncans the State Offices, This thfsws over
The election of the United states senator
swo weeks, stephen white, the leading
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-05

SALEM, ORE. Jan. 1.-The official can
,,ass Of the vote Of this State az the re-
cent election, made yesterday. shows the
following results: Harrison, %Ool; CleSe-
lard. I42B. Weaver, 26.Sl5; Bidwen, Z,ZSl;
pierce Dem-Pop). elector, SoSlS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-05
pIsnne.lnns - IAucAN.

why the mouongahcla Did Not officially
Honor Archbishop jacobini.
WASHINGTON. Jan. l--Thc acuon OF
the commander OF the United States
training-ship Monongahela yesterday at
Lisbon. in failing 20 aceoi a Official honors
To Archbishop Jacobini papal Huncio 10
the court Of Portugal. is easily explained
al the state and Navy Departments. The
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-05
IN, sian Cotton.

LONDON. Jan. 1T Is rcpor'ed from
oIoesa that several large cargoes OF tus-
,fan cot ON are about 40 De shipped from
pontzlc and other ports and thar there are
elready i0oO) bales OF russian cotton IN
North Germany ready for shipment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-05

BROOKLYN. y. ", Jan. A block OF
frame buildings bom dcd by Broadway,
mart and Lawtcn streets. burned tonight,
loss s2D.O0J Hyd,onts were frozen ana
,hc nre had its own way for considerable
time
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-05
sanntor naln Rennmlnated.

AUGUSTA, Me-. Jan. t.-Eugene Hale
,vos renomlnated In the Republican caucus
tc-nicht to succeed himself In the unifed
States senate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-05
Blg Purchase OF silver.

WASuINGTON. Jan. 4-The Treasury
to-day purchased s55,Ooo ounces Of silver
If s,&ssl-4. The offers were l,OOS,O0O
ounces.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-05

BERLIN, Jan. 4.-Ehlh)rn y Lusnianh 8
great factory ia Eberfeld was d's'fos'u
by nre to-day. Loss, 100000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-05

Democratic candidate, claims he has Sc
cured Burke, non-partsan, who caucused
with the Democrai 3, and also carlson,
Independents II he has these two he lacks
only one vote. Whites enemies, however.
have begun to talk Of a dark horse and
have mentioned Lloyd Tevs who recently
retired from the presidency Of the Wells,
Fargo & Co.'S Bank and Express Com
pany. Tevis is one OF the abiest hranciers
on the coast. and is worth $lo,0OWO. lie
has political ambition.
Mutiny Ia whites Ranks.
SACRAMENTO, CAL, Jan. L--Ne"
complications in the senatorial fight arise
every day. To-day was made noteworthy
bv the Withdrawal Of jeremiah Lynch
which leaves the Democratic Geld clear for
stephen White. White is now confronted
with mutiny g. his own ranks, two as
semblymeh refusing to sign the caucus
rule. Even If two Popuiists and one lnde-
pendent vote with the Democrats they
have no majority. To secure this ma
iority the Democrats have issued Sc
cret call for caucus tomorrow evening
on the senatorship. They need three
votes. An attempt will be made to unseat
II. b. Miller OF Alameda, and James NC
Gowan. Of San Francisco 1t is reported
that four Republicans will absent them
selves during the senatorial balloting.
This would give White a clear majority.
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nnraennwer on whnle.

An interesting study OF the horsepower
OF the whule has been made by tho emil
ncnt auatomst, Sir William Turner, of
the University OF Edinburgh, In coniunc-
ton with MIR. John IIGF.---.--------------TuU
~ eminent Glasgow shipbuilder, The siae
mud dimensions Of "a great whale stranded
several yeats ago on the shore at Longrid-
dy furnished the necessary data for com
putntion Of the power necessary TO propel
it at tho rate Of j 2 miles an hour This
whale measured so feet IN length, 20
across tho hanges Of the tail and weighed
"A tons. 10 was calculated that l45 horse
power w0s necessary 10 attain the speed
mentioned. London Exchange.
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4 scleNrlfN CURIOSITY
rev York's na,lding within Buiidins
rhnt Intefssts Enginaers.

That iutcFFFtS sflstuONTt.
New York has no plnco that Is as inter-
estipg 10 ngincers and students OF engi-
nccrng as the big cable building nt tho
northwest corner Of Broadway aud lious-
ton street, which is ono OF tho power sta
tions of tho Broadway cable road This is
an eight STORY building, with q granite and
brick front and an interior Of steel, being
really a building within a building. What
makes thu building u scientific curiosity is
the fact that, though the pondorous opeie
ating machinery Of the station Is ut work
INCREASINGLY night and day, its working
does not produce the slightcst jar or tremor
in the huildng There are $50 tons OF
machinery. all told in motion when tho
cable works, including driving wheels,
Shafts and cable drums. The shafts OF
the driving wheels themselves weigh so
tons each and two Of the driving wheels
arc 30 feet in diameter
The machinery IL 05 feet below the side,
walk level and in itself Is n wondrous
sight TO n laymap A visit 10 the power
room makes plain nj glRnce how the en-
gineers have solved the problem Of elimi-
mating the jar and tremor Of the mighty
steel power makeru The builders have
simply reared the huge superstructure Of
Stone and steel on great steel pillars that
are nearly - foot IN diameter. These
pillars rest on n foundation Of concrete
and do not come Ia contact at any point
with the foundations upon which the cable
machinery Il built This latter founda-
ton is a separate and distinct one of steel
plates filled IN with concrete with big cir
culnr holes at different points, The ioun.
datiou pillars OF the building pass through
these holes, and there is "a free space Of
hnlta dozen inches all around between tho
pillars aud tho steel and concrete foundn-
tion,
Even Il The giant machinery did jar,
tho jGrriag could not bo communicated TO
the steel pillars of the building, aud with
ont such communication il would be i'm
possible to produce jMring OF the walls
1t is an equally astonishing fact to n lay
mnu that che machinery itself docs not jar
In the least. The mammoth shafts OF the
driving wheel beat the air and produce q
sensation like humping upon the ear
drum Of tho visitor to the power house,
but that Is all.
II n visitor places his hands on the walls
or the street columns, he can readily dis
cover that there IS not tho slightest tre-
NOR Of either walls or pillars, There ia n
big store ON the ground floor of the build
ing over the power room, and every one
who goes in the store is amazed to find that
the floor does not shake. The visitor can
hepr the machinery going below him, but
he cannot feel any motion despite the
enormous weight OF tho machinery New
York Sun
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rhn nnilmnn sIrnnl rower.

Tho signal tower, rectangular, with
rows of windows on all sides. stood Mt tho
intersection OF many branches. At this
point the trunk line resolved itself from
four tracks into two, and here the gravel
track, which looked as il it had been laid
by pnlsied contractor. left the main line
and responsibility behind and hobbled out
of dght behind the signal station with an
intoxicated air. Beneath the tower, to the
right, double tracked branch tapped a
fertile country beyond the sandhills.
And beneath the signal tower, to the
left, single tracked branch, only n mic
long, brought South Sumpch, one of those
tiresome towns that manufacture ON a
water power, in touch with tho middle
man. This petty hranch--as II the case
had been with petty people made more
trouble than all the rest of the lines put
together. The signal men found this out
SO -ulnach junction had its place In tho
world, and perhaps ii WINS IA moro impor-
tant one than that of many n complacent
and opuleut suburb,
The heurt Of this little community did
not center, az thouVhtless person might
suppose, in the church or the commandery,
or the grocery store, or the school, but in
the signal tower 1t was tho pulse of the
section II was the life blood of thou
sands ofuncopcerned travellers, whose lives
and happiness depended on the intelligent
vigilance Of three men, These three took
turns up there In the tower, locking and
unlocking switches and signals, until one
might expect them to faint for dizziness
and confusion Scrlbner'a Magazine.
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Not So Mad az That.

In small Connecticut town n few years
Rgo the constable, small, henpeoked look
ing little man. had TO assist keeper in TAX
ing mailman 70 the county asylum.
The hitter had been at times very violent,
and being strong man was much feared.
After coaSing him from his house 20 the
station they got him aboard the train and
seeing he wnB IN quiet mood the keeper
tried TO inspire him with fear so Gs TO make
the journey safer
He told the mAdman many thrilling incl
dents Of the constable'sgreat strength and
bravery, lastly adding that he knew no
fear, that be would 30 into lions den.
The madman eyed the constablo's nleager
proportions oontemptuously and quietly
said, Eyes, he night--whon tbe lions were
out. h-- London Answer.
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AE HAD A MANIA.
And his wife Thought stop should BE
Pat To II.

And his wife Thought Stop should BE
Pat to II.
A policeman on West Madison street was
accosted yesterday by pale sad woman,
whose eyes We're fun Of unshed tears.
Il WISH she said that yon would go to
the second floor OF that building over there
aud arrest biz redheadcd maniac you viii
find there
who is he, and what has he been do
ing''
''He is my husband DoinRf What hasn't
he been doingY You know that times are
hnrd, ! reckon; well, they're harder in our
housc than anywhere else in the state OF
Illinois The whole fnmily's down with
diphtheria except the old man and me. The
old man has innnia for collecting swords
and other weapons That was MI right when
when We Ind money Ia the house and no
sickness, but now he's out of work and it's
going to ruin us The other day gave
him 81 to 20 30 the drug store and buy
n@iicIre. and he came home with an old
elaymore about three feet long uhat lie said
Lochiel was carrying when the wizard APP
pcared To him.
Didn't he bring the medlcinew
mo. ho didn't. lectured him and gave
him 81 more to go on the same errRnd, and
In three hours he came back carrying Per
sian soimiter that you might have SLICED
OF the head of rhinoceros with, Ho said
II was the same scimiter that MustaphR
used TO carry The day let him have
the money 20 go up town to pay the rent.
! didn't sec him again until night, but in
the middle OF the afternoon dray backed
up TO hccurb and unloadcd a cord Of Zulu
assegnis and bushcl OF Italian stilettos."
lyon are very unfortunate, madam"
"Unfortunate9 That's not the word.
Next time that / had to have medicine
went after il myself, but while was away
my husband took away the cook stove on
whe0lbarrow and trnded IL for the knife
that Charlotte Corday used to carve Marat.
He ia now anxious to get hold of the PHI
low with which the princes were smothered
in the tower of London, aud If you dontgo
over and run him in he will be carting
away .he bedGlothes and the family Bible
II am sorry TO say," said the policeman,
shedding n real tear that have not the
authority TO arrest him. II you could get
him to Il attack you with the snimiter or
shoot poisoned arrows into the furniture,
would consider il pleasure 10 lock him
up."-Chicago Tribune
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nrlrln ID tle lerennh rhentor.

Volumes innumcrable have been writ
ten on the origin of the French theater,
which had az humble IL beginning as the
theater in an other European countries,
with the exception, however, Of opera, Tho
spoken drama Of France, as of other Eu-
ropgap countries bad humber beginnings,
and the first regular troop of tho Coincide
Franchise had it's origin in II combination
of wondering companies, 1t is n little
more thun two centuries ago, in the yenr
1850, that tho theatcr where the como
dams OF the king habitually performed
received the title of Coincide Ieraneaise
though It's constitution dates from 1850,
when, by order Of Louis XIV, the com
pany Of the Hotel de l3onrgogne was
united TO that OF the Thcnter Guenegaud
in the Rue Maaarin The history of the
Coincide franchise cannot well be sepa-
rated from that Of Cornellie and of Moliera,
it's greatest writer's, though Moliere, who
died in 1878 and Cofneille, who died ia
1854, produced their works long before the
Iheater FrpncaIH was officially constituted
st. James Budget,
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Total. COCO.
CH4 Wise
Mallory limo, 7ATN.
Total on shipboArd, eLSS6-
port OF New Orleans.

New orleans. December 23.-cleared
steamahip Ei Dorado, Percy for New
York -
Baltimore.
Brit steamship Vesta, Brown, for 1iv-
erpOol -
Havre via norfolk, VA.
LIVERPOOL -
Nor Steamship Fulton, jacobsen for 30
cns dol Tore
Arrived yesterday;
Bark Charles r. Ward, CoSmps, tnpih
Rcd Bench Me- November "a, to Siias
Weelts & Co,
Rrit steamship Epworth. Jefferson, from
Penarth via Tenerifte, December 4. In Dali
last. to Chas Il. Orthwein a sons,
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Until January l. 1904, the manage
mont have made ARRANGEMENTS TO glvo
FREE with every yearly RENEWAL.
OR NEW SUBSCRIBER. RoPP's
COMMERCIAL CALCULATOR, II
tho order 10 accompanied by tho oou-
pon printed below. This book is in
valuable to every farmer. merchant,
stookman, contractor, leboror. mo-
ohonlo, school child and housewife. In
faot4t le truly book Tor everybody.
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a plaboIleaI solleme.

II want 90 90 home Not one gentleman
hiss come near me this whole evening, "
said neglected maiden attn Harlem so
cleble Whereupon her mother whispered
In her ear:
I'm tell you what to do. THERE'S gen
tleman's hat on that chair Sit down on it,
and tho ownerof that hat will have to hunt
you up sooner or later, and then you can
scrape an acquaintance with him. "--Texas
Sif.a-
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Preacher Young men should never go
10 place where they would not take their
sisters. IL there young man IN the audi
wise ruler
Young man under the gallery stands up
Preacher And what Is the place, my
young friend, which you think yourself
justified in Visiting and yet TO which you
would not think Of taking your sisterY
Young Man-The barbeF shop, sir.-l.ife
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LEES CHRISTIANS DINNER.


for the Suho0y fost~i,Y - - NuVAeS'
The Confederate soluiers tclt the grip
of hard times usbten on thcn as the wNr
- - -, 80, ia, .a.,,,,l 81, a., ali t,c
went VII """ ''V'' wv 'NN'' w
more emhittered by the coming OF CHRIST
INNS, The dav OF family reunions and CRATE
ful fcoett,,s tssnscielly ,yns this the case
lu4 le"S'i's' '~9l'e,i'' "'
~ the Army OF Nof'heIh NHElu"' ~
after tine fall OF 1853. nearly all of lite lines
n. 1910, ..,,,th,,.,,.l MA i,s,, ,,ut
w N""''''"'"N''''S 500 In
and Grants forces stood Ike % wall ol
unhrea kHblc steel between h aud It's main
sour,.s al focd ovnplv IA tho ,ynr peared
.,,t4 ...t. ,r y,tlt.,.
IN that renowned army thteHs We're pAle
o.it,, t,,,,,s,. ti,at hod never blqnchpd with
80. a., 3,t+,. rv,1,a -, ,,.f,I b,.al.
rear IN uatlie' iNepe "'a AH A"'u o'7aN
ia the harmony OF things Wlih them in
,t. ,.irrnr of 1854 for newer warn tine
we "'u''' "a 90" '''
proportion TO the size OF their rutlon@ ON
christmas Ilay of THAT wear ii was "a half
D1i,16 ar tn,,f-b 6esF uHd ii mini of COW
neRs tn eeyb ,aun The meas were Guile
dtrpstiblr M coot,,d IOr "A Werk or Two
MI y,han 1,ndSydo9o. ana f5lIoNed by a
drink OF water thSy would convert the
Tnii"n4st snIiinr mo "A "nowiip, swell
In n Vni-y nnfnftI SENSE of thp term
'trr 80 ~ ne aff,ssr,s ,vs. httt ittie
if any 6ettnr ihat that of thn soldiers
Nbnt IN wns IA 10 ,Iuuutty. and uunlity
n NV wen be psuecd hy General Lees
dtnner an ,rItrlsfipas nav 1871 Al the
fortune OF war mad favored his larder
throtirh soma slNiufui fnrglpinp of Ephrailn
n negro. yyh5 wnr hls fnIrtIll cook body
servInt ANA waiteI-.three sentlen,en IN
one the utn.I'ai inyitrI sFtefsl offlcers
10 dine with MIN on Tint day 1be lucky
,g,itie1,tg nF IN tintsiv Inyitnitnn ,vpr'a
~, ~ -, G,,n.r,Is .,n,straet G0r,lO,,
ana I5ershnv. They yers an on lime
when the dinner was called II was served
in IN t 4 i l.ees s weRther beaten tent il
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IT York December 23-The Post says;
Ia the opening today the prices re
alei extreme discouragemeut. IL IS true
|ai This discouragement affected chiefly
= Professional element and THAT uuaui-
|sa pesslm sm In that quarter almost
|Mfiaby results I'm OVERRIDING matters
tie market There, however, WAS
Paw selling of speculative long stocks,
~ numerous unpleasant rumure regard
~ corporations were diligently CirculutgI.
IL London market, too, was closed,
izeh clt uI possible support from that
Elftar In taa u-t halr hour manv short
Alaets Were covered and some stocks
aAel even above the 0-a-5pW- figure.
". these We're exceptions
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New Orleans La, December %. -Niolett
A3 South Cardinals total replies OF aS
miles 1851 replies. lint average ISL
hl1s' 80 towns report deficit In stock
lmre1 last year 1923, 6i replies make
per cen marketed
Al't9 CaFlnl's total replies of t5 coun-
h45 replies lint ia5'-; 81 towns
set srock ali 20 replies maeko ei
~ South Carolina reports great damage
pa the cyclone last August.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
New York.

New York, December 23.-No grain mar
5iaas- Firmeri wet salted New Orleans
4lau5I. Texas selected 800. Sueh9a Ayits
dly iOiHll TeNas dry G0I -
Rica-Qulet. domestic, fair 10 extra "sQ
% i. Japan 4ls0ila
MulHsscs duiii nominal,
C1u-e-Optous steady 5Hl5 points net
odvnnce: SPOT Rio quiet no, Z ls4HlS'-;
C1ra0va 2n421A.
trtfuyslg l5-fG. refined qUlet, cut LOAF
f i8.iG; grau18ted . 5-il,n ~.
kunsns CITY
Kansas city December 2i.-No grain
market; holiday,
Nrvy Orleans.
New Orleans. December 23.-Markets un-
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ur York, December 22.-While New
|p,and was the leading stock in today's
-srlation. It WIS fairly active and we'll
gfbited business in the rest OF the list.
ning was mainly on the bear side Of
market, but the shorts did little cover
4 which checked the downward ten-
ay at frequent intervals and served to
.aate short interest not prepared to
.ae out very long lines over the holt
HE appointment of committee to
H. ts60ll required 10 meet New Eng
aias January interest caused "a rush 10
N stock, which was more pronounced
vt.n Il was run1red that an opposition
rnpany had obtained contiU of the New
fgland floating debt, with the object Of
istihg a rCcaiEyrship.
he loss on tine day was pa There was
NHeral rally I'm the final dealings and
q general lis, closed firm but lower on
y !2y
No bond market was weak today ex-
at for Atchi51n ISSUES.
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ps..i Galveston, Texas. December %
S& s,!,2 ~ q 1nlerna1iionl an a. Great
f5rss 1906 All souri, Kansas ana
ssN '''' steamer Alice Blair, 4U2 total,
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"There are no flies on Miss Hiland {"
said young Alr. Van Braam to Miss Man
chester
mo, F." replied tha latter, who finds Miss
Hsland rival; lilies ARE not usually at
traeted by vinegar. - Boston Globe.
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The Semi-Weeklu Post gives
you two papers a week for Sl,00
1.-The price Of One--glVinU uOu
The news from one TO three daUS
ahead Of competitors,
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cOMrLEXInM uINrs-

You can't paint r1as-biuom into your
cheeks ladies. You can put II sihere.
however by the use of Creole Female
Tonic. the Queen ~ Ladies' RemedieA
Try n, nervous ladies' and let US hear
your opinion.
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FINANCIAL.
Row York Nloncy.

New York December 23,--Moray on call
easy; lpila per cent; prime paper S'eW5}l
sterling exchange inactive; 4.SiS4QS.sI de-
-uand, ASH .@+.sila 60 ddy5.
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LIVESTOCK.


Slr69g.. 70 VIIYl Iacember 23.-Cattle-
fstts eNas steers 2.5u0341. Texas and
sW185D '"'f 9'"'N''9 anu leen-
tasyv steady 10 strong; bulk 49OV5uO;
lalhefsp aaeklne ana mixed 4504d.OJ! light,
S6s'sS una pigs A5O45. co.
1ep Unclaimed
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eIta Ky, becemher 23-Cattle-G Good 10
Hog $1,000 35 others 8T5U45O
AeuVei rough 4.05q5 %; mixed
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sa 81 Louis December 28.-No markets;
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ne bond market was weak today e,l
q. Tor Atchi51n ISSUES.
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IncAn rnIcn cunNnNT.

New Orleans, December -a.-Markets
/ changed -