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1 WISH, SAYS ONE who has tested Ia mer-
lite, and who consequently speaks from per.
sonel experience, that Hof's Malt Extract
might come into universal use, as II merits
the preference over all tonlcs OF the day, md
IL splendid aa table drink. This celebrated
preparation serves as an excellent strength
enlng beverage, delightful tonic, and q
pleasant remedy for disorders Of the throat,
chest, lungs and stomach.
Sold by all druggists aud grocen. col
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MrcuLucs' CONVENTION. 10 a
call Of the WorlCingmen's Assembly delo-
gates from the house carpenters, stone cut
ters, bricklayers, telegfRphers and cigar
makers, met a. the Trade' Union Hall last
night. .--....-0 Co..
P. Corconn, president Of the stone cut
ters, was elected temporary chairman, aud
Jacob D. Bontz chosen temporary secretary.
A. N. VIM, from the house carpenters,
offered the following preamble and resolu.
tlonsl which were unanimously adopted
Where's the workinEmen's Assembly OF
the District Of Oolumbis has called 4 oonven.
tion Of deiegntea TO be elected BY the labor as.
soelAtiona of the District And State OF Mary.
the IAN % January, isT8, and whsrsss there re
son,s H,SSo o o. trades no. organized, and
the labor element ia one hsrnooious bodyi
and whereas the trade aHsoeiAtions DO not ID,
olude enough Of sny trade to give IL 4 fair
ksIolVSd, That each organized trade Assoeia.
tlon be, and they are hereby, requested TO AZ.
point two delegates fot thsit society and one
city or county where they are located, and
that each trade may be fairly represented a
COMMITTEES Of ave IRON the present delegates
be appointed 10 act with WIN, Boron, presi-
dent Of the montgomery assembly OF the
District Of Columbia, whose duty II shall be
to recommend suitable persons to represent
sn Sn thsS The Sosssnion viii aS S tSc
Qualification Of Its own mombers. Oommlttes
| -ueorTe n, Loyeloas, Richard Rothnell, 10.
q LH a.. tShs I1ySs sGd p
graph operators In their strike, aud request
the delegates present to bring the matter be.
fore their respective aocleties and ask assist.
Anoe for them.
R.F. TRAVELLER, the president OF The Ma
ticnSl Labor Union, came In at this time,
| and WA recelVod with greal cnthusIasrn
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THE DoCrORs.
Medical society Of tAs DIsirlet-An
Appeal % oosnress.

Tho Medical Society OF the DIatrict Of Co.
lumbla, at their meeting held 12th January,
1870, appointed Dn. Loyejoy, Toner and
Llebermnn a committee TO dram q statement
Of facts explaining the status OF the Medical
Society Of the District Of Columbia, with
reference 10 the proposed action OF Congress
for the repeal Of Its charter. That commit
tee made the following report which was
adopted and ordered 70 b pubnsked;
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burg, Fairmont, SIorgantown and other
important points within the State, by rail.
road. But before that time the whistle ol
the locomotive will be heard on the Chesa'
pcake g. Ohio Railroad, and this will be
the signnl for bringing forth the untold
treasures Of this whole rcgion; and will
put q great portion Of pdr State in COM
mercial relationship with the peopleof the
Atlantic coast md the golden slopes oi
the Pacific. These improvements must,
in few years, make Charleston great
commercial and manufacturing centre,
With q continuation Of the public spirit
manifested here to-day, the encourage.
mcnt Of popular education, and the COM
pIete protection Of all classes your pros.
pcrity must be rapid and your growth and
wealth unlimited
Fcllow.citizens, with . sincere wish
for the peace and prosperity, not only oi
our new Observation-Disclosures Tor the
whole Of our young State, VIC fhank you
again for tho Hearty welcome we have re-
Ccived Mt your hands, and hope for many
pleasant reunions while we remain
amongst you.
Al the close Ofthc Governors remarks
the procession was formed and the line Of
march taken up under tho direction Of
Col. AaB. Jones, Marshal O. tic day, af:
ter which thes officials SGeEe cscofed to
the Residences Which had been prepared
for them,
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.N9 AZ " Hlf3NAA9

RnoDE IsIArIp has elected, . SRcpublI.
can ticket by a majority between 4, ,OOO and
4,5OO. This does very. well for the "oA
year, Last year Padelford beat Pierce
only 1880. In1ssS, Burnside's majority
was 4,1O4. In1s0s Grants majority was
e44S. { lE53aE !I-aIhE ,g
RaaTrH JURardrAb 6meetsfi III; ;pAat.
ing q few days ago the act regulating the
courts in this circuit an etroroccprred rs
to Upshur county. The courts begin In
that county, not on the Sersnth Of March
May and October, (as then printed but on
the seuenHsnM. we are Obliged TO cor
respondent at Weston Gnr directing Our
attention to the error.
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THE CANADIAN DOMINION.
The Red River DifiGaIIies..-A Wig
Orous Policy ForeShadOwed.

s,a, 5ToRoNTo, April7.v
Indie House Of Commons last night
MI Cameron asked ~ the government
had any further intelligence from Red
River, and whether they were In posi-
tion to give any further Information than
that which had already been laid before
the House, and what tho government In.
tended 10 do In reference to tho recent
murder at Fort Garry.
y John A.. Med Donald said he cphld only
state that the government was fully aware
Of ind appreciates the gravity Of the posi-
ton. I'VE have done 50 during the win
ter and indeed eyer since the, events
Of last October, ill, now We iluticr.
stand and fully appreciate tho
responsibility TINT rests upon us"
lie added "WC have been in con-
slant communication with Her MsiestY'a
Government on the subject, and the Two
governments arc In unison on one object
and that il, to retain that country as q
portion Of Her MljcSty's dominion, and 10
assert law and order there" He said the
line Of conduct had been settled upon, hut
what It would be must be withheld from
tho House at present. Her MAjesty's
Government; however, while acting In ac'
cord with lis, has approved Of tho course
we have advised, and Is cooperating will
US in carrying ont that course. He was
sure that cOurse would he carried 10 n
successful issue At no distant day.
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The Latest News.
News Of the Day.

|Lt 81 .-f
"a strike occurred Wednesday among
the w6rRmen ina stone quarry on The
Bloomfield turnpike, near Newark, n. j.,
because OF reduction Of 95 cents day
on their wages. Some went to work Of
tho reduction, and the strikers stoned
them, rendering tho interference OF the 20
licO necessary. II Is thought the strike
will spread 10 other quarrics. Nothing
seriors has yet occurred.
At Cincinnati, yesterday afternoon, the
river stood 43 feet l inch In the channel.
Weather CLEAR. Thermometer at O. deg.
Jacob Stouffer, All old citizen Of Day.
ton, Ohio, committed suicide Wednesday,
by taking strychninC.
The Georgia bill Is postponed till Tues
day next.
Senator Morton will lecture next Tues
day in Washington, Oh the mission Of the
Republican party.
The Withdrawal of Pearre and pomina.
lion of Bond for Judge Of the 4th circuit,
B regarded atSNVGshingtOnyes n consolida-
tion Of all the Republican factions ln
Maryland, headed by Crcsswell OIL one
side as the Conservative Republican, and
By Judge Bond, on the other, as the ltadi.
c1l Republican, and supporters Of the
colored. There were also q number Of
minor factions which would net with the
larger ones, in recommending the with.
drawal Of Pearrc and the nomination OF
Bond.
Governor Sentcr, Of Tennessee, has ar
rived in Washington, and will give his
testimony this week betorc the Recon-
Struction Committee.
John Smith was convicted Of murder at
Louisville Wednesday, and sentenced to be
hanged.
It understood majority orthe newly
,eleet6dS SRhoIle- Island Legislature iaYor
:tRcrk-electiohof Senator Anthony. $se'
The Wclland Canal will be opened on
the 20th inst.
The negroes of Louisville, Ky., NrC
making great preparations 10 celebrate
the Fifteenth Amendment tomorrow.
The extensive dry goods house of How
ell, Wood & Reed have been forced into
bankruptcy by Philadelphia creditors.
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CUBA.

ALNNHNNt mp" -
Official dispatches received from Cap
tain General DE Rhodes, at Puerto Prin-
cipe, say that district is in favor of the
Spanish.
Ten columns of Spanish troops lelt Pr
CrtO Principe, with instructions TO divide
into small parties. Each column was
undor sealed orders from the Captain
General.
The rebel General Agramonte lately
hung a man to a tree on the road leading
into Puerto Principe, with this inscription
pinned TO him: Executed for trying to
surrcnderN GGf. .iii,INA lHH
Two hundred Spaniarls from the gar
rison Of Puerto Principe, marched into
the town OF Santa Cruz, where they cap
turetl and executed three rebel colonies.
Spanish dispatches report that the rebel
General Jordan has fled tho country, and
the main body Of the insurgents. consist
ing of 1900 men, Is commanded by Gen.
Agralnonti. These dispatches also stalc
tint Congress has been dissolved
The Cuban families who surrendered III
the Spanish authorities ut Arcnos, state
that President Cespcdes has abandoned
the region OF Los Tunas, and retired with
about Il dozen followers to tue CamAQuey
region. ~.
The Spanish conveys ofprovisions now
reach the town Of Los TunAs without mo-
leStation By the Insurgents.
Tho boiierin tho PrcciosO plantation,
near Cardenas, lately exploded, killing
nine and wounding fifteen Of the hands
employed, and demolished the building
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SPAIN.

r d MADRID, April 7.t
The popular opposition to the military
conscription act has not abatCd. YGstcr-
day number OF men entered Seville from
tho ncighbUring villages Of Cam0 and
SantiponiO, with banners flying, shouting
riN Il Republic, and down with conscrip-
ton They were evidently sent ouL TO
test the disposition Of the people for II
general rising. The rioters were prompt
" arrested By the authorities. Groups oi
people formed around the guards, and tor
Il time It was thought that efforts would
be made to rescue the prisoners. They
were safely lodged in jail. Atler some
difficulty the crowd was Dispersed. The
city soon became quiet. ,,,.y
The news from Barcelona Is highly i'm.
p0rtant. Adyiccs just received state that
troubles have broken out there with re-
'newed violence, and the rloteB have con-
grcgated a short distance out or tho city,
and have thrown up barricades., The
Captain General has notified the govern
ment that he Is not strong enough TO at
tuck. them, and Is isawaiting retn!0rGements.
Gen. prltn has sent Gen. BaldriCh to the
sccttR n take command oE the national
troops. t4tI ~
In the Cores today u dispatch from
the Captain General of Cuba was read, ,
announcing tho flight Of JOrlNn, the In
surgcnt c0mmAnder.In.chleE; tho surrcn.
der Of many Of the rebels and tho execu-
ton Of others. and declaring the rebellion
at all end, The COrtea. adopted u vote Of
thanks 10 the Captain General, tho army
and navy, and tho volunteers Of Cuba.
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NEW YORK CITY.

nm 81 n Nf1t1oht; 4fli4!.
dent Grant would attend the olsCQules Of
Gen. Thomas at Troy, Gen. Hoffman nd.
dressed him Il note extending him the
hOspitaliticS Of the executive residence, ,As
rhejalssed thEOugh Albany. :, The Presi-
dent REPLIED, tlanIihs him fjE the CouTte.
sicS, hut said that Ills stay will he too
short to accept, rs lie has arranged to at
tend the Army Of the Potomac reunion
Saturday. iP philadelphia. a
East N. Y. N. E. Conference.
Bishop AmcS prcSides ut the sessions Of
tho East New YOrk Methodist Episcopal
Church, during the present sitting. Rev.
HonLcC Cooke, the Gloping parson, will be
tried on the charge preferred against him.
II Is understood that Cooke will make de-
Ionso Of temporary insanity. y.l
S. 8. Randall, t6r thirty years SupCrin.
tcndenl Of the public schools, Of this city,
Is about to resign.
The postmaStCrs Of tlilS city, and Of
Williamslurgl, are defendants In the suits
brought by delicious firms and persons 10
recover the letters detIncd by order jpf
Cle PoSimastGg GpnCFAl& EN"8EllE
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Cincinnati Market.

'i''''. CINCINNATI, April :.
iaFIeun-stcady; htmIly dt - lses 10; extra at
observation-disclosures. Con-In good
dhmRnd al S5@S7c. OatE@Stcady at SCED5Sc.
RyC--ScaFcc aud advanced 70 016bg5c. ... -.
: CorToX = Dropping; tnIddlinG uplands at :lE
'TOnAcCo-Llcht supply and in good demand;
sales Of 10 hhds At a 4GD18 10; aud 9OO0x"s Ohio
sHed leaf At &36O@1 ~.
WnlSEr-QuIGt and steady at Fl %: demand
not good. ~
Provisions Pork-ln demand at $9S. but
very little offering. Bulk MeatS-Sold al 10G,
1lk and Tic, but city cured are not otrrEed and
not much country, nacon-Nery firm; shoulder
l1K; sides G&i6c for clear RIB and clear. sugar
cured hams 1TGf.I8c and IN INir demand,
tLARD-Not offered; country kettle rendered
Rold at lie, hut city IL not 0fGred 70 Ruy GxteHt
BUTTEE-In moderate supply and trtn al y
63Tc. .i
E00S-Dull and declined 10 l0C, supply better.
CIEEsg-StcAdv Al 1S5tIGc.
OttS-LinEeed OlI-Dnll and 'lUWcr At 9Oat99c
Lard oII--Einnat$1 2sSl "Sc. Peirolenm-aIG
GRocERIEsl -Sugaf--Steady; prime New Or
leans at lsEJl9Kc. CoGcc-Hery flrm at lsst2sEt
for Rio.
SREDs-ClOver Seetl-FIrm at 16I9lGkc. Tim
Othy-Iight supply and arm ut 50 80. Flax-lt
demand for seeding, and advanced to 81 10. N
G0LD-lll1S buying; ll2A selling.
EXCHARGE-StcAdy lt par buying, l'IO pre-
MUM selling -u .. o rs.
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WASHINGTON,

W WANlllNbIONy hlhl u
SOnator Yates, who has bccn danger
ously i'll from hcmOrrhAge of the bowels,
II fast recovering and will sOOn he In his
place In the Senate.
The House Committee OH ElGctiOls thtS
morning considered the application Of
Mr.. Grafton Tor further time In the mat
Ter of his contest for tho seat Of Mr.. Con-
nor, Of Texas. No action taken:
Hon. James Nelson aud Judge John
Meredith, IN behalf Of Allison, and ex'
Governors Wise and Wells, IL behalf Of
Calloon, have arrived, and will argue tho
Richmond municipal case before Chief
Justice Chase, in Chambers. The ques-
lion turns on the Jurisdiction Of Judge
Undcrwood's premises and affects rclN.
tiyely othGr parts Of Virginia. ...
Tie Senate Naval Committee agreed
not 10 act on any petitions for tho reStOTa.
lion Of naval officers from the retired list
10 tho active list, unless on therecommen.
datim OF the Secretary Of tho Navy.
EeOrc leaving Washington this morn.
Ing, the President signed the joint rrsolu.
ton directing the Secretary Of the Navy
70 investigate the Oneida disaster.
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XLIst CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.
HOUSE.
WAsurHaroE, April Z.

WASHINGTON, April 7. "
MI. BUTLER, Of Massachusetts, asked
leave to Introduce joint resolution, 10
annex tho Republic Of Dominica.
Mr.. BROOKS objected.
Mr.. POLAND, from the Committee on
the Revision Of Laws, reported back the
following bills:
To extend the time in which certain
OifenseS may be prosecuted. Passed: 1t
allows prosecutions for forgery, perjury,
&C., in the matter Of claims for pensions
and bounty, tn be instituted within four
Authorizing tic Secretary Oft the Treas
ury to appoint special agents, not exceed
ins SO in number, for the purpose OF mtlk-
ing examinations Of the books, papers
and accounts Of collectors and other OIL.
GERS Of customs. Referred.
Mr. FERRIS reported n bill to pcrpctll'
ate testimony in United States Courts.
At the conclusion Of the morning hour
the House went into Committee on tho
Tariff bill and adjourned.
SENATE.
Mr.. RICE, introduced bill granting
lands to aid in the construction Of IL rail-
road and telegraph line in New Mexico;
A concurrent resolution directing in
uuiry, into the effect of the 10Th amend
mcnt upon the Indians. Adopted.
"A bill tleclaratOry Of meaning and In
tention Of the existing laws relative TO- IN
come tax, was taken on motion Of Mr.
SHERMAN as amended by tho Finance
Committee. Tho bill simply continues
for tho present year tax on salaries and
dividends, and omits oil reference to i4-
come tax. II refers only to tax on divi-
dentls, salaries Allh interest paid BY cor
porattons.i y ia iifsgt t'ifl
Mr.. SUMNER spoke. agsdnst the re'es-
tahlishmcnt Of the income tax. -,
Mr.. CoSKIINO hoped the present bill
will he the end Of tho income tax.
Mr.. SHERMAN considered II the most
lust Of all Our'taxcs.
A((cr further remarks by Mr.. DAVIS in
favor Of a poll tax, u carefully adjusted
property tax, and revision Of tile system
Of taxation upon whisky and tobacco.
The bill was amended and passed in u
shape to construc that the income tAx be
collected for and during the year 1870, in
the manner hereafter 10 hc provided by
Inv. ght
Aliuhrned.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

\ q .h LONDON, April 7.
The paper makers in the North of Eng
land, at a meeting in Manchester yeatCrr,
day, agreed 10 advance the price OF all
kinds GI' paper ten per cent. owing TO the
dearncSs Of nES.
Bullion in the Bank Of England llas
decreased G3O3 sterling during the past
week. ,...
The Times, in an editorial on the boat
race, says pluck and perseverance gave
tho Cambridge victory This Is gratify'
ingtdithc public weary Of 0xonian sue
cess, which Ind become mOnotonors by
repetition.
Tho ESkgruM says the victory Is popu-
lar satisfaction, genuine and unbounded.
Its limited to-day that Sir Stafford Mar
cots contemplated visit to Canada Inns
somerelntim 10 the Red River difficulty
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ST.,LOUIS,
steamer Richmond AgTOlnd...IIeaVy
Emigration.

ST. LOUIS, April7.
The steamer Richmond ran into tho
bank opposite Rushtown bend, twenty.
five miles below here, at half.past ten last
night, and Captain Green was throwing
freight overheard, ut last accounts, to
keep her from sinking The Bismarck
llaS gone from here TO her assistance.
The tide Of immigration from the East
has set in and large number Of Gmi.
grants have arrived by river and rail,
Some 800 arrived yesterday By the Ohio
and Mississippi Railroad, 6ound for north
west Missouri and Kansas, and about fifty
cxcursioniSts from Ohio and Kentucky
passed through 10 examine lands in Kan.
SaS.
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FRANCE.

.A ..r PARS,Aprii :.
Specie in the Bank Of France has in
CREASED s,QOOOOO francs during the week.
Il Is reported that the opposition party
will issue a proclamation concerning pie
biscltum. s! Z 20 SOM a= ,3h
Emile Olivier and Jules JNnin have
been elected members Of the Academy Of
Franco. Olivier takes the chair made
vacant by the death of Lamaratine. The
medical students to-day signed u protest
against the closing Of The Ecolc De Metli-
i Is rumort;d r;d tilat Count Dnr,, Minister
Of Foreign Affairs, and NJ. Buffet, Minister
Of Finances, have rendered their resigna-
lion. It's nlso reported that the Emperor
was hurt to-day while mounting horse.
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New .York Produce Ir,sI Market.

Boa. NEw YoRK, April u.
.OOEEoE-Fimer;.sal"s Of. I,SOO bales. at, SSNc
for middling uplAndS, Iy d.,
price.
GEATH-WhCat--QuIr and unchanged: No.
spring 81 09@l l2J{: winter red and amber west.
CFn 81 9SNI 26 RycIN Nominal, OatA-Flrln' 'at
6lnSI Nc Tor western In store and Ahoat. Corn
Quiet 1t 81 O9@1 O9k for new mixed western.
y NPRoVIaioNS2P ork-VCFy qulet At &96 95691 %
for mess Beci1Steady, With thlf demGud.
Cut Meats-Flrm, with AIr inquiry. bacon
and LAFd-Qulct' ~ ~
EG0RLSteady at 2Sc, .a.Igr
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JuMrcE IKuRAHIir, Of New York, in
the matter orthc application Of Reynolds
counsel for q stay Of proceedings decides
that '.cicatrix In the right forehead" o
"disordcrcd liver" "cerehromcntal de:
PRESTON" masked epilepsy" and moral
alienation" all coming TO light months
a((cr a man has committed the crime Of
murder, afford no reason why he shouldn't
bC hung, when an intelligent jury Nflcr
carefully weighing the evidence aro Of
oniniIn Tint hG Should %
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Chicago Market.

10" CHICAGO, April :.
PLouR4llnll und unchanged.
GRAIx 4WheAt-tIsdss active Ut SIC for No.
and T5J<070Sc for No. J, closing quiet l1l{c
thik afternoon the market was unsettled Al 76l
75YC cash and seller, April, aud 78Kc seller. May
Corn-QuI6t ut TSk6tfpC for No. Y, T6@19c fol
now RUI T1c for ILO grade; thla1flgrn0or the mar
ket waA fTrn at .7S){G4TAc cash and 81 HC seller
May. OAtS--iLSNK Kc higher, cloEing At J9H 04OI
for No. III Rye-QuleL closing at GE6I1c for No
HoGSEActiyc At IS OO8S TX for cnnFon II
good even lojS.l
OATTLR-ActivUa and arm al Is 0Od1S 81 iOF rOm
mon COWS 70 heavy shipping stsers, yH ,r
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The trustees Of the Peabody estate ID
England, have communicated with the
government Of tho province Of Quebec, rs
10 the advisabillty Of founding D village In
Lower Canada, building farm houses, q
church, courthouse, &C., for cmigrantS tc
bo hereafter sent
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RHODE ISLAND EIEOTION.l
The Usual Republican victory.
, PRoYIpENcE, n. /, April {

n n m yUW ttsVV NJ - ~ FbFAH .
acturls from oil the towns except BerII
Island gives Padel(ord, Republican, for
Governor, 10,2 ,235; Pierce, Democrat, 6,O24;
scattering 49,. Providence gives Padel,
ford 4,0lT, Pierce 1,643. The Republican
Assembly ticket selected In, Providence
by 800 over three opposition tickets. o.,
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New York DRY Goods Market.

'.tyIItng., NEw YORE, April 2,
BdGIhesS Il little more active, vi tho market
10 fAF rom animated; pFleOA steady. The only
reduction Hns In Great FallB aud Lyman Il brown
drills hom l6 70 l5kc.
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W an r't' ir' BAETtxoHE, April7.
FLouE-FIrR and aclIvci western superanO a
a @k6500. ...aL:u., ~ +.
Active; white at 81 Oh yellow 1t $toS. Oats
Active At &C. r.z an !.
Bacon Firm; rib sides l5Hc; clear sides l6kc
shoulders 12Kc; hams 1a920c, ,.,.
LARD-FlFm Rt 16c. H. ,...a ,..
WRtSHY--Firm at o.
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,Commercial and Financial.
ew York Money IS and stock Market.

New York Money aud stock MARKET.
.atr'1'i '."E NEw Ydh&, Errll'I. ~
The allure Of a COihlnlssioh Paper House Is 70.
MoNkr-Easy at E96 per cent on call; bulG OF
tnlpSacIi0nH Ut higher rate. l.s
STETiiNG-Flrm and outlet at IOsX010SX.
i0OLD.-Dull; opened At il2; closed At Ill Z; car
ryiug rates 4JHaB pUe cent ClOarances, S5''OQh'
GO., Y
: LiOyERSxKET BoNDS-steady on gold bonds;
henyY however. on currency BR,