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NV YORK NEWS.
EN.ifeHnent tNous IN EuaIro

NV NORM. Dec. 81 considerable excite
meni was caused on the stIect thi> morning
alter the opening Ut thc stock Exchange ia
The announcement Of the failuu' oi John Bar
ron y 20. - Broad street. one oi the oldest
houses 900 Tie street
L0t,r.-1hc name uf The suspended Broad
street trm II john Bonner a Co. not John
Barron Co. as previously reported. rhry
have made an a>>ignmerd to B. " GriSNold.
II \ said that the hrm pursued the same
methods 81 Neticr 4 Go. I'm n hl pu,hecation of
securities. The liabilities are said 10 ba quite
heavy. and several prominent Spectators are
mentioned a. being considerable losers The
intelligence of the failure has had a depre>S-
lng effect on the stock market and some ~
ne leading shares are down one per cent.
IL appears inat - sunday \. l.. SeWau. one of
The firm oi Bonner a Co, applied to his COM
>ei Tor advice. and announced the failure of
The hnn and the Highi OF the senior member,
John Bonner. Who had left Tor Canada Ipou
his advice an assignment MAS made 10 r. W.
Gri>Mold. who y nov engaged m >traiuhten-
ing the Affairs of the firm. aud Who wiz maxi.
report thereon a. soon a. possible The
amount 81 securities rrhypOthecated n BOW
stated az S4DNyOO.
Another Failure.
NEW YORK Dee. I.-FoiaWiug the ~J>p,.n-
SION oi John Bonner u 90. came thai of !. 4.
Jackson. small member of the rNrhauu..
who Wa also short oi Lake shore and Mc~i-
ern Union.
Going To Liberia.
NEW AORk. Dec. 5l.-Thp Ndrk Liberia VIII
sail from hen, for Liberia "Wednesday. with
sixty negroes. Who viii settle there uud 'r the
auspices of The American Colonization ~urIe.y.
The party includes several families from North
Carolina. Virginia. Mississippi, MARYLAND. and
a few from Pennsylvania.
Bonner has Absconded.
NLN AOKh. Dee. 1.-The failure ul John
Bonner y Co. ha~ Involved the suspension pl
the Banker and Brokers Association. which
was an inSiituiionavailedo of bN small operators
tuT clearing ~torkS q l. stated that Bonner
has Ji'>cnHded. II j. thought Bonner a Co.'S
liabilities VIII exceed SanUHl.
Silver aud Gold.
Nine tons of silver and one ton ut gold were
shipped Ills morning from IA. assay office
here 10 the Philadelphia mint. for Tho coinage
of subsidiary coin.
New Five Dollar tounterfeit.
4 new counterfeit five dollar bill ou the
Hanover Bank of Pennsylvania was rNtrn-
Slyely circulated in the region Ol Washington
market GA saturday night.
Siguor BIitz's Son Missing.
Ii X reported that Arthur B,itZ. SOFA ~ ths
late NignOr BlitZ, j. missing, and discrepancy
of between three and four thousand dollar
has been discovered IN the accounts al the
Bishop Gutta Percha Company. ol which
coults he had charge.
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0utrape nv LYNN strikers.

NV lORh. Dec. 3I.-A LYnn mrs an,
patch says that a large crowd of CrfSpiaS on
Saturday attacked a 'Scab" Will. untlsr the.
protection of the police. and UNSUCCESSFUL cf-
forts were made 10 lynch him. A halt dozen
"ScabS from out of the cit'y We're attended Ia
the ,'epOt by mob of Cr.spfnS. but no violence
was attempted. The CrispinS say they VIII not
allow the "scabS' 10 work. and manufac-
tureTs have adopted a resolution 10 employ 30
members of the CrSpin organizations.
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PERsoNAL.-The large circle of friends i'm
Washington of Mrs. Judge Taft viii be sorry
to hear of the death of her father. Mr. Samuel
ID. Torrey, which occurred i'm Massachusetts,
last Monday. Surgeon General and Mrs.
WoodwoIth leave for New York tomorrow
evening 10 be absent several days. Repre-
sentative Eugene Hale, of Maine, who accom-
panied Senator Blaine to the Hot Springs OF
Arkansas, returned TO this city last night. ''''
Senator Beck, of Kentucky, has returned to
the city from holiday visit home. '''-Col L.
c. Weir Of Cincinnati, VIM. G.. Deshlea and
wife, and Miss Katie Deshlea, Of Columbus,
have arrived to attend the silver wedding al
the White House To- night,
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SENATOR PATTERSON condition is generally
improving. He took /; little cold yesterday.
however, while sitting up an hour. and suffers
from the effects today. Mrs. Patterson will
not receive tomorrow owing to the Illness of
herself and the senator She will hold her reg
ular receptions every Thursday following New
Year daY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-31

THE POSTMASTER G GENERAL has reappOinted
Samuel Smith and Samuel A. Wilson special
agents for the free delivery service OF the post
Office department
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AMONG THOSE WHO CALLED on the PreSi-
dent to-day were Secretary Sherman, Post
master General Key, Senators Teller and
Voorhees,. and Representatives Phillips and
Banning,
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THE STYLES COMPRISE

FuH Dress or swallow tail Goats. Fun Frock.
DoubIe-breaSted Goats. Siraight-cut Single beaSted
Goats. Getaway FrOck Goats, and magnificent
lime Of DisgonaiS; also. English. French. c.. nan
and Domestic DOsSkin Pants. and all qualities Of
High and LOw-Cut Single and DOubie-bTea>;ed
Vests ~ blalE cloth and diagonal.
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CLOTHING.
FOR FULL DRESS.

We have lust put in stock very complete line Of
Gentlemen Dress Suits. made in superior manner
and in the latest fashion, of all grl-s of black
sIoth. which We offer ar prices that do not more
shan half equal what the same goods would cost
made 20 order.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-31

THE COMMISSIONER OF PENSIONS has re
moved his residence TO 1874 18th street NV.
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The LADIES OF THE CABINET will not re-
eeive on Wednesday. Jan6aTy I'd.
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THE EVENING STAR,
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal
revenue. s743, 62015: customs, s3i3, 631.S2.
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~ sCHENCK.s MANDRAKE PILE

~ sCHENCk'S MANDRAKE PILLS
Win lie found TO possess those qualities necessary to
the total eradication of all bilious attacks. prompt
start the secTetiOns of the liver and give healthy
tone 10 the entire system. Indeed is ordinary
discovery in medical science To have invented
remedy for these stubborn complaints. which L.
vel"p all the results produced by heretofore free
Use Of calOmel, mineral justly dreaded by man
kind. and acknowledged 10 De destructive in the
extreme to the human system. That the properties
Of certain vegetables comprise all the virtues of cal
omel without its injurious tendencies, is now an
admitted fact. rendered indisputable by scientific
researches; and those who use the Mandrake Pills
will De fully satisfied that the best medicines are
those provided by nature In the common herbs and
roots Of the fields.
These Pills open the bowels and correct all bilious
arrangements without salvation any of the in
furious effects Of calOmel or other pOisons. The
secretion Of bile is promoted by these pills. rs viii
be by the altered color of the stools. and dis
appearing Of the salIow complexion and cleansing
Of the tongue.
pills. Prepared only by y. II. SCiIENCk & son.
al their principal Office. 81 and Arch Streets
Philadelphia, and for sale BY ali druggists and
dealers.
Price % cents per box. d5-w. m. I'm
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Another speech by Gen. Butler.

He DEFENDS THE PRESIDENTS LETTER But
ATTACKS HIS Foley.
Al the dinner of the Banks Club in Boston
Saturday evening. Gen. Butler was entertained
and spoke al length. giving his views ON the
situation. He defended the Presidents title
but criticised his southern policy. He said OF
the President: He must adhere 10 the one
party or the other even learn IN authority
that il has been declared i'm the cabinet that
the administration proposes hereafter 10 adj
here tremendously 10 the republican party
There may. perhaps. be some little difficulty
about Mr.. hey. bui I have no doubt he il quite
as good a republican a. some of his colleagues
and he II an honest gentleman of honest inten-
tons After criiicising the Presidents south
eTn policy. Gen. Butler said: Again believe
That u was the first duty Of Mr.. Hayes To fad
Out whether he was honestly and truly elected
President al the United States. and, finding
that 10 be so. to sustain every man elected on
the same ticket in his place by every man and
every dollar at his command. Applause A
have no respect for a man who will dishonor
his mothers marriage certificate. / insist that
twas Mr.. Hayes duty 10 the republican party,
which elected him, 10 sustain the men who
sustained him. III he believed thai there was
any wrong or fraud in his election he should
have just abdicated his claim. And don't let
any one say that i do not believe Mr.. Hayes
falrly elected. for i have not looked into the
subject carefully enough 10 form a Judgment
on II. think his course in Louisiana was very
unjust. If he was himself elected. Packard
v a elected by the same vote. If Packard was
elected. the legislature which sustained him
and elected Kellogg was elected, aud the
Nichols legislature Was mob"
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NEW YEARS DAY.
Who Will and Who viii Not Receive

The following is the authentic list of tlOSe
who do and those who do not receive tO-mOr-
row. New Year daY:
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kilograms to The Star.
THE EASTERN WAR.

ENGLAND'S DILEMMA.
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THESE GOODS

Are well cut, and no fears need he FELT on the
score OF ht, prepared 20 give perfect salts
action in that particular; 50 that yOI get as
good styles and &c frcm our seiecsioL you coald
secure by paying twice Our price FOR having ibem
made gp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-31

R HOLIDAY GOODS.

Cologne Sets, In great variety: Odor Cases, Cut
and Decorated Toilet Bottles. Ivory Brushes, Gel
luOld Sets in Gases, Tortoise shell Combs Parma
CoOgnes, Lubin and AtkinSOn's Handkerchief Ex.
tracts. W. :. THOMPSON.
dl4-tr TO3 18TH STREET.
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~ WASHINGTON, ID. C.. DECEMBER 10,
~ 1S17.-On and arter January LIST. 1878. the
NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK will pay interest
AZ the rate of per cent. per annum To be passed 10
the credit OF DepOsitOrs January 1 and July 1 OF
each year. on all sums Of s. and upward then in
Bank, the same having been Oh deposit one more
full calendar months.
once HOurS-9 a. m. to n. m. daily, and Oh Sat
urtayS from q 20 pm.
dl1-tjanl WI. STICKNEY. President.
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Two APPLICATIONS FoR DTvoRcEs-Th- .
MOI ming Messrs. n: II. Willard and A. b.
Webb. for Charlotte Dudley, iled petition for
divorce from Charles L. Dudley. The petifion-
er's maiden name was Pettis and She wac
married 70 defendant in September lsa Uy
hg With him until April 10th, ls-6, having sin
children She charges that for a long period
he treated her with cruelty, and in Nav Is7S
he committed adultery in Georgetown and r.,
Alexandria, and In November last he without
cause str'lck her. '''~~s
Margaret A. Pitch today by Mr.. W. ] New.
ton nled bill for a divorce from the bonds az
matrimony with Edward Fitch. She MAS mar
nea 70 defendant IN the town of Ellsworth
ONO, In December, 1856, and she charges that
Iof more than two years he has deserted her
committed adultery. ''Aie
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4 Otai. ............-
W. DE NNlSD\,
=. l.. PHELPS.
THDS. Il. BRYAN.

~ A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLD-
~ ER> Of the WASHINGTON X GEORGE
TOWN RAILROAD COMPANY for the election
of Directors. viii lie held at the ONCE OF the Com
lany. No. 100 PennSy Iyania avenue. on WE'D
NESDAY, the 9th day of January. 1873.
The polls viii be opened at l2 III. and closed AT
pm.
Transfer books viii be closed on the 4th Of Janu-
AIRY, 1873, and opened on January 10Th. 1873.
- III. HURT, President.
{. u. hpONES. Secretary. CELIA
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liable BROTHERS,
EXTENSIVE CLOTHIERS.
ss2S-u Corner Of Serenth aud ID SITS.
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II il reported that Arthur B,itZ. SOFA ~ ih.s
late >ignOr BlitL j. missing, and discrepancy
of between three and four thousand dollar
has been discovered IN the accounts al the
Bishop Gutta fercha Company. ol which 4 =
COUNTS he had charge
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~ NOTICE.
Ny OFFICE or THE MUTUAL FIRE INS. CO.. ,
WAsHINGTON, Dec. 20, 1877. (
Policy holders are hereby notified TO renew their
insurance for 1873 at the ONCE of the COMPANY
OF before MONDAY. December 81. 1877. In order
10 save time and avoid the crowd, come several
days before the last Monday. and bring your Policy
OF the last receipt. J. WESLEY BOTELER.
dee 2O-9t Secretary.
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~ RICHMOND. December L.. 1877.
In conformity tO the ode of Virginia. of 1873.
page $40. section l.. de- hereby make known To all
tO whom il may concern that il appears 10y certi-
cate Of the eSrhetiOr Of the county at Alexandria.
dated the .Sl day of November. 1877. received into
the Land Once ON the llth day at December 1877,
that by inquest held ou the sd day of November.
1877. parcel of land containing twenty-Oue acres
two TOOds and twenty -One poles, lying ia Alex
autria county. known part at the ''Old Fac
tory tract. of which James Hilton died seized,
was found Cscheated 10 the Commonwealth.
=. h. BDYklN.
U11-nBt Register Land DfirP.
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GEO. &. HENNING,
des2S-tT 40 Sere,ath street.
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NEW YORK. Dee. Sl.-FoiloWiug the >u>p,n-
sion oi John Bonner * 90. came thai of j. T.
Jack son. small member of the rNrhauu.
who Wa also short at Lake ShOge and Mr-i-
nrn MINI
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NEW NORK. Dee. 5l.-The Udrk Liberia VIII
sail from here Tor Liberia "Wednesday. with
sixty negroes. who viii settle there uud ~ the
auspices of The American Colonization >peIety.
The party includes several families irum North
Carolina. Virginia. Mississippi, MARYLAND. and
"A f. fHIHHgH Pom "A ID. .fHFrH
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silver aud Cold.


Nine tons of silver and one ton ul gold were
shipped Ills morning from IA. assay office
here Ia the Philadelphia mint. for thr coinage
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Bonner has Absconded.

NLN NoKh- Dec. 1.-The failure 81 john
Bonner y Co ha> involved the suspension 90
the Banker and Brokers Association. which
was an institution awaited of by small operators
toT clearing >torkS. Il T. stated that Bonner
haS Ji>cnHded. II D. thought Bonner a Coz
liabilities VII exceed S4Nun.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-05-12

A shipwrcckcd sailor waiting fora
sail is like business man sitting ut
home nursing n cough or cold. Get
Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup and be cured.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-05-12
WADE HAMPTON,
Governor.

a European war on Il large scale
threatens. Look out forlow price for
cotton and high prices for provisions,
and act accordingly. The position of
no farmer will be safe, who does not
raise provisions for home supply tho
present season.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-05-12
GOVERNOR HAmPTOM's FIRST
MESSAGE.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTM ENT, J
'oLuMBIA, S. c., April &c, 1877.
The New York herald., 1877-12-28

for the week ending yesterday, the proportion Of re-
TO liabilities beng 46, asainst4Ss per cent Inst
week. To-day eos. 600 bullion went Into the bank on
balance. Al Paris rentes were down TO l07L roc,
against losf 1oc. tho close Monday. The weekly
statement OF the Bank OF France shows decrease n
specie Of 6y00 000, tho weekly statement Of the
Bank OF Germany q decrease Of II, 100000 marks.
Tho closing prices in LONDON were :--Consols for
money, e4L; consols for account, e4,S; new "a
per cent bonds, Ios,4 1885; hve.twenty bonds Of
1867 1866 tenforty bonds, 1918 1o7ii nvcs Of 1881.
1861 Erie shares ss Erie preferred Shores
%; New York Central, 1861; Illinois Central 7a
STATE BONDS.
State bonds at the board were steady, except for
Louisiana sevens consols, which were 4 lower, and
Tennessee Skies old which iell 10 81 u.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds moderately active, and the fol-
lowing were the changes compared with last previous
sales: a decline OF pcr cent in Ohio aud Mississippi
seconds, y in Hannibal and ST. Joseph eights, con-
yertibles, y In Chesapeake and Ohio drsts (coupon
on) 4 in ST. Paul three-te -tenths. and in Rock
Island skies of19I7 There was advance OF u In
Buffalo, New York and Erie iirsts OF 1916.
puuAD ADFIp "a
The New York herald., 1877-12-28
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Henry H. Cox, dealer In hardware at No. 4 Gold
street and at No 45G Hudson street has failed an
effort is being made by creditors to throw him into
bankruptcy. Three OF The creiitors-Iichard J.
Clarke, John Rabcr and II Lamaroho-havc, through
their attorney Mr.. Waldcgrave Harock, ed a pct!.
ton tor lhat purpose lis liabilities amount to over
$4,000 wnilc tho assets merely nominal There
are about one hundred and twenty-five creditors, tho
largest being Richard j. Clarke, $1,000; Ii. Macy,
$1,000; II. Morrison, s2,7oo; Robcrt y. Campbell
neristor Fitch has adjadlcatcd Lewis w. Walton.
sewing machines, at No. s02 Broadway,a voluntary
bankrupt on his own petition. Among tho creditors
are Arnold Constable IS Co, $1,000 20; n. Miles,
a. $780, His laoilltcs aggregate $4,000. and no has
no assets
Application was mado yesterday TO Kcgs,cr Dayton
By Japhct NJ. 1horp and Edmuna A. ThOrp, builders,
In East Eighy-sixth street, Tor their dscnlrge from
bankruptcy, ana as thcro was no opposition on tho
part OF tho creditors their petition viii bc granted.
Albert u. Oppcnheim, OF the late nrm OF G. j. Op-
penhoim Brother, OF No 400 broadway. bas boon
adj Indicated "A bankrupt on his own petition by Reg.
ister Little. His liabilities amount TO sos 900 and no
itors are the following Ifustcc oil II. M Huntington,
$iybli 10; PlatL Gerard x Buckley, al. .uVO: Joseph
d. UppeDhoim. S3, 600; Charles j. 0ppcnhoim 81 900;
Margaret Oppennelm, ~, 500.
Charles ClOoncy Co, Dickinson Brothers, Thomp-
son Son, the National Bank OF Malone and ihcr
creditors OF Gilman Goodwin, house mover, OF No.
Jos Wcat Twenty -ith street, nave FLED pottiou IN
bankruptcy against him. Hts liabiiitics amount to
so2 lg7.
meeting OF tho creditors OF Brazil H. Martin, auc.
tonror, AT No 2V6 Wcs, Iwenlyntih street. was held
yesterday at The cficr OF n. A. Chedsey, No o Guy
HAL place The statement submitted ~ the croditor
showed labcs $I4l5, nominal assets, 81, go2; real
'ssels, VI, 100. proposition TO compromise AZ
The New York herald., 1877-12-28
SECOND BoARD-1 p. NJ.

The entire sales OF stocks At tho board to-day
aggregated 56 92S shares.
Mr.. RUFUS Hatch resumed his seat ut the Stock Ex
change to-day, having settled his liabilities and paia
up in full.
Judge Brady. Of tho Supreme Court mas appointed
Isaac " French receiver OF the Peopos Savings Bank
with Instructions to wind ub the affairs Of the concern
The liabilities 5000 o0o the assets $751; o0o
Tho Sub-Trcasury New York paid ont s. 240. 300
account OF tho January interest," making the total
So, $1,000 &
A despatch from Boston states that Official state
mcnt of 159 banks in Massachusetts Tor 1877
shows deposits aggrcgating ssl4.596,6l4 l against
$243, $40. 842 rs for tho previous year.
Inc earnings Of the Missouri, Kansas aud Texas
Railroad Tor the third week III December, 1877, were
$59996 65; 1876, $70.O44 SO. Decrease $i0,O47 IS.
The earnings of tho Burlington. Cedar Rapids and
Northern Railroad for the week ending December Il
1877, wcrc s32, 727 so 1876 s2o. 100 A. Increase,
s12561 39
The New York herald., 1877-12-28
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GAvxsroS. Dse. o7. 1877.
soo Ss'ea @ Ss. os sa %saGs
coassvise.edi. Sales. l.io4 ssoeS' 100000.
New ORLrAss, lee. 27, 1877
ding, ioSs good ordinary ess No. receipts, ie,ass
to Frace ioi the Gontinens. is4; coas,wise 045.
Cotton 4rrssu,s, m'aslns, a iS%s i.s s a$!asIias,
gross. ssa Exports soasswise 800 sales, 800 stock.
Cotton aSll m!aans 1879 ;isw ,middiins, iosc s,ca
Expors-costwiso lloi. sales. =. QUO. Stock. o7.5a+
CHARLESTON. Dec ~, 1877.
io sS.s. good asdnais ,dc Sss recspss ssS s5
bales. Esports 10 tho Continent, I.73o Sales. $500
WILMINGTON, \. G., Dec. ~, 1877
hard and 81 10 for yellow dip and vgiu Tar steady
BUFFALO, Dec z. 1877.
sss !; ss; e. sS. Hsssss
track, At - 40; three cars sample at y So Corn in
NJ NJ :i; TsS s sw:si d. s.. E
westerns s s1s.S &c T oass ssss :" aoo
sales u 500 Dushsl. uanada % track n s,c 900 do
terms; 800 DO prime o.nsd. !. $50 asoc lishwinss
arm s 70 sS y ossr
ceipss BY rarosatour. 1000 bbls wnes, $4,000 bush
;'; sSsa s:'
wheat $1,000 bushels; corn. $1,000 do; oats 1900 do.
Tor Dar o7 rS77
Wheat steady: No. white Michigan, S 3ll4; extra do
81 36 amber Nichigan spot and seller DecemDer Jan
unry 81 81 schcr February, 81 33s; No red winter,
ii tl No do spot III ISIS seller January, 81 2 do.
February 81 81 No red. - i2,6; No. spring. u 4
uorn irmer; No = spot. 3otac 40, new 4o1sc seller
December lc do January. 4,c. new rejected. 4isc
dull: prime ~ 40. Rscepts-Four. 100 bbls whent,
81 $50 bushels 900 do 9O do. shipments
Flour, iUD bhls. whea.. $4,000 bushels; corn, 5000 do
oats 5000 do. Markets cioscd--Wheat quiet: No white
Michigan 81 3i1si amber Michigan, January. 81 3ls
Corn dull
v,..... =, ..,.. cS,cAsoi Dec. 2, 1877.
and higher; M Chicago spring, III iOle, NO. 40.
81 loss cash and December. II 10Y january; 81 lI
81 1lss, February No. 8 do. VI u3; rescted oslas.
Corn unsettled but generally lower has sod ut 4,u
rejected 3oc. Oats dull and nominal; 2jc cash; 25c
January Februay rejectsd .3c Rye steady and
changed Barley duii and shade lower 51c Dressed
hogs nominaly unchanged: Offering Pork active but
shade lower Sll 10 cash aud January; $ll rs Sl NO.
Docember 3ll February; x2 u2ts March. Lard fair
demand, but lower; ~ 10 cash ind December; 81 67l
January; ~ -. February; ~ ~. Msrch Bukmeats in
demand. easer hut not qnotNbiy lower shoulders
4ic: short rib. &C. snort clear. 6c Whiskey dull and
lower at 81 uJ Receipts tour, 3D.oJD bbls. wheat
5000 husneIs corn. $4,000 do oats, i2UOO do: rye
pbs wheat. 10000 bushels; corn, 1900 do. o,ss
s.5uO do; 2.SOp do barley. 1900 do Markets
closed wheat easier aud unchanged. Corn dan at 43sc
cash 425ic 10. January. us easier AZ 2+ac.,
2c 25c-. February. Pork dull al Sl o. SIi oTi
Janusry Sil 80 g$il e2ts February. Lard dull bat
changed.