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HOUSE.

Immediately after the reading Of tho
journal the Speaker announced rs the
reuglsr order the consideration Of Senate
bill for the repeal Of the bankrupt law.
Mr.. Mcmahon, who had charge Of the
bill, stated tina. at the end Of the two
hours discussion be would demand the
previous question.
Mr.. Kelley hoped that the House
would not second the previous question,
but that it would allow extended discus-
sion to be had 90 tie bill
Mr.. Knott thought there might be
grave doubts ss % whether the till passed
by the Senate would effect the repeal Of
the bankrupt law. He would therefore
move to amend the bill so "a TO repeal
title Gl OF the Revised Statutes, an act
approved June, 1874, entitled an set TO
amend sn act 10 establish Uniform
system cf bankruptcy. He would also
offer ar amendment to the bill so that sll
penal actions or criminal prosecutions
arising prior 70 the passage Of the bill
under the acts proposed TO be repealed,
shall continue in full force until dis
posed Of.
Mr.. Mcmahon stated that he was su-
thorIzed By the Judiciary Committee to
offer q subs titute TOR the bIll repsalng
the bankrupt law, and providing that
the bill shall take effect Immediately ss
to involuntary Iryceedings, except
pending proceedings and suits, and shall
take effect after the first day Of July
1879, in regard TO voluntary bankruptcy
proceedings.
Mr.. KDott's anerdmen! 10 perfect the
bill wss agreed TO-
The question then REQUIRED % the sub.
stitute offered by Mr.. McMahon, and It
was rejected.
The question was then taken on the
Senste bill a. swerdrd. AID J. was
passed yeas 2O6, nays 81.
The bill a. amended Is a. !o,l1w-
That the bankrupt .sw approved March
>, 1851, (lltIe O. OF the revised s!,tItes
ana an sct entitled An &C. 20 amend
and supplement An set entitled, 'An act
TO establish an Uniform system e.. bank
rup.cy throughout tde United State,
approved March z, 1867, and for other
other ipurposes, approved Jlne-l lo14,
and sll acts IN amendneH! Or supple
mentsry thereto, or n explains
ton thereof, be and the
same are hereby repealed. ProDtasa,
that such repeal shall II 10 manner in
validate or sfsct sry case n bankruptcy
instituted snd pending II saycourt prio-
10 the dsv when this act shgl. take effect
but as to oil such pending cases, and s..
future proceedings therein, ard g.. pena.
actions and criminal proceedings srIsiug
therein urder the acts hereby repealed,
snail continue in tull force sLd effect uu-
til the same snail be fully disposed Of, II
the same manner ss If tie said sets hs1
not been repealed.
NJ. Cox, OF New YORK, introduced &
Joint resolution for the joint committee
10 be deroninsted 3 Committee on Cen
sua 10 take into consideration the proper
measures 10 be employed for taking the
the next census. Adopted.
Adjourned.
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Nnrtonnr Board OF rFIrcUndcr~rircr.

NEw YORK, April ~ The annual
convection CT the National Board OF
Fire Uudcrw rItcrs was rpsumcd 10 day
J. b Hall. ,f Onio, offered resolu-
llon, which was adopted, requesting the
President of the Board 10 immediately
Is-ue circular 10 ul, companies ,ssuIug
wha, is known ~ stock policies, md su
IIrIt the opinion of these a 20 their view.
lUu king To- tho establishment Of ~ adc-
quHtG lrN o. rates, aud thai when
replies are received digest should hr
furnished % tho Executive Committee,
and whenever, In tho opinion ,i tho lat
ter commIl,ee, II should appear that
,I,lic0eut amount Oi capital favored ,urh
adequate tariff, then the President shall
ut once i.a1c call 10 All the compauir,
To- meet 10 this city ior further c"usId"ra-
tIon Of the suLjrc;
Re.1.ulIuHs regroIung TOO resignation
Of Genera, Agent Montgomery wor'
pas ID.
The Board adjourned suIe dje
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.
ProrreSs of Negotiations.

LONDON, April 25.-The negotiations
regarding the Congress, and the with
drswsl OF the British fleet snd Russian
troops from near Constsntinople bsve, as
vet led to no result, and it is considered
Unfortunate. Bismarck and Gortschskoti
have fallen Ill. At this critical iuncture,
in the uncertainty OF the issue OF the
pour porlours, the Russians sre doing
their best to strengthen their position,
and advices from various sides concur
that there are considerable movements
of troops toward ConstsntinopIe as well
at Gallipoh.
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The PrcsDytery Of 81. CInirsviIlc.

CApIZ, April 24-The Presbytery Of
St. CIsrsvile is holding its semi-snnusl
session here in the First Presbyterian
Church. The retiring Moderator, Alex
snder c. Esgleson, delivered the open
ing sermon 10 large audience last even
ing, including the delegates to the Ladies
Foreign Missionary Society. Rev. w.
V. Milig4n, of the Cambridge Church,
was elected Moderator for the ensuing
term, and W. S. Pringle, OF Nj. Pleasant,
Clerk, after which they proceeded to the
regular business of the session. The ab-
sentees OF the last meeting were hauled
over the Goals. The reports on religion
from the different churches, statistical re-
ports, and quotas OF money Tor fund to
send Commissioners two ministers and
two elders) to the May meeting OF the
General Assembly were handed in,
Rev. T. r. Crawford, d. d., of No.-
tinghsm Church, and Revs. McNlght
aud Williams, of Cambridge Church,
were chosen Delegates, and Elders John
Lippincott, of Morristown, ard John
Forsythe, OF Clsysville, Lay Delegates to
the General Assembly. Rev. A. j. st.
Clair, Of the Barnesville Church, was
dismissed from this Presbytery to the
Presbytery Of Phllsdelphis, at his own
request. Rev. Warren Taylor, OF the
Presbytery OF Chillicothe was received
as a member Of this Presbytery. In the
evening the church was filed bv Dele
gates and citizens 10 hear addresses from
Mrs. Nj. L. Campbell, Of Cambridge, and
Mrs. Davis, of Well,ville, in behalf OF
the Womsn'8 work and by Rev I. K.
Crawford, D. D, Rev w. V. Milligsn
and w. 5. Pringle, IN behalf of the
Presbytery The Presbytery will ad-
iourn tomorrow.
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ROME, April 2j.-An cucyoIicsl Ju.,
Issued by Pope Leo points out that 1t o.
wrong Tor society 10 combat the CGurru
and the EDmsu Ponl.h ga,n, especially the
latters civil prnn p,iry, which Dr. aqua
sntee of H. liberty and indcp"nterr".
The Pope reviews md confirms the pro-
test Of PIu- y aggILsL the occupation
OF tEis civil princlpsIi!y 6 the church
His Holmes is conGd~nt that with the
s.d OF God and the zeal ol N" pastors'
society J, will loSiiy return 10 the b0m' ~"
IL Owrs ~ the ,hIroh. TIE cHc,yu.h :
generally moGeralr and iu.I Of e1lrr'-
SONS Of AZ f.ctIon toward ,oc.ely.
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Resumption HypOcracy

aShluE TN fCA,'
BY preconcerted arrangement all the
p.cayune National banks are announce: >
now that they have resumed. This e
done TO head of the proposed repeal Of
the Resumption set by Congress. Gen.
Ewing puuctures this bubble IN timely
wsv oy explaining that these banks only
psv colo on their own note. These s.e
scattered a.. over the land, aad Il Is lot
possible for them 10 be presented Al IaI.e
quantities. A bank hasn't got down 10
Il specie basis until it is able TO pay gold
to deposlt5rs and holders Of checks, and
the back which now proclsims that It
has resumed simply lies.
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ARREST SUPPOSED THIEF
Al Zane.NiIIe, Ohio.

ZANEsvILLE, o. April 24.-ln August
last Jacob GIessuer had 8 man working
about his house named John Gabriel.
While the family were gone to church
the house was robbed of valuable jewriry,
&c. T,-iay Gabriel WAS arrested IN one
OF the cars hauling Sells circus, covered
over with bay.
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EEw YohE, April % The funeral
Of Hon. Wm. OrtJn, late President -
tie Wc,:era Union Telegraph Com
p.ry, lyok p,lC. lla mOrnlg. III.
gr.af stricken family and large con
course of friends followed biz BODY ~ it'
.s.! resting piscs ~ Sleepy Hollow csn-
e.e-y. a, I-y.rg,on, On ihe Hudson
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHINGT0N, April 20.
SENATE.

SENATE
The President pro tenn. laid before the
Senate q communication from the Secrc-
tary of the Treasury in answer to rcsc-
luton calling for information in regard
to the amount Of government bonds scld
since March 4, 1861, and the amount
paid to the syndicate for placing them on
the market, &c. Ordered printed and
referred Also communication from
the Postmaster General m regard TO the
deficiencies in the appropriations for that
department during the current fiscal
year. Referred.
The river and barbor appropriation
bill, which recently passed The House,
was read by its title and referred.
The consideration of bills on the cal
endar not objected to was then resumed
Mr.. Cameron, Of Pennsylvania, moved
tnst the Senate adjourn until Monday
next. Agreed to-yeas 8, nays ls-and
the Senate, at 5.lO, adjourned until that
day.
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English Labor Troubles.

MAscHE,TEE, AP!ii Lj-Nur,y h,i
the operatives ~ Burnley, whose notice
expired !a.t evening, have joined IN tho
strike. Ttousards d strikers At B.sck-
burn are wandering through the street.
sYmn o. III IN becoming very Clam.rou-
5r the striking wage. The employer
IN the LtucAsbIre district say that
arbitration BE- out Of the question.
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SUPPOSED SUICIDE
At Cranberry Summit, West Nir'
ginia.

CRANBERRY SUMMIT, April q From
letters received mere IT is evident TIA.
Frank ChaIahsn, who was run over and
killed here Sunday, committed suicide.
He was working tor j. Lowry, proprie-
tor of the Milford House, at Milford,
Del, and absconded with $500 IN money
and horse and buggy belonging to Mr..
Lowry, on March 18th. The horse and
buggy were found at Dover, Del, bat
Lowry heard nothing of Chslshsn TIL
notified Of his death He was drinking
aud gambling at Piedmont for several
days before his death, and had lost over
$3.50. He gave friend whom be had
made AZ Piedmont picture, bresstnin,
ring, letters and lsdys address to send
them to her, and to say be had digraced
himself and she would never zee him
alive again. He has mother and an
uncle in Baltimore and married sister
in Philadelphia. He was Il tHe-Iooking
and intelligent young man.
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BOY DRON NED
At Piedmont, West virginia.

PIEDMONT, April 24.-WiIlIe Rector,
twelve year old son OF james Rector,
of this place. wss found 10 the river st
ten o'clock this morning. It is suppC, 81
that he was drowned lsst night some
time, as lie did rot come home, OF could
not be found by his parents.
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MARLIN KLEINHANS,

rn- MAIN STREET, FIRST CLAS'
lUDC UIuDsters- .a.. with A"bi"i,
bYOtu B col
A. kinds 0i JpLOzferluE done IN the
Latest -ty.. and Bsst Material put on zt u
raucu lower charge than any LOIse IN
town. -atI-fsCtlOu guaranteed. Psr.OT
suit, MATTRESSES, LanDrsguius, LOO-.'
Covers; Carpets Etted and aid. Please
Zlys ne a call. D.
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LIVE STOCE
Chicago.

CHICAGO, Apr! gj.-Tho p~ors~'
Jy'Tu0l reports hog receipts 10 OCo hest;
shipments $500 hesd Market quiet
choice heavy sold II S5 4OcGS CO. light
s. 3oG5 30; butchers p- s. &jw5 -;
mixed rough s. 2oG3 40; ucsr,y all
sold
Cst,Ie-Receipts t.Oo0 hosd; ship
meuts $500 head. Supply generally OF
better quality; shipping - ooGj -;
feeders and stockers s. ooG4 80, bu,cs-
ers steady; cows - giW3 90: bulls
g 5nu6 ~, steers IS 4uHI Oo.
Sheep Receipts 1000 head; ship
mcuts -0oO head Market 4Mct and
easy; saorn s. 90T3 50; woolci II 300
5O
NEW YORK, App, -5.- Becyes-Ke-
ccipts none tot4l io- three DAYS 5.lcO
mead, agalnst $50 head Tor tho same
time ln,! week. 40 sales; dressed beet
steady "a, sa~s
Shrcp-Re,eipts 5000 head, mskin,
1890 head Tor three days, against lOOiO
head Tor the same time last week. Market
lair a. unchanged price lreo ss'as.
Hogs Receipt, l5Du head, making
TO- 700 head for three DAYS. sgsinst l3 500
head Tor the same time last wrnh
40 sales ol lave wei hts.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, Apri, gb-Caulr
Receipts TO-DAY $40 head 20, through AMI
% head OF yard total Tor the three ds,,
jii head OF through sud ON head OF yard
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HAYES keeps on paying his politics.
debts. John w Howell hss been con-
frmed as Collector at FernandIna s.
Howell wss prominently mixed up with
the Baker county, Fiorids, election fraud
in 1876, and the appointment was evi-
dently tardy recognition OF tbst ser
vice. They are pretty nearly sll provided
tor now.
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CiuciunatI
DIZZY GOODS.
New YorL

NEW YORK, April Dry Goods -
The package trade continues light iu
nearly aIl departments. Business quiet
with jobbcr-. Cotton goods IN light de-
msnd, but fairly steady Prints 10 irror
ular demand; best styies of fancy PRINT,
and low grade shIr.iugs IA steady dcmSrd
for moIua'e lots. lIeavy wooIcns rat her
moro a,,rvo. Foreign goods rather dun
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Or over $50 per capita OF the popuIs-
tion it then had to supply, while now cur
rency is required to meet the business de-
mands Of nearly 50,O0O,OOO people.
Eight million having been added by nat
ural increase, and 100000 from the
South, who were without any money
when the war cnded-and just see what
we have at present The entire amount
of currency now consists OF legal tenders
and national bank notes and about $780,
UOO,GOO of gold and silver com, which,
combined, aggregates less than $780,
100000, from which, By statements made
by the Secretary of the Treasury, over
S20O,OOOOOO i5 now held in reserve IN
the different banking institutions
throughout the country, thus leaving less
than $5O0OO0,OOO or about $40 per cap
its of the present population. How then
is it possible for the people to pay their
debts under such circumstances, especial
Iy when q very large majority OF them
were contracted under credit based on
the lager amount in circulation? Aud
now look at the number OF failures, with
their liabilities, during the past five
wears
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Cincinnati.

UIECTEyATI, April 70. - Cotton
Stronger and IN improved demand st
lO!e. FIour-NOminsily unchanged
Whest-In good demand and prices a
shade higher; red 81 l2Gl 10 Corn
In fair demand bat a. lower rates A. ga
43c. Oats-Dull at 2sGp8Ic. Rye-Duu
a, 5O,G6lc. Barley-DIl snd nominal
Pork-Quiet but firm at 80 90 Lard
Ouie. and firm, steam s. 90; kettle s. -
ll775. Bulk Mests-ln iAr demand;
shoulders held 50 g.! ,h0r. NIB 81 10
cash; 81 IS buyer April short clear
s. 90. Bscon-Quist AID stesdy 81
81 25rG,5 4Oa,5 70. Whiskv-S.ssdy sDd
in fair demand a. IL o.. Butlsr-SIeady
and unchanged.
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philnalelDhiN.

PHILAUELrHIA, Aprl .5.-Business
On 'Chsnge .spended on account OF the
Presidents visit. PrOvrsjons-U L uchsng-
ed. Butter Quiet, creamery 2SG&oJ
Western Reserve 2l92}c. Eggs snd
Cheese-Stesty sni unchanged Pc
troieum-Dul, and unchsnged Whisky
Western 81 O0j
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DualIs, AprI -j.-OLsary the
pfIes.rIsn. ia,t evening completed biz
walk g, 70 mI.es ~ s5Ity hours.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Gold Closed AI IOOSa-GOVernments
Steady-EIOur Dull and In.
changed wheat Firm and
in Good Demand
Hogs STEADY.
FINANCE.

New YORK, April 25.-Mouey-
Closed easy st 4!96 per cent, closing
81 6 per cent. Prime mercantile psper
at sac per cent. Customs receipts S23t,
600. Clesrings Sl8 100000. The Assist
ant Treasurer dlsbursed $4,000. Sterl-
ing, long 1864; short 4s9.
GoLD-Steady st 1904. Carrying rstcs
S5Gl per cent and Hat.
SuvER-At Lonaon old; here silver
bars llS3, greeubscks; llst, gold; silver
coin l per cent discount.
GeyRRNMENTs-Stea
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Milwaukee.

MrLwAUKEE, April Zj.-F.Cur-
Steady sDd unclso ged Whss.-Opeled
s,a.dy, advanced &c srt cioset st'ong,
No. Milwaukee hard 81 III, SO !
Milwaukee 81 III; No. 2 30 81 III.
seller April 81 l2i; seller Ma 81 ~
seller Jile 81 lIsfgl III 10. 3 81 %
Corn-Firmer, 10. 2 4Oc. Oa,s STEADY
No. 2 2Gsc. Eye-S,est,5 No. ! oJ.e.
Bsrley-Qgie. and ea.y. 10. = sprIng
57.c seller May tss PryyHigns-QHe.
aud uncta1get. Mes PgrA-AL s. -.
I.ard-Prime steam 8 81 cz-a.
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Pittsburgh.

PuTsBUKGH, April 20 Petroleum
Crude 81 o.. 81 Psrker's; refined lie tor
PhIla4elpkia delivery.
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WEDNESDAY'S STORM.
Cre.t Destrucuon ofProperty.

CINCINNATI, April 25.-Advlces from
q number of points in the interior OF this
and adjoining States, indicate that the
storm Yesterday and last evening, was
very general and very severe in this 10
cality. No serious damage ensued be-
yond the leveling of a number OF trees,
fences, etc. Tom Webb, nod carrier was
quite seriously injured by flying bricks
from an unfinished building, at Somerset,
Ky. The dispatch says that the storm
was unegualled for persiI:ency
and general fury. 1t unrooled
stores, blew open dwellings, stables,
kitchens, knocked down trees and fences,
blew out windows and in fact did more
or less damage to nearly the entire popu-
lation OF that place. A house about halt
a mile from town, occupied by colored
people, was blown to the ground. There
Is hardly farm or forest IN that county
but received more or less damage. One
spot of shout half al acre had forty-tour
trees 1prooted. At Kensington, Q, a
small brick school house was demolished,
iniuring nearly alI the scholars, some
quite seriously.
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Eliza should Resume.

bOsIDu TOsI,
If EEzs PinkstOn should be attacked
with "s quickened conscience Whist
would become of John Sherman?
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The IoMR CYcIone.

Sioux CITY, April 25.-Sundsys
storm did greater damage than anticI-
psted in previous reports. la the Vi
cinity of Wall Lake hardly house or
fence escaped injury.
The Catholic church al Carroll was
blown down, and child torn from Its
mothers arms was found in marsh
cas-. Of the house. while Mrs. Lett was
found halt a mile west. The ground Is
,trewn with disembowelled ducks and
geese. &c. Many cattle were killed.
Peter Anderson's house, barn and
grspery. sll well stocked, were demo.-
ished snd not thirg OF value can be
found on the place a number OF other
harms and fences were also destroyed IN
the same vicinity. Heavy loss OF
property and life is reported at 3 Swedish
settlement in Crawford county, but par
ticulars are wanting.
William Hsllen, while trying to drive
cattle from his barn, wss borne into the
air with the barn and cattle, and has not
been seen since. A boy, LAST seen driv-
ing the cattle home, has also mysterousIy
disappeared.
VIM. Beach and his two sons, near
Sac CITY, were killed. Peter Lampman,
pear Ida City, was instantly killed In
the same locality ten houses were des-
troved, five persons killed, and ten
wounded.
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THE BANKRUPT'S BOON.
WHAT THE REPEAL OF THE
BANKRUPT LAW WILL DO.
Views Of George d. JOnes-COntrac-
IiOn the Cause of All Our Finan-
ciaI TrOubIes-SOme Import
ant FIgurcS-The Country
Must Have Some Sort of
a Bankrupt Law.

Washington Post.
Mr.. George o. Jones, the well-known
Greenback advocate and Financier, i'm
parted some important opinions to Post
representative yesterday, touching the
Bankrupt law and the bill now pending
in the House for its repeal. The inter
view, correctly reported, was as follows:
"What, in your opinion, would be the
effect of the repeal of the Bankrupt law"
'I think it would consummste in one
act more injury to the business m en- Of
the country than all the evil legislation
OF the past twelve years put together"
How do you make that cutY"
"Why bless your soul! look at thes e
figures and you will see tina. failures
among merchants, property owners and
employers, large as they have been dur
ing the past few years, have only just
commenced. Here, for instance, in 1866,
when there was only about thirty mil
lion people to provide with money, we
find the following amounts in use on
September /, Of that year.
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Toledo

TOLEDO, April @5-Whss:-Frrrn
No white Michigan 81 30, extra white
Michigan held a. 81 g.; smber Michigan
SPOT, 81 2gt; seller May 81 20; seller
.jure 81 81. No. red wiuter 81 q: No. 2
red winter spo. ard seller April 81 Z44i
seller Msy 81 u. seller June 81 25i No.
3 red Wabash he'd at q y. 81 ~ bid;
NJ. DAYTON ald Michigan red 81 "a:
rejected Wabash 81 O3 Corr-Du.E
h "a mixed 44ic; No. 2 spot 44c seller
May 488c; rejectsd 42lc damaged BE.
Ost-Du.l aud nominal.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, April 2j.-Flour -Nomi-
nally unchanged Wheat-UnsettIodi :
opened weak and lower and cio'ed firm
al outside quotations; No. ! Chicago
spring 81 Is; No. DO. 81 II cash;
81 IO;@I lOg seller May; 81 C9.S
O93 seller June; No. 3 81 i4@l %.
Corn-Stesdy and firm a. Ale cash. 4Og"
seller April; 4l:@4l3c seller May ~
seller June; rejected &c Oats-Fslrly
sctive and shade higher at 25ic
cash, seller May and June. Rye-FIrmer
at 595c. Bsrley-Stesdy and firm at
47c. Pork-Steady ard unchanged Al
s. 7OG.s 70 CASH s. G74G1 10 seller
May; s. s5 seller June. Lsrt Steady
and IN fair demand "a! Sc 95@yj 81 ca shi
seller May 81 OO@7 80. BuIk Mcal-
Quiet and unchanged.
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PRODUCE.


Nyw YORK, April % Cotton Quiet
at IO36lO.c. Flour-Du,I, receipts ] J.
600 barrels; No s. 2jCri 35i suPeFhue
western and state 81 25Gi 50; common
to good "a s5G5 7O,good to cEoice 50 10
Cp5 So; white wheat extra 80 9OGO 90;
fancy So 55CG7 70; extra Ohio - OOcu
6 10; st. Louis So OO(d7 20; Minnesota
patent process 50 75G. 25. Kyo Flour
and Corn Meal-Frrm and unchanged.
Whest-Frm; receipts 5000 bushels
No. > Milwaukee III 27myl 29L No. /
spring 81 3l@l 30; amber Michigan
81 3s. No. ! white ~ al extra 9l 10.
Barley, Rye and Malt--Unchauged.
CONFIRM; ungradcd western mixed
52655c: steam do 81 Il; round yellow 02c.
O4Ls.-Qulel and unchanged; receipts b.
600 bushels Hay and Hop. Unchanged.
CoAee-Qulet and unchanged Sugar
Dull; far to good refining 7!G7 sc prime
7Bc. Molssses aud Rice-QuIet aud Un-
changed. Petroleum q QIIet; crude SIC;
refined lie. Eggs-HCvy, Yves ern 10
MlOBc. Mess Pork-Steady At ~ 600,
10 O0. Beef-Quiet Lsrd--Srimo stesn
At 81 22Ia725. BuLter-Oh western =.
7(a,l8c. Cneese-Dull at GGl2c. Whisky
Dull at 81 O6lMlO7
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-26
OIL City.

OIL CITY, April 25.-MsrEet opened
excited with upward tendency. The frii
sales were 81 81 81 I, steadily advanced 10
Il 40, al which prIce il ciOsed firm.