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The SPECIAL COMMITTEE OF the New York bar
association will report to-day on the charges OF
extortion and malfeaSance against the register,
county clerks and Sherif, and present charges
against them for the grand jury.
HON. EFFINGHAM LAWRENCE died at Magnolia
plantation, La, yesterday. He was a member
Of the Louisiana secession convention, and rep
resented his district In Congress In 1873,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-10

IN 7HE SUIT OF COLGATE against the Western
Blatchford yesterday signed a decree abolish
ing COgate's patent for gutta peTcha coating
for telegraph wires, and requiring the Western
Union company to account for all savings, &C.
resulting from the use OF COlgate'S invention
which savings are to be paid plaintiff for in-
fringement OF patent. On motion for Injunction
decision was reserved and further arguments
will be heard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-10

THE CONFLICT OF AUTHORITY IN VIRGINIA.
The Virginia state senate by decided maiOr-
ty. yesterday passed a resolution providing for
the appointment of special committee OF nine
senators to consider the matter OF alleged uSul-
patton of state jurisdiction by [. S. Judge Rives
OF the western district OF Virginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-10

THE AMERICAN UNDER ARREST IN TURKEY
Andrew Romer, native of Hungary. who was
naturaliZed in the United States in 1854, and
who has been employed as an engineering
mechanic at the arsenal in COnStantinOple
from which he was dismissed three months ago
was arrested on the 2Sth OF November. Mr..
Maynard, the United states minister at Con-
Stantinople, protested that in accordance with
have been sent to the consular prison The
grand vizier, Safvet PaSha, expressed his regret
at the mistake and promised to arrange the
matter, but nothing had been done up to the
time or the accession OF the new ministry Mr.
Maynard will demand to be informed of the
charges against Mr. ROmer. The Porte has
not informed Mr.. Maynard that Mr.. Romer is
charged with cOnSprihg against the Sultan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-10

II Ex-Governor Stearns, OF Florida, Is 60
Mass.
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THE COAL CoMBINATION.-The committee of
Lehigh operators, in their reply to the repre-
sentativeS OF the board of control of the c3al
combination say that their authority is only to
arrange temporary Stoppage TO sustain trade
pending definite negotiations in January and
afterwards for an arrangement for 1879 If it
Is insisted that permanent arrangement must
be made before January the committee have no
authority in the premises.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-10

DRESS SUITS, MADE EQUAL TO CUSTOM
IL WORK, $50, worth $50 Call and see them, at
A. STRAUSf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-10

THE EXTENSION OF THE EAST SIDE. ELEv ArEp
RAILROAD In New York to Yorkville was opened
yesterday by running the trains through to S9th
street and Sd avenne. The fare between the
hours OF and O'Clock was cents, and there
was great rush of travellers during these hours
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-10

~ MATHEY CAYLUS' CAPSULES,
tS Used for over 25 years with great success by
the physicians of Paris. New York and London, and
superior to all others for the prompt of all
Of diseases, recent or of long standing.
Prepared by CLiN & CO., Paris. Sold every
where. oct29t ,thSs-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-10

BETTER THAN SIRIEE.-Seyeral hundred of
the employees OF StraitOn & Storm, well-known
cigar manufacturers of New York, held a meet
ing sunday, and, after debate. action was taken
to organize committee OF arbitration, which is
10 arrange in the future all disputes in regard
10 wages, and consequently TO prevent the peri
oaical occurrence OF strikes. -Four cigar-makers.
one packer, three foremen and one member of
the firm are to constitute the cigar-maker'S
board. The packers board will be made up OF
Two packers, one cigar-maker, the packer fore
man and a member OF the firm. The arbitrators
are to be elected by the men in the two depart
mentS
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sE- Her great-grandchildren were at the wed.
ding OF Burlington uowal woman of sixty with
young man OF twenty-five.
HA man at Leominster, Mass. has been
Killed by tnhaling the sulphur from friction
matches to cure an attack Of dlphther1a
0 After months experience of prohibition
New Haven voted FOR license. 6,0sS to 2sol, and
liquor dealers for license. W
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Fires.
A. Dec. ln. =
- -.

ALLENTOWN. PA, Dec. IA fire this morn
ing al Sttmton. Ia, place about seven miles
Iroln Allentown. destroyed FenN.efmacher's
hoiel, a fouT-stoTy frame building. The loss
VIII not be less than s. 600 II Il covered by in
suIance IN the Mutual, OF Lehigh county.
st. PACI- MINI, bee. l0.-The Anc Ior MN
al Minneapolis. owned and operated by Charles
y. lliisbniy Co, was burned last night. The
origin OF The me is stated 10 be the same as I'm
iolmer case-in an explosion OF flour llSt The
mn had Twelve runs OF stones. aud employed
twenty men. The loss viii probably reach
$4,000: tQSuUarce. S4a.On0
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THREE FIRST-CIASS TICKETS - Good until
i Decer eraber 3l-to New York and return, via Har
risburr, at nearly half rates Apply to CIGAR
STAND at Riggs House decI-N'
yUHY WILL YOU BE HUMBUGGED
w WITH INFERIOR EYE
GLASSES. when you get the best. KY ~
PIER'S, fHE 0PTIcIAN, AS Pennsylvanis avenue,
corner ~ street. novS0u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-10

In THE SUIT OF WHALEN AGAINST GEN. SHERI-
DAN, at New York, for the recovery of over
s4Oo,0OO loss on crops stock, etc, of Louisiana
plantation. seized by Gen Sheridan under the
reconstruction acts, the counsel for Sheridan
yesterday confronted Whalen with sundry ai1-
davitS which Wnalen had made on a previous
occasion, and which fatty cOntradicted the d-
rect testimony given 10y him on this trial. His
defense was that he believed parties wanted to
swindle him, and felt justified in swearing to
hp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-10

LACTS WHICH HAVE BEEN DEMONSTRA-
IL TED: That you can bUy the very best Clothing
tor the very least money of the old and popular
CICthier A STRAIS
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HARD TIMES.-Purchasers who want to save
IL money should look at the $40 Suit, as it ls a
marvel of cheapness. A. STRAUS
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DLUE AND BROWN BEAVER OyERCOATS
l) SIS; they are beyond doubt worth S25; at A
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4 REPORT WAS IN CIRCULATION at the Capitol
to-day that Chief Justice Waite, holding the L.
s. court at Charleston, S. c.. had refused to
grant writ OF error TO the L. S Supreme
Court in the case OF Congressman SnallS and
that bench warrant would be issued in a day
or two for Small's arrest, which will again invite
the attention OF Congress to the privileges Oft
members
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-10

AN ATTEMPT was made to hold meeting of
the Senate finance committee to-day. but owing
TO engagements OF its members on other COM
nl1tteeS no quorum was present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-10

tE-The ex-manager OF a home for fallen
women at ottawa has come In for severe criti-
cism, among the offences charged against her
mates
Since S. Angler Chace has fallen from his
high position and gone to prison, It is remember
burned within sixteen years, and all were fully
insured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-10

RECRUITS FOR THE WEsT-The superintend-
ent general recruiting service will forward 100
recruits to Fort Yuma, Cal. for assignment to
the 18th infantry. FilSt Lieut.. G.. A. Earnest
VIII report to the superintendent general re-
cruiting service to accompany detachment OF
recruits TO the Pacific.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-10

pOYS' SUITS. for school and dress. from 81 to
- Sl2: large assortment to select from, at A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-10

LOUISIANA FINANCES.-The Louisiana and
itors report was read before the funding boa rd
In New Orleans yesterday, showing SflS.557 of
the current interest fund collected leaving
soio.320 TO be collected and In the hands of the
sS'a per cent. A resolution was passed that the
fiscal agent OF the state national bank be re-
quested, under act 2S OF 1915, to take up for its
tlons are made coupons on consolidated bonds.
maturing. January !, should adequate coilec
lions not be made in time to meet the COUPONS
at maturity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-10

IT Is Not YET KNOWN who will succeed Mr.,
Baker, chief OF the loan division Of the Treas
UTy department. The position is one OF very
great responsibility, and requires a knowledge
Ofthela laws governing national loans and finances
generally. There are several applicants for the
position. Some OF the Treasury employees in this
city are inclined to the belief that the position
VIII not be hlled by any one al present en-
piOyed III the loan branch of the department
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-10

EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS to be had in
u OyercOats of all STYLES. at A. STRAUS'.
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Telegrams to The Star.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

LONDON. Dee l0.-The Times I'm its financial
article says: The failure OF the West England
ana South Wales district bank was the feature
I'm The city to-day. Monday but II had been
already 80 freely canNaSSed. and the bank was
50 generally believed 10 be In a hopeless con-
dition. that the actual announcement created
no sensation. The rates for dlScounling bills
Were close up 20 the Bank OF Engiand's MIMI
num-. The banks minimum Il five per cent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-10

REvENUE RAIDS IN GEORGIA.-AdviceS to the
internal revenue Office from Atlanta, Ca. report
a recent extensive raid by revenue officials
through Cherokee county. in that state, during
which a number OF diStileTieS were captured
and several thousand gallons of mash and beer
destroyed by the rafdng parties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-10

ORIGIN OF YELLOW FEVER "A telegram to the
n. \. Herald from New orleans, Dec S, saws:
While the alOpathic doctors have been exer-
ciSing themselves over the mOmentou5 question
indigenous. our homeopathic commission here
nave quietly made sure thing of the whole
matter by simply declaring it was both. The
quarant me- but only against such ports as are
VIGOROUSLY infected. The question naturally
occurs what is the use OF any quarantine. dis
climinatOry or otherwise, il the fever is indige-
nous here. After recommending the establish
ment OF a commission to watch the fever abroad
and more stringent sanitary laws to control II
at home, the commission adjourned
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PEST QUALITY Blue BEAVER SUITS at SIS

GOOD, EERVICEaBI.E OVERCOAT for S4 :;
~ can't be beat anywhere for the money; at A.
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THE HOUSE COMMITTEE on APPROPRIATIONS IS
engaged on the legislative, executive and judi
cial appropriation bill. and expects to report it
soon after the holiday recess.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-10

COMMISSIONER OF, PENSIONS BENTLy was be-
fore the House committee on pensions this
morning to advocate recommendations for
certain changes in the existing general pension
laws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-10

GREAT MANY APPLICATIONS are on file in
the Department OF Justice for the pardons OF
persons incarcerated for violations of United
States laws in various parts of the country, the
petitioners hoping that Executive clemency
may be extended before Christmas. 1t is prob
able that in several instances where strong rea-
sons are advanced the President will be inclined
TO grant the faVOrS prayed for.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-10

ARMY RE0RGANIZATION.-G anxiety eX-
lists in army circles as to the forthcoming re-
port of the Burnside committee on the reorgan-
Kation OF the military service. For some time
there have been no important orders issued
from the War department, and the present in
dlcatlons are that there will be very little ac-
tiVlty for some time in this direction, as there
is no little uncertainty as to the future move
ments OF army officials. 1t has not been the
case for very long time that there has been
less activity in the War department than at
present. From all quarters of the country the
most pacific character.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-10

On THE TRIAL OF THE LIBEL SUIT brought nv
the artist Whistler against Mr. RuSkin in the
English Court Of EXchequer, Mr.. Ruskin's coun-
sci, Mr.: Bowen. proposed to put in a picture by
Baron IIuddestOn-'C it be proved that the
picture Is by. Titian?" Mr.. Bowen-.I can do
that" tLaughter.] Mr.. Baron Iuddleston said
there was a story that picture said to be by
Titan was bought for a large sum by some art
lists for the purpose OF discovering the secret or
his color. When they rubbed il down they
came to red ground, and then they found that
it had been painted on a portrait of George III
In militia uniform. [Laughter.] Ultimately
the picture was produced, and was said to he =
very highly finished portrait of Doge of Venice
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THE NAVAL CADETS WANT HOLIDAY CHRIST
MAS WEEK.-An effort is being made to induce
secretary Thompson TO grant leave of absence
TO the cadet midshipmen at the Naval Acadny
during the holidays. The cadets at West Point
are granted leave during the Christmas season,
and the friends OF the Annapolis young men
claim that no distinction between the two instf-
tutionS should be made. and that the naval ca
diets should also be granted leave.
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GOV. HAMPTONS LEG TO BE AMPUTATED.-
Senator Butler yesterday received u letter from
Gov. Wade Hamptons son-in-law saying that
the physicians had decided to amputate the
governors wounded leg to-day. Upon the re-
suit OF this operation depends the governors
life. A telegram will be sent to Gen. Hamp-
tons friends here as soon as the operation is
performed.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal re-
venue, s225, ,303.3l; customs. $3.50, ,30l.3l.
GEN. BUILER did not return to Washington
today as WAS eXnecfed.
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NOMINATIONS BY THE PREsIDENT.-The Presi'
dent sent the following nominations to the Sen
ate to-day: f. Patt StratJon, OF New YORK. to
be supervising inspector Of steamboats, for the
I'd district OF New York: Louis j. Souer, of La
to be appraiser OF merchandise for the district
OF New Orleans, La; also, large number OF
pOStmaSterS.
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New York.

NEw York, December 2.-Cotton-Steady
at 91ta01Ic; futures dull; December II, Janu-
ary 25, February 81, March 40, April G2, May
"a. Flour-Dull and nominal sIpertne State
and western s. 40a3 so; common to good ex-
ira So S.; good TO choice 81 l5a4 30; white
wheat extra 81 55a5 25; extra Ohio s. 90a5 90;
st. Louis $3 90a5 IS; Minnesota patent pro.
cess IS 75aS So Wheat-Active but lower;
rejected spring SIC; ungraded red winter 81 %
al 06I; No. s do 81 02a1 03; No. 2 do. 81 OK
nj OK; No. do. 81 0Sal 0SIf; ungraded
amber 81 DIAL 0S; No. amber 81 03Aa1 OK;
ungraded white 81 05a1 l01s; No. 9 do. sales
q, 900 bushels at 81 Goal 10; extra do sales
200 bushels sat 81 10al 10h. Rye-Dull No.
2 western 81 11la5sc. Barley-Quiet but steady;
two.rowed State 75aS0c. Malt-Quiet and un.
changed. Corn-Active but lower; ungraded
46a47c; No. 8 4lha4l4c; steamer 45a451fc; |;
No. 9 46Aa46Nc; round yellow &c. Oats
Dull; No. 8. 29c; do. white 3lh; No. 2, SOC.
do. white 35c; mixed western 20 1SaS0c; white
western 30a35c. Hay-Steady at 35a40c. Hops
Quiet but firm; yearlings 5a7c; eastern and
western 10al2c; New York State Sal5c. Coffee
-Nominally unchanged. Sugar-Quiet and
unchanged fair to good refining 65<a7c. Mo.
lasses-Dull and unchanged. Rice-Nominal-
ly unchanged. Whisky-Dull; 81 90 bid,
81 06k asked.
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Trade polIars Coming Back.

SAN Francisco, December 2.-The Bth.
lein this evening publishes the following
telegram received by a banker Of this city.
Largo purchase OF trade dollars have been
made in Hong Kong, for shipment to New
York and San Francisco. A shipment oi
100000 has arrived in England en- route to
New York oil account OF Seligman Bros.
Further shipments are on way and TO he
shipped per .Belgic, leaving Hong Kong
this week. These shipments have been
sold for arrival by Hong Kong and
Shanghai banking corporations and com.
.ptior discompte. There is every prospect
Of whole unchopped trade dollars In China
finding their way back to this country
Buyers are money brokers at the present
rate Of exchange in China. Bankers are
enabled to lay down trade dollars in San
Francisco at 92i cents each. This tele'
gram confirms the information received BY
bankers here some days ago. Its further
reported here that Congressman Beci
will at IN carly day introduce bill in tht
House providing for redemption OF trade
dollars
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philadeIphia bank. Will Help to Resume,

PHILADELPHIA, December 2.-The Clear.
ing House Association to-day resolved
that the associated banks Of Philadelphia,
after the LIST OF January, 1879, will decline
receiving gold coins as special deposits,
but will accept and treat them only as
lawful money, and will discontinue the
special gold account by notification
to terminate them on the 1st Of Janu.
ary next. They will forbid special
exchanges for gold. d..checks at the clearing
house. They will pay and receive balances
at the clearing house either in gold coin
or United States legal tender notes. Your
committee has given special attention to
resolution number four OF the New York
clearing house, agreeing to receive silver
as legal dollars only as special deposits
payable in kind, and deem 1t inexpedient
to take any action at present in regard to
1t, aud so recommend TO this association.
Regarding the silver dollar as Of infe.
rior actual value to the gold dollar, and
that It's emission and circulation In q lar
ger quantity will be productive OF mani.
fold OF evils; nevertheless II is the lawful
dollar and no action OF banks discrediting
and disregarding 1t, can prevent It's use as
money, but these considerations impose
on Congress the duty as 1t has the power
to remove the evil referred to by legis.
lation, establishing an equality Of the val.
ne OF gold and silver and United 5 tates
nntas
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CINCINNATI, December 2.-Cotton-Dull at
s1<c. Flour7Dull; family g e5aS 2o. Wheat
ut s2a321c spot; 3Sc seller January. Oats
Demand fair and market firm ut 22a25c. Rye
Quiet and firm at 60a5lc. Barley-Fair de.
mand; No. fall held at 81 IL Pork-stronger
at s. 90. Lard-Dull and prices shade lower;
steam IS 70a5 Is, chiefly the inside; kettle
nominal. Bulk Meats-lnactive partly cured
g S0a3 S0a4 90. BoxedMeats-In fair demand,
butat lower rates; buyers aud sellcBapart, no
transactions. Bacon-EaSy at s. 00a4 20ai 81 v
al 80. Butter-Quiet and unchanged. Linseed
oil-Firm at 5Sc. Whisky-Dull at 81 06.
Hoos-Quiet; common % 25a2 80; light
s. 65a2 20; packing $3.50; butchers 81 S0a
9 90.
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Tho Cub Lions sun on their Roaming

OTTAWA, December g. Although u
driuling rain continued from early morn.
ing until the arrival OF the vice Regal train
it did not dampen in the slightest degree
the emotions aroused in the hearts OF the
people OF Ottawa Valley. The city was
full OF strangers, who tlocked from every
part, and with citizens OF all classes,
irrespective OF creed or nationality
joined in one grand outburst Of
enthusiasm, a fitting elimination to
the series Of princely greetings which
have marked the progress OF the Viccroyal
train. Welcome was broad, hearty and
generous, and demonstrated in an unmis'
taxable manner the loyalty OF the Eastern
people.
Wellington, Sparks, Rideau and other
streets were profusely decorated with
evergrecns, notices, bunting and variety
OF other adornments, which presented a
scene OF great beauty. 49,.
Upon the arrival Of the train Their Ex-
cellencies were conducted to the beauti.
fully decorated pavilion by the Mayor and
City Aldermen, where the address OF the
corporation was presented, TO which the
Govcrnor-G General replied.
OTTAWA, December 2.-At the conclu.
sion Of the speech, the Governor General
and Princess were escorted TO the vice
regal residence. All the other ceremonies
illuminations and torchlight procession
were postponed on account OF the weather
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senting opinion in which 1t was main
tanned that the ordinance OF Tennessee,
inyalidating the contract OF 1888 as far as
the new issue Of bank notes is concerned,
was an authoritative declaration by the
people OF the State, who were cognizant oil
the facts that issues in question after May
o, 1901, were in furtherance oil the rebel
lion and therefore not entitled to constitu-
tional protection.
No. 7G3. Memphis and Charleston Rail.
road Company ct al, plaintiffs in error vs..
l.. Gaines, comptroller in error to the su:
preme Court Of Tennessee. The principal
question in this case is whether the plaint-
IFS in error can be compelled to pay taxes
upon their capital stock, road and appur:
tenances, in accordance with recent acts OF
the General Assembly OF Tennessee, when,
by their original charters, that were vari-
ously exempted from taxation. Decree
affirmed, with COSTS
No. 70. Richard Stall, Collector, &C.,
plaintiff in error against Robert P. Pepper,
in error to the Circuit Court Of the United
States for the District OF Kentucky. Judg-
ment affirmed with costs and interest.
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! BY TELEGRAPH.
TO THE DAILY INTELLIGENCER.
TO THE DAILY INTELIIoEYoER.
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Wood, of New York, Opens the
.fH Ball for 1880. & 1t IT,.
A Silly Attack on the Presidents
Message Garfield Gives Him
Some Information.
Blaine Calls for an Investigation ofthe
cl Southern Elections.
Has Commenced TO Repeat
Itself.

Bourbonism Has Commenced 10 Repeat
Itself.
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baltimore.

BALTIMORE, December Flour Rather
more doing and prices steady; western super.
- s ssa5 n o. oo WbeatNWesterr, ma active al and firm;
No. Pennsylvania red 81 OF &; No. 9 western
winter red, spot and December 81 0lIIf9; Janu.
ary 81 oG,4ai o6%. Corn-Western quiet aud
steady; western mixed spot and December,
old, 48I+c; spot and December, new, 45c; Jan.
uary 45s4a46Hc; steamer 3011c. 0ats-Dull
and easier western white and mixed un.
changed; Pennsylvania 2Ga29c. Rye-Quiet
and nominal. Hay-Dull and heavy; prime
Pennsylvania lla12c. rovisions-Very quiet
and nominally unchanged. Butter. Very
quiet and easy; choice western, packed, l6a
isc; rolls 15al7C. Petroleum-More inquiry
and firmer; crude 711a7%c; refined s%a9c.
alec. Whisky-Dull at 500.