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THE BANKRUPT BILL.-Hcre it is, ii you

THE BANKRUPT BILL.-Hcre it is, il you
want to see it:
Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives Of The United States OF
America in Congress assembled, That the
bankrupt law, approved March 2, 1867, and
all acts in amendment or supplementary
thereto, or in explanation thereof, be and
the same are hereby repealed: Provided,
houeuer, That such repeal shall in no man.
ner invaldatc or affect case in bankruptcy
instituted and pending in any court prior
to the day when this act shall take effect,
but as to all such pending cases and all fu-
ture proceedings therein the acts hereby re-
pealed shall continue in full force and effect
until the same shall be fully disposed OF in
the same manner as il said acts had not
been repealed.
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Gonkling IN aCocoon.

The iIlustrious CoNKLING has wound him.
self up-wound himself up in. a cocoon
from which he cannot escape save through
the natural process Of death and reproduc-
ton from the seeds Of death. He thinks
there is too much of conspiracy, too much
fraud, too much bargain and sale, and all
sorts of things, in the matter Of the seating
of Mr.. HAYES to escape public observation
and political retributfon. The thing will
out! 49, ~ IF
We find this in the substance Of an Sin
terview Of" Mr.. CoNKLNG published in
the World, which verbose and vehement
interview will hardly set the world on fire.
We give this substantial sketch in another
column. Mr.. CoNKLING is at last on the
war-path; but his ammunition has been
altogether wasted in his long and mystic
rious silence, and at best his six-column in
teryiew will no doubt shrink up to mere
izzle Of an attack. he will, like L1NcoLN's
General, prove to be .spompilious on a
dress-parade, but a dead failure in action.
A very remarkable hero is this Senator
C0SKLING. he speaks of the terrible menaces
OF the period Of the count" OF votes for
President. He declares that General GRANT
told him that such was his embarrassment
that he knew not what to do. He speaks OF
western men enrolled to act under General
STEADMAN to prevent the counting-in OF
HAYES by FERRY, when it was publicly
known TINT HARTRANfT, OF Pennsylvania,
had rendered the military force OF that State
TO maintain that count, &c.
Yet during that perilous period, when he
knew the danger, and must have been SEN
sibfe OF the outrage contemplated and pre-
pairing, the illustrious New York Senator
sat calm beneath his ambrosial-scented ring
lets and held his tongue in guilty silence.
Indeed he became party to the remarkable
settlement by the Electoral Commission,
and, so far as the world knows, was not
discounted by the settlement.
Now, forsooth, this iilustrious gentleman.
who knew so much and did so little, sees
that there Ii such an amount Of cause for
5inyestig ton, for righting wrongs and re-
dressing grievances, that the public, after
more than Q yearof profound quiet, cannot
be restrained Justice cannot be longer
dumb; but following the example Of CONE.
Lag, will burst uD things; and with its
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I'VE wants 81 Finance.

We have sincerely commended the Ad-.
1ainistration and the present neress i s,i
yerys wise financial measures, when IRE
5aensiinr 10 secure 10 the United States the
finest system Of finance 10 tho world. These
measures arc so wise and SO proper, aud
promise to do so much good, that we are in-
spired with q very grea. desire 70 see them,
as we think, made the more satisfactory Dy
one or two enactments that should find no
serious opposition.
One OF these Is a law establishing ma.
sional interest for the use OF money. Ine
Hoyernment, we are happy to say,is reduc-
ing the interest upon the national bonds 70 q
lower point than was ever before known IN
the land. This rate, paid by the Govern
mcnt, must tend to lower the rate OF interest,"
for money over the whole country. stlii
we have no idea that at this time rate be-
low six per cent, can be established as that
which shall govern commerce ana matters
az q fiduciary character. That rate Wouid
be. we think, satisfactory. But some rate,
whatever it be, should be fixed as that which
should prevail in all cases where there mas
been no agreement between The parties as
20 the amount Of interest to be paid.
The States differ in their legal rates,
while clearly there should be no difference
where the relations between the States are
SO intimate. A regular rate would assist
most materially to regulate in satisfacto tory
manner the national finances and afford a
great deal Of comfort and accommodation
to all the sections.
Another law of value to the country
would be minimum limit to toe denomi-
nation OF bank notes. Some OF the wisest
OF financiers have contended that no bank
note OF denomination less than twenty
dollars should be issued. Others have fa-
.yored ten dollars. The Bank OF England
issues nothing below twenty-five dollars, or
five pounds. We should think that our Gov
ernment ought to prohibit all notes below
ten dollars. That would help materially to
keep the paper currency pure and reliable.
We would be glad to see fractional currency
and even fiye-doIar notes. discontinued.
These laws would be excellent additions
TO athose passed and in progress. They
ought to pass without great opposition.
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GKOCEEIE:S. &c.
TAXES.


OFFICE OF CITY COLLECTOR,l
RICHMOND, VA, April 8. 1878.
T license TAX.
This Office will be open daily from 9 o'clock 4. NJ.
to O'Clock p. III. from the FIFTEENTH TO III e
THIRTIETH OF APRIL, for the purpose of re-
ceiving the
LICENSE TAX
from all Lawyers, Doctors. Dentists, Commission
Merchants. Merchandise Brokers, Stock and EX-
change Brokers, Wholesale and Retail Liquor Deal
ers. Hotels. Restaurants. Saloons, Boarding and
Eating Houses, Auctioneers, Lumber Measures,
Architects, Theatres and Halls: Telegraph. Express,
and Coal Companies; Mercantile. Insurance, Steam
boat. Real Estate, Employment, Ticket, and Sew
ing Machine Agents; Butter Manufacturers, Junk
and Oyster Dealers, Scayenge0j and Photographers,
Pawnbrokcrs, Bowling Alleys, Shooting Galleries !;
or any other business which cannot be reached by
the nd valorem system.
All bills remaining unpaid on the 1st day Of May
fine Of not less than one dollar and no more than
five dollars for each day thereafter will be Imposed.
A. II. WOODSON,
ap 9-tMyl Collector.
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DEATHS,

Died, on the 18th Instant at the residence of his
parents. CHARLES TALCOTT MYERS, Youngest
son of Edward It. ID. and Fanny G. Myers, in the
thirteenth year of bis age.
The friends Of the family are invited to attend his
funeral from st. james church on THURSDAY,
18th instant, Of IL NJ.
Died, at "Indian Rock,'' Botetourt county, Va.
on the night OF April 18th, Of pneumo mia; MAMIE
MILES, youngest child of Robert and Eva Mason
Heth; aged lwenty-six months and ten days.
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Judge "Jcrryo Black.

He BRINGS SUIT FOR FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
AGAINST EX-SECRETARY BELKNAP.
philadelphia Bullctin.I
WASHINGTON, April 16.-Hon. jeremiah
S. Black instituted suit in the Circuit Court
Yesterday against ex-Secretary w. W: Bel
KNAPP, claiming $4,000 "for work and labor
done by the plaintiff at his request" &c:
The declaration is the usual formal one. and
the bill OF particulars as follows: g W. w.
Belknap to Jeremiah S. Black, debtor, for
professional services rs counsellor at law,
S5,O00." y.
The fee claimed is for the services OF Mir.
Black in the impeachment case. Mr.. Ii. W.
Garnet appears for the plaintiff.
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The furious advocates OF the fraud OF the
silver demonstration cannot abandon their
malice, Notwithstanding its impotence, and
Notwithstanding that all their dolorous pro-
phecies have been turned to foolishness.
Even the New York Post still asserts that
the measures of reconciliation "iniured
the national credit With the examples
before it, the doubt is whether there be
more Of stupidity than malice in this.
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Lafayette NJ. Wright is appointed post
master at Tarpen, Buchanan county, Va,
uice Polly Anne Wright, resigned. The
post-office at Idaho, King William county,
Va, is reestablished, with L. D. Robinson
as postmaster. Mrs. Lassie D. Glascock is
appointed postmaster at auckland, Prince
William county, Va, Uice Westward
Fletcher, resigned.
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SALE OF THE ERIE RAILRoAD.-NeeoY ort,
April 16.-It was currently reported on the
street to-day that the forthcoming sale OF
Erie was positive. 1t was said further that
Receiver Jewett has expressed the opinion
that on S100,00G,000 capital stock he would
be able to pay seven per cent. profit.
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An Indian attack WAS made on a mail
coach near Fort Concho, Texas, Monday.
One man was killed and the mail taken.
Other denredations are reported. The cav
airy are in pursuit. - ~ Il
The Boston advertiser comes out for pay
ing the claim OF William aud Mary College.
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BLA1R's project gets paragraph now and
then rs a floating log in fresh strikes some
object. showing that it is atloat towards its
destined place, while 1t is itself as lifeless
and helpless as is the BLAIR folly.
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DICHMoND MOZART ASSOCIATION
PERSONAL.

ITO THE PUBLIC.-It has come to my
l. knowledge that Messrs. Baumgarten & Koop-
man. engrayers, etc., have represented TO business
men here that they do the work given to me.
They not only do not execute any work for me, but
all orders taken by them are sent North. am =
RICHMOND MANUFACTURER, and Do ALL
OF MY OWN WORK at No. south Fourteenth
street, where j claim 20 make SEAL ENGRAV.
lNGS, STENCiL-GUTTERS:D DATING, BANK,
and RURBER-STAMPS as cheap and Us good as
an 1924 C. BELLENOT.
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DsST GOODS

TARDOZO, FOURQUREAN Il CO.
can now offer TO their customers goos AZ price, yE-
er than ever before known even 10 The oldest dry
goods men III the couutry-s0Nlc goods IausiG. far
lower than they were he:orc the war. They have
the largest and most varied assortment Of
STRIPED AND CHECKED SILKS,
which are SO fashionable for the present season, !.
astonishing low prices. They have made
BLACK SILKS aud BLACK GOODS
specially for several years past and feel a>.urcd
that no finer stock can be found to select from.
SATINS-Black and ColorcG
BEOCADE and CAMELS-HAIR GEENADlNE In
all the new shades;
FRENC II and FEATHERED ROCHETTES-sonc-
thing entirely new and very handsome:
FRENCH and AMERICAN BUNTING-all SHADES
and qualities.
a large lot OF LINEN SIIEETING. from 81 10
l2-4. bought very cheap and Will be sold accord
ingly.
PARASOLS.-Bc sure AMI examine orr stock bcfor-:
buying.
COLORED HOSIERY for ladies ana nl!sscs-'olid
and striped.
SPRING CLOTHS and CASSIMERES for gentle
men.
BRABANT LACES. NH 25-3m
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CROCKERY. GLASSWARE. dc.
d EFRIGERATORS.

REFRIGERATQRS of all The most desirable
kinds, both with and without WATER-COOLERS
warranted to give satisfaction or they may be re-
turned. Prices very low.
MRS KNOWS CENTENNIAL FLUTING-alA-
CHIMES.
CLARK'S PATENT NURSERY SWING, with
trapeze attaclmeut-the newest thing out.
Also, a full line Of CHINA, GLASSWARE, and
HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS, of all the latest
designs, at popular prices. E. Is. TAYLOR,
apps 101l Main street.
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EAsTER- CARDS! EAsTER.cARDs

We offer for sale a beautiful assortment OF
the season, aud have received further supply of
that handsome picture, " The First Easter Dawn
Our stock OF P1iAYER-BQOKS and HYMNALS is
large and complete. it as q
!. 49, q ,ls -, WEST, JOHNSTON g. CO.,
~ Booksellers and Stattoners,
ap1S-3t OIL Main street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
---s----l.s.
DICHMoND MoZARTs Asso CIATION.

: 1CHMUNDM OZAEJsASSs islif Ll ".
The regular weekly soiree win take place OF Mo
zart Hall THE lThnrsday) EvENiNa 2. r,t 90
tom cards, which must be presented at the ooor.
Members can obtain inyttat cards on nppucaHoh
at WAITS music -store, No. $40 MAIN sueet.
3 IN 9Th
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MILLINERY GOODS, dc.

IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES. sgo
L Newest, largest best-scected, aud most Si9AtG<
beautiful well the most fashionable xMSTes
stock OF MILLINERY GOODS In the city, At The
most reasonable prices. call Is solicited. AS we
my customers and the public would do we'll to sup
ply themselves for the holidays before above date
mp 9-1m Mrs. f. HUTZLER, 525 Broad street.
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M EEl'sNasS.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND
FIRE ASSOCIATION OF VIRGINIA will behold
at the Office of the Virginia Home Insurance Com
pany on THURSDAY, April rs, 1878. at O'Clock
r. NJ. r. 7. BROOKE,
ap ltd Secretary.
DICHMOND MOZART ASSOCIATION.
The second annual meeting of the RICHMOND
MOZART ASSOCIATION will take place at Mo-
cart Hall SATURDAY the 9Th day of April at
O'Clock r. NJ. w. u. BASS,
ap Std Secretary.
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T,HE GREAT SHOW

TIVE GREAT SHOW
ON COUNCIL CHAMBER HILL LOT
MONDAY, APRIL 18TH,
AND
DURING THE WEEK.
MUsEUM!
MENAGERIE!
AQUARIUM!
MATINEE ExuIDITIoSs.-Performa at 2 T.
N. Doors open at l.
EVENING ADMINISTRATIONS at
II. Doors open att.
ADMlssIoN.-Adults, SO cents; children under
nine, 25 cents.
Will exhibit at Fredericksburg MONDAY, April
22d. ap 15-Gt
~ LECTURES.
FUDGE FARRAR WILL DELIVER
~ one of bis
MOST INTERESTING AND HUMOROUS
LECTURES
at GRACE-STREET BAPTIST CHURCH, on
THURSDAY, APRIL 18TH.
Mt O'Clock, for the benefit Of the Ladies' Sewing
Circle - of that chuI CHI.
Tickets, Csc.
After the Lecture the ladies will lie prepared to
furnish the company with CREAM and CAKE at
the usual prices. ap LEU"
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CINCINNATI, Jan. "a P. NJ.
The total recepts and shipments Tor the
past As hours were as follows:
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&c for city manufactured, ana SC for crushed,
per bu, and delivered to consumers at about 2c
more than these figures.
EGGS-Are selling moderately well, and
the receipts are heavy, and fresh arrivals at
lee per dozen.
FRUICS-Market quiet and steady for green
apples and supply abundant, selling at 81 00a
10 for inferior, and a3 aOa4 for prime to choice
Oranges are freely offered at s3a3 80 per box,
aud t7aS per case. Lemons rather scarce aud
quoted $4a4 80 per box. CranbeTrTes in fair
demand at $7a7 rs per brl, and S2a2 50 per crate
Of one busheL
HAY-The market remains quiet and steady
The best grades are in fair local Demand, but
inferior hay is neglected. TRe receipts are
ample for all kinds. No. timothy is quoted
50 50alO per ton in bales on arrival. Fair TO
good mixed at sSas 50, and common at SaI 5O
per ton.
HEMP-RouGh Kentucky is in light demand
but with limited offerings, the market con-
tinues firm at sll5a120 per ton on ARRIVAL
Dressed In fair jobbing demand at 7a7&c per
pound.
MILL FEED-ThesI ceipts are liberal and
the market Is quiet but steady and wlth0utany
material change. Bran quoted at Sl2 UOa12 %,
shlpstuifs at $l3al4, and mIddlngs at Sl0a2J
per ton, in bulk, on arrival, and 81 more in
store.
MOLASSES-The market is quiet but con-
tlnues steady. We quote New Orleans 35a45c
Tor inferior TO prime. anu 4Sa5Oc for choice per
gallon. Refined syrups held at 50as0c per gallon,
accordlng to qualify. Sorghum Is quoted at
25a33c per gallon.
OILS-Llnseed sells at 5Sa59c per gallon.
Refined petroleum is IN fair demand at ldal Sc
per gallon as TO ire test. Extra lard oil aL iOa
12c per gallon and demand moderate.
POIATOES-1he demand IS only moderate
and he market is fully supplied. Selling In
store at l5a65c per bu for good to choice va
rletles. Not QuOtaDle on arrival sweet po-
tatoes are offering at s3a3 2j per brl, in store.
POULFRY-ReCeIptS ample OF all kinds,
and chickens selling at 81 z5a3 per dOZ5n for
live, and " 5ua3 rs for dressed. Live geese at
S4a4 81, and dress d at 81 5Ia5 per dozen. Live
ducks are quoted S3a3 Is per dozen. Live tur-
keys 5a5he, and dressed 7aSc per lb.
SALI-Fair demand and steady for Ohio
River and Kanawha at 81 goal rs per brl Of 7
bus els, and 81 per brl o. bushels. Foreign
Is quiet and firm at 40G per bu for Turks Is
land. anu 81 l5al ~ per sack for common Liv-
erpool.
Seeds jnbbng slowly, with moderate Of
tefings at AaSHc per Ii in store, and 7Zc on
arrival, and timothy at 81 40a1 tO per bu ms ore,
and 81 20al rs on arrival. Flax in fair request
at 81 20 per bu Tor prime.
SUG GAR-lh he market is quiet but continues
steady, and quoted rs follows: New Or
leans 7a8c raw, and S&a91Sc clarified. Refined
yellow Sa9c, extra ''C'' 9a91c, "a" white SKA
l0c, powdered and granulated 8 a a9}.c, crushed
sac, and cut loaf l0ac per 10.
TALLOW-The supply is ample of country
| rendered, with moderate demand, and packed
sells at &c per ID.
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FLASHES.

General Alfonso Ferrar0 La Marmora,
a well-known Italian General and states
man, ls dead.
A fire destroyed the freight depot of
the Colorado Central Railroad at Dem
YER, Col, Saturday.
A marriage has been arranged be-
tween Lord Roseberry and Hannah,
only daughter of Baron De ROthschlld.
Louis E. Dorion, City Treasurer of
Quebec, is said to be defaulter TO the
am unit, SO far as known at present, Of
$500, 900.
Mr.. E. W. Halford has formally re-
tired as managing editor OF the Indian
apolis journal, and is succeeded by John
E. Vought.
Charles r. Palmer, farmer living
near Charlotte, Mich, fell from barn
| scafold Saturday morning and broke his
| neck. He died instantly.
The suit against Samuel J. Tilden to
recover his income tax has been post.
poned till Saturday next, his counsel be-
ng engaged in the Erie suit.
The Chicago Grand Jury has returned
indictments against several officers OF
the late Protective Lille Insurance Com
papy of that city tor perjury.
| The Siamese are putting their forts,
ships and army in fighting condition, in
anticipation OF trouble with China. A
large iOrce OF men are at work.
Samuel 2. Noland was convicted al
Houston, Texas, and sentenced TO fiji.
teen years in the State Prison, for thv
murder Of Joseph Shannon in January
1877.
Another body, or parts of one, was
found in the ruins Of the Barclay stree
fire. There are new four unidentified
bodies OF the victims OF the fire the
Morgue.
The Russians have taken Sofia. De
tails are wanting. Troops are constant
lly passing through Galatz. This is un
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,

CHARLESTON, n.7.-Cotton quiet: middling
1UBaIlc.
WILMINGTON. Jan. 7-spirits turpentine
steady at 3l1ac.
BOSTON, Jan 7.-Flour dull and unchanged.
Corn quiet and unchanged. Oats unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 7.-Flour unchauged: 29s
Cd. Wheat dull and unchanged: spring is
alls Cd, Western winter lis I'd, California Club
lbs Id al3s Al, do average 12s abs Id. Corn Sd
better: 295 Cd; Canadian, prices unchanged at
36s 3D.
MEMPHIS. Jan. Flour firm. Corn quiet
and firm At 65a66c. in store. Oats quiet and
firm at 36a40c, in store. Pork hrm at Sis.
Lard steady: tierce, 9xal0c; keg. lie. Bacon
higher: SAa9Aal0c. Tagging steady at 12ka
13c.
INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. Flour Quiet and un-
changed Wheat: No. red, 81 2Sa1 rs. Corn:
new mixed, 39a4Uc. Rye 57a5Sc. Oats 2Ta2Sc.
Provisions: shoulders, 4hc: clear rip sides. 5j6
as; hams, S1aa9hc. Lard: Steam, 1900. Hogs,
S4a4 10.
PITFsBURG. Jan. 7. - Wheat: choice red
Ohio and Indiana 81 35al So; Kentucky wnlte
and amber 81 3sal A. Corn: stock dimin-
ishing: yellow shelled, 68a59c; mixed, 55a51c;
ear, yellow, 58t59c; mixed. 56a5Sc. Oats: stock
| fair and heavy; white, Aas6c; mixed. 3Sa34c;
new. 2sa3Oc. Rye: nothing doing.
LONDON. Jan. Flour unchanged fat 29s
Cd. Wheat duh: Chicago spring OF the
coast SIS Cd; red winter. 56s Cd; California,
Arrivals for orders light. Corn firm: Cargoes
Oh coast better at 29aa29s Cd; do 10 arrive un-
changed; new, 2ss. Arrivals for orders light.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. Flour in good de-
mand and tending upward: super1ne, $475;
Xxx. $5a5 %: xxx, So 50a6 rs, high
| grades. So 75a7 80. Corn quiet and firm
| at 8Ua70c Oats in fair demand and firm at 40a
42c. Corn-meal quiet and hrm: held at 81 50.
| Hay quiet and HIM: prime. $16; choice, Sl6 so.
| Pork strong and higher: neld at $i4 81. Lard
| quiet and steady: tlerce, 9ha9Ac; EGGS, 10a
10Ac. Bulk meats scarce anu hrm: shoulders,
| loose, 6%c: packed, SIC. Bacon strong and
higher: " as1i awe, Sagar- cured hams hrm-
er 1T l3aljac. Whisky duh at 81 O5al II.
LOUISVILLE. Jan. Flour quiet and un.
changed Wheat steady: Rel, 81 2Sal rs; am.
ber and white, 81 23ai 80. Corn in fair demand
White, 45c; mixed, 4so. Oats quiet: White
3c4; mixed. 32o. Rye higher at &c. Hay dull
and nominal at $9alI. Pork outlet and steady
at Sl2. Lard quiet and steady: Choice leai
tierce, ssasXc; do kegs, 9a9kc Bulk meats
steady; shoulders, 4AaA hac; clear rib, 6X a8k C
clear, 6IdaX1zc. Bacon quiet and steady: Cleal
rib sides, SC; clear, Txc Sugar-cured hams
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lie. Whisky quiet at 81 Os. Tobacco quieI and

lie. Whisky quiet at 81 Os. Tobacco quiet and
unchanged.
BALTIMORE. Jan. 7-Flour dull and m
changed. Wheat; Western shade lower.
and closed Arm. No. ? Western winter. spot
and January, 81 4ixal 4lk; February, 81 ~
corn: Western active y d easier and clus
firm; new Western mixed, spot. and Janu-
arv, 59c; February, 6Oc; Western steamer,
52zc. Oats quiet ana steady: " estern white,
80 sc; do mixed, 34a35c. Rye Quiet and
steady at 62 t65c. Hay ttull. Pennsylyania
prime, $l4al6 Provisions dull and unchanged.
Butter quiet: choice Western, rolled and
packet, I0a22c. Petroleum dull and nominal: /:
refined. l2%c. Coffee dun and unchanged.
Whisky dull and lower at 81 %.
new YORK. Jan. 7.--Flour easier: No. 2, S3a
A 10; superine Western and state. "a S5a5 l5;
common to good extra, 80 25a5 b5; gooi to
choice So 5Oa6, white wheat extra, az Ojaj 70;
fancy, s6 o0aS rs; extra Ohio, So S0A7 20; st.
| Louis, So 4UaS 70; Minnesota patent, 81 40aa.
| Rye flour dull at So 75a4 i5. Corn meal duh
aud unchanged. Wheat heavy: No.
Chicago spring, 81 33Kal 80; No. l
Milwaukee,, u %; choice amber Western.
81 465s; No. 2 amber, 81 43; No. 2 North
west, january, 81 SKA! o4A. Rye quct:
Western. Tla15c Barley anu malt dull aud
uncnanRed. Corn da-l: steam mixed, b8t
| $40; steam whiIe, 571saJSc; round yellow,
5Shc. oats more active: mIXea Western
state, S5a4jc: white Western do, s6ai2hc.
hay Unchanged. Hops firm and un-
changed. Codee unchanged with
moderate business. Sugar quiet and
firm: fair to good refining. 7Aa7Xc;
prime. 7%C; refined firm and la good demand
at 9ka9Mc. Molasses quiet ami unchanged.
Rice steady and in far demand. Petroleum
ehne4, l21sc; crudc, 74c. Iallow, 7Sa7 S-l6c.
Strained RESIN firm al 72s aS0c. Spirits turpen-
tine steady at 33c. Eggs sGeady: Western, 2Oa
231ac- Mess pork dull at Sl2 4Oai2 40. Beef
| quiet: western long clear middles, SIC. Lard:
prime steam, T9jaSc. Butter firm and un-
| changed. Cheese firm and unchanged. hisky
heavy at 81 09bS.