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CHAIRMAN WHITTHORNE'S PRO
pOSAL.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.-Chairman
Viii Shorne, of the House committee on
naval affairs, has written a letter to all
the pa ties implicated by the report OF
the majority Of the committee which
charges eX-Secrelary Robeson and others
with malieasance in Office that he will
accord any Of them bearing during the
holiday recess if any or all of them SC
notify him in writing. As yet he has re-
ceived no replies to his letters.
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POLICE NEWS.

The following cases were disposed of
by Mayor Almond last evening:
Vim. Walker, for assault and battery,
was required to pay So and costs.
For disorderly conduct, Michael Kelly
was required TO pay 81 and costs.
VIM. Bently, for a violent assault and
battery, was required to pay $40 and
costs.
This morning the hearings consisted OF
two drunks with the usual p nalty of 81
cents and costs.
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ENORMOUS DIAMOND ROBBERY y

From the \, I. Iflbune.
PARIS, Nov. 30.-Another great dia-
mond robbery has been perpetrated in
the Palais Royal. Five Jewelers. assist
tanls who have been concerned in it
have fed and no trace Of them can be
be found. The missing jewels are esti-
mated at $50,000,000 FoDtaine is the
principal victim. If lie does not recover
the stolen property he will be obliged To
give up his seat near Rsmbouillet, he
having this year experienced other heavy
losses. 1t was Fontaine who supplied "a
| Victor Hugo the tear of purest water
which the poet dropped on or rather in
to the hand of Mile. Sarah Bernhardt.
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THE OCCUPATION OF JELALA.
RAD

LONDON, Dec 23.-Gen. Browne tele-
graphs from Jelalabad on the 20th inst. as
follows ave occupied this city to-day.
The inhabitan are friendly" AReutrr
telegram from Calcutta says the notables
Of Jelalabad came out to meet the British
troops. The same despatch also says that
the Ameer lef, Cabul on the 10th inst.
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Chadwick's museum will be open for
the holidays, with new curiosities. 1t is
pleasing and instructive both to old and
young. Go and SEQ it before it is re.
moved to Atlantic City.
The headless body of colored man
was found in cstern in West Felicians
parish, La, few days ago.
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CONGRESSMAN DoUGLAsDEATH

RICHMOND, Dec. 23.-The remains of
Beverly B. Douglas reached this city last
night from Washington and were trans
ported by way of the York River Rail-
road to King William county to be inter-
r,d at the birthplace of the late Con-
gresham The delegation of Congress
men accompanying the remains were
met on their arrival here number OF
relatives and friends of the deceased, who
had been notified by telegraph and who
Joined in the escort.
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GOVERNOR HAMPTON IMPROV-

CoLUnBrA, s c., Dec. 23.-Governor
Hampton's condition continues favora-
BILE, and his attending Physicians speak
hopefully of his recovery. The appear
ance of his wound continues to improve
while his appetite and digestion strength
on every day.
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DIED.

PETITDEMANGE- the 2ith inst, in
Brandywine hundred, Francis Pettde-
mango, In the s3rd year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family
are invited TO attend his funeral from his
late residence without farther notice, on
Friday, the 21th inst To leave the house
at II O'Clock, a. m. Interment at Will
mington and Brandywine cemetery.
dec2i.2tA
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Skating

The cold weather of the past two days
has made considerable ice, The Arctic
Ics Company announce that the ice in
their park is four inches thick and that it
is now open for skating
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Sale OF a Dwelling.

Daniel Chandler, Esq, has sold his
elegant thrce-story dwelling, No. 9O4
King street, advertised in the GAZETTE;)
to Mr.. c. 5. Rowland, for $4,000.
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I OST.-On the 2 tn inst, In this city, n
l. Lady's Large Gray Fur Cape, lined
inside with mouse colored silk quilted in
diamonds II left at this office n liberal
reward will be paid for IL. dec24-lt 2tw
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THE RAYMOND PARTY

The John T. Raymond Company left
this morning, on the O'Clock train,
North. They travel in special car fur.
nlshed by the Philadelphia & Reading
Railroad Company
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rNHE ARTIzANs SAVINGS Bank
b02 MARK ET RTREET.

b02 N Xxx Ell HTREET,
INCoRPoRATED JANUARY I'D, 1851.
M. until i1P. NJ, and on Tuesday and Sal:
urdav evenings from 7 N 8 o'clock.
BEAl-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
regularly made In April and October.
When dividends are not Withdrawn they
re accounted as deposits. Thus permanent
deposits compound their interest twice in
each year. "
MANAGERS.
Glenn ent II O myth, George ". Bush,
ChAs. W. own d, George 3. Capells,
Nathan'l X. Benson, NJ. l.. LicheHstein,
Henry r. Dure, Edward Darlington
W. Hastings, Job II. jackson,
Edward Pusey, WIN. III. Swim,
Anthony Higgins.
GEO. W. BUSH, President.
GHO. u. CAPELLE, Vice President
febai " E.T. TAYLOR. Treasurer
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COURT EXPENSES.

What II Costs 10 Dispense Justice IN
this County.
The following is a statement of the eX-
penses Of the November Term Of the New
Cas- le County Court
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PROCLAIM MATION.|
OF FASTING FOR CHRISTAAS oa
NEW YEAR.

According 10 the A N erican custom, vi
Eating, drinking, going TO the Opera III
ing marriage, making presents &c w
are hereby Invited to Assem- BILE yourseiv
together dsily, tsoon as convenient-n
all al once } At tho Great
The daily gazette., 1878-12-24

At st. Johns, n. b., Havey & Co.,
booksellers ,have assigned. Frank Smith,
contractor, has failed. Chestnut & Son,
of Frederlckton, hardware dealers, have
failed. Liabilities SIS, 900.
The new three-cent morning daily, to
be called The Sun, is announced to ap-
pear in Cincinnati on January /.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-24

The cheapest place to buy useful arti-
cles to make Christmas presents is at
Chadwick's variety store. Everything
must be sold, as Mr.. Chadwick is re-
moving to Atlantic City.
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REETING.

The D. partments named below have
been very largely added TO, with especial
reference to our
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question. or the question of hell or no
hell, or the Constitutional Convention
and State or no State; but all these
questions drop into insignifcsnce with
our people when compared with our
most emphatic announcement; 4 raa-
rand uaEtedt The enterprise Of build
ing a road 10 connect with the Sound
country and the sen is now the only
topic Of the day. There is a willing
ness TO aid on the part of our farmers
and business men so manifestly appar-
ent that We feel confident the road could
and would be built, if some of our
leading and enterprising men were
TO join in and 90 TO work in CO opera
ton with the company already formed
at Seattle. To merely wish and talk
the matter over and over is encourage
ing. but il won't build railroads, neither
will our money or wheat, unless prop
erly applied, but there Is a powerful
hidden hand somewhere and in some
quarter which seems TO throttle the en-
terprise which should be fostered and
hushed, the voice. which should for.
ever spread and advocate our much
needed want as q people. If county
subsidies are unconstitutional, then do
not ask them but no law can forbid US
as private citizens to aid and thereby
tear down the China wall which now
keeps Us corraled, and that aid we are
willing to give Let our prominent
men step to the front and organize and
thereby engrave their lanes upon the
tablets of memory when the great pro-
ject which they undertake in the name
Of the people, is finally attained. Non
tahi seBlpe lDeri
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do nothing to prejudice negotiations
for re-establishiug relations between
Berlin and the Vatican.
LONDON, April 3.-A dispatch from
ST. Petersburg says an inspired article
in the Journal cLe ST. Petersburg contains
the following sentence: 1T is our
conviction that EngIand's demands are
incompatible with the interests Of Rus
STA, and Russia and Europe will fud
firm supper. in the public opinion OF
Europe, notwithstanding all hope of
a peaceful solution is not yet aban-
doned."
LONDON, April 1.-The Pail Nal
Gazette hints that if the opposition
endeay ored TO binder the Government S
measures Parliament will be dissolved
insuring in the present state of public
feeling an overwhelming Conservative
majority.
Germany is again busiiy mediating
between Austria and Russia
The papers say Russia has ordered
! 800 torpedoes here with directions
that they be forwarded to the Turkish
coast occupied by Russia.
ST. PErERsBUG. April 5.-Ths 1g-
ence Russo says if England should state
what she proposes, then her proposals
and those of the Cabinet at Vienna
might pave the way for common
understanding.
PARIS. April j.-Prince Orlotf, the
Russian ambassador. has complained
against the tone of the French press,
particularly the Journal Des Debates,
which belongs to Leon Say, French
Minister of Finance. and the RepubIique
Francois. the Gambetta organ. Prince
Orloff contends that for these papers
the Government is responsible. The
French Minister of foreign affairs in
reply to the Prince complaint, said the
Government has no control over the
papers in question, but the press has
been invited to be less aggressive. The
Prince was very much dissatisfied with
the reply.
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EUROPE.

New YORK, April 2.-The HeralFs
special ST. Petersburg correspondent
just had an interview with Ignatieff
He is satisfied with his mission to Aus
tria. The situation is clearly defined
and each country knows what the other
wants.
Gortsshakoff is engaged in preparing
q diplomatic note in reply to Lord Sal
isbury's circular. which will have two
fold object. 1t will satisfy Andrassy
and will conclude with an ultimatum
for England, which will precipitate
genuine crisis. Ignatieff has no hope
of preserving peace. The Congress,
itself. would only lead to war. Public
opinion here if fully prepared for it.
LIVERPOOL. April 3. - Breadstuffs
arc dull.
Wheat-lls 2d@lls I'd for average
California white; lis 5d@l1s 4d for
California club.
LONDON, April s. The military
situation is attracting attention relative
to Servian occupation. Bulgaria will
relieve Russian troops who are to be
concentrated south Of the Balkans.
There are strong indications that the
Russian troops lately stationed at Sofc
and north of Adrianople, are moving
southeast. II is now believed that the
occupation of the northern shore of the
Bosphorus by the Russians would pre-
vent Admiral Horribly from forcing his
passage. Some Russian divisions are
echelonei on the road to Brynkdere,
and total force of about $4,000 is col
lected within striking distance between
there and Buynkdere. There are some
Turkish brigades which could probably
hold the place until assistance arrived.
On the peninsula of Gallipoli. or the
eishboring mainland in front Of Bu-
lair. there are probably about $4,000
Russians. while at Solonica and on the
lines of communication there may be
scattered some $4,000 more. The war
Office at ST. Petersburg is dissatisfied
with the muster rolls, and is making
strenuous efforts to hurry up reserves.
All recruits in the capital were three
days ago inspected by the emperor.
Dispatches from Constantinople
foreshadow the fall of Ahmed
Vetek pasha, president of the
council OF Ministers and Minister of
the Interior. and the reconstruction of
the Ministry in a pro. Russian sense.
The Shah Of Persia left Tehera for
Europe. by way of Ttiis. on wednes-
day last.
ROME. April Sit is stated that
England will raise objections to the
establishment of relations with the
Vatican, but reserves the right to indi-
cate the basis thereof. The Vatican
! has instructed the German Bishops TO
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A Remarkable Result.

1t makes no difference how many
Physicians. or how much medicine you
have tried, it is now an established
fact that German Syrup is the only
remedy which has given complete sat
isfaction in severe cases of Lung Dis
eases. 1t is true there are yet thou
sands of persons who are predisposed to
Throat and Lung Affections. Consump-
ton, Hemorrhages. Asthma, Severe
Colds settling on the Breast. Pneumo-
MIA. Whooping Cough, &c, who have
no personal knowledge of Boschee's
German Syrup. To such we would
say that $4,000 dozen were sold last
year without complaint Consump-
tives try just one bottle. Regular
size IS cents. Sold by all Druggists
in America.
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Tue OTHER SIDE. The walla walla
Watohma. takes Q manful stand on the
Unconstitutional road question. We
quote from q recent editorial Of that
paper as follows:
The Columbia river will never out
grow its usefulness, but with its many
obstacles 1t is becoming gradually in
adequate as an outlet TO the ocean as
the upper country advances and is set
thing up. fast doubling both its imports
and exports. We might dwell upon
the European war, Congress in session
and the President of the United States
in his efforts to secure civil service re-
form. or harp upon the vexed silver
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EAST ERN STATES.

MAUcH CHUNK, Pa, April 5.-This
morning an oil train ran into freight
train on the Lehigh Valley road, near
Statinion. exploding the engine of the
oil train, and burning several cars
and the small iron bridge on which the
cars were standing. Soon afterwards
an oil tank exploded, scattering oil in
all direct; oas, burning three men fatally
and ten seriously The wind carried
the flames to the depot and q wooden
bridge, which were also burned.
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco, April 4.-Flour-
quiet and firm; extra Sc 25(66 rs;
jobbing $7(o97 ls
Wheat-is quiet. holders firm, buyers
not SO anxious. Choice milling is held
at 81 1901 Is; shipping, 1902 O5.
Barley is dull-feed 81 l7l9l 224
Oats are quiet Feed, 81 30(9I 40.
Corn is quite active and firm; Large
yellow. 81 cool 6j; white. 81 S0(9
81 So.
HAYS steady. S9@lO.
Potatoes-advancing 50 25@2 so.
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IRIS CoLD.-Positively the coolest
beer south of Alaska at the Vanity Fair
Saloon, drawn fresh for each customer
from the Arctic cooler-both Schmeig s
aud Slorah's breweries. Also, the best
D. X. CUTTER WHIsKEY, MARrELL and
HENNEssY BRANDIEs and cigars at the
bar. Prices, five aud ten cents.
YoUNG & TURNER, Proprietors.
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THE most practicable method of
making money now is to purchase a
county right for the manufacture and
sale OF Kelly e Coles fruit dryer.
Several orders have already been given
for them, and these will be turned
over to the purchaser of the county
when the persons ordering remit.
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ONE of Kelly s. Coles Fruit Dryers
can be seen at Ole Schillistadt's furni-
ture shop at the head of Yesler's wharf.
A family dryer costs from $35 to 300,
according to size. Can dry vegetables,
fish, CLANS and meats as we'll as fruits
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By USING Kelly & Coles steam dryer
the fruit cannot be burned, as is fire.
quently the case. and the process is so
simple that any person of ordinary in
telligence can operate it, and it is per-
fectly safe. and cannot be blown up or
do injury in any way. Dr. Lane has
some fruit dried by this process in
Seattle. which can be seen by calling
on him.
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OCCIDENTAL HOTEL. AT VICTORIA
Persons visiting Victoria should not
fail to stop at the Occidental Hotel. 1t
is the first hotel from the steamboat
landing; is ire-proof has good accom-.
mediation for families. and as good
meals as any house in the city. at only
81 90 per day.
WIN. JENSEN,
Wharf street, Victoria. B. G.
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Hor Boston Brown BREAD on Sun.
day morning at the Eureka Bakery.
Leave your orders for delivery during
the week.
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Four POUNDS of good Costa RIGA
coffee 81 and eight pounds of c
sugar for 81 can be had st o. A. Nc.
Callister's, on Front street.
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Buy your groceries at T. Lyle's. the
cheapest house in the city Quick sales
and small profits is my motto.
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THIS next thing on the programm me
At the Centennial is Clam Chowder,
TO be served up every night--frse.
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ELWELL-ETNAS...-At Qusco. March 2Sth. by F.
Matthews. j. P. Mr.. George Elwell and Miss
Elizabeth Etnas.
WALE-PROVOST.-At Snohomish City, March
10th, w. II. Vale and Miss Jane Provost
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FoR GENUINE GERMAN Milk Bread
60 70 Piper's.
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BORN.

LAWRENCE.-In this city. April Sd. to the wife
of ". s. Lawrence, . son.
MORRILL.-.ln this city, April 4th. to the wife of
Gustavus A. Morrill,, son.
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DIE d.

MORGAN,-At snohomisb, March 3Oth, of diph.
liberia, Maud. daughter OF Ii. d. and II j.
Morgan, aged II years.
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Exclusively to the
DAILY LTTELLIGE.sTER.

THE ONLY NEWSPAPER
Receiving Dispatches
IN WASHINGTON TERRITORY
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The Indian CasnDaign.


The Indian bureau received Saturday dis
patch from Agent Patten, of the Shoshones
and Banneck agency, saying that two lodges
OF CheyenneS escaped from this agency yes
terday. going in the direction of Fort Kinney.
Notify military at that post to look out for
them. They are hostile" The military at
Fort Kinney have been accordingly notified by
the bureau to look out for the Indians.
ADOther telegram was received from FL. A.
TOWne, superintendent Z. p. +. r., saying
Seven Red Lake chiefs having letters of good
character left here this a. IN. by rail for Fort
days: Is it all right?" The bureau has tele-
graphed to the Red Lake agency and to Fort
BerthOld for information on the subject
A dispatch from Agent Gheen, at ElkO, Ne
Vada, says: II have just returned from north
All matters with ShoshOnes satisfactory. Will
report immediately.''
The following dispatch has been received by
General Sherman:
Preside, SAN FRANCISCO, July 18th, lS7S.-
Had a visit yesterday from Natchez and other
chiefs of PiuteS. They assure me that exceDt
Ote's and Egan'S bands, their people are not
with the hostile Indians. They claim that
Egan is with them dismOunted and under
dureSS; that OckekO, who left the vicinity of
Camp Bidwell, had not joined the hostileS, but
harm from either party. The five companies
which left here the 9th, will arrive at Van.
couver today, and be taken by special boat to
Umatila. The latter movement is by
HOwards order. l have ordered up five more
companies OF the eighth infantry from Ari-
ZOnia: MCDOWELL. Major General
A dispatch has been received at the Indian
Springs agency, that none of his Indians are
on the war path.
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sSThe legislature of New Hampshire ha

Ag-The legislature of New Hampshire has
passed the local option lager beer bill.
HfrDaniel l.. Slough, a well known citizen
of EastOD, Pa, committed suicide SATURDAY.
afternoon, by drowning himself in the Lehigh
river.
Me-, June Il IL was supposed from the kick
of horse. The body WAS disinterred last
week, and an examination showed that he was
murdered.
Rs-T The speech of Jefferson Davis viii do
more 10 drive northern people from the South
than ever Lees sword did.-N. y. Herald.
AS-John Franklin Noyes, once a popular
actor, was drowned Saturday night In Har-
lem river, y. u, while boating. ae MAS about
40years old.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-15

BRISK DEMAND FOR Four PERCENT. RoNDs
Another subscription for 81 ,000, 600 per cent
bonds was forwarded to Washington last even.
ing by the First National bank making
S,WO,UW of the. popular loan taken by This
oank IN TWO weeks There is brisk demand
for the per cent. bonds among nationai
banks throughout the country, and numerous
orders are being received of SlOO,OOO each, the
banks investing their idle capital at 4 per
cent. interest In government bonds in prefer
ence TO single name paper The demand for
small amounts for permanent investment con.
tlnues, and it is believed that the sales of 4
per cents will gradually increase during the
summer mOnthS.-lN y. Tribune 18Th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-15

Rg~ThOmaS Mason, humorist writer for
the st. Louis Republican, fell dead in E,Ist0n,
Mo-, from SunStrOke, on saturday.
RSrI Ira Thrall, prominent citizen of Yer
non, Conn, fell in his barn SATURDAY. and
broke his neck.
HBSarah j. Page, colored, charged with
robbing the mail at Vineland, Nj, has been
found guilty.
EsHOn. Julian Hartridge declines to be a
candidate for reelection to Congress from the
first district of Georgia.
RSEvery county in Tennessee is nominating
a candidate for governor.
AgIhere has been too much rain for the
good OF the crops in Western louisiana
SSSwall0wing piece of ice restored the
speech OF Miss May Fower, OF Edinburgh,
IND, lost after sickness several months ago.
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BALTIMORE, July l5.-Virginia SKIES de-
leLieu "a; do consolidated. SIS; do. second
series, = past due coupons, IS. North ClroIiua
slNSS' Hid- 10; 10. new, 8 bid to-day. Sugar nTm
BALTIMORE, july l5.-Cottoa dun and pom,-
nai-inladlng, III 4a11 t. Flour quiet and steady
doNaIu street aud western super. 2. oaR3 90: do
extra, 25S4 %: do. family, 4.bla5 rs; ely mins
brands, 6.i5; Patapsco family, $50. Wheat
southern active aud lower: western Quiet ani
lower-southern red, prime lO3sI OF; do snlIer
luoal IL; No. western winter red. Splt 1 Ot;'
S,oseo offered lOo, no bids; July, 102A; August
S9'2: September, 90. Corn, southern white GuIs,
nominai-southern white, 52s5S: do yellow az.
western mixed, spot and JulY. A.; August az, :.
september, A. steamer. 43 ss44. Oats uujat ana
Steady-snutheI0, S0a35: western white 3I. 10
mixed: 2oe; Pennsylvania, S0A3l. Rye nominal
10 20. Bulk meats, lCOse-shoulderS, So; clear
RIB sides, q: packed 5.a64. Bacon-Sbouldsrs
81; clear rib sides, g.. Hsms. l2ll3. Lard
refined, .. Butter dull-good Ia CAoice western @
al3: Petroleum hIm-rehned, lOA crude sI,aS.
Gore, Tetee hrm and gutet.R csrgoes, 1871.
wheat, 40. COO: ecIn. Is 600. Shpments-wheai
4o,OOO; corn, 6O,oOO. Freights TO Liverpool psi
steamer duli--cotton, I'D; -four, 2s.6I.; grain
NEW YORK, July l5.-stocks firm. Money.
:: Goq HOO. Exchange, long, 4S3 :: short
4S6%. Governments firm. - H
NEW YORK. July I5.-Flour quiet and heavy,
W heat dull aud Ia Onycrs' favor. Corn quiet ami
LONDON, July IL, 1880 p. m.-Cmso,s
20 Ib-lG for money and 96 10 for the account
u. ). four-and-a-haif per cent. bonds 1867. trr
torties, Ill; new tiveS, lO9,. Erie l6C New
soils, S2a.