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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-22
OYSTERS

OHsrEEs' OYSTERS
j. l.. ROBERTS
Has established an OYSTER SHUCkING
HOUSE a. tho Oyster dock, and will keep con-
stsntly on hand supply of the FINEST OYS-
TEKS brought to this markot having facilities
superior to others in the business. Families
supplied at short notice and satisfaction guaran-
teed. Prices low. Orders solicited sop 26-tf
WILLIAM H. SMITH
DEALER IN
FRESH AND SALTED FISH.
FISH WHALE AND STALLS CITY MAR
KET,
would inform dealers and others that ha is pro-
pared to furnish them with all kind OF
POTOMAC FISH.
at the lowest possible prices. I would csll the
attention Of buyers TO the fact that my brand
stands No. in market vt all times and intend
to sustain my reputation in that respect.
My stalls Nos. 4 and g. Fish Market, will be
supplied with fresh fah every morning They
will be sunerinteuded by Mir. James g. Grimes
En-, and families can dspend on getting the best
whether they come in person or sond ordsrs
Persons 81 distance wanting Fresh Fish can
depend on getting them packed in good order.
&B- All orders addressed to WIN, II. SMITH
Alexandria, Vs., will receive prompt attention
mar
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week and the contractors got ssa' aaa 20 year anil upon
ne Uho, " dUtoa, pe only one mule and b4ckbouri
,I.hti, sm,fin.,a 1o,.e"
This increase of service was entirely In
the interest Of the Ring and without the
least necessity. Increase Is made at the
discretion of the POstmastcr-Genera, and IL
has been, aud is still, one of the methods by
which corrupt combinations inside and out
side the department are enriched, and the
Treasury is Systematically plundcrcd
Existing laws furnish nearly all the pro-
lection needed against Rings. Their loose
and vcnal administration is the real cause
Of the extravaganza and stealing i'm the
postal service. With upright officials there
would be little ground for complaint. The
system which CRESwELL established, and
which was little less than open robbery, still
exists. Some Of its most audacious features
had to he abolished after the exposures in
Congress, but the foundation Is i'm the de-
partmcnt to-day, and thrcc-fuurths OF the
subOrdinates who manipulated the frauds
under CREswELL are still proving that
"wo have the best civil service on the
planet" as the late Senator MoRToN de-
clarcd In u burst Of enthusiasm, with his
henchmcn in control OF the Post Onlce De-
partment and scattered profuscly through
all the others
TYNER, BRADY. and their cOnfcdcratcs are
running the postal machine now. just IA
they have done heretofore. with the addi-
tional advantage that KEY is wholly igno-
rant Of the service, has no disposition to
learn its wants, and is willing instrument
Of the Rings that are the ruling power in
the department which he prctends to con-
duet. To suppose that amendments Of the
postal laws will AFFORD remedy for these
abuses while the laws are to be executed by
chiefs who have habitually dclicd and per-
vcrted them. is To believe that the ways of
Rings are the ways of reform.
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by the Government. This would be n grave
cncroachmcnt on the local liberties of Eng
land, and the most decisive conquest yet
achieved by the ccntralizing spirit. II is
certain that Justices of the Peace ar, some
times deficient in legal requirement, and oc-
cnsiOnally willing to abuse their authority.
but there is always at hand an cffcctual cor
receive, namely, the pressure of public opn-
Ion, cxcrtcd through the press, which rem
ders them extremely circumspcct; while,
ON the other hand, under the pros
cnt system, they are absolutely indie
pendent, and the natural defenders OF
the popular liberties. Such would no
longer be the case were they transformed
into the paid functionaries of the State,
simple Instruments Of u central power on
whose fiat depended their position and adj
vancemcnt. The consideration, too, Of the
expense cntailcd by the remuneration Of
eight thousand new magistrates is seen to
be of no triilng moment when we call to
mind the high standard of judicial salaries
in England. Thus, within the metropolitan
distrlct--to cite only the most striking in
stance--thcrc are not less than eleven police
tribunals each provided with at least two
magistrates, whose pay In no case falls below
$500 n year. while the senior Justice at
Bow street receives $4,000. On the whole, IL
il plain that the threatened substitution OF
salaricd officers for the old-fashloncd Jus
tlcos of the Peace, now recruited among
country gentlemen, would impose an cnor-
nous burden upon the taxpayer, while the
change would be witnessed with mlsgiving
10y those who have marked the successive
disappearance of local franchises from the
Briti-h Constitution
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Tho " nnlen-s Ilntel.

On Wednesday,. the Sci Of nest month. the
Nomcus ll.tcl, which has teen built and
furnished at the expense Of the estate Of the
latc \. r. STEWART. win be- opened for the
reception oC hoardcrs The foundations Of
tbs vest establishment were laid eight or
ten years uao. du'ng the lifetime Of the de-
craee'l merchant, and many people have
douttcl Nhoih,r TN, building would ever Toe
devoted to- thr purposes it was designed to
serve. They were wrong. however for the
experiment of the Womcns Hotel is soon to
b. made
1t IS Certainl, n very remarkable. and, in
decd, an original undertaking. and its sue
o. or failure VIII be attcntivcly watched
IT, philnntluupistsi ia every part of the world
Ms SrrWARr and Judge HiLroN do not tell
tl'f.-i 81 erecting and cQuipping the Wo-
u"us Hotel, Tut it must have been very
g. e. The hoEse contains over five hundred
Il & rooms, and they are all furnished
III $50 style. Eight large reception rooms
are provided for VISITORS steam elevators
WI carry passengers To every floor: there
is am abundance Of baths; an extensive
laundry il provided; Library of twenty-five
hundred volumes Il. open to the use of the
hoaldors and the kitchen is to be put under
the charge Of competent cook. In fact.
everything has been done to make the wo-
men who will live at the hotel entirely COM
Portable.
Tho price Of board and lodging. however.
though not high, considering what il given
~ return. must necessarily shut out the
major part Of the women who work for their
living in New York. Itis six dollars a week
to- iull wages of many thousands Of women
who are struggling for an existence in the
metropolis. Yet. perhaps. there are more
WORKING girls hero who earn enough to pay
lic price at the Womon's Hotel. than will
hil it's five hundred sleeping rooms. The ill.,
tontion OF Mrs. STEWART Is TO have each of
.hese rooms occupied by two persons, no cx-
TIA charge being made for the room because
1 has two occupants A woman who takes
room hy herself VIII he charged one dollar
week extra. aud If she has what l. called a
large parl)r room she will bee required e.
pay from three dollars to five dollars n
week in addition To- the regular prices for
board and lodging. Transient hoarder..
that Is, women from ont Of town who wish
To- enjoy tine security of the hotel for a few
day. will Le charged at the rate Of two dol
lars day.
The prices for meals. obtainahle by all re-
siocnble girls will he. for breakfast, 30
CONT for luncheon . cents and fer dinner
o. cents. These prices are very Moderate
hui th"y are still TOO great for most working
gnl-. who. if they do not live with then
IHlolis. find that their scanty wages per-
1t them 20 nay no hi cher price for board
ANA lodging than three OF four dollars
week.
4 worry good feature Of the hor>l will be- it,
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superintendent, IL would be ridiculous to
rely upon him to keep the companies
straight. What, appoint man who we are
sure will plumber to look after the companies,
for fear they will do something crooked!
There should be a few plain laws rcgulat-
ing the Insurance business which would
dispense with the cumbersome, costly, un-
satisfactory machinery by which the state
undertakes to regulate IL now. 1t il dis
graceful that this useful branch OF business
should be made the prey of political vultures
in both parties, rs it Is at present.
III SMYrH, In contempt of the amplcst
proofs, is to be acquitted. let it not turn out
In any future investigation that the insur-
ance companies had n hand in his escape.
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-
m1Ne MS debut In London, az GfhflfO, at tho
Ou,nn'a Th,,tr, Tn Co.,,,,., VI r;,y Ia ,,,-
y" '" = i"'"''5' 4" NNi H'"Hs N'il'N ~ '''l-
sldpr'd the greatest and most intelligent inter-
,rc,,r ,f st,i,.,.,.,r, ~, L., .....,,. ,,, t,
p''.i " Nhhh'-p'dr'' pN i'NN 'ihH u uU'l'I-
stand his unrts quite diff nfiv from art s,s
-
hkN NANlhi or husei ms IS what run says
nj M,rfty'a p,IaJI,.
There i. nothing grand or stately oiontiim. Hos,
n ,oii,,r 'inmi.i,g homoralo aI supple miuird
roa.h o oers he Is ienicrto her. i hcc4u.c he s %
viii WHOM ,s. aen er,, ',t ia,nigm',
u, hel.a '.ctci, ana her icr ~, t'inakc 'hc ho.'
that nc,leaout is Gn,iicss and wn,n' HAD ,no' ~,
o. nM slII"5, Wv.oso %, me run, - these
h.n e1i hAn.clt Tho very .mf IT, HE anc
"hara, N, V uunT /" ,rn11 r.c'n1fiy Of tng
600, iHea Ut time. 1cisp .ol'i r. lui tiluk. ~ nui
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Talking for Euturity.
For few weeks past crowds have been
collected in uptown streets to test the cfll-
cheney Of rude telephones. the use OF which
can be had fora few cents a cord is stretch
| cd between two men. about half block
apart. and 10y the aid Of the telephone the
PATRONS of the cntcrprisins exhibitors talk
together in an ordinary voice. at that dis
lance This is n remarkable application Of
one Of the most wonderful scientific inycn-
tiOns or discoveries of recent years.
When the telephone was first brought cut.
II wac considered a mere scientific toy; tut
the perfected instrument serves practical
uses. Scores of telephones are employed.
both here and in Europe. to enable people to
transact business with each other by word
Of mouth though separate by many miles
Manufacturers connect their counting
houses with their factories 10y this means.
aud transmit orders n soon a. received.
Government officers use the telephone -
keep UP communication with their distant
-uhordinatos. The APPARATUS is simple. and
may toe used without preliminary training
Perhaps in future wars the telephone may
play an important part
But still more remarkable invention is
the speaking phonogranh, Of which MIR
THOMAS \. EDfsoS ui New Jersey. man Of
surprising ingenuity. is the author. lie is
now engaged III poifccting il. THIS machine
Is intended To- record in tin foil or copper
plates. in visible indontati0ns. the sound, of
the human voice. The Matrix So marked
may bc replaced IN the rhun"gralh b. and the
words spoken will he repeated. with inilcc-
tiOns and mnlula' ions like tho Sponkrl'-
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Some $4,000 dozen more w.re contributed by
various iss known firms, not including the
supply from New Jersey and other domestic
factories. n. l.. L.
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city cost over $1,000
Revival meetings 20 ON gloriuusl nj tho
| Rcd Riut. j.. Baptist Church.
Tho bcnightcd Africans who dwell alonp
t,e lori fso ,kc N.am are tocno, the dement's and
! blessings ut new missionary station
Grace Methodist Church AT Harrisburg.
! Pa. has dedicated its new sitopr building A great
collie lon was taken. amounting to ncirv F,oVo
Wesley Lake, which separates Asbury
PARK ami ocean Grovc Is used by hc Raptsts for i'm.
mrrsng their converts When the weather line all Is
we'll
Tho christian hiclhgcnccr says that
there heres, IN the church ol christ Co. ay and tlatit
T. alarming Yet itdoes not say what is to be dono
about g.
Brother Pcntccost the Evangelist is said
tob' 'ie 90 preach rs man, AS eight sermons day.
Whether or not ANYBODY prontabl, listen To 50 many
| has not get been demonstrated
Speaker SamuclJ. Randall goes to Pres
by'ran church Ia Washington. Iii. vic ani daughters
are members His father was for many Years an elder
IN q prominent church in Philadelphia
AT Washington, Pa, the Episcopal min
i'er borrowed Baptist bapu.tcry and immersed three
new converts Baptism ny immersion is specially pro-
Vd,l for by the rubrcs Of the Episc pal Church
Tho temperance rcformcrs of Pittsburgh
are having tough time with the liquor saloons Tho
SALOON close their froht doors sunday keep
oon side ami rear doors, doing regular business all day
and evening.
Tho failure Of the lumber spectators
and other go Waiuspori Pa, has crippled the Congrc-
gait0mt church 80 much that Pastor Mallory il. from
force oi circumstance. compelled to reign aud seek
field of ibur some here else.
1t would seem that all the inhabitants ~
Caroline county, Maryland. polly people The Jail
empty. anti proposed to rent Tie only difficulty
Is III It f.o Is not enough cuisines. done the county
toma' denfli for it on the part OF anybody WHO'S
| able to . leut
--Joscph Cook, having exclusive news Of
the death n hH,Sin treated his Boston au nee the other
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~ Tire Ruesinn Priu0n Iuirsa.I-ll. expressly
ifin.iini fui the va .f t.l,. A.iI /, suA ~
y .n.u,r -, wi tV.dh. -.il.
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III SMYrH, In contempt of the amplcst
proofs, Is to be acquitted, let it not turn out
In any future investigation that the insur-
ance companies had hand in his escape.
The Disgust of the Republicans.
Never before was a political party SO dis
gustod with its chief as the Republicans are
with Mr. HAYES. He is, in fact, not "A chief,
in anything but official position; but his
official rank makes him for three years to
come the ostensible head of the party.
Not one leading Republican has any re-
spect for Mr.. HAYES. He has no defender
on the floor of either House of Congress.
Even JONI TYLER had his corporal's guard;
but HAYES has nobody.
II a National Convention were TO be holden
to-day to nominate Republican candidate
for President, not one single delegate from
my part of the country would vote for MIR.
HAYES
Considering how utterly puwcress HAYES
is I'm the Republican party; considering how
clear Is the evidence that he obtained his Of
flee by fraudulent conspiracy. to which he
was himself "A party ldnut some licpub-
lican votes be counted on Tor his impcach-
m"ut and removal from Office?
II the Democratic party cvnccd some
courage, some unity of purpose. some dis
position To vindicato the right Of the people
to elect their own rulers, we believe they
would find more or fewer patriotic Republic
cans disposed to unite with them.
The reasons which the Attorney-Gencral
Of Louisiana spreads before the supreme Court
of that state in support OF his demand for re-
ham I'll
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The reasons which the Attorncy-Goncral
Of Louisiana spreads before the supreme Court
of that state in support of his demand for a re-
hearing in the ease If ANDrnsoS are coeent.
ana it will task the legal subtlety of the JUS
tics to ovadc them Virtually he arraiens tho
court itself for uervcrtlng the law to the defeat
of justice. tn" injury of public morals. and the
undermining Of constltui onal government 1t
is not oft II that u law OFF Ger in the Attorney
G ncraFs ilao" is found using such language
to the bench; lut then Il is not often that the
bench gives such provocat on for plain speaking.
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new 30lA030. aud new series at 30. Louisiana
consOls advanced TO 74al, though selling also at
74ss074Ss seller thirty days, and at the close at
"a regular way. We note sales of old North Caro-
linas at 10.
In city bank stocks Park (1O) sold at IS, and
American Exchange t55) at par.
In railway mortgages, there was sharp decline
in Denver and Rio Grande frsts from 90ls to 81,
and later recovery to SO; Missouri, Kansas and
Texas rsts fell from 81 to 1913 and rallied to OIL
and seconds declined to 10 and recovered to 1GSs.
Firsts of e., C. and l. c. were down to 81, Canada
Southern frsts were strong at 751a Burlington and
Cedar Rapids at 69St Paul sinking funds at lOOS4,
North west gold bonds at 1929, Winona and ht:
Peter seconds at o. and Boston, Hartford
and Erie bonds at 80. jersey City conyertib4es
declined 10 6Sl2, cOnsOls to 6S5 and adjustment
bonds to 80. Long Dock bonds sold at 11O4, Wa
bash irsts st. Louis Division, ex matured coupon,
at SS10SS, Chesapeake and Ohio hrsts &C SD.
OulO aud Mississippi consolidated sinking funds at
1Oil2, seconds at ~. Central Pactes at 1O7a-
and Western Pacifcs at 1919.
Gold presented no new features, the sales having
been 1T 100Sl6. On gold loans the Lending rates
were L., TIA, and 2 carrying. The Assistant
Treasurer paid out $50, 900 in coin interest ON the
public debt and $21 1000 in redemption of called
bonds. The days business of the gOld-ciearng de-
partment of the Bank of the State Of New-YOrk
covered: Colt cleared, S6,340 600 gold balances,
$714,U00 currency balances, S7l5,SS7.
Fore. On exchange was strong and higher, as much
the perturUed condition of affairs in London as
ANYTHING else though the supply OF bills Is scanty
Current revised quotations arc as follows, selling
rates being l20 81 of a cent lower:
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COTTON Markets.

LIVERPOOL Dec e-l2:3O pm-Cotton du and unchanged:
S sGa sU h n9 TOO 6acs for speeuatoS aud eI
port EessDts bales iRGSd9E 100 bales Amen;
Sfn clause december delivery DO February
April and MAY delivery Sa% Go May and June S SeyNSr
Cfop. shipped December and January. SAL 6aaqd
LIVERPOOL Dec. 9-3 D. m.-Upisnds Cotton. Low MD.
ding cause April aud May delivery 5Ssd TO- May and June
delivery 6kd.
LrvFarool, Dec. "a m.-Tne sales o. Cotton to-day
ding clause December and January delivery 6isd Jan.
Tafy d aaT shipped March and Apt sail
LIVERPOOL Dec. % p.m.-COtton futures steady.
AUGUSTA, Dec 0.-Cotton quiet, steady NlddlnE Sc:
bales baS 's saIss is6s bates
Y.LrnoaE Dec e--CottOn dull mIddnE sac: Low Mid.
ding S ofs s GSSa sGpots T. Great Btan liz 6ass to
the Continent 500 bales cOaswse. 20 6alesi sales $50
BosroS Dec Cotton dull and nominal MiddlnG 9c
sS9 y Md sP s Sa Bale. SSaaEy . net receipts
Dec aae s 1iad S SThaTg pSt
receipts I7i0 bales exports 70 GEe. Bntsn sss bales
60 s6S S S SGan stock Bales
CIScISyGr pee s-cotton quiet MddnE g., s,2e Low Md
mspt. bales sales 10 bales stock 1857 baes
uaS6na pee Good oTdnarS. % net receipts sSai
bales; exports coatwlse, 436e baes sales LOO bales
IotsslS g9lst .M M&dns s' s
receipts se25 bales shipments 4i6l bales sales 800
OI MSnS Dee 6-Cottou quiet steady; MiddlnE s+ci
Low Middlug, 7so. Good Ordinary 7SQ72Gi net receipts
stock. 46.7 1872 bales
SEU.ORLFANs Dec. 9-CottOn-Far demand MiddliDE,
gSc; Low Middlng. 8sc Good Ordinary. 724c.; net re-
ceipts 25I2B bales gross zsS28 bales exports TO France
4554 baes coastvse O49 bales sales $500 bales STOCK
2l4.3O7 bales
cets 10 Wales: 10 Great Britain, 23Ol bales
bales sales $50 bales: stock % 612 bales
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 9-Cotton Queti MiddlinE, 9tc LOW
Niddung &c; Good Ordinary. Blc; net receipts IZO
bales; gross LIS bales; exports 10 Great Britain 0OO
baes sales 336 bales spneIs 266 bales soek G6Oi baes
SAVANNAH. Dec e-cettou quiet; MddIng. s9e Low Md
ding. ssSo GoOd Ordinary. Use net receipts 363 oaies
gosS 52 bales exports the Continent 4SObaes; coast
wise 600 bales sales 600 bales STOCK 74.56S bales
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day were COZ hesd OF through and s25 Of local total
for the week ending tni. day 3s2s head Of through sn
head local befrn The supply for this wees
market 10 liberal mostly Medium and Common win
few loads OF stOckers Trade and little is doing so
tar ssllng lOSl5o OF from last week. 800 -, ,
HoGs-Recepts go heads total for week. $500 head
against head for the before Workers. ~ 0O9
81 66i PHILADELPHIA. 81 65 50 So. -,
SHKEP-ReceptA 500 total for week 800 head,
against 100 head for the week before selling nrm at HIST
weeks prices.
ST. LOUIS Dec. 9-BoGs-Moderately active but some
packers holding backs LEht shipping 81 2Qes24O WORKERS
81 40d$2 sos Pa king 81 50dS2 50 philadelphia. % 40
Receipts and shipments reported
CArIIR-Shppng very and weaki light supply and de-
mand Heavy Fat Steers 81 $ 6Oi Light d. 50 500 IS TO-
Butchers weak but l0weri Native steers - OdS %
Texas do S. 25aS5 % Cows 25 as2 49, Feeding steers
scarce and wanted 81 259s2 STA Receipts 4OO head
shipments. 2UO head. Al =,
siIYrP-in moderate demands Fancy Muttons ~ 70
ass as. Receipts, 900 head shipments. none.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-10
HORSE MARKET.

The general trade has been quiet ard prices the
common grades especially OF both Driving or Work Horses
have favored buyer more than for some ue past In
fact more and being offered than
ever before There abundance OF STOCK sale ami
with very light inquiry from source II not surprising
unCOmnOnly NfBoss Dealers drive their
fine animals around the ~ sEd do all IN their power % IN
but thew have 20 contend with
this season titan Times arc HARD, money IL
scarce. and families have long kept their Carriage
deem tt act OF prudence 10 dis
penss with this needle. luxury IN must Of course gcoy
reduce the demand for all Kinds II TiinR aud driving
while tho general depression In dheent branches
mercantile bus admits Of no outlet for the large num-
general purpose and draft Horses being received
Since the introduction OF the bObta" several Of
our city street mes there has been less purchasing 81
railroad Horses than heretofore the style u take
Horse Exports for the week include 20 heal OF line
Engizh d HofSos. which shipped to Liverpool Wa
Nation Linz, BY Isaac Dahnan Mr.. John Refer OF
Ohio received the celebrated KyTe Daily ON last
Tuesdty. Kyre DAILY non bloodred stallion i6Aa hands
hgh bred m County Clare, Ireland and purchaser Oy
MI, Rebur fOT $1,000.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

LIVERPOOL. Dec 9.-Pork-Eastern duh az as Western
duh at AL Bacon Cumberland Cat dan at SOi shorl
dull 20 Cd. Hams-Long cut dun at 39i. Shoulder.
dun At 49, Beef-lndia Mess dull at 60; Extra hessnrne
3d. Primo Mess, market bare. Lard-PTlme Western
duh al 80. Tallow-Pnme CITY steady II 80 ID Iur
dull %. R0sinCOmmOn dull 40 I'D
Fine dun 10. Cleess-Ameroan Choice dun at 40 81 Lard
OIL ST.. Fiour-E1tra STATE duh AZ -. Wbeat-
Spring market bare No. SDTtDR dull at Sd new
Winter New " steady st lOd view SOnthefn siy
Corn old Mixed Soft dull 24i3 Prime New Nike
staedy % Cd Cotton seed o-Yelow American steady
20. ROsln Common, London STEADY A. o. nrpehune
Spu London steady at 81 Sd Receipts OF Wheat for the
week Atlantic ports $4,000 qrs from Pacinc ports
$50 qrs 1880 qrs Corn llOOO ars
LryERooE- Dec. $3.50 p. m.-Bacou 20 per cWt' ior
Short Clear Mddes.
LONDON, Dec. 81 p.m-Rehned Petroleum 94d. per gal
LONDON, Dec $3.50 pm-Calcutta Llnseed. 1884 G4Ood
per or.
BRKNEN Dec 9.-Lard closed at 35La marEs per ITO ~
HAy Dec 9Lard closed at AZ francs 20 eennes per oo