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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-09-21

TILDEN seems to be more of faTorite
among the Southern Democrats as pros
pective candidate for President than Hen
dr1cks, although the latter had the adVan-
tage of good ''send-off" at Mecklenburg
last May. Up to this time, however, the
currency question has not entered into the
consideration OF their respective merits in
that section, and it may yet turn out that
Hendricks will have the advantage, on &C.
count of his evident tendency in the direc-
ton of soft money
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q. 1876.

IT BEGINS to be apparent that the Presi-
dents letter to Attorney General Pierre
pont, regarding the Mississippi troubles,
has had the effect to arouse an undoubted
belief in the reality of these Southern out
RACES on the colored people. The hesita-
ton TO respond to Gov. Ames' demand for
troops may, therefore, prove to be a bene-
fit, although it is to be feared that registra-
ton has been so seriously interfered with
in that State that the Democrats may
carrv II
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spot can neither be slurred over nor hushed up;
against the voice of their lamentation no con-
spiracy of silence can prevail, and when the
chief conspirator in so hopeless an evasion
seeks to screen himself behind his dignity, his
character as a guest, or his mission as peace
maker, he simply declares himself guilty of
everything charged against him. If Mr.. Davis
had no share of responsibility for the horrors
of Andersonyille, he owes it TO his own char
acter and to those who are implicated with
him to exonerate the innocent and to point out
the guilty. If heis innocent himself, he knows
who are the guilty ones, and to refuRe to name
them is operpetuate the injustice done to those
WIN are not Ouilty
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-09-21

ask you, in the name OF justice and truth what Is
your personal reason Tor trying to destroy one Of
the sblest and besi men In Ohio.
Yours, truly, r. @. KIRK.
N b. ask on t. publish this note.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-09-21

A false impression is rife that Republican
stock has gone down in Ohio since the Maine
election. The fact is it's the Democratic beer
that has been going down. This, however, is
a common occurrence
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-09-21
EDITORIAL AFTERTToUGur

Senator Schurz is to enter the Ohio can
vass Immediately on behalf of the Republicans.
He will make nine speeches faToring hard
money.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-09-21

Something must be the matter with the-tel
egraph operator at Rome. We have heard
nothing concerning the Pope's health for the
past thirty six hours.
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FOR RENT

FOR FEMININE DESIRABLE DWELL
IL ING-HOUsES on East Capitol street, in
GRANTS ROW.
These elegant houses, most desIrably located,
are not entirely completed.
Proposals for the leasing OF any OF them for 8
period OF from one to three years will be received
by the undersigned the lessee to do the necessary
be reimbursed out Of the rents. Any lease made
will be subject to ratification by the Supreme Court
Of the District OF Columbia.
JESSE b. WILSON, Receiver.
seI7-2w ~ Sixth street northwest.
TOR REMIT ONE HOUSE, 10 ROOMS, 80.
y One with II rooms, $50, modern improvements.
One with rooms, go, with side lot.
au 8-n g. A. ARMIES, III TENTH st.
XII THIRTEENTH S1REETN w.-FOR
OI1 RENT p Furni.hed Rooms, Parfor and
Chamber, en- suite or single, at low figure.
Ru2D-tf
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Gone to Meet Brother Bsschsr.

Col. George 81. Butler-soldier, diplomat,
dramatist and journalist-has Joined the
Church. Henceforth the Arcadian is to come
under the head Of the religious press, hand-in-
hand and walking the same path as the Iads;
pendent, the Fresmon's Journal, the Golden
Age and the Christian Union. No longer does
the brilliant Butler care TO shine with Dana
and Bennett, Whitelaw and Joe Howard, Jen.
nings and Hugh Hastings. This dazzling array
he leaves to join Beecher and Tilton, Bowen
and Bellows, the McMastsr and the Mutually.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-09-21

The man who stumbled over crowd of boys
on the street wanted to know what the side
walks were made for. The ignoramus was
not aware of the fact that they were built e1-
pressly and exclusively for boys to spin tops
on,
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES

NOOOOCONNNNNNN NSNOOOONONNONOO-OONN-
klSSt HAPEL OF THE HOLY UOMMU-
~ MON, TweDty-second street and Virginia
avenue northwest. SERVICES: Sunday, mOrnidg
prayer; litary and holy communion, II u. m. |;
eyeElB prayer, p. m. Tuesdays, THURSDAYS and
all Holy days, celebration of the Holy Communion
at7:aU a. M. selS-S2ts
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Why Don't Jsn Davi, vindiest, zim,.lf

lfrom the 50. Louis GIobe-Democrat.l
The story of Andersonville Is one Of the dark
est pages in the wars dark record, and the
suferings and cruelties endured In that accursed
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-09-21

1t seems rather strange, but it was always
the case since Cain injured Abel, that boys who
charge their mothers five cents for each errand
will stand on the curbstone all day in sunshine
and storm and bet millions that they can rival
their comrades in the "spinning of the top"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-09-21

The Chicago Inter Ocean says: ''Cowardice
and snobbishness are the distinguishing fea-
lures" of that plank of the New York Repub-
licen platform which demands a just, 2ener-
GUS and forbearing national policy in the
Southern States, and firm refusal to use mill
tary power except for purposes clearly defined
in the Constitution"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-09-21
SEMINARY,

5LrEeL, 5OutheNL
CAPITOL HILL, WASHINGTON, D, C.,
Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies', Girls
and Small Boys.
Mrs. LOUISE E. DEANE, N. E. L., Prof. VIM NJ
MIRICK, Principals.
Miss F. A. Lacy, Assistant Teacher; Prof. w.
N. Mirick, Teacher of Music. Mathematics, and
Latin Prof z: Z; Weidmayer, Teacher Of French,
Penmanship, Drawing, Head Crayons, Pastel,
Palniing In OIL and Water Colors, Wax Flowers,
This school Will commence its second term
Wednesday, Sept. ], 1875, continue forty weeks,
References and terms on circulars at Seminary
Ellis music store and Parker's book store. Maps,
globes library, charts, and all the facilities OF
thorough practical education. Rooms commodious,
wel-warmed and thoroughly ventilated, grounds
large, location and surroundings beautiful. Both
line Of cars pass within one square Of Seminary.
Rooms and grounds now ready for the inspection Of
parents and guardians. Pupils under the
care OF teacher will visit during the tern
the many places OF interest in he city and
District, and TINS gain much historical and scien
fc knowledge. Especial permission we refer
Mr.. VIM. j. Murtagh. au25tuthst-Im. z
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FOR SALE.

~NONNlNN0OOO0O@ONOOO
ENOR SALE - AN EXCELLENT GRIST
II and SAW MILL on Columbia Pike, Fairfax
county, Va, and about elk miles from Washing
,; Inis properly Is Kh e, A me SS
property offered contains about TWENTY-FOUR
ACRES or LAND. good dwelling and orchard.
For terms, apply to THOMAS BAYNE, III d
street southeast. Capitol Hill, between Second and
Third streets, Washing ton, b. Q.
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WARREN CHOATE d co,

A complete stock of the TEXT BOOKS used In the
public and private schools academies and colIeges
oftbe Distri and ID JGcent country.
WARREN, CHOATE CO.,
Booksellers and Stationers,
sep+tf Vernon Row 94l Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-09-21

TOR EXON NGE.
CHICAGO PROPERTY FOR WASHINGTON.
SPECIAL AND RARE OPPORTUNITY.
Unimproved, unincumbered, perfect title, splen-
didly located, and rapidly enhancing in value.
Chicago property for q private residence in this
city. For full particulars. inquire OF
HUYCK & ADDISON,
Real Estate Agents, No. 14Ol New York avenue,
corner Fourteenth street. sepl5-u
FOR SALE. TWO BRICK HOUSES, ,ooo
Two frame Houses, with lots 3 n. inches
'front.' each BY Id, 81 coo. Four frames, $50 cash.
On easy terms.
au 2s-tf G. A. ARME5 ia TENTH ST.
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ST, ANNA,S HALL.

vt. ANNA'S HALL
- A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
Brookeville, Montgomery county, Nd. Twenty
miles from Wsshingto ID. @.
Fall term begins September Is. For circulars,
N''' REV. o. HUTTON, D. D.,
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DBNNsYsvANIA MILITARY ACAD-
i emy, Chester, Pa, opens septembers. Looa
tion healthiul, grounds ample, buildings commo-
lish thoroughly taught. For Circulars apply tn
General z. 7. BEAGE. patron Of the Academy
dent, auG3-Im
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-09-21

ENUR SALE CHEAP.
A fine assortment OF English Breech aad Muzzle
loading SHOT GUNS, each fully warranted. Also,
Gun Findings, Revolvers aud large lot OF un-
redeemed pledges, at
S. GoLDsTE1N CO.'S,
Loan and Commission Brokers,
Northeast Corner Tenth and D Streets.
Eu23,tf
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
" NO. 81 sTODpARD STREET, GEORGE

TlHEOD0RE INGALLS, KING, ORGANIST
u st. John Parish, Teacher Of
PIANO, ORGAN, ETC.
20 lessons, si2: or co. Address P, q, box 627 If,
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MISS OSBORNE,S YQDNG LADIES'
street, corner Of Tenth, Will reopen MONDAY,
September 6, 1875. Thorough instruction In Eng
iIsb branches Ancient Modern Languages and
Music. Particular attention given to Primary and
intermediate department. jyI2m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

klSJs OFFICE OF THE CHES = PEAkE
~ AND OHIO CANAL COMPANY.
ANNAPOLIS. Nd, Sept. II, 1875.
Notice Is hereby given that the coupon due jan
nary, 1852 on the preferred construction bonds OF
the company will be paid at the banking house of
Alexandra Brown b Sons, Baltimore, on and
A, p. GoRMAN,
eel5-dtd President-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-09-21

EMERSON INSTITUTE.
II SELECT CLASSICAL AND MATHE-
NAUTICAL SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
914 Fourteenth street, between and h, (Franklin
Sguare.)
The tWenty-nfth annual session of this school
viii begin the second MONDAY in September, the
Students fitting for College, for West Point, the
naval Academy, or for any Of our Scientific
schools. will receive thorough instruction.
French and German taught In the regular course.
Address CHAS. b. YOUNG,
su3l-lm Principal.
, 1875-01-14

,,1-lrl, s!.75so: %: No: shore k'ts, s1.ss@i,9o
ta6.;5: Labrador herring. si, brlt ss.a,a9.9o; Do
-lr1: ft2aae4 .a'; iAbrsL"F 10, herring. ronnl. hrl
per ts<, 4at9oos Columbia ltlyer salmon. -bri $97s
(s1no oeea,, Trout, .lox md tu1 per ease. fss0
FnE1rS AND NUr9-Alplrs sTs receiving rather
mars stes,tion than II. lnte aud tho m.rket il sens
bly, hrrner. Peaches, anil most other domestic dried
fri,its, nre also ltlcetInt with a. letter inquiry
than for ,omc lime rfsy!on. "ha d., aFs ,, se"e5s., 5
somewhat unsettled. Wo quota: FoKHss'A-l,atea,
psiae ss a5s s% lSs z.' F4s Fs,srs
Ha%@'i so ioo:e :sa:s s.aie. = s y. sasns. ,iS
lie: zane currants, 77Nn: citr"is. a!tsEs, i"t',n
lre 2vta2lc. nuMEsru-Ahtoh apples, 17ta2oc: Mich-
isan .p'es. a'aDo Indta',. aud liIinois, o'ata!te;
81: .eashc; 70 rare, 2oaa4e blasksetriS, It, IL
Eu1s-rilLcrtu l3tal4s: aaons, TerraEuna. 2Iea
2sc Sarlcs wa!nut, l5etlee; orenoi';s Talunts new
Wilmington peanuts, 7tanc; Tcnnesse" PEANUTS 20
&c: African }seAtllitE. b. 1.ttflr.
FtfRs-Wero palabls At recent prizes. Tbs receipts
wcre fair:
, 1875-01-14

Spsefal Dtspasch 10 The Chfeaao Isituns.
NEW Yo.x, Jan. 13.-FongluN-rAtest Liverpool 3D.
yices quota lard At G9s rer cwt No change in mid
dles aud In corn reported.
paovIs1oNs-posk market very quiet. Cisy mess.
2o.5ola3o75; 600 brs wessrn pEms mesa Inspected,
al 5000: 500 btl4 nav SELLER March, last night,
1t $2ooo Beef qust and steady; sales Of 20 brls
at $3.50 for plain uness. uut-meats mora sctve,
but pY,ces favor this buyer. Bacon snd firm.
Lard again frneE and fatrly scYe sales Of 600 tcs
u Chicago today for export on private terms.
dRAtN-Tha inquiry for whpat IL limited. aud In the
absence Of salrs quotations caunot be given With any
degree Of accuracy; apr8 L. better sustained thsn
winter tho latter bsiug hssyy. The market coasa
very quist and weak, though the principal holders Of
spring decline to yisd to elect largs sass wnter
very quiet aud tams; white nominal; tbs ssea are
l5,ooo bu At Si.09 lid for No. Chicago
spriag; sl.l2K for No. 'Mitwsnkce IN
store part of load and $1l0 for Northwest In stors
Barley IN fair demand, and seady sa1eB 0kts 1rFsgu
lar; white Arm, but mlxe weaker aud quiet; ths sales
a.s D. 400 bu nav ouo mixed 1t 6aN@e7Ie on track,
and assgsHe aaoat white At e8,S96je on track, and
| G9ks7Qs aaoat; Western mixed ct 0o9G34o sdost !;
white Il aos7lc, Tho Inside price for prilns
OH track, ln4 8aH9Ga3+o aaoat; white II
y8kta7e.4o on trark and .hoat. tys II steady and
quiet: sales 1,loo bu State st sake, and bu
strong s,uaud uA!say for export, aud Offering. not
20 large; old lnsed II iu limited demknd. Sales Ut
ssies ars ~ gu. ea now W. ,i.ed I'd ~ yeio1 4
Western MIXED u s1@sa4os Western whits 81 s7H9
| B$o 10 yellow a 81 ksaaaYo.
| including l2rt alcohol VI 15>tc
CorrEI-llu ruAsils very quiet but prices arc
without important rhangs cargoes ut 17{l&tBo; fas
do. lB3S@l9Hc; pooa do, lg(tl9'tot !rsIs do, 19ta
ls grades Ee1Atn steaay, with fslr trads damand.
| Fnk,GuTs-WAAolt particular change, with good
business doing oM tho berth IN grain to Liverpool
Ths inquiry fruu uther tT.dea ~ l4lt, ~ Iases arc
| au hold akuya uleruturs' ypws. In the rhaFlcfinQ
line the chlel dcaud Il for yssass sdapts4 " pstxo
isum lntereAts, md tatts nse nsm.
| Ito III Assseais4 tts&t.1
| NEW YuHk.
| NEw yoxx, Jan, 1s.-Tkou4-Dul md 3 ahsda
, 1875-01-14

- - .--... M, =, ...... .. ,,,,,
tan he'fh hl'"sie sfart aNh2n'h NV ullr.tlan& ~ ~.
hlilH wGto 1 M NO ar - ''ahr m rsl"hfn hpls II ta
than two n!l!i!hnH lrntHf'1t an MAJ y. lhx stl.
u PR cch wetlt t!fo me IacRetS OF asu"hss inA'0
AEtttH MI! JnAlAt fal'ff
Mr oarhed denied 'ho ahserton' a'a ia''oa AoF '"s
rFto' \. :. l.. ... ... .,..k
Mf Ed:K-d hsR tHn Rentle'nan ~ H. :. saet .rmo
an aIs'ln!8 leetlso Als tec1 R'sen ~ n.'tner "a
sho tfe HIGHT hs sole tF'"eF ~ oio W LIZ 4hat@"
Agencies. >, ,,
Mr. uaftelM-i 70 ny knnw ~. - LIZ FIJI 9"'''etnaa
M ". n'l rmuw ",r, ~ ant"nns In i'm
pn1lc ptess. ,.,.. ,<o,.,,, In. .,.., H..
af. n'Iaw4 -, u" l'",sEss - t.' tn @ 1900 ~ @
hnrefs wan = = ",t|,i te lha'"" Agencies peeaus@
IVY "'T at, nn " ~ r. ,i ,n ,,,ro.s thst
ar. bhfneniIlte M itenliehan nov nMSrges !is .s'
nt,'ier @ q. ~" H. i s ~. se @ ~ ae,, rtrkt ~
ls%!s @ WI WILL, w i..I, !; w. n,., III, .,,t ~ '
1T 3 ta"m. aa,a - tnnt,.. ~, ,," ns,,.. ,ass ss'
atL' n"IHt'. IT. Maia. T' M" H.. mil. -
az. ~, 1kTng ngt @ ..u ~ @ s M ~ ~, ~ ,tI -
9ntan' ' a'a H., s n n ,rni srt s % ~ ~ 't"1 ,.t oiv
! .nnMns ~" tt -" 1 R ~, b. ,int ~ notar. " @ - ths
mriS t" @ ~ IT. ~ 1,,,, OF ~ .hs s
LIZ, ~, , us nn.n. vi. Il =" nma tna a r .xr,nIe
siRt ~ " s'S o"'p' ""u" ~ o''o '''" "'' s1''1"
" ~ nsr.s,d TIA. IT,. co,tcr,,, seer ,rv cnno1n,ss
so,, r T. ,n T tat G as
III H. " nr - ,,vn ~ n.ra.s H. a." 1isrr, ,n,rt and
NJ lesx-l @ mase ~ ac.ess ~ ~ ~, us1H1 ~ % ~
u" .IaH @ ~ ~ sa G.e"s ~ tttn" - ~ aftnr liz ah ~
,I - @ @ ~ ,i o,ato IT. fts s1 aro ,n III
tin', " " ~ ~ $3.50
H. f,arnct1ret lin r1oico,fc from Montana tA11
.yl,,t In trnsta nj t1o ,-,nin ti,n III lila faw
Mr Hrx-r want 10 knew II yo,i lrny H.
Wr 1I.rl,er fhfnt saII In hal l,o1ri Mr. necksp
.,,nc, fnur vars ma, nn nypry fne st1eo xe,, th1
, 1875-01-14
LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO
The recetpts hAya BEEN " follows:
Monday. ++..'.''4'... y
1u*S4Hgs .s-,-,..s..s.s.s.s.s. ~

CATTLE-prccs were Asln al around, and, for ecs.
tain descriptions. quotably hIghor. The receipts
pretty liberal, did shoy susbsaee ~ desirable
class Of alock ~ that offered EARLIER ia he week. but,
with mora than ordinarily full attendance Of buyers.
aud fsyorabls Eastern aLsices to atsnulats them,
holdern found 1t not worry dtcut task to effect Sacs
Ut fully lats urccs. While there were seYera really
ue soyes tho bulk Of tue supply was ade up Of me-
d!un to good qualtes, for with tho ruling pstces
wers s.. ..00{S3G0. Tlo bIg4s&t EepofteI sale WI. u
head averaging 4as bs st $7uo. by II. L. Mallory
Bro These cattle were r.isad and fed by q. b. JOHN
4on, Rlehland H. None Of them yet years old.
The other notable aaes 81 aud e. through Tu1as
cattle, averaging 1o9A and 11p9 ihs respectively 1t
$3.50 --both " 4. sssshoea 90. stoeksrs wsrs In
, 1875-01-14

8tHEHRe MRRhE ,.
ALCOHOt-Msx III Ielnauu at = decline OF lc, clos
Ing ut sl.ss41.p0.
BEANs-Were dull A. $1+75a1.8 80.
LNOOM-CORS-A fair lumber Of small oEders ware
received aud p4ced, tue market runy:hsm hereto
fore, Although trade Ia IiNt, Btocks aregraduay d..
crcasinR, We quote: Good 10 extra Aurl, 19alaho;
brush that will work iaeif Into choice huEl broom,
lohs11Xp; cdknnloa to fair do, 0X0loo; inferior
brush, ata9c,
pUTTER-Tnere wese no now Developments in the
market for this artica 1lolarr Of good to fancy quail
lilies still display good deal Of confidence, ~he tbs
murket for other descriptions renRin unqUaltaedlJ
dull. Thore are signs Of fsecF moYsneas by aud BY
und ia thought tlat The market fortnight hsncs will
Ia less IN the byaE1 fayor than Of late. No continue
to guots ~ folluwa: Ghoce to fancy yellow su@37c
medium to good grades 23s2Gc; inferior to common,
15saa3e; cou,mon to choice roll a!Gaa1c.
oiIEE.sE-lts1i.ains Ut fully tosn'or Quotations;
r,usonuGiy 10 expected q ths stage ot the SEASON.
Ha,ca wers readily effected at l6}lGo fur prime fac
tor, willis tue iias.t aooa4 wvss nsld higher. Lower
c0A1~is III steadily good rcauest at fairl, sustained
psIue1. w sfeat our lit Lackaw4nua. syoe9slo j;
iicE Nus, s7cs; ns5cEs, si.OS nl.sstafa, ,ss59
ito.1ss ysIsy s7oo; Indiana Block sdso' Illinois
CUUlEiAdE-14ard ticrces advanced 6f4loo under q
.1otatiesss: Pork i.rsels si.3' ard usree. Ils;.s
ea.oo; p,rk asvcs, rousu, sl5oot4 ls.oo do bueked
Sls.1tes9s1u; flour stases. $.0"sa.Mt clEcla houl
1IEs sS Sn si eG'ss wss du until !.
tbs sxsrsa coss. whsn, BY sedaelu8 prices 1ueslse
sellers +.ceode! !a d'spo.ng Of soI,s u thelF soa-
al thu uarl:t der!hug. which, fact caused shtrler.
lold OIL. tue offerings of dressed, iucludiug hoas
Iigs wc.s yeiy dull, aud .o al decitua of 2sssou
Ilt4Yy "sshtt brought Ssge@s.o5 ana cle.s4 IT th'
!asle; sns rsgat s7;sSss1;c'; pigs, $7.u'ss1.1a
l1us-ErrsA soI.. readily Ut ea@2sc. ptcllcl, II
, 1875-01-14

CILS-The carbon oil aarkst IN strong at tle recen
ly advanced quotations. Lard, Hnsced, anu whale,
ara also held at fully former rates. with somo
likelihood Of an Adyance. Quotations are ~ fcl-
lows: Carbon (stsudarI White> l16 deg. test. 13c;
do 1u!no,. legal lest, lao deg, 14e; do head-
10 l. ysc; No =, BIC; lluaeed raw, s3s5c do boiled,
BsR90c; Whale. 7791Sc; snerm, 81. .2sta3 3.35 meats
foot oil, strictly pure 81 l,03 do Gktru e0G59aa
do No. j. T5aaS0o; bank OIL 6te straits, G0e puHl-
hagoo oil. $50; tuf@nns, 44@4 4an naphtha, % srsvi-
ty, l4Htalao naphths, common, 12Adal3c.
IOrArOES-Were in fair retail rstaneEt and steady
at 75uc for rcashb1o~s. E1steru sold in lots FROM
store 1t Hsc, and Western vt 7aGsS0o.
POULTRY AND GAME--fhe offerings OF poultry
wers somewhat larger, but chn!ca stock brought
pr1eeJ though t9 Aarfrt loss hFH.. frsiris
chickens and quail wrrs n requeat uul hrn: Tnrkeya.
dressed, pa13c: chickens. dressed, sta10o rer y;
ducks. 8lUo per Hecse. 7tSgu Per ID; pralris chick
ens. s2o5s2833 quail Is; geplson ssddlss.
lUt4tac; do Garcags, 5a7c.
hEED8-a1ii.et mud clover were a ahado hfmer be-
Ing wHnled 10 Ill orders; unl both la Light sup
pIy. Timothy, tsx, md Hungarian, quiet sud
unchanged. Timothy waa quoted at $3.3ut5355; co-
yer 1t $1ouaaO; ha1 vt s2.o3: Hungarian ~hs frm
at Soc: llct Mt 70380c, ontside bid for chulco.
HALT-Waa quiet and unchanged: unonllga antl
Saginaw tine 81 ,63 Canada do 10; ordinary coArRe
S3Uo; coarse diamond, $3.19h dairy, without bags
SAN. tlary, with bugs. S3.eo; Ashton dairy, pes
| sarkt $a,OoGt.25. -.
Wb1L-Ftitosiug are tho quotations: Good e
prtms tub-wssha, 658h7c; poat to good tub washed
4a{s52c: Bne anh medium wuslea heccs, 459s4bc
coarse Washed deecet &ut8l31; medium and coarse
mwashed, 35ta36e; ans auwashed, 27832o; puslsd
| wool, 424sA7a.
, 1875-01-14

1IO0s-Net far from CO t9o hogs salo yescr-
day. while the combined wants of local and outside
bliyets did not reach onc.alf Of that number. THO
eicrt upon values Of tile large oycranpply was nh
srerdlng to t57sa720. wlere 1t cloaed wenk and uil-
settled, with strung probability that to-day viii wit
akrn at ST 97 ~ but stlt,st Of The days trading
ous Vt ,,rires ranging from $500 downward to $t1.
Tho purchases IT packers principally Rt s61oG3
7.ao, though low as Sf35 and high an $72D was
paid by that interest," Light weights sod at 35 5&u 90
-ehietly vt tG.003t.35. Tha following sAes arc fair
Index 10 tla market
, 1875-01-14
NEW YORK paY.oooDs MARKET.

NEw Yong, Jan. l3.-Package tradea eontInne
quiet, and jobblns branches are dull Cotton goods
In irregular demand. brown cottons correct Jcans
sateens aud cottouudea faisy active and steady In
prtce. Dleachsd ahiEtings sresaain quiet. Dates XXX
view blssehed srt!lgs advanced to lac. Prints aulat
but shirtnga In good deMand. Fancy cAssllnerss aud
wo1stsl ooasinga doing fasly and hosiery improving
, 1875-01-14

,lemas,, Mt u. 15ta s.N. with sales chiefly At s
Tic market c!uaed 1lrn..
QUOTATIONS. "
Extra nrcres-Hrat1etl steers, averaging ] .:'i1
tu ,lIu llA. llA....s...t............ .
Chnfce Deeyes-Flne, fat, we'll formed i year
to snar old stccra, averaging f.@au ia
1,+60 ths., ......+.:......... ...,
steers, averaging LID to 400 lha. ........
Mc,llum Grn,iut-s'crra In fa1r Ecsl', nver-
aging t.loI to 1t230 lta. lta....................
Dutthtra' Stotk-P1ur to fair eleors. aud
common tn choice eowe, for city slaughter,
averaging 300 II H. lO1 tn. s.............+....
fcaf. averaging Con 10 ! $50 Its. ...........
luferinr-IIgkt sud titn cows, heifers,
atnga, lnllls, and Rcalawag stacss.
Cattlv--Te1as, curlrfell. ....................
Cattlc-Tcxna. through 1rorcs.
CATTLE HALE6,