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READY MADE CLOTHING.

AfOUR wAsHlAaron oFrIcy VI KEEP
ALSO A LINE OF SAMPLE GARMENTs FROR
DUB kkADr MADE STOCK, CONSISTING OF
OUk LATEST STYLES OF MEMS, YOUTHS,
AND CHILDREHB SUITS, AND sPRIH0
ONxRCOATS, FROM WHICH WI FILL On
DkRS II TWO DAYS TIM.
ONE SPECIALITY In QUE fURHIBHIuo
GOODS DEPARTMENT 10 THE AMKRICAR
YOKE SHIRT, PEKFECr fITTIH0 GAR.
nLHr, WHICH WE MAKE 10 nRAsURD on
YURuIsH RxADY MADE.
Devlin 4 Co.,
10y Hos y erRKBr
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. Z Win s. CO.,
NEW Y0RRJ
HOG u ST II Il EFT.
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.

FOB QUE CUSTOM TRADE WE KEEP rHp
BEST ASs0RTE1 STOCK OF MATERIALS no
bE fOUND IN THE UNITED STATES, STAPLE
FABRICS MANUFACTURED EXPREssLY ZOE
Us, AND THE CHOICEST FANCY STYLES or
ENGLISH, FRENCH, GERMAN AND AMERI
CAN MANUFACTURE FOB THIS BRAROu
OF DUB BUSINESS WE EMPLOY THE BEST
ARTIsTIO TALENT, USEQCALED LABOR
FOR THE MECHANICAL WORK, AND I'm
ENERf RESPECT TURN OUT STRICTLY
flRST CLASS GARMENTS. ALL CLOTHINQ
ORDERED AT 0UR WASHINGTON OFFICE
FOB THIS DEPARTMENT Is MADE Up IN
NEW YORK AS REPRESENTED, HOTWIrB-
STANDING THE ASSERTIONS OF SOME or
DUB COMPETITORS THAT WE FILL THESE
ohDkhS IkoA oUk kxADY MADE STOCK.
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NOTICE FROM THE AGENT OF THE MANY.
j COLLAk COMPANY
Linen-fsced, on hand ito be sold. Two boxes Tor
escn Snu * T. LULLEYS,
U0m ole Pepnsylvapia avenue,
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FROM PEAR 70 PEAK, the rafting crags
fnp' 3, leaps The live thunder. ami from
tN"T- tousc ~ town leaps the taxpayer To
pav >Trc'ai Improvement bills through ]. G..
Lay Co. rs y street.-Adu.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

lka SUMNER RpAgpEES
HEt G........-. PER MONT - sg
fENMI ; HuTEl.
:! y ln LhaNA HrrpNN. 4 +.
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NV PCBLICATIONS-MeSSr GOttheil Il
GO. send Us the first number of an illustrated
magazine, in the English language. recently
rub liShed IN Stuttgart
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-12-03

Hope Fncam yment, No. ., I. o. G. F., meet
every I'd and 4th Wednesday of each month =
Odd Fellows Hall.
Cheyenne Lodge, No. !, 1. o. =. F., meets even
Monday evening at Odd Fellows Hall.
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Those interested in the fate of the
persons involved in the whisky
frauds, will discover from the letter
Of Secretary Bristow to the prosecut-
ing attorney Mt ST Louis, that there
is no disposition on the part of the
President TO Interfere in the most
rigorous prosecutions. The Secretary,
in repelling an intimation Of his W
interest in the whisky ring, invited
a judicial investigation of his W
ease, and, showing the letter to the
President, the latter bid him notify
the law officers to LET no guilty
man escape" This letter will unde-
ceive all those who have been assum-
ing that the President did not mp
prove of Mr.. Bristow's Iolicy of pun
ishing the frauds. The
President heartily al plauds the ac-
ton of the Secretary, and there will
be no interposition at headquarters
to save the guilty.
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OK , QO0 per day at home. Terms free
pO pGO Address GEo sTTNsoN & 60,
Portland. Ne
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-12-03
FRIDAY. DECEM. 3, 1875.

The late Vice President, Wilson, has
left a will, which is in his wi hand
writing dated April 2Ist, 1874. BY
1t he bequeathed his entire estate,
real and personal, to his nephew, DIR.
Wm. l.. Coolidge, in trust for the
support of his mother-in-law, Mrs.
Mary Howe, now IN her 9Oth year,
for the education and support OF his
adopted daughter, Eva Tuttle, a girl
of some ten summers, and other des-
ignated purposes, trusting 1t all, as
he expresses it, to the friendship,
discretion and sense Of right Of Mr..
Coolidge He also constituted Mr..
Coolidge executor; directing that no
bonds be required Of him, either as
executor or trustee. In regard to the
competition, and carrying through
the press, of the third and last vol.
inc Of his history Of the rise and
fall Of slave power in America, left
nearly completed, 1t is expected that
1t will be attended to by Rev. Sam
uel Hunt, his life long friend and
associate and his former pastor for
seven years.
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Plans and Specifications drawn by an ev-
periruced lTaugh sman. on short notice We
Guarantee all our Work, as we employ none
but hrst-clAss wuTkmen. jy6dly
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GENERAL
Territorial omeer..

Territorial Omeers.
G0bsrHOr-Jno. " Thayer.
Sscrcfdry-G. W. Feuch.
ChiJ Jastos ~ Supreme Court. W. Fisher
AssyGtGte JHshCss-lJz. "a. Carer. 4 A Theme.
Ur' ofases COhScsOF-E =. snow.
Surveyor 6rHendi- siIus Reed.
Esueftss Il Pgblsc MOHsys-G. w. COREY
RzgtSr o. ). LaHd OBcs-S. II. Wiusui.
Isrrt0TSH Ireusurer-S. W. D.wHey.
YSHutOriai AHaHOr-J. II. Hay lord.
?. l.. Arnold.
CONtHiEst0asT Of F~eHLtr1ghdTy3 Charles Hutton.
NJ. Il. Post.
lGryAOTtnl Librarian John Slnugh-er
COHgmlSstOAsF 81 I8tD&grafi0H-J X. Jeffrey.
S~hpsrNfsHdsHt Of LnstTHcnsH-Johu Slaughter,
DSfricr AHOTHsg-E- P-7Jnnuson
United suites commissioners W. Brunsr.
CIsrE n Ia Jssfitild nirfrIct-J. ". bTuusr.
KGrsAdl-Gilbert Adams.
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OATMEAL, CRACKED WHEAT,

BUCK WHEAT. Garden seeds. Butter Ladies'
and Prints. Ghurn~. Pals, Buckets. Goods de-
liyered free Of charge within the city limits, aud
everything Warranted.
Cneycnn wyoming.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-12-03

~ Mark'S church. Episcopal. Rev. ?. W
HiiIiard rector. Sund \ services. ~ n. m. Hno
a.. IN. Sunday rchu,l after morning service
seats free. Al persons ARE CO. daily invited Il
attend
Roman Catholic. lev. Jas. McGolrich, Pastor
Rev. Eugonc Cussan, Asst. Church onO'Nei
.treet, above twentieth.
Presbyterian Church.. Rev. ]. Y. Cowick
Pastor. Services ut II n. IN. and ~ p. m.
SUNDAY School directly after morning ser
vice. Prayer meeting Overy Wednesday owe
ming at Ia o'clock.
Methodist Episcopal, Rev. w. F. Warren, pas
or. Preaching every Sabbath al lila. M.
and Z D. m. sabbath Echool At az p. IT
Payer meeting every Thursday evening. The
public are cordially invited to all The services al
he church.
African Methodist Episcopal 7hurch Ser
vices at IL O'Clock a M and p IN every
sabbath. Rev. Thos. Whltloclk, Pastor.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-12-03

Wyoming Commandery No. l. Regular con
clave first Friday in each month.
Wyoming Chapter, No. l. r. A. M. meets
uall, on the fret and third Tuesday evenings In
each month, at y o CLOCK p. m.
Cheyenne LodgJ, No. IL, meets first and Third
saturday nights in each month. at Masonic Hall
, 1875-01-16
MONEY AND COM MER RCE,
FINANCIAL.

narrowing ia nctfye I'll the lnrnl financial markrt. IN
aomc u,mrt, IN tlc III ntanh for fnaa II brsk enough
to I've characterized tlu most satisfactory II uet e
rIIy HasiRfnctrry, demand TINT has ern experienced
tnec the aI'. TAcre arc yarnHh ca'isee '"f tslss
prcsprrous ,t,vr,lcnt. Merchants nte not borrowing
lrayity as n a tc1ahn ty llav" nH "Teethl hrea 1t
funl- ,cynm what IN supplied ly tbs rc1"nF eonF*e tt
their hassttnts. ......... .
Thr h.n1,crmrn latt,o b'rrowfrst will" t!cir
product tA arrrl1natInG TIL tho opening u a'iE"'
H&luws It In Ia laketei The renewed "ctssts vi inc
hackers co1upets them IL miro money. AMI thf1s
demands arc likely to stGen tho market Tor some
limo .u cu,ne unless tho experience Of tin earlier 'rt
of tllo +tassn rhntd 10 repeated, hid tic h'afRet
break n,4lcr heavier Ecccrta nn WIRE al'siripstr'
rhrrn werp $4,000 hogs nt tho esark-f@ras yesterday
1nnrnihE. ....
IA consequence nf tiIF pressure. fho l,an hhFRes
Inns lccsnr ,nurh Stronger, Mud, II not aiFea''s cl'sc
tLla fir ronr, 10 lie Hanks that hnsn hal fuf-
rls fur ,,snths have oanrl ur ta ther ctI'actS
fur tllc first tue ti;ttc the panlc latc* Of discount
nrc llar 1d,atls may In hat on cn III instances nj
ter rrt lit there per cent tfio loans ~
l,e Ind IT thr hanks. ,
Tn tho atrot tic supply Of good paper is 1'etrr anu
te pressure leans Ia rharer, With llarde!nE oi
ratcr, Nllc. arc auna1'c Mt lHut Is rcr cent.
Tho orders fur currency large aud tho receipts
ct lt,ef rurresrondfnEty hcasy.
1llo trrui}ts Ut currency are email.
New York exchange unchanged. selling ut 1'ar
between hunks for $l,110. Tho prospects, are
tint II tho flow Of currency to Tho hog districts c'-
t,1uts mud tho ec1Hun far advanced that tho
hogs tlat arc to lie marketed net comic tn asn, cr-
rc,uy viii hive tn bc brought here fro,n Srw York.
Tho nrfers from tllp country banks to send exchange
to NV York wcrr larger, aud the amount sct ou by
city merchants III settlement Of Eastern Indebtedness
i.la.gr. Tic supply OF exchange tas hteH oil along
.fte by tile policy Of TIM grain anl provision deal
c,n In holding hrrc larger part thuu usuai of hcl1
llnlHe.
The clcarfnga wcrc q ,oU',nN),
TIE LOCAL 1nSi> AMI, sToCK MARKET.
t;overuuents aro ,lo. In Eo active dcnland On they
layu lccn There Ia hut little change IN quotations:
, 1875-01-16

SI t1osi,A, n, dated Dir ii, lq7t.......... So
Fnltnn ct. l2I # : "f hntcy At. a'sl2'f9 lD m
T. hrt1.tr .t III H. a. y " :sr It wa,. az, ~
irtt sHl IT, ,l,te,l Jan, l4.....,,.... ..... 40
Thr1s s-thirl Il, ii si'' # If wA'afl, hs,st, 49,
Tirty-tl,irl At, 1r4', II Is nf Wabash av. (, ~
,i}ft Win bnjhiii,rs. ,Isc,f Jan. l&......,. 110
t1i' st. d4n fl " IF 1t'tkcr IT. f. 2i1hl IL
,,,msn. ,'rss% st, n ~ tr Il i i, ii ios
In #, slatrI ncr. 4. !A7A ....+...,. 10
Mar';rl 1T. 1u1 /! II " Van linren st, Of S)s
t,orthc 1T, Iua i. u # nf Stone nt, = I. rs e-p
rtutt, latr'l Drr. -, tST4. ::".....: lo
In1li,na ~. :,77 4-n II i, 1t TtItrty-tfth tsef,
war:cn ii, III i-lo I. " ii Stanton 1t, nj. sis
I:'' T, dated Ian. II '''
Carroll 1t: II " eot of =; J"'1,'s 's,se' T. 90
Carroll It. ID Il v nf ii. Joinr place. VI, ak
119 1-ID II, dated 1nt i. ................ ~
Idaho 1t, atrut i;a3 II y nf Polk rt, I, l?x
III Il. .1nb II, llatei fH 4. .....- ~
Tfm,,ull nv, + " Eur IT Twsnty-arst 1t, ~. 49,,
47axl3l $50 II, Iatel Jan. R..n....". IT,.
Soasn nr rirY 1tM1ts, WITHIN 4 HAt'tuA OF atli
FnuM Counr.tfpuAf.
Ashland nv. Of WrtHhtvnn! Nv, containing : y,
| asrts, dated Snv. 10, 1914. ............4 o.
1.nt II, Hunk Il. I'ayrnswtuJ. t1atri Dec. ~,
r<s ~ il ii; i,Ik i of 1.ts il 10 ID, lns
drove Subdivision, iii S+c. u, ~, H. dated
Jan, IA 4....................... ius'
s,urH or CITY JlM1Tr, WITHIN 4 RADIUS OF J NIL
Iftt,i GnrRI-ttoUAE.
1hts 81 and %, nIsk !, TilolAsHr1iR jmftse
| /, ne INV y Hrr. Is. ;Is. II, dated b.c. y, :.
wcst IL, ii Il i;t Il, 'isriart* iart a1H
No. l. 81, Il, Tor boulevard, dated Dec. ~.
w.si al, ;a' 81 LII IS il, same, for Ioaissarl.
1ts ,tsi ID ani es H. lick s's j, # no;f s. Tayar "
| KrriEh'H lnrt u II W Il &c.. !, ~, II. datcd
|
, 1875-01-16


BROOM. .cOaN-Col,tiuues firm And In fair re-
tall request: Good tn extra lur1, l2fal2Ho; brush
that Will work itaslf into choice hurl broom 10Y
9l1hc; common to fair do, 9h@i0c; inferior brush,
Btapc.
pUTTEn-Pr!ccs range ~ before, whore at ths
moment they arc comparatively steady, e1trpt for low
Rra,les. In which there still sIgus u wsakuess.
Hsles 10 fair aggregate were effected at the annexed
n,,ututons Choice to fancy yolow, soS37e; medium
10 good grades, 2,ts9ao; inferior to common, l6a
Xlc common % chocs roll. 44sa1c.
EAQuING-Thls market rsHaiui without change OF
importance In auy of 4 features. Trade Ia still de-
void OF atmatnu and wh!lc the market can hardly be
cae4 wouk nts that liberal orders are .ta!l being
tr4i 1t something Of c0ucpSsien from tbs fuotA-
American H. a5e; Anaoskeag aso ottss Greek, 29o
buslap hsss letSl74o; suin"4' sins|e' 1eale&o; DO
CoolENAaE-Ine offerings Of paeter.' goods wsro
aud barrrs wsfs ia loe iowrr: Pork h.rte..
IAyl tierces g. Gu hour barrels, 4s3s3c whiaky
barrels, 81; ;Ska3 ts'5k stases, roagh, @ isao
circle Hour hsAdiuk, 7A99c; tight polss, s25.o0a
~GfiEgsE-F1ns goods aru he1d with great nrnnrss
while round Ios may still bs obtalued Ut the q,loe
prices, smAH buyers nrs obligsl to pays Aato u.
vance. Trade coatnuas quiet, owing y tue continued
coA-Trade was ugaiu aetiys at The range Of prseea
s!tSsthf:s ssSs E:se and Walnut 1i s'so; et Kun,
ilr,,ok. s7N; s nsS.unrK, tS;so @ lta'tsns Valley
DRESSED HOus-lhv Gissket waa more 4csiss, INT
eaxy under liberal olIeriDgs, particularly of light
| wsnlss Which were bts !0o l1wtr. Heavy Weights sOl
ut iAursday's prcss u at *7. .eot71 mud early two
or t1res lots of very eho!cc brought 1A Light aver,
agps sol at .3u 49, aud lgs NJ Ths market
c!o.ed uuiBt at 57so for laht aud SEQ for hezss
| weights, saisa sKKregata q, ,4sa heat.
| DRUGS AND CiIEMiCAL4-~MuFphiu and 4oatpa
wsra lover, aud shrllsc higher. otherwise shats
was no change III l1i.es. which II. - follows
ie1ed II. esae &C :a,nmouia. carb, ID, 2ss3oe axis
grease, uost Il .6oal.os; bossz, rvf u, ibglse
blus vitr4oi. u. lAa4ar; cream tartar, pure u. sia
Il iu4si. -; eiyeerin,, l III Gulk, IL, 4AsaJe su,t
k1alic licked, bcs 75e gum arabic, sorts, .2k333>
65U 9um shellse. h. s5393c glue, white, b. Sau
100 ;fodlne. b. ss7sG9 - morphs, salph. o.. "
dsssona, ts.7stsa.VV; petsasA, shlQz., II, ss1Aas
, 1875-01-16

the p1nrt interest In the speculative hrti.r+ tk hoh
freely, which ininrr Flight rcaction TIL near tho
elofc, whrn tltr tono ngan wrakrnra. Th'r" was
more dcHirc than hc-cufnte IN rn The property over
into tho alIths. nth SOME Changes were hae
from February Into June.
Mr4s tuuk-W4a moderately active. though lcsst'inh
IN Thursday, an. asrraRed 2,vc br lnwrr trins
qteaay lit near tin r'osr. fairs wrrc fonhnrd ~
smaller range f'lan ,eua on Change. They wrro r.
tnrtr st tO0 lrle rash Acllcr the month nt $la4Ha
1sto; aaso trls reler February NJ s1Ahsfs1o; 71'o
rls relcr Athrr nt *la.a'tdlaDo i,7sn hrl' ac1er
Apr,i 1t $ly2rGaia.11; h rls seller May at $l9eo
md 10 hrls rtilrr june at sly 10 Ihe mar
Frhruary flssa rel MIrsll and tip. il rrlcr Air.
Gtar io:k wna no.lHiatly unchanged nt tao.do arA
family mess at $iso lrlns n'r.. was ,i''ll na hn
tna1 ht $1H. aud extra primo lo At $l11ds
I.ARp-wna 'oc PR 100 '.s lower, in syn,ratly
IN New York. will. fill stock u Ing. hand i'ere
s.l's were r,i"rsc on cnanee nt 10 s's krtlca M y
sas ;a.n s ti i. shs s.ssn sf
n sli. l13: and aao tra seller ArrIl It lat14.
1ota, lsoo tr. Tho marts. closed ut $lsa'@lsa1A
ectIrr sinrr !; and kl.s't&la.n7tG seller April.
MEATa--wtrc i,iet anL again eastcr. nnost de-
ser,t"ils irius rsac'' nl.n - per II low:r ~ T,rs r.
tlt want vi foreign urcslnt. sAes wrro rel"'red nl
so ns sholsrs ut ac: I'M no1rs * t" nj e'ss 's
clears ut a'ir; 250.,oxfR short clearh At 10'.r a,
.e1es long anl thort clears nt o,:c; i2o,an !",
I4o.rsW Ii. 5tckfe,l lo OH private torn,F. The
market closed ut He fur green shult1rra, !th!'c III
for oig cicar 9scd do short rihs ohc .u ehsr clear,
aud us.ts9t.o io hams. Hweo lckasl ha.us !ls I..
ayesHG,} ut tos a1u,ic. Aes in salt 10 to IS days
tnte 1t q, faG - lnr shoulders, caah or saler anll.
ary 6'ac tlo sclier February; 6'lr in scler March
"'.s clear Il casl pr seller january ao heer re'.
ruary, v;sc; do seller siar;h y1sc; short rl" :.
in aciIar March. "a: SHIRT csart, o.4s; da srcF
February, g,ic; do svler A1arc. io'9c. Do.cl nea'
l,c higher than looBe. Lang rut hhns. 1n' ltall-
Bscon meats quoted nj l2hal:o fnr ilns &c for
shoulders, and lu1ie for sult siba--al' packed.
| tiHEAAr-SnaBlnni at ~ tSl0e.
! NEEF rlltnUCTs-Weru quiet and nnnlnsy ui1.
rh:,lgcd. ai S2a for osH 59.33 for extra meas, aud
| fHu.tnAs?O.,o for hams.
| TALLuW-tluptel ut HiaGfa'tc.
, 1875-01-16

tlis mil ket. far local ana Shipping demand existing
nnd prices ruling firm At o ~ fer poor to choice
Extra qualities Are salnble nt 81. .0aGI0.3o.
EAHT LIBERTY.
S,cia nf;nae3 r. t e zSs chsage H. R1t,Saas, , s+,o
Yart tho cattIa receipts for tile week ending Jan. II
were .p9v head. aKaiist 1915 tile waak before Tho
supply for yar-saIea was liberal, with pretty fair
tleand though selling at decline Of about 10 frnm
lust Wtek. Tie qnnlty WAS mainly common nlll me-
ium, With good stock scarce; ertra 400Rl sou lba
CO.. 70 iojsl Ssts 20 e. e. s m r. fsr - isSs
4:ss; tas y ie quality sa5sesio0 s4lss foF tlo
Hoas-noca1ps wera 1895 head, ag,tnst 20, $40 tho
week before. The supply waa heavy and lufors
pets al full buyers refusing to purchass unless epa-
ceasaons are inada; pricas nominal; Phaladelphta,
s725Q37.4o; Yorkera. se.25@e.So; common. $500
s,tEEr-Rece,pta wero 22,soo hoad, agatnst 1880
tho week before. Tho supply WIS creator than ths
stances bstng e iosor .hsn "a tuost.y. heavy, ut
sheep not bringing &ood figures na uRat, 1at ones
extra, soes93 tbs, gool ~ auGss5 r.,
sis:f Sssss rsf h:aa, Isl sisossS;. u 3 y ''' ''''
rn.sg y'' p';essi s 70 1ns csass mIs
~ less than last week The market opened st nd
vance Of 1.c to c with far Attendance of huycrs,
bnt Htnoe, growing depression haa been fo with
slow md dragging business at irregular but lower
prices. brighton wants were limited to fow head Of
dea}ers ws,ts wsra Restricted to co.nmon and medium
weights. Tile market Is dull today with prospect
Of closing at 'ast wecks prices. Texans sujd at 4o to
SHEER AND LAhns-lteccipts, 06 caru To mora thar
Last week. Thers wns : good bustneFa early IN the
wednesday and Thursday. prices fol on to tho.e d
last week. tho market ruling qu!st at thc closo Tho
principal buyers were Eaaiorn and local doalers
IIoas-necsipta, live, 2o7 cars; ITO sales. fo1
dressed, tho supply aud demand are equal, and tl's
11arkes stcaiy Al $40 to oAc.
, 1875-01-16

CAtTI.E-Tlicre n kDnHwllat snnller sal,ttno "s
h,sc.s yesterday tllan wn. accomplished tho day be-
fprr bat te market dnp1syc Rn" degree nf artIsi-
" unverlhecsa aud prices werc quito M satisfactory
tn Tho selling interest were tosc current on n''y
rreslnux iay Ut tho present wcoh Although the re-
cepts larger than had bcc looked for, tho Him
tTr did mt greatly rxccr,l tho trade requirements
comparatively few attractive droyca remaining IN tho
yar.ls At tp clpao uf hHilc8s hours, Sales At
$2bttdG. 10 for inferiur to exra with moat Of tito
tsanH at Il. sota4so for common 10 good iutchcrs'
stock nj &itt I'M fur Bockera md ii .7stRa0 fnr
rnllron to clluca alipiinu stecrs. Following aro
N0kne Of the trailaaetl0ns
, 1875-01-16

t1DGB--Wlthout developing any unusual degree of
strength, the market iispiase steor, hsmer tone
than Inns ctaracterlxel Il nf ate Although the
ccipta we're but little below thoss Of tho tlreo
proceeding .lays, and tomorrows arrivals also rron!se
u 10 ul,ral, sLs prospect II light ran stimulated
generally. Tho r1.nga os prlrcs the aan,e aa
Thurss1sy, viz: E5nta72u. Shippers and Inferior
honyy *ntd at 33 3ate,U0 poor to common heavy ut
n. bD, ad gud t chotro 10 Rt &c. 0.G0t7.p. Or
.linary 10 eoirc Hight snt ut s5.ah@tG3, viii! soma
csta clay desirable lots ut 70 To, STalcr, Walswnrh
Hall stIng IL rnr-lnals ut thu lattcr Ggurs. Pack
err tAil 5G.25 a7.i5 Ths nlarket cloaod firm with
largo amount Of ni1soll atntk lrft ostr.
, 1875-01-16

,..I',s ~ ~. ,t,n n s,ne rn,,, lot # unaprtl for
export. fries were weak all r'und ana rye ahu
b,,ckwhes. were lower saca wcrp reported Of 1.25o
Iris +priuu extras antl 60 tr1s winters Oh private
,s,"' M'o o. ,s., W. Ta,,us. t.ra winter
hra The market closet rs io1'oWs e"ess :. e.1s.
e,,oico ,urua o1,rat. ,3Na4.7o; fair d., shipping
1rs1,. e. 71s4 95 uateut spring, $5.psy oo; spring
sSa "ar,;ne. ~. ~ oo1s.7 ~, taur Lu,k
whest ,o, {,.00es5.59.
I,ns-was in moderate a4lp'y and far demand
he1's s'eaa; ~. naes were S' IONS ~ '''''' "e"
anu sIf'3' At m'rs: AN -, m .1u ,o.,..
to ~ rho,co. with sslo Of , 10 tons hnr .t ssi.uo.
cnus,Mr.,-vos u,,ot,a n. 4. 4l6t3Uo tsor bri for
49,, ear nses m WV tor fnr cm,,c s.1cs
k1ln-ttt1tt anu f4i" -f.ao Iee 'o1' 1ot tot'e' N
were ~ ~ ss3V ~, on .'s" than s,,, mn, av,r.
o1S aJss an :aam @ 1n Tann xqa aa su
Int euT ress'rt* ws1s sms na ts re1ss, t ths @ 1n
ss ts d IL tao o. esI,bt ecseI d. Mpostsan to se Ts
sa.es' sis @ 10 of % tls rrssrs Or nta weather ese.i
od any sholts 10 nssarG @ 70 ~ n IN, nee ' ms a
m a 'ast Az and hs tho nrset siyng
It HaltS ns'n e.ae ~ sse q - ~ @
to a3hc closing nt NC. ssef a!sten so,u ~ e's@
9c .itng u o9ss; seer M & MrsI - so!a S5 ~ Us asss IT.
Nay ~ ahm sel,ee W. Ino.n .. 's ~
1'ser sea, fus @ NY =. ssv A. ~ d. s1 M, IN Sn d.,
Mt s5h sas4e; lan hu re1sctcu 10 nt 1"S9t,1s; Hnd
4oo ~ NO Nns.hwes'esn ~ & ~ inta, ~ w. ~ ,t
| ~. kt,.
ei!st492c ZOE NO. Il ano 'ss9''o 'of -S'' y u '
close: ,. H.. .,,,. ., ..,.. -.h r,s,,,.
coHN-"as leas active. III eae.e. @ I'm ~ -, ~ t
o1on vas ataAe towes' Mn'ie 1lsy ~ W LILY ano
ie. Ihs fpee,lHa we're sHai!, LUZ .ne "u'tes tiu ~,
uthet poihts "eFs NV ~ uo.!elet anH I.o
short pressure hofe liau oeeu tsissl @ " nNta1 .s
chnses oh lhnssaay. Heuco unness uusi1E B.ea' e
part OF tto session. Msn very Ioor a 1T
rncnt u gu frtcnlsys , aIsnM; oIst % 81 ~
Opened ut 6ac aliA aeclli,ea esns e. to
aeteE t1o Hontl guy A. ~ s.st asn ,t ~
tass tSGdis: Hi sellef my a. .A4a ~. hnu ia'tes
|
GAahse o. 1 aoo ~ ue" ~. =. ~ ansus
ou ne" reJec1el AZ bl ~ ~ ~ H9o y" ny e'ie
| IT. 81 4 t3di ~ on track. io!a.. sa,vo1 W:
oA1s-mere Aa'et AMI "a.'os t - @ o..'t'' W
IN lrtses fhohRh M ansanee ns auuut ~ Was ,. o..
taaned tts, "nlcu, no"aSos @ "ns -
lhe fntepss VET @ nAn % ~ ~ s1 t,tI ~ ~ - -
ness ~ Nav YORK. an small deaiu' @ teaae9 " ~ % SaasG
all caslsr tceinB !ga sa'ss " eanu u's u ~. u
Ee1ec1ed were fnaae unIhg ~ aeba. " t!'a @ Hat
tone III options; ani tua. tn'eny ~ fepltaFy; E,sI Y
~ s9u ~ acar" on u.e xaIti,'s
o9t,sazse: Ne1eStau W. ~ % noI LEX f , ~
aseo'tii1g 70 ,osaSn: ~ sa,sa u sdet' ~ ~
elate pooyou ~ ~. soS Sniu5 M ~ ] 1 - au T.I
BY Itected Elsp Gou ~ oy ea,il!o " u s.e 1ntai
bn seller .nS sion ~ au1isa aaia =. ~ ~;
at the en11 anu ator Hay yo as oa, n,
nnu cloAsa - ~; & tts s @ a5 1 "n T. ta ,i
nal ut anil seuof aiaS aao 'une ~ ooHc sea
crs , ..,x.ox..,r.,., ,.o,t
NiE-So. = aasaueeat 1uues toih!'afa.assH sH eoe.
.lenan aaa "sMt @ osi.Ta in ~ r.
, 1875-01-16

Tlle following were the receipts aud shipments Of
tic lrang articles Of produce in this city 1nrfnH the
y-fuur hours ending at o'clock ou FRIDAY ,noEu-
Ing, uni for the corresponding date que year ago:
, 1875-01-16

T!,e following tnstruments Hsro alsd for record
= F~rrS, ian. If:
C1fT FAnfkATT.
usAnt place, l4b II y Of Aurlbut 1t, n (, 4s1Il7
II, dAtvd Jan. y. 5000
, 1875-01-16
FOREIGN MARKETS,

LIVERPOOL, Jan. I'LL q. m.-FloIr, Q2s@13s I'd.
whsst-wintss, 0s 7df3oa od spring, s. slGs9s ID;
whits, ~ 7dslos club 1os9los Cd. Corn, 4oats4os
3D. Pork. 8as. Lard, 6os. lleceipts wheat last three
days, X, ,0oo ora, 29. 700 qFs being American.
L1vRapoo1, Jau. lb-l:3o p. m.-lozk, 33s 81, Lard,
t8a El. Kaet unchanged.
L1vEaPooL, Jan. lt-2 2. m.-nresdstuas heavy.
Flour, 1ls92s. Whes-Whttu, ~ &dQB9s Cd; club.
" ed9los 81: spttng, g. ed89s 2d. Corn, aos 0dGa
IN. Weather vet. last unehauged.
LIVERPOOL. Jau. 1850 y. m.-1Azd, 67s. Hest
unchanged.
LONDON, Jan. 13.-nste Of discount IN open market
tor three month"; bls 81. per Cent. Or u below bank
rate Rate Of money 1t Htock Exchange OIL doYer1l-
nlent securities, . per cant. Conspls-Mouey, g2ka
029. sccount, p4;.092k; s-2os ot ,Gs. 1o7A: do Of
81, lo7A; lo4os, IVAN; new u, l12H; New York
centra1 %: Eris. sek; preferred. AN.
FBANxyo2F, Jan. lt.--Flve-twtnusa of "a, 08t.
PARIS, jan, ls.-lseutes, 62f $50.
L1vE1pooI, Jun, b.-Hrsadstufs quiet. Red Vest
ern spring wheat, u 6d93s ID; Western canal Houl,
2ls@3as; mixed Western corl, $50 edstos. Fork ssa
ID. Lard, 61s. Baeoa-short clear, als; shoulders,
nav. dull 1t So; long cut hams. eos.
NEW YORK pRY.ooops MARKET.
NEW Youx, Jan. lb,-Thaes Naa ! tasr packages
n,oysmsnt Ia fancy eszslusres. suit!pgs, wo<stea
oosstngs. and asnn, bat ooa sools slaasi4h Ut
unchanged rates. co4tonsdas wars fairly Aotase,
Nlats wazs ouiss, Aad psanAsd aAasass lsss active.