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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-04
RICHARD l.. srAURY,
ATTORNEY Il COUNSELOR al LAW

4 D.-Circumstsncos rendering 1t de-
II sirable that I should locate in Baltimore. |
have transferred my DENTAL PRACTICE IN
Ale1andris TO DIR. D. N RUST. He has been
for SO many years associated with me as TO need
no introduction or endorsement. his skill, ability
and reputation for honesty and high integrity
being well known. l cordially commend h!n
TO the favor Of my friends and p@.ierts, rs well
worthy Of the position to which he succeeds, and
bespeak for him the practice with which, Tor sc
long, l have been favored.
Alexandria, Va, mar lU-.i
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

This company offers unrivalled facilities for
the transportation of freight and passengers,
and will run their steamers regularly rs follows:
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st " sshlng.on, cySe conCect.o..s Nth N.r:a
and West At Lsnvilie twice daily with >uu,h
and Southwest, and at LyEcnburg, twice :,
to South and West.
Twice daily connections with Chcs s OHIO
4. H. eastward tc Richmond, and westward to
Stanton, White Sulphur s"i n the va!iv..s
Springs on that line.
Elegant Psrlor srs viii berun. with t . day
trains, between Baltimore and White SUI
phur Springs, leaving Baltimore 1t :. j. y H.
Both trains from South co.nect wiz! IArs.
s. Ohio II Charlottesville for The West Iai> i
is the only line uLning double daily Tails
south OF Washington, and makes now thc qlseS.
est tine ever maIe-.cSs thaH % hours: ! ~ ecu
Washington and New Orleans
MANASSAS. DtVIS1U&, Mai! Tr..i:4--!'g,-
scngcrs leave Washington iai!y. ezcop. >u~.
day 10 u. H., Aivxand;ls 80 y. H., %!I ~
rive ~ Sirasburg !. Il II. Leave Stru-augs
g. 10 a. m. arrive y. :ti.X antiIia 81 J.. IL.
HARRENTnN BRA NCH-C1nmec.io' -
and from Wsrrenton with .siai Ilnr drj.y md
with south bound acc Jmmoiatoa Saturday 81
terLoon.
Pullmsn Sleeper daily, ,ctthow change, be-
tween Baltimore and Hew t:.c,,l.s, .u....a-
Baltimore lO.lo p. n.
Centennial Excursion Tickets 10 phllal. rt...
on sale, good for thirty days s.aC through :tcr-
cts TO the South and West 81 loves. rates.
Il. j. FUEEACRE, :on. ,.>...acr-.
j. Il. BEpADUS, u. !. q. is
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FOR THE POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS

The new and commodous iron srea !.
steamer JOHN W. THOMPSON, lafssasssszLsSs
built especially for this route, leaves the COM
pany's wharf, Washington, EVERY TUES
DAY and FRIDAY, at O'Clock u. IN, and
Alexandra 1T 30 q. M; returning, arrives
EVERY WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY, at
6 O clock p. m.
This company makes close connections at Al
exandria with the w. g., v NJ. IL u. s. K. K.
Go. and with the w. & 0. 4. Il. Go. Freight
received for all points, North and South,
handled with care and forwarded with prompt.
ness and dispatch.
For further information apply to
F. A. REED, Agent,
Janney's wharf,
or at the office of the company, under the Ma.
tional Metropolitan Bank, 18th street, opposite
the Treasury Department, Washington.
NH 10 J. W. THOMPSON, President.
<>5s CLYDE'S STEAM LINES WEEK.
SlsxS LY TO
PHILADELPHIA, PROVIDENCE AND
Steamers leaye Alexandria EVERY TUE
DAY and leave Philadelphia EF ERI SAT
U RDA \, at IL o clock N. from Pier No. n.
Wharves.
This line connects at Alexandris with the o.,
a. & NJ. and w. i .. K. Rs, anG u. Phladel-
phia with the new and popular Iron Line for
Providence snd Boston.
Freight forwarded with promptness and care,
free Of commissions.
No charge for transfer in Philadelphia, and
no wharfage in Boston. Through to Boston in
sxty-fve hours. Through rates and through
bills of lading given Insurance guaranteed At
less than usual rates.
Agents:
F. A. REED, Alexandria.
VIM. P. CLYDE & CO., Philadelphia
GEO. F. HYDE, Georgetown, D. G.
JOHNSON BROS, Washington.
jan 8-ti
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TOBJCCO AND SEGARS.

TOB4CCO AND SEGARS
JNO. A. FIELD,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
SMOKING AND CHEWING
TOBACCO
CIGARS, PIPES, sc.
@s- Floods, Bob White, Winfree s. Lloyd's
PRIDE OF Virginia, Hiawaths and other brands
ut factory prices. Always keeps large stock
in store. Call and see him, at No II King St,
before you buy elsewhere fob 10
ToB ACCOS IN 1rOHE.
20 boxes genuine B. F. GRAY sleys.
SO boxes o. Twist Danville
Is boxes do, stock 1874, pri" ,Dsnvllle.
40 boxes o. do.
90 boxes II inch Plug Rich. ~ d Danville
Pancake, Pocket Pieces Pig Tail, Natural
low to the trade. JOHN a. FIELD,
feb 81 Il King street.
HDRIDE OF KEY WEST and KATY
l. DID" celebrated brands of CIGARS
just received. q. VIM RAMSAY,
sep 22 Corner King and St. asaph SITS.
P4INTS, OILS, VARNISHES, de-
DAINTS, OILS. VARN1SHES, READY
L mixed Paints Roof Paint, Averill Chemi-
cal Paints, SC, &c.,-s large stock on hand and
| offered st reduced prices
aug9 4. 5. | EADBEATER & BRO
| TNCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURE
u AIN now manufacturing good and cheap
| PAINT, Of several colors, the body of which is
equal to Lead and Oil, which tor tin roofs.
barns, stables, fences, &C., will be found very
suitable as well rs economical, and IN improve
ment over ether cheap mixed Paints now in the
market. For brick walls with northern ex-
posure It will act preventive to dampness
For iron il makes :. solid snd lasting coating
| impervious to moisture and preventive Of rust
Being OF various SEac of color, the cornce and
| trimmings can be painted to suit. This Paint
| has been used by one railroad company and by
many Of the farmers i'll this vicinity, and is
highly recommended by all who have tried it.
Price single gallon, 75c. 10 gallons toe per gal.
l Dbl, or 40 gallons, Soc per ga. Call and cX-
su,ine samples at s. King IT., under Sarepta Hall.
NH 81 W. E. CREIGHTON.
IL TER, ROOFING, FELT ind ROOFING
PITCH always on hand and for Cheap by
| =. +. PEAkE S CO.,
apl4 1871 King st., Alexandria. Va.
TSE TIE
" IMPERIAL FRENCH GREEN.
It is not poisonous; it il finer in texture; has
| more body, and is the most brilliant in the
world. For Sd b. +. PEAkE Il CO.,
| iy2 1877 King street
| DEADY MIXED PAINTS of all the differ
| LII ent makes supplied at factory prices.
Sample cards and estimates furnished upon up.
| plicati0n.
n.y9 JANNEY & co.
|
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TATT FARMERS, use what has
Al nAs been proven by the experience

IND FARMERS, use what has
LII nAs been proven by the experience
OF centuries as the most reliable improver of the
soil. Do not waists money upon nostlums whose
value as manures, in comparison with lime,
shows to no better advantage than the witch
broth Of quacks contrasted with the remedial
agencies OF the skilled physician.
If your land is worn out you cannot restore
its fertility by successive stimu lants-you must
use lime to render food available, tina! the Il
brous roots Of plants cannot otherwise assmilste.
If line be followed by clover, the soil gets bsck
its nitrogen and the object Of the farmer is Sc.
cured-good land, good crops and full pockets.
WOOD. BURNED LINE, tree from coal
ashes, core. slate and msgnesis containing 81 II
per cent pure lime, thoroughly soluble, for SAFE
unusually cheap. Address
CARSON y SONS, Confluence Works,
Riverton, Warren county. Va.
~ Depot for Building snd Plsstering Lime
with Messrs. Washington s. Bro, Alexsndria
Virginia jy S-tw3ni
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BOOTS And SHOES.

xxvE NOW HAVE IN STOCK A VERY
w great variety Of Ladies Low Shoes,
suitable for Spring and summer wear; Newport
Centennial and Continents! Ties and Congress
Shoes in ali The latest styles at WADDE1'S, Il
King street,
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ATISSES WALKING and SCHOOL
lNI BUOTS-A large stock in every styl and
quality prices low; at WADDEi'S, Il King
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MISSES LASTING BOOTS, in every style
w quality and price, at WADDLIo, "A
King street.
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T AIDES HOUSE SHOES-Large stock and
II great variety, suitable for old ladies, st
WADDEI'S, "a King street.
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Z ARGE STOCK OF CHILDREN'S BOOTS
~ AND SHOES-Protection Toe will wear
twice as long rs shoes made in the ordinary way
They will not wear through the upper ss The
toe. Ono trial will prove this 10 your entire
satisfaction. For sale at WADDEY'S, II King
Str
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2 AIDES PARLUR AND TOILET SLIP
IL PERS-Lades French Kid Broadway,
Ladies' Lasting Broadway, Turkey Morocco
Broadway, French Kid Toilet, Cashmere Tol-
let, Lasting Toilet, Serge and Carpet Slippers,
in every style and qualify al WADDEY'o, "a
inc street
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AIDES LASTING BOOTS--A large stock
IL with 3 great variety of rev styles, beaut,-
full and yery cheap Mt WADDEY'$, "a King st.
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al 2j--t
, 1876-02-09
REAL ESTATE,


Tho following Instruments wore fled for record
Tucstay, Feh.8
CITY PROPERTY.
Wabash az, lie It = OF Fourteenth vt, " 1, 15I
l7Ox II, dated Feb. 7.... 1900
JACKSON st, Il It . Of Throop st, i, 2jkl2o II,
date.i E1h. 4........ hyNe
Calumet Nv, lsH II a Of Twentieth sl, 1, a51
l77}x IT, dated Feb. .3..............-....... 2O001
Chlcagn ~. lgl Il Q Of lIoynn nv, n I. 2fxHa It,
1ktcd FeI. B,........ .....,:.,,..,............ 6oo
Tlournoy II, ,B eat Of California 81, n I, 50k
11tN It. dated Jan. 45.... loo
South Park AZ, ~ 4-l0 # n Of Th!rty-ifth at,
cf.1512ttt It. dated Feb. 3............... 4,a0o
L!nrolu vt, aa1 It Il Of Augusta st, Of, 251125
II. un.ed Fob. h...,.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 500
Dutisrt,ald vt. 217 2lUf.s OF Twcuty.heyenth
II, VI, s5xieo II, dated luuo !, ls7+....... 1880
Lowe Nv. 1424 It II of Thirty.sevruth at, " I,
24xl21 ITO 1t, dat u Fob. u. lss3, 3,....,...... GEO
Twtuty- y-ki1th IL. Butler II, Il +, nnli-
si1cd y of 7JVxl24 VIC II; aiso, Twenty
sayctltH IT. n Of 1}lter Ct, 8 {, Nudi-
sIled q 3f,GtI3i D-1a #, dated Frb. R..... $3.50
Monsns a. 39j 11O # " Ut UaltfoTnl. ~, n 1,
2s1l4l It. dated Fob. b.8..................... 1,I1
psrk av. 1l2 Il v Ut Oakley ~. T. 3oKtNftt
dzts1 Feb. a.. 4,too
Fourth ~, 4oE + Of Taylor st, Of, c'.0sk
IT, dated Jau. b...................... A.Oo0
ioo1N l5.lCo Il. dated Fsb, s.............. lo,ot
dated Jan. N....,................... 1900
SOUTH 0P CtrY Limits, WITHIN 4 nAnZus or N1Lks
or coUnr-HobhE
Cotl1po Grove ny, 13j4 Il Of Union Az I,
2D1lia Il. dated Feh l.... $500
Hyde Park aY, nearly orp Fiftintl al, " }UQ
ii to railroad, dated Fs. 2oooo
Slma pvelnises, dated Feb. 7............... 2UG0
, 1876-02-09

Withdrawn from store Monday for city con-
SUMPTION: .,GU hu ~i,oat, 2.As3 hu barley.
Tho following grain inspected into store on
Tuesday rniuE: 7 cara No. y. W. wheat. lb cara
NJ" N. ". do. Is car No. s!rig. II rArs No. do,
u cars rejected do, car no grade o t21 wheat} 1s
cars hlell.mlxed corn, " cars No. do u cars
mixed do. 81 caEb se1sctek DO. grao d. ais
eofA}; y e4rs whtte oats. cars No. DO cars
jectrd do III mlal; cars No. 2 rye; II cars No. .
HARLEY, No. do, car rr3oetod do Nv barley.
Total 9t6 cars, or q" ecu bn. inspected uut: $40 bu
wheat. ft5t6 bn corn. i,701 tn harley.
Letters received from various 1asts OF Iowa Indicate
that fully hnlf Inn Bus &hcnt nj tast c,op b.s y.
to cotno fOrWnr, fEeM thai State This u mich moro
than has bccu represented as ycs tn first hands.
Tho Question waa hskcd rolterAay, "Waat Induce
met iH there 10 carry wheat from now into May 1t
difference Ut barely 10 PER bu oyar and above storage
ehatges7" Tho inAucMnant " certainly .nai, onr.
and tue IAstIas who carry On 80 small margin are
probably entitled "a b. regarded hrst ciass phi.n.
throptas. Tbs Atar word MAY bo freely &1AnslAteA
either ~ "loverx Of their alneea, OF "loyera of
specie"
The leadng produce markets were nrtivs ytpte.dsy
and averaged higher oueh htr1ons " fault. Tho
general expectation aeNned ~ bn that tere wuu!d 10
decne MI round except III whcst and tho great
torty Ut operators wera disappointed. The receipts
of pfoduc9 wtta fatr,-aar9sr III logs sal HnAlar III
gFaiu,--wish vary moderate onts!as movement
Thsro was more doing an dry-goods Grclas than o.,
tho corresponding day of Last week. but no real bcnv'
'y wss apparent lu auy department. aud values wore
not subjected 10 any not!ceabls Change. Groceries
wote quoted quiet II unchanged prizes. .As!e from
cos1cts, for which tbs market has AIll N unlcted
tune. thern was steady feeling. Prices of dried fruits
were generally Arm. There u an .ncrcasing de-
Msnl fur tho stsrlc articles. Fish Aold moder-
sscly ut Mundsy'B revised quotations. There
WAN GolhiAR nsw IN the butter aud chcsss
markets. Johbera at leather report continued qulet
with saues weak Aul ve1abls. In tbs bagging coal,
ALL wood markets 10 changes were Observable. IT,
bAccos were dealt u rather spaEpaly, aud for nlan-
pfactured goods tie market displayed wealuexy.
There was wtll-sus.aned demand fur caribou oil,
whtls other descriptions, without IN exception vera
dull. Prtcts were unchanged.
There was . moderate inquiry for lumber, aud
prices, especially tor tbs cotpuloa qual,tiea, WIRE
aLsaay. Hardware AID metals wsrs quiet aud W.
changed. The demand for nails wAs hctiye. many
parties being Induced 10 stock up in anticipation Of
IN .dvsncs IN the spring. AZ present ths market
IL easy 1t the given rates. Tia Groom.coru
market was again faisly Retlso aud bru. Wool ro-
, 1876-02-09

common H3n1HDft IN II ana tlNHAikdH
Iot.,s and acsntl'ns, 10 to 2+fs....... I?otalaao
.afsai@.: ssss s'9,
'H*iss MNTxis Asn ssuas. CIV wrt" ;' ="
rprtct. rho tnn>sud rnns.nlts small aud tic nnc,e1
iii, fasu; do. tx, i0.i4. si2t,:, raofnR, lis20,
lu, sam. I'M T,r-L.rr~ 40: sn.lt. nc: l,ar, 22c
sSe; lead rpc as corrEn@ i'ot,onsa s4c s,oathlns
copper. ne. HHker ZtKc-tNt eAsks, Ito; slabn
III e s.ss sasss IT, H. n. r.t ~ ac
'an Sn.., III III gs,n.sd '1G NJ
Saii.,. ~ ret cent as,soast; tt"sss Wire, sse: s.
NAILS --Asc unnsusy aclIvr for January, nj t,,on
rates Which = .o"st'ncs sn,,s for !asGt IT, 70
% "li-aots.oi: wore nut ,niissts to my change
Il s ,r a"ns e m o s; p@ses u Ion
standard w!ne). III DEGREES tert l+hta4he:a 60 T.
n0'. o,!, ts !s9 x.ss., h,*'%s; H. VIZ iy
,sxei. e1tra wuter lard nj. ,,st.oita11o; Nc: !.
NJ" x5ss ass hi,;,. ntes ;x. ss* .nf4n s39
Do e1tra. Use: On No: asc: hank oil. aoc: stranr,
s,'s as aesda1!sss % ) ssss,y, Wi Vssats
ola. natural 70 aea, c; natural, 10 dca aac; re-
aqSo' Fo'ITKY ISas7 AN esi sios-,eury 4a. easier. lie
9orrer ofer,nGa aud ma whss a.kng esss sns
Issr ' 4ccst: sT " @ scfioo per
tMtkcs.: 1'9lsc: dnsks' 1aSl1c; geese, stel'c'
FUrAroEa-Wers scarcely mentioned on tho at.oc..
IL sEEDs-Timohy s Tin vas .e.iss and Hseay ut sapo9
9.3a for POOR 70 good. and s13t1:40 for prln,e 10
s5sss osysF :ssr;s "a :s.y % Hun
h,sherlo. as foiloss: onondaaa and saslnas, mn,
oNs bags s37s: dairy With bags sJ.'o Ashton dairy.
ToUAooti-But little change In tho ros!tion nj ILLS
marriott has taken paeo since our pfrv,ona r,port.
Loaf ls arriving rather srarng'y mud II rid shade
mora firmly. bu. quotations s remain - lxs'Ee, Tbs
VIZ Wss11sT II: LnAs-rsir crop. sxa7c: tair TO h,
~ R4surscTunrD-f" I c.t-uaoes to .ntra, 7oes
| 7sc; medium TO good, s5pacoc: common, As@soc.
du % soe se@sse sa s iisf n,is eoss q esr N IS
G6oe medium, BUG 5ae b1ack, good 10 extra, ++asac;
y saa s,, tS. ssssngaeea to
TRAs-dunpowder so,a arp IN r.luced supply, and
}ohsrx oxposonood soma difficulty III hung oriors;
ss.sse; "H lt Eooa d. taasc: medium. 4ss5ss; sooa
~; 7Ja7sc: eloIeest. SoGs5s; fsney. si.1o tsiso
| 1MYsn1a1-Common, Jaa3ao; good 10, 4ncs4yc !;
%ssa ss sss eses sss g sss ;'s sioes s ;sis
medium, .a@t,e; gooa msdium. tsAsos t,ne, sos
stlc. UoLosas-Comnon. 32aase good common. Is
@3sc; medunl, &O,at2c; good medium. lSq8≻ nnc,
4sessoc; ansst, a59ssc choice. 6ot5e2c: choicest.
woop.IheEo vas i!sm market; al *sso for MS
1os to complete as.ottments. Tho stock on hand ia
said 10 oe abont ANAL waG Il tls tina ysar
purchase supplies In lie Esst lhers ID wool in
she Wos In tarmors hauda thau las winter aud this s
sIowly coming forwnrd: Tnh-waahed, prime, ,iS53c;
| ro1f Ala jfes NBAflfj 3lfecE Gnc. rOn5-
, 1876-02-09

HOGS-Tra1o wss dull NJ 1tk41dc decline from Mon.
days pt1cea, The weather warm md dlrun and
fact tnksn in continuation with thu increased receipts
caussd further decline In packing grades Of lo@1so
prime light weights, wore in Comparatively Iaht sup-
a, and consequently did mot suffer to Tic sarne cx-
teut but oil grades weak and irregrl4rl1 lowef
Tho extreme rangs OF prices $7.sleaRa IS though
ast Of Tho trading tlous at si.6o7 is for coi1-
mon to cholcc packing hogs. The quality Df tAo ro-
closed dull and helvy.
, 1876-02-09


HOG rRoDucTs-Wcrc In good dcraand, and
stronger The speculative articles, though hogs weru
In larger supply. AID lower, Tho canso Of the Ar.
parent anomaly was tho fact that the Increased receipts
Of hogs had becp anticipated tic previous day BY
several operators, who sold short rather freely expect
Ing nble to h in yesterday At proat When they
came 10 buy tho competition bid mp prices, especially
~ holders not free solers. This trading was all
Tor futurc, eash product being qucL and with lsslo
cAnpgo In quotations. II II thought by sone tha the
prospect good for better supply OF hogs during tho
remainder of February, a. packers have clored at
govern! other points, and there nre therefore fewes
buyers-
MESS PoRx-Waa moderately sctlys, and 11@ lso rcr
bFl higher, horgh With change in New York, but
1t $20.17t; $3.50 brls seller March at so
1000 brs scller April at ssocoa eo,s7H; nnd $3.50
bria eecr May at so .so9a1,1o Total. 24.75o bsis
The market cuscd hr.n 1t s2o.o cnah seller Teo-
rnazy SO s1t relltr atar s.os:S seller April; and
i1l67x4s2o.l6 snller May.
Prime moss pork wa suiet at sl715Gi8.oo. Extra
primo quoted 1t 4l4 4.sAai4.7h. ..-..
Was tn better de,nsnt, and c6sloo per 100 rs
snsf e yot osas TsGs ss 1 fsr tai .s
month 1t $l29o;@la.95: 7,75o tcs seller March at
i1,ss. Tota 1900 tca. Ths market closed firrn II
&l1.I5 cash Noler February S1740 Hcllrr March
S12.s6 seller APRIL; aud nonlnay At ti?U for scer
May.
hlEArs-Wsse In fair rsqucst at unchanged pricos
for iat1dloA wills hams aud shoulders wsra easier
desna VA 'i for rona lots for fnro BY parties wl,o
had previously sold abort. sAaes wero rcrorted Of 40
bo1ca shoulders at 7e; 100 oos lbs DO sscs March At
aud mort clears ri i,cts ti,.iG Is oxca wiltshire
s,lcs at l2t4c; e. bo1es Cumberland. ut 1,tellko;
Country llo ior salted caBl. zll.o7ha1l.1u seller
Arr and l1.3o hecs say: - 700 ibs gresn ia',is at
Itc for la'h and lo'ae for l7b .yersges: Tia mar
, 1876-02-09

tron !aHt wcots nrices No quote poor 10 ehoice at
$3.75@a.so.
burrA1.o. n: y, FEY. A.-oATT1.H-reeodpta. 8a*;
yssr; LIZ nr!ees ~ fun 2t5'e oE TIC orang quotations.
!1m 1.2is and 1.4!d hs. at n ao st.e9>5 SsK, and
Su2k: Illinois Asoers. averaging 1.19sts1 257 MS ut
St.s2k's4.eo; Missouri stccrs Ayeraging 200 na d
$s:87hi Atock sloors vt tt.3O. ~ -
SnEEr AND LAhns-1lnceJp!a tn-day, 400; total sup
ply for the week. 1eB tho narkst. ID cotparcd with
that Of att Wrek At tho orenlu9 Is very slow but will
e"ar calling moderately nciye: abon as0o head
uona ut lust week, and shade OF closing rates; aAos
g" q Michigan y Bcep ~ "a ls. st sls5 H. It tls:
sso ioilo s nt sSso: :, d IT, IT. i 500; 10 C; ohsa 10
:ss; = Il +, 4. jos Il; !, ssX Si r. i
iortnE; no canada slook zocdyod.
sees nsrkst ssiry scyc; yasser.y sslss o9
nofksEs ,,oao Ss0@1ns , heavy 10F to-day
aoa SO
$7.a6.
EAar IInEnTY.
EAsy lInEAry, Feb. .g.-CArr1E-Necclpts to-day,
1 s head TO car. Of thrnuSh aud 10 cara Of yard
stock; heat top price, 3s9 medium to good, ss.uo@
$50; common to fsir. 81 iooat.5o.
7.so: choice. $s.40gB.7j. -'-'
sasEr-Reseipsa to.d.y o.soo head aellIng at s4oo
ST. LOUIS.
81; LOUIS. Feb a-iIoaa-steady and unc1lsn ged
for shipping krAdos; packing dull aud lower; Yorkurs
H.NN7eo; packing, s7.4aC&7. .6n extra, SI6Na7+75.
CATTLx-nntl; very weak for ah!pring grades !;
Scarcely anything doing; butchers etnna In fair do.
mand; Io change In quotations.
WATEnTOWN.
WA1ERTowa, Feb. H.--CAgTLE-l1sskek dull and
dragging; prces ranged s. 3JOoS9.2s pcr cxs dressed
weight.
BHEyr AND LAAns-Recsirls, b,393; supply so,no.
whist largcr drmAud good sales In lots Al g5
eacll 2; art1a, $3.s09G,50.
CINCINNATI. t''
CINCINNATI. Feb. 8.-Ioos-EasieT common 10 good
light s7.c0ta7.ss; lAir to GOOD packing, s7.7s7.y0
recopta, 3sa75; lhipnlontss 700.
, 1876-02-09

LATEST. .
NEw YONG, Feb. H.-aaoncy elsy At i@5. Prime
mercantile Tsper+ 69G.
Customs receipts, SsG?, 900. -
The Assistant Ire IKtircs llsbErfed s4l5 900.
ClcAruus, $17.001.o0N.
The produce srrorta for the wreck weto $4,sse 0oo.
Sterling hrm; ~; lons, aud sdgA demand.
Geld opened anu closed ~ 1l2;<, With sa1es In the
intortm Al 113. Carrying rates, 211K.
OorcrnmentA were strnnr. In sotne casca these wna
a difference Of A0N between bidding hnd askiu9
rrten4.
lst!road bonls wtre strong and higher, with North
western and Pacific issues as The features.
Rtatt heenrislrs were steady.
Tho sscck market opened arm, hut shortly brcaH'
weak, and prices de- linel Aa Y In tbs general 1't.
Toxorls o'clock tho market became ttrong, a'id
sscavtry took place in rome easea In thr last ho11r
pt bnstnesa speculative shhrea declined ts aho tuo
matErt At tln c1oso the lowest NJ tse dny'
The Illinois Central exceptionally frlt, anu E1'
prs-a Blpcks closed htrans At furtnet 1usaues. a
Trxh*lcttons were III n1f sharrs OF with 9oo were
Pne1hc Bisi, 4e00 Western Union. 1au;D Eotthwetl-
ern 1000 luck Island, l4o0J ST. p.uls oo9 Lake
HhOrg. and 1U, ,llG0 ObfpR,
, 1876-02-09

hold of for lower fl8arca snd during tho forenoon
1,ttlo WA accomplished IN ts WY OF aaes Later At
a dncliNn Of fto,n l5. lso Per 5 ns theso TIM aonlo
trading lsnl anil Eastern htrr'nt, hut only annlf
percentages Of tLn IMPLY wnH tiirWHrt Of, nHh thu
market roFct ah It nucne-lll md dcrrrEse: Tlltra
WaH sale If extra fttta alcHtE hsgrnxinK ,E0 hA.
1t fGGt mud few btchta Of clnico steaEs ware taken
The prospects for thu rsmAntfrt Ut tho week bad.
Concerning tho TexaH catk!N ttrlve for l3iG, tho
Cheycnno Lttlfrr ,,as tho following:
" lAto nnu reliable aivfcea from Texas nFn that
c,titp in that 6tae now than avar tMfrt.
atcatnehp oorl,4nr running tIns fHtWrru 1nck.
mort md Uayana hlH contract TO fuFnta 500 head
I~r week 10 lIavana dsaert. which tom han cnArt
ldyanrc III prc,h Tho rlra of this year will hnw-
ever: ~ anut t!ic kaino aa Ist,t 1875, which wsH
ne'tif5 o,ooD. Aiont 171,tN head atren,ly cnn-
trased for. uIo nrc Yory htRl, II, prize. leariiss
Btcnrp afo valued nj sa, 2yeAr-ol1t At $s@. hDd ).
year.ohs at $2if0. letter from Fort Hr!|An stara
that no sestl!ng sIo,ra on In bought In that vcatty
f,sr 1ea4 tIalt s0 ror hnatl. They mny be liltla
cheaper IN tho srring, but 1t IA doubtful Eattln
iit'w ns :f III Sbfthorn Tcxhs IN III colorado f0,ul
~ cnwd command ready cnsh At $I6.so per hott'.
Dealers report t.Ai tlrrs ia char far profit In bly
lit! at prrssn ffic'E. UowH With ealyrH brlug tl',M
w'cr aoh, hstt there nE,s to Us bought ns that
rr!rr III fraan nhw."
Following are thu closing
49,. QUOTATIONS,
Cllolro jeerc&--Finn. fat. G.ll-for,nedJ year
o. g year ol' rleers wc'sllnH i,s;1 IL
oaaa 1'seycawos,t:nei 1ss iesi:. xei,:
ing .a1o To l.as0 4.s04Ts
Medium Htadea-5trers til fair Nrth, weigh.
1nH ,lUY 10 l.JD0 lis, lhs,....,..,,,,..., " 4,lD Ito
natsl,rra' kto,k-lour 10 falr Steers, and
common 70 e!olce cova, for city slaughter, -.-..s
weighing s''t 70 .ct' ha ................ aoaGss7s
stuck t:attc-Cnmmou cAttIr, weighing B;u
to ono na. .......:....... ......... 3.a5Ge3.7s
Infcslor-ti4lt and tltn COWS, leifs1s,
asaR.. bulls. nnd acalawsg atccrn....... aa7o
To1kA lrofcR. 9.5upst.75