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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-02-09
To BLACK IIlLLKRs,

will start an OK train to the Hills
on Saturday next, and will give low
figures on freight. Apply at Smith,
Guiterman & Harrington's Revolution
store. JAS. ID. MAY.
f9-4t
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Las Animas, Colo, Feb. S.-Charles
Kast, a deputy sheriff, was shot and
killed. early this morning, by negro
named Chas. Holland. Kast was at
tempting to quell melee among some
negro roughs. Holland was captured
and lodged in jail. He has confessed
his guilt, and there is strong talk of
lynching him.
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st. Louis, Feb. S.-The Babcock
trial began to-day. The examination
of one witness was commenced, when
an argument between opposing at
torneys on the admissibility of certain
evidence took place. pending which
the court adjourned until tomorrow.
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sPICED ROLL. sPrcED ROLL.
SPICkD ROLL.

Whipple q Hay have large lot OF
Spieed Roll, the best thing out for
Black HAiers. Don't start withnut a
supply. Get itof whippie K HAYS.
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A. G. DoBBINs,
Sergeant Signal Service, o. S. A.
Stephen Bon Keeps at all times a
large and well selected stock of boots
aud shoes of every variety, and sells
Mt prices that defy competition. Miu-
ers' wear a speciality. feet
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DAILY RULE TIN,

War Department, signal Service US A.
Division OF Telegrams and Reports for the
Benent of Commerce and agriculture.
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CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

JANUARY TO- Lumber-There were no new
failures In the yard trade on yesterday, obly
mi was largely confined TO common grndes,
I'D nrices rem iued firm, rs follows: tlrst
anJ second clear, S40@TA2; second clear. 10
inch IS 9@s40 third clear, ,neh, ansh
nn,I UPWARDS select. $35@S40: stock boards, A.
saa@S3s stock boards, b, S25Ds27; stock boards
r ala: common lumber. q feet ana unds i
si1assd126 sa 1ssI siiSasis ost 81 and "a
t5 sI4MSl8; flooring, irst and second cie ea
ao00S33: nooriDg tirst common, roue3, go
goor1ng first common. dressed. S3o noofsaEs ~
ond common, dressed. s2oGSSTnE s sdts' conmnn
second clear, dressed, o. otDVIo' o'S'Ae'
dr Ts;mb,SS.Esawed. IL to IS feet, S13Gsle;
square pickes 81 2asls; has ap pisk ss 7SSss.
Lah as.es binSles on cars sold at the annexed
.,- Gm or star 81. 5o@S2. 62h; No. saved,
sI 25@Sl so. Three dollars per car 20 oS , a
when transferred winch charge i0t"ms .i Ghss In
J,ength-sixteer inches ,d
Hqrd1oood L,tn;ber.-The stocks are ainpls, ana
i fairly active ut the Following range OF prices
| u a - "a III, $40 box boards. :" Is IS ~, sSo h'e'
eIgh,hs q ID, $50; common y n, slS@s2S. mo-
Assa q ), 70 incl nIes e4S essS Sc n0'
OdkEi TO inch, clear, each 3oc; 1sasnets, az ~
holsters, each SOC; common plank o. ID, $loe
$22. o,.,aoN sanS,aSn. axles Axs
% sci. sl26 nsles, 31x A. per SET, u axles SKA
ss41 5 gsa go isa o 'sf iss s;S
STs flooring, rough, q "a, $40. 49,
ButItee1rngs-R ID, s45@soo. 81, soo..on
MON = Il, SIS; nooripg clear andary, q ID, $780,
1hTDR (
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pETERSBuRG MARKETS.

JANUiRY I1.-Cotson.-T offerings have been
more liberal the past day or t1O, splDners buying
freely offered al low prices. Thesdemand In all the
marke's is very light for SUCH Sales are ESQ bales
or basis of l2;sc: for mlidlirs: Edly stained OF
lOH@ lc..; strict good ordinary I!4G1 1Ac. low
middling. I1a@sI2c. middnDg, l2Zsc.
Porh--ReceiDls tight. We quote 3H991e.
$3.50: prime to choice. II .4o@$ L;45; common common
choice, 81. 40t1f1.4
Rye-Aayket ltull at f5S9S0c.
/: C0rn.-Ncw white, 55CG5Sc.; Slightly mixed
white, 52%c
Onts-Sprsng 60c: carload lots, soc.
PeunWs.-Market active and pr ime. We quote
s1.e5@$1.5o for good sotsnd and strictly prime
Peas and Besns.-Blackeye peas, 81 25@S1.30;
beans nominal At slGt$l.25i slack peas, Zoe.
Baaksohect-3G3kc.qa D.
Rsus,cdr. -30c. q H.. .
Buaa;.zChoce, 25c.; good to prime, 22@2ac. :
Egss.-in barrels 10000. @ dozen: in crates,
FsdtSsrs.-Prlme Ibrc-goose, 559ssc.; common
25c.
tcls t and halves. 4g5c. sliced 7Sss Peaches,
peeled, 14@20c.; ulipeeled 6@5hc. Cherries, 10
0l22c.
Flar,ee&-S1. 45@*1. 80 "a bushel
kara~c2n,ry: vrs gil RITZ i4SSiSs
Sumdc. 20 0eI60c.
cider Vissger:.s5 94oc. g gallon, ao,,r
HoolTWaShed, so@4os7 anw.s;hed, 2o@ 81 ga
rs. Cyprsss-No. heart, slo@sl1; No. ., 600
80: saps, s59s7. -,
Seer ,t Gat t. s OF 1 m nuldsed a..
C90rer Hdy-SOne in market.
lleqdo,o Iapz-40@5oe. Rhlndred.' r.r
5%a aefs-2Ss Sc a. 4 n Z S%eSFso'
Wheat StratE-5Oc.. "a hurdred-Appedt.
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GENERAL REMARKS.


EI1ur-Thc quantity of -four exported from the
CITY of Richmond to foreign countries direct during
the year ending December 81. II 75, was 163,239
barrels. The quantity shipped coasiwise for for
esn countries and places In the United States be-
You'd the precincts of Virginia was 1868 bar
rels. Total shipments for The year to points out
side the State BIZ Dunlop & McCance, the Gallego
Manufacturing Company, Haxall, Crenshaw & Co.,
ana Walker & Saunders-in other words, by all The
city -four. mllls-2S9. 1852 barrels. In addition to
this, there is the quantity manufactured by the
four mills for consumption within the STATE, which
amounted to at least 5000 barrels, and We have
total for the year OF 324.752 barrels.
Various estimates are formed Of the quantity Of
wheat required 10 make au average barrel or flour
that Is, the acreage Of all grades. Some put 1t at
4 bushels and 40 pounds and If VIC assume that &c
a basis, then 1t required l,5l5, 509b bushels Of
wheat to make that quantity of Hour. But by far
the major portion OF the 324.752 barrels being for
Brazil, where Richmond -four stands next TO the
best In the world-lo wit, the Tricste-we believe
tha, II took more than 0T0C 95buShels Of wheat
20 make the quantity of hour given-in other
words that bushels and 40 pounds OF wheat do
not make barrel Of the kind Of -four that our mil
lers ship to Brazil.
II would take more time THAI We have at orr
com mand 10 make careful estimate Of what the
mIllers paid for the above given quantity of wheat,
but If they only paid S1.30 bushel for it on the
round It would go to show that they have expended
for the wears wheat 1870, 161.70 and If they
maid Sl35 on the round 1t would amount to
s2O45937.15. These hgureS show what highly
important element mills form IN the commerce
OF our city.
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Minor kilograms.

PHILADELPHIA, January 13.-The interna-
tonal pigcon.snootiug tournament will be
held in Suffolk Park in July.
BosToS, January 13.-Dayid Snow, presi.
dent of the National Bank Of the Republic,
is dead.
HARRISBURG, January 13.-Fhe Senate has
passed resolutions requesting the congress
sioual delegation to vote for The Centennial
appropriation.
CEDAR RAPIDS. IND, January 13.-The
Pullman House ard several stores were
burned last night. Loss, $4,000.
New YORK, January IL Henry Somer.
vile Digby, member OF noble family OF
England, died Tuesday in Bellevue Hos:
pital, where he was taken after being found
in the street sick. He was not, however,
destitute.
CONCORD, January 13.-Joseph La Page
was convicted to-day of the murder OF Josie
Lsngmaid, and sentenced to be hung Janu'
ArLAsTA, GA, January 13.-The Legislas
ture to-day elected j. w. Reniroe State Urea
slner in Joint session.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

2hAES'-.Afooo virginia LaA'iSceiNauie coupons
fold AZ S4S.
|. american Gold.-112 bid.
State Secsirfties.-Yirginia consols, 6s4 bid: vr-
sinIa consols, new, 46h bid: Virginia fundable,
IL bid; Virginia deferred. Ga bid, Sk asked; Vir
ana Interest certfca,fs 22t asked; Virginia tax
Citp SecIrttiss.-tichmond city Ss, 1G7 bid;
Richmond city 6's, 30 bid; fredericksburg city
RaifrnaG Ppndt.-yhglnia and Tennessee Rail-
road second mortgage 6's, j. and j., 70 bid; South
side Railroad frst mortgage preferred S's, j. and
j., 80 bid, 5lA asked; Sou!hsite Railroad second
mortgage preferred 6s. j. and j., "a bid 55H asked
southslde Railroad third mortgage preferred Us,
j. and j., SO bid ~ asked: Petersburg Railroad
fret mortgage 9ts, j. and D., S5 bid; Richmond,
fredericksburg and Potomac knilroad mortgage
Us j. md j., 92k bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad mortgage 6's, j. and j., 80
hid. n -angs and Alexandria Rair DAD second mort
gaze 6:s e. and j. ~ bid ;sRiclimond aud Danyille
Railroad COZ. solidaed 6s, s and N, 69S bid, 7Oh
asked.
Canal Bonds.--Iames River end hanawha Canal
Grst mortgage 6's, ~. and N, SO az eo;
Railroad Stocks.-ktchmond, Fredc. nd ann
Potomac Railtoad six per cent RIafa1,> Gu by P
tomac Railroad seven per cent. guaranteed, H.
par, 81 bid; Richmond and Danville Railroad
/ 90 par, 5k asked
b,qns SLacks.-First National, 100 OAR. l1e bid,
Bank of Commerce, 25 par, 25 bid Union Bank
of Rich. mond, so par, so bid; Merchants and
Planters 1avlngs 20 par 2la bid; IS asked; Citi-
Gems savings, 25 par, % asked
Is bar, IS bid. 36k asked; virginia State Is
par, 25A bid, 2eI asked; Virginia Home, 90 par,
100 asked; Mere.ha1 and "a MECHANICS, 100 par,
Dominion, 100 pr, 81 asked; ComnlerciaI Fire
Fire. e 'Asa
aeks pas 70 bS old Dominion eamsbin
Company, LOG par, 10 BID.
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Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

re SHw Y sass Of s'P Ps7S bses as
Flour quiet superine western ana S'a ~ ex:ra
S9jss S9S a good 10 choice extra s5s5@ss7s
Wheat dnli holders willing to accept yese[ua nr
figures buyers wanted Mcsiaan and Pennsyva.
ia Corn or less active aud fully Kc lover; S5ng
6oHc for graded mixed; 67c 5SI Eau for BRINE
e fa s rboc ~ mraraded mixed; Csc. for OLD
White western ani Old w %es wes,eI ma and
feeNalo tirm and In moderate demand cargo sas
l64GSI 7c gold job lots 164@2Or:, g9iq rea9Sa
5c. for BRINE; reaaed unchanged. Mosssesn sN
0ficans lower and in fair demand; 5o@6Oc, LOT
common to fancy. Ree qniet, a nav NJ al 40
@sI .87E. Turpentine heavy At 37KG3Sc. Po ,,c
steady new, s2o7n@saI Lard ea rae5 R owee
u EEtsSss W dasasa ensnse
BALTIMORE, January l3.-RIour active and and
nnner: not qaotably highes Whest scsros , anu
,eS SS;.
si.45. Corn quiet and easl.r: southern white,
new, $4,000: yellow, new. 5sR60c. eats quiet
and searce: southern, 40G14sc Rye dull and nom
SCI. Lard duiIand unchaUg. d. Whiskey heavy at
Sill. sugar qpie, and stenfy ut 10HD10ac.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. january l3.-Flour duh and un-
aSi.32. Corn steady at 46a5asc. Osts dull nc 35.
re asss sSa s Lad ds sssS
kettle, l3k al 3kc. Bulk. meats
Tnartiye: shoulders, 7Sc.: Clear ribSides, 10k@
1nEe clear sides, Ioic-a all loose: short rib MIDI
dies. iOhc; hams, long cut, l7c: Bacon steady and
dnmand Whiskey stea6y and in fAir demand &c
si.os. Butter-Demand Saod q Gan prices for
Choice low gtades daa sna 40 easier ss
a se,n, aas sol head; shipments. ,ls2 head
LOUISVILLE.
Tor1gy1ILE January 13.-Fiour quiet and qIs
oh,Use3 Wheat-Oemsnn fair aud firm at el.oS@
t. Corn quiet and steady At f5zeaos' ns ma
unchanged. ,ny.ur u.RxET gn
RIO JAsElnO> January 1.-The ne G nni.sd $40
was GA rsses. Stock at Rio Janeiro, 25o,oVo oses
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General Markets,
NEW YORK DRY GOODS TRADE

NEW YORK. January 11-EreRing There vas
great brlSkneSs In business To-day. bur more
buyers dropping In. and the weather wise IN
business matters are predicting good spring sea-
son. Stocks on hand are light, and or some few
styles of choice brown shirtings especially the sup
ply Is very limited. 1t remains 10 be whether
The stiffness in these wilt not be communicated to
other goods. The feeling Is certainly against fur
Their reductions in anything.
George Hughes & Co., linen Importers, Of l %
Church street, have fa5d for 81 10000, owing to
some dozen creditors In Ireland. They owe no.
thing, or next 20 nothing, OIL this side.
Prints are doing well In the novel styles. The new
Washington and Union &c recian Greys' are very
handsome, and are selling Well as their neikhbors.
Some price revisicns have been made In the Amerl
can staples.
ties interested who have be cl croaklng TIL they are
hosrse seem inclined TO be jolly under the circnm-
stances, and drive dnl care away. We wish them
success In their laudable Efforts
Brown sheetingS and shtrtines were very firm,
and desirable styles were closely sold up.
Bleached shectugs and shirtings were moving off
satisfactorily. .... u
Canton fanncls drills, ienims. eottonades, and
dress goods were doing well.
so were wor5ed contiugs.
Felt goods In materials for gloves and GLOW e-ln-
ing and chest protectors were active. For other
REQUISITES The demand has greatly slackened.
ror casSiincres there Was a fair demand.
other COOS were not 50 active.
One I'm resumed their semi wef ky regular sales,
and disposed Of an attractive assortment OF cloth.
ing ana woollens for mans wear with their usual
success. ~. Z =
!! mother sold miscellaneous C election of CLOTH
ing. wpllenS, silks, dress and white goods, &C., 10
good aCranlage.-JOurndl of Commerce.:
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ST. LOUIS HORSE AND MULE MARKET

| JANUARY 10.-Horses.-Trade in horses was
slow on account or the scant supply of suitable
grades on sale. Good work horses and streeters
were in fair request throughout, and the few lots
offered found disposal at The hands of local dealers
and shippers.
.Jfulss.-The demand for good heavy mules for
plantation work was liberal, and those offered found
sale. Prices obtained for both horses and mules
continue low, toe following being about The range;
H0rSes.-Auction horses aud ponies, good, S29D
$40; plug horses. fair. s35@S50 plain common
southern horses, ss0@$70: plain heavy workers,
S909S110: fair TO extra heavy workers, 5000
$40: eastern stree'ers. extra. Sl15aS1S0;
ST. Louis streerers, $S0MS1 20; good heavy work
ers. S110G$S130; extra draught, Sl9OSf3OO;
choice extra draught, without blemish ana sound,
weighing from $50 to 500 pounds, II 6O@PlS 80;
extra fancy driving horses, sood action. 81 75@
1886: GOOD matched pairs for carriages. $3.50.
Broke M,ttes.-l3H to l4k hangs high, S35@$S
~ 10 / ) hands high. ss5t@$1l s.; 5 TO 15khands
high, 81 5@$l 20; 15kto I6k hands high, 1880
Sl35; 10 TO l6% hands high, Sl509S170.
Un5roke transformations on ;sl grades are
~ 0@Sl5 per hend less than those on broke mules,
An unhsoko mule, 10 be salaoe, muss be fat. Fat
mules, four years old and under, sell u: S16@$15
less Than older mues.-IimeS.
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NEW YORK IKON MARKET.

JANUARY 11.-Iu Scotch pig there Is very little
doing even In small lots. The stocks In yard, how
ever, are moderate aud unchanged prices rule on
the occasional transactions. For american pig
than small lots, aud buyers are met promptly at
current figures. GALES of 500 tons at S22 for
mock, S31; Summarize, S31M.31.5O Coltness,
1913; GartScherre. 1880: EglintoD, s29-591S30;
No. 2; $l69s20 for forge. Rails at $45Gg$1G for
American steel rails, $G5@$67 Old rails quoted
nomlnalIy al $20G$22. Wrought scrap, 500 0$31.
Refined bar-store prices are: Bar, Swedes, ordi-
nary sizes, S130@S140; bar, refined, = TO 2 inch,
round and square, TO inches By "a to inch, $50;
refined, / and IL by ang 5-16, a65; large ROUNDS.
2ts@2blo 3A@4 inches, S67.5o4$75; scroll, s77. 80
G1sl22.oO 0yals and lialf-rounds, S72 50@SS2 so
$3.50: horseshoe, sS59S90 rods, AG3-1 inch,
500. . Unsl ~: hoop 4 by No. 20 70 and IL by ID
alec.; sheet, Russia 1891 24c., gold.-.taraaL of
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veals ranged from S1D,c. q ~. with some coarse
heavy yeals at &c. Grassers cold ut 46o4Ac aa b.
$40 lbs, at 10kc q d., with few at lie. IS
Mount Holly yeals, 800 10 500 lbs, at 73e0
NauHt Holly yeals, $50 lbu.. Mt De- Mount Holly
yeais. 800 bs., al &c.; aud coarse Mount Holly
yeals. 500 Bs.. mt 7c. q ~ e -
Sheep and Lambs.-To days receipts were s
carloads, or 974 head. The demand was fair and
the ma, ket closed hrm at yesterdays prices, or "a
mutton was selling slowly az SOLE. for common
to prime carcases. Among the sales were ISL
Michigan sheep, 93 lbs. average, at 90. 95 ~ lOU
d.; 353 Michigan sheep, 81 u.s., at 6xc.; $50
ohio sheep, 80 MS, ut &c.: 39S Ohio sheep, 80
Ms at sS431 loo his; lag Jersey sheep, So
81 Iowa sheep. SO bs., at SIC.
Sb1ne.-Fresh arrivals were IL cars, containing
40 hogs. One carload of fair Chic hogs, 1876
bs. average, changed hands alive aH9S.13x n 100
bs.-Jonrndl Of Commerce.
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I So; from store. &2.10fDS2.15. Ground alum. Il
round lots, from wharf. s11oGs1.15 rom store.
Sugar: Crusned. I1xc.: powdered. JIG: gran
a!ated. Ike: A. 10fc.: B. one. extra q. 104c
G yellow. IOc.; cut icaEs2%c.; Porto sico, SIC
Sedp: Common. 5GlBc.: best washing, 11@
11kc. toilet, 15@20c., and fancy prices; eoun.
7sds: Black, s5c@s1:-the Las. a prime arti:
@s1.75 Tor strictly choice.
Hides, Leather, &C.
Hides: Green. 4Gl5c.; dry salted. 9612c.: dry
hint, l0@1 L.: wet sailed, 7G9c.; vet saited calf
LeatheS Sole leather, oak, So e45c: sole1eather,
hemlock. 20@32c:: country unper 2ota42c: city
ness country. 25S30c. city finish. 35040c y
b.; calfakins, French, S1.2sG82.25 ~ D.; rough
skirting, 22G2sc.
Iron, Steel, Nails, &c.
from American refined, Old Dominion. 2k9
5kc- swedes, hammered. 6a@7c.: hoop. 5@6ac.
Horseshoes: s5.25@S5 so Der keg.
lfuleshoes: 1925 @s6.50 per key:
Netts: Old Dominion, 1926 per keg for stand
ard-that Ia. tes penny other stzss extra
Plough Castings: Wholesale, 40; retail, &c.
. Rops: Manila, best, 2sa2sc. ju,e. 94c.
Sea-Fowl, $50; Pacific, $40: Powhatan Rawbone
ssaperphosphate. $50: Flour Of Rawbone, S54 !:
-uanahaal, $50; Turner's Excelsior, $50.
Powder, Shot. Etc. .
Nss Ter. 'n hs o., 60 Soe @sl25 saloo feet
So a,t I'll Eortiern. s2s6 so 2 nag of 25 Hs.
Grtndstoaesf 1aG25se. p h:
Licorices
Lfe0ri's s gas e Co.; pc ; r. r, HAS, ssc;
27c.; a, T. G., 28c-; q. G., CSC.
Lumber. Slaves. Etc:
Lumber: White oak. $3.50 II 1000: Western
VIRGINIA poplar: s15@*25 % 1000 white pine,
s35@S75 q I .OCO. Yelln-v nine boards. 81 OESSl4
oist. S12MSlS, according 10 lengths. HhngIcs-
Pine, 81. 50GIS5; cypress siX-inch. S7.50HS12.59
= LOCO, Laths-Spht, 81 90; sawed, $2@S2.25 q
Stares.-Whiskey-b timber. green. $4,000
r 1000: seasoned. S290&25 ~ 1000. Flour
,arrel timber. $6Ms750 u 1000. Flour barrel
29lei s1gsS; h99gshead hoops no demand hiek-
Rags.-Mi1ed cotton, SIC. white, Soc.; wool.
en-. f;:@2c-
Liquors, Vince, &c.
die: Scotch, best brands, pints, S2@s2.15 -
Rectthed Whtskeus: Market quiet; proof, nomi-
al at $3.50.
Rye Whiskeyg: Medium, 81 .5OMs2; pure old, |
2@S4 Virginia Mountain, new. s2GyS2.56; Old !
2.50G2S550 and upwards.
Gin: Domestic, 81 .256ls2: imported 30 cise. |
Brd7ldte3: Domestic. IL .25dlS2; trait. VI $500 |
i.50: apple. new, SALOONS; Virg'sia pe#ch, |
Run: New Englana, sl.65@8I.s5; Jamaica |
nd Santa Cruz, $46SS.
Mill-Feed.
ShipstuF: SIC. ~ bnsfeI
Bro,onstuf: 3O035c. u husne
Shorts: 25GD30 X bushel.
Wheat Bran 2eG125c. "a bushel.
Corn Brun: 1S@2Oc. u bushel.
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NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

JANUARY 11.-There IS little better moVemei t
in Kentucky leaf on export account, with quite
free sellers at current figures For seed leaf the
demand Is moderate, Including Killing OF a Few Or
ders from shippers, with steady range OF nTi zee
100 cases seed. leaf, sundry lots at 71 2Hc.; 14S
cases Connecticut, crop 1872. on private terms !;
cases Pennsylvania, crop 1873 and 1874. on pri-
vate terms: 131 cIsc5 Wisconsin, crop 1878 AND
1874 sl2c twrprers; 2g9 cses S9q nr lo6
S Saes ff avnn Srk at 'ssR Illinois
G nS Popy In % Io quoted at 3o6s5c for bright
wrappers 40@75c. for fancy wrappers; 14U22c.
FOR dark wruppS rs; 20@3Oe. for smokers; 6Saec.
for mgs, y he quotations are:
Ke1lt,,cky Ledc- Common Jugs. light 69Sc.,
heavy 74aSEc.; good lugs, light 7hgSc., nea IVY
s2c common Lee leaf iigb Sht o S @ h esxyY
Gi i22 good lear. light I2hG1i &c., heavy 124@
l3Xc fine leaf. light 13kt9l &C.. heavy 14gl5c.;
.Miryiand. s50s9; sound common
s6@S7: good common, S7@SS:oo: mldanng.
s9@sll good to iine red 81 l@s!o taneyi st2g
Oiio@Inrerior to good common, s6.S0@ss;
$S5O@s9.50; common to medium Io spSTa'eo' sS'
mkl3; line spangled 10 yellow, 81 4eQSZo.
sEED.LEAF.
Gran of 1s72-Connecticut and MaSsachu:etts
Vi rappers, IL 59D$20; seconds, 81 O@$l2; aers,
So Pennsya,yanai, arsoF s75 5Gts "'@
-
Top or S7sSConnecucut wrappers, 5000
S: assorted lots. S15G$25. Massachusetts as
:, n lots 81 2@S15. Connecticut ana nias slchu-
setIs seconds, @lOaS12; filters, s7MSS; Ienn-
svIvania assorted lois, $l6AS25. New YORK as
s3yrted lots, common. $685. l; New York assorted
jots. good to fine, S12G$1S; Ohio assorted iols'
"a S0G SO: Wisconsin assorted lots, SfgSs, Sc
c0nds and fllers. shipping, s7AS9 ,,,,.,,,,,-o,,s
iran Of lS74.-Connccucut ana hasSacHusSt..
Nli.rs. sS6SIO; binders aud seconds, $lZ9Sto ;
New York State assorted lots S1Ys9; fenlsy ,t
MA assorted lots S15@S25; ohio asSorted lots'
sG. 5OmSS; Wisconsin assorted lots, 70 5Ugg3s.
E1rei0n.-Havann filters. common, SOt9Soc'' na
vana filters, fair, S7a@9Uc.; Havana hileTs, my,
s5c.@sI.U5; Yara-I and Ii cut, assorted 500
90c. ,, .ou. ,o,,ro, and me-
diuIn ia uond, 15@1Sc.; good and me In ooI i
Jom12c : bright work, common ana meulunl, III
bond, 2i@25c.; good and fine, In bond 2ou4oc.
0'N' Other crude MQra'd
Hhds. Pigs LIS;
Exports for the week.. 800 Lazy d4e'SSo5
Exports Exports from Jan. -. All l,4es 3e5'24s
ET Tfa9 same .me .as 1,172 1866 4os,s25
Recpipts for the week...... .hnuS' - Cd6SS
Receipts for the week.. :bxs- ana cs. foS
Receipts from January l. .hhds. Icy
Receipts from January ...DAs. anu CO. go
Receipts same time last year. hhds. ~
Receipts same time last year .bXS. and cs. f.fA-
journal Of Commerce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-14
NEW YORK WOOL MARKET.

JANUARY IL WooE-Trade still drags, but
prices pretty generally are held hrmer The failures
that have occurred recently operate more decidedly
against trading than any other feature. There Is q
feeling Of dstrust and disposition TO await de-
v-lopmeuts. 4he supplies of most descriptions
have been SO closely sold down that holders are
placed in position free of anxiety az regards maiu-
tanning current prices on leading kinds.
Sales are 10000 Tbs. Western Texas spring on
private terms: 1000 hs. Western Texas at210
&c. $4,000 bs. Western Texas at 21N24c.
1900 n. black Colorado on private terms; bags
secured California n 60c.; 62 bags secured aifor
MIA at 5Gyc.; SO bales fall California ut Zoe; 20
bales fail Califorl Ia at Tic; 80 bales spripg CALI
fornia on private terms; 1000 hs. hetvy spring
California III 25r.; g. bales secured California,
bags Western Texls at 23c.: 5000 lbs medium
unwasied ftcces at 36Hc.; $4,000 DIS. black aud
Rio Grande and 4G bags white Colorado Oh private