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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-24
BY Telegraph.

sales of 5s7 bales at Is 5-18@13tc.; consolidated
met 1ssp Sloot bales S5ea s
S,34l bales channel, 4,57S bales. Flour rules quiet
and strong, with, however, only moderate trade
steady Wheat quiet: scarcely 80 strong; only light
demand mainly for milling; shippers and specula-
tors holding off Corn more active; new scarcely so
strong; old firm and in active demand; 6lHc. for
white and yellow southern OIL track. Oats dull.
CoIee-Rio quiet and unchanged Sugar quiet aud
Moasses quiet and unchanged. Rice frIncr; fair
demand at t, 4H@G4c for Louisiana, 5s@6Sc. for or
steady. Pork dull and closed heavy; new mess,
3l7-55. Whiskey, Sl.10. Freights heavy.
BALTIMORE. .r.....
BALTIMORE. January 23.-Flour steady, firm,
quiet and unchanged. Wheat dun and easier Penn
SI.5S@sl.6O amber, 81 .62: white. 81 5Oasl 80.
Southern corn quiet and firm; western quiet aud
lower; closed steady At decline; southern While hi
Provisions quiet and heavy Mess pork, $1S: Ba-
cou-shoufdrrs, re; ciear,rib, 10ac; Lar,lIRe-
fined, l ~. Coffee weak aud unchanged. Whiskey
lower at S1.I0. Sugar quiet.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, January 23.--tlour finn and un-
changed. Wheat firm; red, 81 6@sl .40MS1 go
Corn firm at 44c. Rye active ut S0@tS4c. Oats
meats in light demand, but holders firm. Bacon
scarce and fiji M clear rib-sdes. l0ac. Lar,l quiet;
fierce, 11hsl rs Whskey steady and unchanged.
CINCINNATI. =
CINCINNATI. January 23.--Flour steady and in
fair demand. Wheat dull; buyers Offering lower
prices; red, 81 .45Grs 80. Corn dull and lower to
5 amn s seSdS S Sa at ss
rendered, 1OEc. Bulk-lIcats firm; shoulders, GIG
6Sc.; short rib-sdes, $3.50; short clear sides,
sic Bacon quiet and steady. Whskey quiet
at Us. Butter dull and unchanged. Hogs active I;
packing, SOL 0@s6.40.
ST. LOUIS. .
ST.LoUIs. January 23.--Flour firm and unchanged.
Wheat dull; No. q red fall, $l.54 @$1.544 bid.
Corn active: No. mixed, Acc. Oats firm; No. @,
33ls(G34c. bid. Rye dull and heavy. Barley quiet
Whiskey steady at Sl.07. Pork flrner; 1925
asked. Lard frIner; lie. asked. Bulk-meats frln-
er but inactive; shoulders exc; clear rib-sioe s,
size; clear sides, SIC. asked. Bacon Grmer; 7asGe
IN 9isG9%, and 94G9S for shoulders, clear rib, aud
clear sides. Hogs steady. Cattle slow.
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II INTELLIGENCE.

THE ELECTORAL BILL IN PIE SENATE
yESTERDAY-3IR. CoNKLING,s SPEECH
SHERMAN OPPOSES THE PLAN-ARREsT OF
AN ALLEGED MASSACHUSETTS PAYROLL
FALsIFYER-THE ELECTORAL BILL EN-
DoRsED IN BosToN-THE CoNEECTICUT
LEGISLATURE REvoKING THEIR FORMER
ACTION IN REGARD To THE BILL-THE
SENATORIAL RACE-sUCCEss OF CRAZY
HORSES BAND OF sAvAGEs-THE NEW
YORK SENATE DECLINE TO ENDORSE
TIE ELECTORAL DILL-CRIsrE IN MEM
PIIIS, &C., &C.
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wss,ern prime cutting, 1se.: coInne,,. 1901 81.
FsS aaGns cspo1 IS
North Carolina gross, 90 Eastern gross, $3. 100
H.: North h car9 Din. roe: $50 half,oarrsi.
$9.5 oas16; No. 5 nseksrel, $50: No. /, II;
Kits Kits $2; S. No 2 in kits 81 Nos s15o Ness
Lard: Primo; harr ely and tierces, 12A@12ac.;
;, AoLassss: Common syrun-HoMlsads. 27e.
so@eSs. gallon; Cuba and Mascoyaio, 5o@sos:;
from store, siao Grosna ''e alum, ii round
lots, nom wharf, sI.lo@sl.i5; ffom store, sl.so
Sugar: Crushed, lsc.: powdered. lsac.; granu.
;sifo i i5e.; cut loaf, Porto Rico, 15e
S Soap common, Sa7c best washing, s@sc;
Tsas; Black, s5e;@sl 1.-The last prime sst,c!e;
for strictly choice. -. $50
Liquors. Wines, &c.
Ale: Scotch, best brands, pints s2etsz.l5 2
,Brandies Domestic. s1.25as2 fruit. $3.50
g a;s: virginia hiis' peach, So ass.So. wv go.
,Raeetiaed .WAiskeys: Market steady; proof,
Rye Rhiskeys: Medium, 81 .5o@psa pure old, 80
@S4; Virginia mountain, new, $2@s2.5O; Old
Gin: Domestic. Sf.25as2 imported, So q case
EeW England Run, $1.6o.
~"s@ Licoricc.
Licorice Paste: j. Cs& Co.. &c.: r. R.. 23c. !;
A. O. c., 23c.; X. 4 Co.. 23c. r. u, Csc: Anchor
27c.: A. C.. c., 2Gc.: G. g.. 28c. SFts .s..g3
Lumber. Staves,&c -, -.
Lumber: Wbiteoak, S12@s15 p 1000; Westera
Virginia poplar. S12.50@S25 p 1000; white pine
$20@S75 D 1000 yellow pine boartIs, Sl0@s14;
DIST S12@slS, according 70 lengths. Shingles
Pine. S2.50Gix5; cypress six-inch, S7.0Q@Sll
p 1000. Laths-SpIi; sl.50 sawed, s2.25@$2a
Stnues: Whiskey-barrel timber. green. q 6@S29F
1000; seasoned. S20@$25 u 1000. Flour.parre
timber, S6@$7.50 D 1000. Flour-barrel poles. ~
ass: hogshead-hoops, no cemlnd; hickory hoop,
N1ill-Fced. -s....
Shipstuf: 3504Oc. p bushel
BrOa1nSt,f: zoe. p Dlrshei.
Shorts: 1Sc. 9%busf,a:.
Wheat Bran: 1j@1Sc. . bl,slel.
Corn Bran: 1Sc. per bushcl
. Powder, Shot, &c.
Fuse: Toys mining, 35c.@t1.25 r. 1a0 feet.
Io,gder: 1915 by the five kegs-less than five
kegs, 1925; blasting, S3.25@S3.50.
Shot. Northern, 81. A0@E52.50 q bag Of 25 lbs.
Criadstones: 1atN2ac- D ID.
Wood. |.a.
Cord.--t)ak-seasoned. SO IS 0Gs3.75 unseasoned
b2.75G8S3.25 Pine-Seasoned, S3@(S3.25; unsea-
soneG. 81 59G1$2.75.
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XLIVTH CONGRESS--SecondSe Session
WASHINGTON, January %, 1877.
SENATE.

Mr.. Wallace, OF Pennsylvania, presented
the petition of A. +. Bone, John Welsh,
and others, leading citizens of Philadelphia,
without distinction Of party, in favor OF
the passage Of the bill in regard to counting
the electoral vote. He also presented pc
tition from citizens OF Pittsburgh.
Mr.. Sherman said it was painful for. him
to. dissent from the memorial he esteemed
so highly, and proceeded to argue against
the bill. ,'
Mr.. Conkling followed in speech in
favor OF the bill. He ridiculed the idea that
the president pro tenn. had the power to
count the vote. Mr.. Conkling concludes
tomorrow. Adjourned.
IN the course OF his speech Mr.. Conkling
said study of the matter for some years
convinced him Of the right and the duty Of
Congress to ascertain and verify the votes,
and declare the true result Of the presiden-
tial elections, or else by an assertion OF the
law-making power to declare how those acts
shall be done. He argued at length that
the bill did not violate the Constitution.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
After unimportant business, Mr.. Seelye
spoke against the report OF the Committee
on the Privileges and Powers OF the House,
but in the course OF his speech, referring
to the report of the. joint committee re-
Gently made, said he thought it full Of lofty
patriotism, and if it should be adopted by
Congress with the unanimity with which it
was reported from the committee, he would
regard it as the most glorious event OF the
commencement OF the second century Of
American independence.
Mr.. Williams argued against the pending
report.
Mr.. Tucker made a constitutional ard
legal argument in support Of it.
A vote will be reached tomorrow, whes
Mr.. Payne will report the electoral bill.
Mr.. Tucker, in closing his speech, adj
vocated the passage OF the electoral COM
promise bill-not as coming up to his own
idea of a tribunal for counting the electoral
vote, but as Il measure Of peace which
would give satisfaction and security.
G. w. Buttz was seatst.
Adjourned.
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ACCIDENT TO A RAILROAD TRAM incin-
natl, Ohio, January pa misplaced
switch at Mi!l-Creek station, ON the Louis
vile Short-Line railroad, threw the through
passenger train, going south, off the track
at an early hour this morning. The railroad
Olhclals state there Were no persons hurt.
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NEW JERSEY Trenton, N.
d., January 23.-In the Senate this morn
ing the vote for United States senator re-
suited as follows: John r. Macpherson
lDem.), Il; Frederick T. Frelinghuysen
Rep.), 10. In the House: John r. Mac
pherson, 30; Frederick T. Frelinghuy-.
sen, 30. 80 aass4
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An Erie, Pa, dispatch says: s.The Wal
nut Creek paper-mills, twelve miles west OF
Erie, were destroyed by fire Sunday morn
Ing. Loss about SAC, 0O0.'' .ss9.ls'.. 8.
;, Judge Pratt on Monday, In the Brooklyn
supreme Court, appointed William Allen
Butler referee for the Continental Life In
suranee Company s.3. 20 $50. $50
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. DENIAL FROM COLONEL EBlLDS, OF COLuM-
BIA. ..
COLUMBIA, S. c., Jan8ary 23.-Colonel
L. D. Childs, president of the Carolina
National Bank Of this ciSy, Of whom it was
stated by Senator Nash (colored), Of this
State, and one of the presidential electors
for Hayes, before the co,sg1 essional inves-
tigation committee at Washington as hay
ing attempted to bride h2m (Nash) to cast
his vote for Tilden, made affidavit to-day
denying having made any proposition
whatever to Nash relative to casting his
electoral vote, and that lie never made or
knew OF any money applicable to such pur-
pose. Colonel Childs has, been confined to
bed by ill health for seysral weeks, and is
now unable to leave his room. Everything
is quiet here.
THE sLLEGED BRIBERY CEIE IN THE RADICAL
LEGISLATURE IN LOUISIANA. =,
NEW ORLEANS, January 23.-In the State
House Legislature to- day the House COM
mittee appointed to inquire into the charges
made by Pinchback THAI members had been
bribed by SQUIRE, q member of the House,
to vote for Kellogg for senator, reported
they bad examined unGar oath siXty-two Of
Sixty-siX members present, and every one
had declared he had net received money or
any other consideration to vote for Kellogg.
The committee state that the evidence given
the State by them was. that improper inf1l-
egces were attempted, but not by SQUIRE,
and not by any one IN the interest Of Kali
fogg. The testimony was referred to she
Judiciary Committee
THE GEORGIA SENATORIAL. CONTEST.
ATLANTA, January ga ballot was had
to-day for senator, resulting. Norwood - 04 !;
Hill, Sc; Smith, %; Walker, 4; jenkins, l..
Necessary to choSee, 100.
ATLANTA, January 23.-The vote In, each
house for senator is as follows: Senate; Nor
wood, 81 !; Hill, IA; Smith, 9. House, Nor
wood, SO Hill, y; Smith; IS; Walker, 4 !;
jenkins, /. The indications are that Nor
wood will be elected on the first ballot to-
morrow. Charles j. jenkins is not a can,
didate.
THE ILLINOIS SENATORIAL CONTEST.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL, January 23.-The
thirty-third ballot resulted: Logan, SO
Anderson, SO; Washbune, IS; scatter.
ing, TO-.
THE ELECTORAL BILL ENDORSED IN BOSTON.
Boston, January ga meeting was held
in Faneuil Hall to-day. About four thou.
sand persons were present. Mayor Pierce
presided. RESOLUTIONS were adopted thank
ing the committees of the two houses fol-
the electoral bill. The resolutions were
very strong.
THE NEW YORK SENATE DECLINES TO ENDORSE
THE ELECTORAL BILL.
ALBANY, January 23.-In the Senate to-
day resolution endorsing the electoral bill
was lost. .s.-
THE CONNECTICUT LEGISLATURE TAKING THE
BACK-TRACK.
HARTFORD, January 23.-In the Senate to-
day the resolutions passed yesterday eff
dorsing the congressional plan to count the
vote for President were recalled from The
House, their passage reconsidered, and the
resolutions tabled. The plan is regarded
less favorably by many members of the
Legislature than when it was first an
nounced.
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By Telegraph.

NEW YORK. January 23:-Noon-Stocks active
and strong. Money, per cert. Cold l06i., En-
change-Long, 4s3h; short 4S5H. State bonds
dull and lower for Louisiana Is, new; rest steady.
Governments dull but strong.
Eremfag Money cay ut 4(aS per cent. Sterling
firm at AS4. Gold quiet ut l0e24GI1O63s Govern
ments asiye and strong; new SIS, l26. States NOM
inal.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE January 23.-Vrgslia 6's deferred.
X: CONSISTS. 81; second series 81. North Caro-
iiua G's, DID, 21k: special tax, 2; new, 10.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. Januarv %, 1877.

OFFERINGS. r
WHEAT.-RAite.2 62 bushels. Red, 922 bushels.
CoRN-Hhite. 972 bushels. Feltop, SO bushels.
BEASS.-2B bushels.
PoTAToEs,-32 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT Ehite. 22O bushels prime vt 81 go !;
AZ bushels very good ut $l.55-toml, 26B bushels.
Red "a bushels at $1.35: 142 bushels ut 81. 81;
l2 bushels very good ut $l.55 226 bushels prime
on private terms; PA bushels prime at EGO; 81
bushels very good at 81 .57-tOtaI, 900 bushels.
CoRN.-IViite, 134 bushels good 1T Sic; "a
bushels prize at SEC; 468 bushels on private
terms: SO bushels at 51c.-tora, 712 bushels -z
OATs.-2G Bushels good at 40c.
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rrHE GREAT REMEDY.
PROPOSALS,

In accordance: with law! sealed proposals for
PRINTING! ADVERTISING, RULING, BIND
ING, and for furnishing STATIONERY for the city
OF Richmond viii be received by the Committee on
Accounts and Printing untiiJANUARY2 6, 1877, at
IL O'Clock NJ. Contract to commence February /,
1877, and to end on the LIST January, 1S7S. Pro-
posas must be made for each branch separately, rs
follows:, St.} I - - y, ). -! y k}-s ~
Advertising per square, each Insertion. -.
BOOK AND PAMPHLET PRINTING
PIain composition Of type per i 1000 ems.
Press-work per token of $50 impressions or less
r. JOB PRINTING. BINDING, &C.. ~ Il.
Composition of type per 900 ems. '.etr,t fra.s'
Press-work per token OF $50 Impressions or less.
Folding, rafting, binding, stitching, perforatng,
and numbering. - !. -. -
STATIONERY,
such as Is now used In the various city oces, en-
bracing RUBBER-BANDs. FASTENERS, CLIP.
PILES, PENS, PENCILS, INKS, MUCILAGE, &c, &C.
The committee reserve the right to reject any or
all bids. ..,g-, .sett.rl. $50 ~ 80.
Contractors win be required to enter into bon d,
with security for the prompt and faithful execution
of their contracts. ADDRESS ~.
(, - - x WILLIAM II. WILLIAMS,
Chairman Committee on Accounts and Printing,
in 16-td -$ Council Chamber. q
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GARDEN ANB FIELD-sEED.
REMOVALS.

DEMOVAL. : Having removed .s1
IL our retail department to No. lO00aase
shaer budng Main and Tenth spt sfses ha
we Will Keen constantly on hand complete assort-
ment of Ladies', Misses, Chdren's Boys, Youths
and Gentiemen's Boots and Shoes; also, Irnnks'
Shawl. Straps, &c. A call solicited.
Messrs. j. P. HEATH tlate with Putney & Watts
and Y. S. CARLTON are with US and will be pleased
to see their friends. ...a... -E-
!. Wholesale department, No. 1905 Main street.
/, "a l2-3m WINGO, ELICIT 6 CRUMp.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
JANUARY 23-lS77.
The breaks to-day comprised 80 hogsheads, Z
tierccs, and II boxes. The offerings 1T auction on
Change we've So packages; Of which numberfS were
taken in, and the remainder sold at prices hanging
from So tc.S42.50
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FINANCIAL.

OFFICE OF PHILIP j. WRIGHT
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKER, J
AUCTIoNEER, AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
RICHMOND, VA, January.22, 1877.
TOR SALE,
IL 10 shares FIRST NATIONAL BANK STOCK,
10 shares PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK
- STOCK.
10 shares NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA
25 shares ViRGlNIA STATE INSURANCE
'., COMPANY STOCK,
TAX-PAYING COUPONS In sums to suit.
ia 22-3t .s..
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1877 NOW is THE TIME 1877
TO SUBSCRIBE

J. T. L o n,
NEWS-DEALER AND BOOKSELLER,
lll2 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
AGENT FOR THE PUBLISHERS AND TIE PUBLIC
for all the Magazines published In this country and
Europe, will send any of the following papers and
of the prices annexed, which are the publishers
lou rnfna
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. De.

GL1cER1SE'
chemically pure, for medicinal and toilet use>
For sale by
ia 10 PURCELL, LADII q So.
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Flour.

Fine, IS; superfne. $5.75@&6; extra superilne
s6.75@S7: sonomon family, S7.25@575GT fanc!
family, T7.TJtGSS.
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RICHMOND VA. January l, 1877.
THE CO-PARTNERSHlP HERETO
4 FORE existing between c. L. DAVIS and ].
NJ, GODDIN, under the firm and style of G. T. DA-
Wis CO.. Is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
presented to j. N. GODDIN for settlement:
G. II. DAVIS,
IN o2-3t J. NJ. GODDIS..
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TOR DISEASED GUMS,
DECAYED TEETH,
and alterations Of the mouth, and rs e delightful
wash for offensive breath, use MEADE i RAkER'S
CARBOLIC MOUTH-wASH. Sold at soc. bottle
by druggists generally. ---. "a
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A NEW HOUSE.

CO-PARTNERSHIP undersigned
" have entered into i co-partnership under the
style and firm of LATHROP & LEIGH for the pur-
and LIQUOR BUSINESS, and would be glad to see
their friends and the trade generally ut their store
Nos. 1916 and 1918 Cary street, between Thir-
of Stokes and Lathrop; EG BERT 6. LEIGH, JR.,
late with Lee, Seldom & Co. q 1S-2w
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;nAVENPORT & MORRIS, Seventeenth
~ and Dock Streets offer for sale REFINED SU.
.RA, aud Java OOFFEES; GREEN and RI.AEK
TEAS, BACON, Else, FL ou R.PoWDER, Liver.
POOL FINE e i Imp pted FRENCH HhANpKz
ENGLySH AIEand F0RTER; SAERIYAna PUR3
WINES, SODA, STA ela, SOAP s iasS Id 90
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To whtcn and preserve the teeth, and eradicate
tartar without injury, use MEADE & BAKERS
sAPOSISE DENTIFRICE, Sold at soc. box by
drupp,;srs generally. ia1
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Il PARTNERSHIPS.

DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
~ SHIP.-The co-partnership heretofore existing
between William Lulnsdeu, Alexander Cobhan and
George Stevenson, under the firm and style Of
LUMSDES. COBBAN & CO., is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. and ALEXANDER COBBAN is
alone authorized to receive any moneys que the late
concern, he alone Is authorized to sign the firms
name.
Given under our hands and seals this Goth day Of
January, 1877.
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WHITE TEETH! WHITE TEETH!
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TIE ursrlNGs couRT-MR. RAGLANps cAsN
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO BE SENT OVER
THE SYMPATHY FOR MR. rHoRBuRN--ANNuAi'
cYrRcu MsETING--FUNERAL--A SNOW
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 81, 1877

Canada lambs s5ss5 l2'1 10 Sheep 9si las Wsstern
lambs A. DO sheep 81 ret so shippers were the pihge
buyers and tar proportion we're bought or Eastern usis
Pears remain ~ the yard- ursoif. -, a..
HoesReoeipts TO-DAY, 900 head mating io's iof me
100 neal ayanst ~ 500 head lat ~e-s
consignea through etrs rket active and hisser ,s'
OF Workers a. 80 Htf - heavy - 100 - % toay
only owing 20 very hight RIM yards bare Of stock
CHICAGO Nov. 2O-The Dr3rsrs JgTrnai retorts car
TiE--r eceuts. 2,7OD, shipments $40; Choice Natlse
Shipping active: sf - - for Eurnpe ~tok
Feeders quiet % Sass - butchers dul an -
lover sal no 81 100 1888 ln.Orlds n better supply. ph
poor quality and sOT Texs heavy, and i1fcfo quality Az
81 5O1e3.
Hoes Receipts. "a O00i shipments 1900 et epenel
hrmer quntaby higher shipping, - JnN
- 10. Mixed Packing 81 50 81 So Light 81 t0st D. al
s1ii
sHEgr- Receipts s75 shipments $50. nothing done.
EtSr TmrurY Penn. nov % . ArrfF- tecein's tgdav.
7s head. al or sale here Prime, tsdf5 20 Good 81 Doe
s. Common. - a-i %. .-.., 90
Uogs- Rscen fou8v fl-0 heai f0rkcfs - l3Trf %
Phi ad-phss. ~ 5Od "a =. .-. -
wArFRr0wy. Mass. Nov. 20.-nETP CtrrtF Receipts.
Gl7; supply LARGELY from ne Norh win qnt"
Proportion % slm cattle pre-. ulne nfm o9 tas 1s'i's
c1as - foo. but orii1lrv grad Nrc flI .tr. ny t.'
zjoss i0 Extra = ess Fi-s' Quahiy ~ 'o4*I'
Seem DO. - 80 ~ Ihri DO - lnaf1 ..
SHEEP iffH--'ecopts i5lh, ti.s week neafy n''i
the Cnu1fa al Lambs the supply of Nnl
aIett bar prices have not ay need Good g. no- e ns
jc WITH occasional sale ar lifc sales m Toto AZ y"
81 20 each Extra % 50asj or from 34Jc per g.
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orally hghf Demand owing n the unreasonable weather
iir'f srnuiV firmly held
rASSTNT tS-SDrInR vei~hts have b@en IN gopd demand
end sol 10 b "a rnp1n hut the mOve hfavv gn0s
waq Igor rnf urs9fH nrv some descriptions ~ light
wffr'rf fob r1 s0l heat n production.
fLpA kINGS-Iha demand f0r tfeVe IL also got some
dan
ovERcn tTrNGs-A few snecia mates ~ Eysan and
T'rh gods 'r f. fr request but outside ~ these little IL
Del ga91r
NoPSTED CoATTNgs are quiet and cO1nar1tiyeiv easy
fT heavy wni"h- h1f snug ~oad hoy" racfvef consider
able attention. liberal ordsrs placed fr certain de
tive for s0ra time
CLOTHS AID DOEsEINs sell in small lots tor reassort-
mfnfs uurt rriros.
KFNr"CKY JEANS AND eATrNFrs s-e gpnsr,iy
g'ie an M HANGED bit flr priutef the fe-
mend j. eighty better. Prices for both remain low an
chaH@ef
KEpFILFNTS Fanci4s moved moderately and Few Oliver
fesenUnHs Wien N red q lowe prices sold more n civ,
BIZ the een. ~ tone Is meal f1cf0ry.
fLAN .tI-l N'rc hos been hut irregul1r demand
n-f l scfl0n7 in assorted lois Al auction a'nnt
2noo p'cs ges - white AMI cooref plain ard iwlf
o. ihf sole.
BLANtFI5 were qHet srd slightly freguar vlth tran.
a. - mostly confined 20 s7'al infa
iunrtahf III ver AND veIra rhtwl5 se occasionally IN
sTa narceis and Bamoras show The relative activity
IN vtirfs
FOREfGN GOoD--The following shows She irnnoris
o. dr. roos ~ this port or the time 10
tv~e previous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-21
RRrrIsH TRAnE REpoRT.

roxnov. Nov 20.-The Mark lane Erprcss
., i-s usual weekly review Of the grain trade
s,.. OF Tic SLIGHTLY hrmer tone Of the foreign wheat
ID during me na.t week s. doubt 70 be attributed
.e ct that the ENGLISH yield is turning ont badly In
onartrv and couditon, Tor the enormous shin
,euts from America, aud the large quantity OF
wheat afoat from this and ot'er sources
q, srnplv would under under other circumstances re-
+ret me dcmord The inquiry has shown deciced i'm
,verert although. with l'Tge su"uies pourin@ IN u
me e. rect that pricoS VIII be 20 anv extent aHctd
y, $40 e.atfend request Tho fruuorfs ~ vhe0f mo
I'm or during fhe past fortnight howe heen enornon'
Monde l. showfnv unwar3 ~ 10000 ou'rf"'S ana
r-s 90 rrlav lest further arrival ~ e . quartz ~S
T--u~o Arueri v~hr0t eVsNi0, and 20 AVOID
TO ryuru.c of orcpo~sn-. has tended ~ 'nen" OF
sfuc ner quarter o. course. the large 'Inpo,tS now
s-vivir aro 7idor1hv G excess orr m'nocle re
o.reui nts h, from the recent zone ohserbe 90 the
-ragc 10 rv1nrt fhn fho orfl Oh Tor holders s uo
80 gloomy as Wa my O' ght imac1ne. The course q"
pr-It.rs is being closely watched, and tnls -
md luh-esiv - weak MONT far as sellers
arc concerned, 0s termination of me wa
between Turkey and Bu -ia would st rec the i,t.
mutation Of grain in thn Black Sea morris, am nIHR
ofo1f f,r firna state 90 trincs not unEe r'ic ~
= wheat market Our exports coutinne tlif - t
y 90 ,-.naf in request % Hnpienrill -ie o.
harvest .r France. Frcfmg corn l.. quiet. ih-fe = N
-+,. alteration iu the Vslge 90 barley eal- avg. - -
~ 81 fefr orriv01s NJ rorrs ~ call, the h'hH'' cfS
t~e Tor wheel has rul ste9dv. 20 an imroVeil"ht OF
mont aiv uenco ne~ .Tar Maize has advanced ID
!. ugilrr extent. p rier a. firm