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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-02-06

SANFoRD's Vegetable Liver Pills relieve
, Headache, cure Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Pains
in the Back, all Liver Complaints. For sale
at Gilbert's Drug Store, Harper's Ferry.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-02-06
FOR SALE,

NNE of I've Lrtrst Styles of FIRE PLACE
~ HEATERS, suitable :or h-:ILin> two ILrr-
rooms las l.rn used on 20 SEASON. AMI will
10 sold low, ;.s lave 10 place t" ut 1t.
Z. L. BELLER.
Ortohar IT, lS76-5t
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aARPER's FERRY TRADE.
THOMAS W. BEALE.
M.aufaetursr and pssleria
STOVES. TIN L SHFE1-iRON WAKE
Cor. Shenandoah aud High Streets,
UARPER'S FERRY, w. VA

.I,RE sup.e,ibsr would ADOPT this method Of Ia
forming his friends: snd the citizens OF mar. Z.
,.r,. E-rry and the adjacent country mat ne ~
.tii eond 1e,ing ab"'e businsssin aiits branch
Hayips mad twenty three years sxPerienee N
81. ,r,ds and IL being ME intention TO work acne
THE VERY BEST MATERIALs
He will eoafdsntly assert that customer. may rely
upon getting No. articles from his EstAonshmen'
SCOUTING OR TIN ROOFING,
executed in ID. very beat manner and a. ine snot.
est nOuee. Orders from my portion oil the county
will recsIye prompt attention. and prices soA'ao-
'ss spEaR.s CsLoRiFic COOK sTov IS the mos,
comple,r Cooking Stove the world has ever seen
con.tartly HAND fn short. any artseie N the
Tin ard ShseI & Iron trade can be had IL bis manu-
iaeIory.
Mussox's CoPPuA LIsHrsIse ROps iarnisaed an
put up anywhere the cOunly, at the saos'e.' y"
lice ARD upon essonable terms -,
NO. Job WORK aud Needing done in the best
.tyIe and At the shortest notice. Merenen" sup
Piled ON the rnost accommodating terms
HArpsr's Ferry, Oct 8. 1879
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-02-06

LIME! LIME
KILN OF Fresh Burnt Lir for SALE by
N wEIRlCK WELLER.
October 10
lNwAIM'S PASACEA, Elex 1od. Brom. Cal.
= and Yegetine for sale by -..-
RHOLD'S Cough Killer, Boshsr's German
"A Syrup, Bull's Cough Syrup. s"ld BY
LIGHT d MITCHELL.
NoRIANDkR. e round Pepper Sage: ealtpetrs-
\ pure. Sold by LIGHT.k MITCHELL.
ZINE CUTLERY-Pen Knive. from cents up
r to 81 Sold by LIGHT MITCHELL.
November IS. 1876
ZINE PIs nished.T TIE. and Coffee Bigns. beauri:
r full assortment. which will not tail TO suit II
in qua lily and price; sIsO Corn P"ppers, Coffee
Mills. Toilet and every discrir tion of ware
found in a first CHASE Tin and steve House
J. II. EASTERDAY.
November 81, 1876.
CToNE and GI.s. Frui. Jars. ely Glass.s. Tin
y Fruit Can ". Porcelain 'ined Pre.erving kettIes,
sc Tor sale by JOS II. YESTERDAY
BEAUTIFUL Tin Toilet Sets, Smoothing Irons.
ID &c for Gale by
July II. 1916 jos. ID EAs lEhotf-
GAIT FOR SALE C. LEO, Fine 81 50:
|tORN wANTED.-sound Corn lard bv
I BERRY BROS.
Ripoo, Dec 10, 1876.
TRY HAINEs' Five Cent Havana Cigars, uyou
i vish good smoke,
june 80, 1874.
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vac IA .S
ILLUSTRATED PRICED CATALOGUE,

EItIv p,=-s 800 Illustrations. ~i'h Descriptions
of the beat FIuweIs ssd Vegetables in the world
aad ii, ,rHy to grOuD htn all for Two CIsr
postage stamp Printed in German and Englisb.
ck's FIuIsI Guide Quarterly IS cents year.
Viek's FIoSor sad Vegetable Garden, 30 esh's
in paper; Ia elegant cloth coyeT. 3 LOO
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-02-06

Use Sauford's White Pine Balsam for
Coughs, Incipient CONSUMPTION. and all dis
eases of the Throat and Lungs. II never
fails. Price CSC For sale at Gilbert's Drug
Store, Harper's Ferry
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-02-06

TIE Celebrated Pfe7er Rye Whisky is
endorsed by the analysis of Prof. ". A.
Akin, of the University of Maryland. 1t
excels in purity and flavor. Gilbert Bros,
Harpcr's Ferry, Agents for Jefferson County.
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TIE WELLS TEA COMPANY

I.onc f tie large and most reliable ho1s"s
III the trade; All parties reqUli iur Tea ia guam
tries will ii" wcll t" send their orders direct.
January 16, 1877 I'm.
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NEwYoRK TOBACCO MARKET.

JANUARY 23-ToJacco-There has been more
done in Kentucky leaf on export At ste. m.
wees 1.6. ohogsheadsk Kentucky have been sold n A.
Gl4c. Sales 100 cases sundries at 7@35c; 0 cases
n iSa i5 81 eass
100 cases New Ems land! 1876. on private terms;
ut sOc@$1.15. Virginia leaf Is moving off n little
more freely. Tho quotations are: Virginia low
Gaf i2S f1f ns 81 ?Sa for SrS ye
low working filters; 20@45c. for wrappers; sd
1oc: for bright yellow smoking lngs; lS@s2oc. FOL
5Gec.: heavy, S@7c. good lggs, light, e@7 ~
9Tc.; medium leaf, light, 9@10c.: heavy, 10
1sc.; line leaf; light; l3@l4c 1eayX d I4@l6c.
sess arva'nSs n.r sss4 sound
s5mS6; good common, $6.50@7. so; n!dtlling. se
G.s9; good to fine red, s9M $12; fancy. $l3@$2n!
upper country, se.5 o@S25; ground leaves new -
0hio.-Inferior to good common, a4@I6; green:
fsh and brown, $76iS750: medium TO fine red IS
9si3: common to medium spangled, S7@$s; Gnt
spangled to yellow, 81 0@$l5.
Seed Leaf.-Crop OF 1873 and 1874: new Eng.
i Sc fne, 2o@s5c. New England seconds, go
lOc: filters 696c.; seconds and filters, shipping
lots, 5ka7c: Pennsylvania assorted lots, l1@ &C.
New York assorted lots, common. 7(l9c.: 0hiC
assorted lots, 5ai@7lc.; Wisconsin assorted lots
5S@7c. Crop Of 1875: New England Wrappers
5 5s ss:Gnds sr fso ses ea
and filters shipping lots 6k7c.; Pennsylvania ane
to selected wrappers, G945c.; assorted lots. IA
25c; Ohio assorted lots, soto; Wisconsin assorted
aanufactured.-gla work, common and, and me- ne.
Si623c.; good and fine. In bond, 25@44c.
Foretgn.- Havana filters, common. SSG9oc. IN
S rs7s ana cH asart sE s5 ns
| eOr-JU1LrnGk OF Commerce.
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.,E1N.ANG LAI..
RlcHMejND sTocK EXCHANGE.
rnunspkY, January rs, 1877.

dmerfcan Gotd.-TU5h BID, LOT asked.
State, consois, S74 BID. e1s
asked; Eirginiu coTsols new, bid flns-
able 37 bid; Virginia deferref, bid, 74 nsked
Vtrgfnta Interest certificates bid: Virginia tax.
receivable coupons, S24 bid, By asked =, 49,
-aCitu Securities Richmond city Ss.: 11G bio;
Richmond city 6's, 90 bid, 99x asked Lynchburg
city S'a, Io7. bid: 1ynchbnrg city e,s, 81 bid !;
Norfolk city 9, 99H bid; Manchester S's, 90 asked
Railroad .B0nds.-VtrgiIiia Central Rainnad
nom mortgage 81, j. and d., 81 asked; souths1de
pS asked: sonthsdc Railroad second mortgage pre-
ferred e's, y. and j., 565 bid; Petersburg kaE
road first mortgage S's, y. and j., Tx bid, 77H
asked =, -
Rnitrond Stocks.-Rchmond and Petersburg
Railroad 100 par, "a bid, 20 asked; Rlchm9nnda,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad common, lOo
mar, S7h asked; Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad per cent. guaranteed, l00 par,
81 asked: Richmon Fredericksburg and PotoInac
Railroad 2 per, cent. guaranteed, 100 par, 92s
asked. .,g;E l:sE -, &. i -, !, "a
III asked: National Bank Of Virginia, 100 par, Ivy
asked; State Bank OF Virginia, 100 par, 75 bid, ~
asked Union Bank Of Richmond, sc pnr, 45H BIO
Merchants and Planters Savings, rs par, 23 asked:
CITIZENS Savings, 25 par, 81 bid. -ita.s.,-.f
In surdnce Observation-Disclosures Fire and Ma
rine 25 par, 38 bid: vlrsinin State, IS par, 2S]i
bid, 291 asked; Virginia Home, il 90 nar, 81 bid,
ZOE asked, Merchants and Mechanics, 100 80
asked; City. 100 par. 50 asked; Old Dominion,
100 bar. GS asked Commercial Fire Insurance
COmnaiiy, 25 par, 16 bid. 19 asked; RICHMOND
Fire Association, rs par. 10 hid.
NisceLtaneous.-01d Dominion Steamship Com
paDy, 100 par, rs bid - ~
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
A COMPROMISE BETWEEN THE SPASIARDs A.
$685.. ..CERASs

| A COMPROMISE BETWEEN THE SPAS1ARDS AND
-,-l ;CUBANs. : :
HAVANA, January 81, uia Key West, Fla.
For two days report has been current, and
credited by many Spaniards, that arrange
ments hal been entered into between the
Spaniards and Cubans, rs follows Peace
declared and amnesty granted to the island /;
Spanish Captain-General to remain for
five years; after which the governing power
is to be elected by the people. Also, that
Martinez Campos would come here accom-
panied by Maxine Gomez, the latter to re-
ceive the position of Marischal de Campo
in the Spanish army.
| UNWILLING OF THE STATUE OF THE POET BURNS.
| GLASGOW, January 25.-The statue OF the
Poet Burns was unveiled here to-day with
appropriate ceremonies by Lord Houghton.
Franco.
THE BUDGET CoMMlTTEE-GAMBEITA FOR PRE-
s1DENT.
VERSAILLES, January 25.-The Chamber
OF Deputies to-day elected the Budget Com
mittee. The successful candidates are,
without exception, Republicans. and the
majority GambettiSts. The election OF ii.
Gambetta as president OF the committee is
assured.
Ex-CHIEF-JUsTICE IGLEsIAs AND PARTY BOARD
AN AMERICAN sTEAMER-THEY HOPE TO REV
OLUTIONIZE MAZATLAN.
SAN FRANCISCO, January 25.-The Pacific
mail steamer Granada, from Panama and
Mexican ports, arrived about noon to-day.
Soon after the steamer left Acapulco there
were rumors that President Lcrdo would
board the vessel at some point up the coast
and take passage for San Francisco The
coast was closely watched for the party with
out avail. AT Manzinilla, which was reached
next day, eX-Chief-Justice Iglesias and party
including Cabinet officers, military men and
other officials, with followers numbering
in all fifty-eight men, came off to the Gren-
ada in boats. Nearly all were armed to the
teeth. Most Of the party were refused per-
mission to board the steameruntil the United
States consul requested that they should be
received. The destination Of the party proved
to be Mazatlan, which lglesias supposed IA
vored his cause, and where he intended to
organize government and resume the
struggle for the presidency.
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that he never sent such dispatches as are
SESSSfhsf M ffia fEfgVfN f,sef ia berry. Ha

snESGffUeu by the teleg rapner De Betty. he
will make reinstatement to; that effect before
~ The Foreign Relations Committee. Of the
House have agreed thai the address Of the
Irish people. to the President Of the United
States Ia matter that does not call fors ac-
ton by Congress. s.H
The questions which De Berry declined to
answer were: Did you communicate q
knowledge Of these kilograms before your
appearance to any personsP Ii this the first
time that you claimed the privilege OF not
answering such questions? 80"
Mr. Lawrence: End you communication
with any body about your knowledge OF the
telegram before you were calledito testify
here? Can you give the contents OF any
other message received from any persons
other than Chandler and Stcarns between
the 9th and 18th OF November? Answer :
l cannot remember.
The witness, in further examination,
said he first heard Of the telegram from
Chandlerto Stearns saying that the Repub-
leans must have Louisiana, South Carolina.
and Florida, by fair means or otherwise,
when it. was communicated 10 him in conf
dence by Republican telegraph oper ator !;
but witness declined to tell the name OF his
informant, and also declined to say to whom
he first mentioned the. contents OF the tele-
gram. ....... .--.,,,.
Gilbert D. Mil, q telegraph operator, tes-
tilted that he had sent rei-ssrams from Y.
e. Chandler in Florida to Il. Chandler In
Washington, in cypher.
Governor Stearns, Of Florida, is here to
testify
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! TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO ExCHANG

.HlCf1EgOND lObACSo c-aS11<AAsSti''
f -!i545st .H.''t ','.' 5..' JANUARY 25, 1877.
r The transactions on Change during the past
week have been very mcagre, but ever since Mon.
day there has been an Improvement In the tone OF
the market. Dealers bought with much more spirit
and In short time we may fairly look for: con-
siderable increase in sales. ,..: so ..34a ~
The breaks to-day comprised SO hcgsheads, ]
tierce, and boxes. The: offerings At auction on
Change we're ~ packages Of which nnnhssi II we're
taken IN, and the remainder sold at prices ranging
from 1870 10 $3.50. .,.,t. -. - ..s - 2CH
The quotations remain unchanged: ,..G
DAnK..-Prsnviwas-.s.sl .25ta$s.50. Lugs-Yery
coinn,on. NJ :: Is; medium TO good S6.5O@$7; ex-
trn ~ Si1GSa y aI4-ComnOn, $7G$9; medium
s So a'5? COCA. s1i@ ti5s, sl25o@
market, sI7@sls; fine extra 'iscN wrappers
BRIGHT.-Lugs-Comm sS@s10; medium to
good, sII@5l2.5o; fine smoking, $15@$2O; ex-
ira smoking, s2O@$3O. .Leaf-Co,nmon to lnedi-
.um. SOFAS II good TO fine, 81 2@$l5; extra 1ill-
500 medium to good. s26@ss5; fine, s35@s50;
), MAHo ANY Wrqppers.Co Common, $4,000
$685. medium TO good, 525@S30; fine, SS5@s4D. ;
extra Si5nS55. '' '.' .. ''
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Lumber. Saves, &c.

fsfSs6 on; western
Virginia pop,nr, S12.50GS25 n 900; willie Pine
$21@s76 H Id 90 yellow ZINE boards, 81 @s14;
DIST s12@$ls, nccordinE to ergths shinglss.7
Pine, e2.6DG fa5 !; cypress six-inch, ~ .6gElSl5
. 1000. Esths-Spilt 81 sc sawed, &2.2sta&2.5
1000. .G53ItatIH..l 81 E:s9sS tsEss.l,ial
. &area Whislsey- barrel tim Der ereen, Al sp$29E
1000; seagonefl, S2o@$25 o 1000. F1our-barrel
Timber, S5@S7.50 q 1000. Flotr-barret polesl$
Ms; hogslead-hoops. no demand; hickory-hoops,
Mi1i.Feed. - ~ To-.
yishfpstuy: 356A40e. p t,nsnel 7 ' ~ s,ssE
- Br6t0n stuff. t20cy q bushes. !tG y srzfF 1.f'
:, Shorts. .I9c, g busIs:. ss,f. ,t.i. +
Wheat Bran: 15@19c. D btishel.
Corn Bran: lee. per bushel. - : ~
ts'+5 Powder, Shot, Sc. 800
Fuse: Toys mining, 35c.Gss1.25 q 100 feet.
Potoder 1916 by the five lkc,ss-less than tin
kegs, 1925; blasting, 43.25@&3.50. r,a
Shot: Northern, S2.40@s2.50 8 bag of 25 lbs.
GTtndstotes:' 1SA2hc: p b. : r -.
-s.it ~ }>tli54atfs Wood.
Cord Uas-Seasoned. SO. OATS. rs unseasoned
$2.75@$3.253 Pine-Seasoned, s3G$3.25; unsea-
Iope0 &2 60ESS2.75.t -. =. e...-# s"g...-a srt
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CHICAtaO LumBER MARKET.

JANUARY 22.-Lum5er.-The yards are wen
stocked, and prices remain unchanged the demand
being only fair son tbird
inch, S3O6$32; select 1-inch. $2Q@S25: wagon-
box boards, 13-inches ana npward, select, S359
S256DS26 stock boards. q, S14@Sl6: common
iunher, feet and usder, S9.50@$lo.5 30; fenctng,
$950@slO.50; jolst AMI 'scantllng, 20 to "a feet,
iirst and second clear 3O@$33 flooring first CONS
mon rough, 1925; flooring, first common, dressed.
siding, first and secuni clear, dressed, $l6GS17 ::
siding. common, dressed, 81 .5o@$1
Timber.-Sawed, IL to 1G feet, lOGS13; square
Mingies:-sawed, 4, p 1000, s2.35@sa-e0.
Ldth.-S1.500$1.65 ,:..aYtt :. ..-..,
prices A or star, 2.2o@5240; Noi sawed SIC
$1.25. ...at yt..s I..L!,
which charge follows the shingles. Thickness Five
shingles tobe two inches in thickness. Length: Sig
teen iacheS--Ttme2- ...#t >. - i. Il
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vtLniING TON MARKETS.

JANUARY ,23.-sptrits Yarpentiae.-3Inrke.
finn at 43ii. Per gallon for southern z: Scsssges.
Sales OF 1S3 casks at that price, closing steady.
Rosin.-The market opened dull It S2.10 for
srrnincu and good strained, and ialer in the day
5000 barrclsgood strained changed hands at 05,
Tar.-Siarke: steady ut sl.so per barrel Sales Of
receipts Mt quotations.
Crude TurDentiae.-The market for this article
was dull and unsettled. Some 500 or 400 barrels,
sold tn arrfve, were placed at $2.25@$3 .35; but
those prices could NOT be obtained for lois on the
market aud 1t was generally understood that sellers
would naYe To submit to concession. : -
, ,Coaon.-anhe market ruled steady and unchanged
both as to tone and quost Yesterdays prices
neing fully sustained. We heas Or sales Of 16S
Ike; 10 bales at 12c: bates att 2c 20 bales
At 12Sc bales q. 1885,; bales at i2s i've o amd
ciaI quotations: Ordinary 1c. q 10; good to ordt-
nary, lhe. low midtlliiig, 1870; middllng, 1895
good midding l2 LIS 4 -, Inc. i a., lon. 90 t,,o
A nlerican Cotton ExchaHge.-Stdr.
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PITTSBURGH PETROLEUM MARKET.

JANUARY 23.-Thcre was little more activity In
the crude market to-day until about O'Clock, when
which It closed. Refined off was nominally. un-
changed The folio wing were the ruling
fntion S3.83; outside lines, $3.62k. -
; Cr.tde.-F0r immediate shipment, f. o. b. on cars,
was held at s3.75G$3S0: gyL
o6c. bid Phiiadelphia, 26c. bid for spot delivery;
Balno7e 26c. bid for spot delivery; f. o. b. cars,
OIL BnyreTs-Thc demand Is fair. We quote city
makes AT 81. 40. There no country makes In the
markat.-DiSpatch. t@.s .8& ""1 ~
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YrvTH CONGRESS- Second Session.

l.lN
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The bin was presented as passed by
,bc Senate and was reported back to
the House immediately. The previous
Question is to be called nj o'clock to-mor-
row. The last four hour will be devoted
to ten.minute speeches, with privilege 10
print in the Congressional Record by those
crowded out. ~ 5.'.I
Debate on the electoral bill engaged the
House TO-DAY to the exclusion OF all other
subjects. The galleries were crowded to
an unusual degree, and great interest was
manifested in the proceedings. Speeches
in support of the bin were made by 1icCra-
~, IIunton and Goode OF Virginia, Hew-
lit, and Hoar OF Massachusetts,. Hale and
Monroe spoke against it.
The most notable OF the speeches was
that by Mr.. Hoar. He expressed himself
very strongly against the idea OF the con-
siitutional power OF the president Of the
Senate to count the electoral votes. He de:
scribed the awful and august form Of law
rising over the troubled waters, and utter.
ing the divine mandate, "Peace, be STILL"
He was enthusiastically applaudcd.
The debate was continued into the night
session.
The indications are that the bill will pass
hy over thrce-fourthS majority.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW; YORK.


sales OF sos bales At SIeSis 7ess eoasoii;
dated net receipts, 1886 bales exports-fo Great
n Ds 1855 bales channel, 5,ai3 bales. Flour
scarcely so firm, without, however, any declded
change in price and only Ugh. oasnsis doing doing Tor
posed to realize southern quiet anu nncnan2eMi.
Wheat extremely dull aud decidedly lower 10 sell;
shipper, and 9 e
or: only limited export and home trade demand; old
western quiet and unchanged; new no grade
armly held: common aud inferior lower, with limit
cd trade demand. Coffee-Rio quiet and anchangcd.
Sugar quiet and steady ,a ana @
SIC. Eosin easier at $2.4D. Turpentine steady;
dull but r s1ss s!sm ms Whisky a a
offered at $1.OsY, Frcights duh. ..I5a 80
e- "! BALTIMORE. ',2a
p.rruoRr. January 25.-Flour firm, quiet
and Unchanged. Whed:: guiet; Pennsylvania red,
S Der, &c; White. i.so@sl go. Southern corn
ern white and yellow, 5es. Oats quiet and arn.
rive steady. Provisions dull Pork. $ls. Gofee
dull and nominal. WhiSkey dull at *l.1l. sugar
quiet. ,,,xr. 4. -
louisville, January 25.--Flour quiet. Wheat
qrEet and unchanged. Corn Grmer at a6c. Eye n ~
e SIaiI and unchanged. Bacon in fair dsmand
elear-rib Sides dqsc. Lard 1isa st fiae'
al ~ liz'2!at GsT.LoUIs?"af s'tef2 NO .,
d ST. LOUIS. January;g easier. ao Wnea d
s sfs dp PIX dSs d HlS assea
lok asked @ me- sd1 sSnnIs. cIesr. and
clear rib-sides. Boon quiet and uncnangsa. n'ss
lrm; packing. % .s0@s8, Csstls sesaye... q
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NEW YORK IRON MARKET.

, JhSUARY 23.-ITon.--Iu Scotch pig there has
eea little more done in small lots from yard, but
an absence Of disposition to operate in important
parcels. The arrivals run light. and about steady
unsatisfactory market; requirements are snlal, but
yet with current low prices makers are not pressing
business il IS thought that uness there Is reaction
sonelof the furnaces now IN bk,st will be put sot
For rails there Is light inquiry. 1t Is rumored that
10000 tons gray forge have been sold at low price
1928: Eglinton Mt S25.50@S28; American pig ;t
S2O.5OGgs21 for, No: 1::$ISGst9 for No.; *ls
and steel rails $50 Ola rails quoted ,notninaiIy
S2O@S21. Wrought, scrap, s25.5D@$26-Joar-
j,n5 m TOl1 ,lercc. '.t., -. H.. t..Jr.
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new YORK CATTLE MARKET.

JANUARY 2s.-Beeres.-Fresh arrivals were 2s
CARLOAD, or 40 head but not being regular mar
ket day, there was trade of concurrence and the
market is nominally unchanged Washington Mar
kct dealers in dressed beef report slow trade Al
SMIOc. 3 d. for common TO prime native beef-sides
CalreS.-Fresh arrivals were only 100 head: The
supply was fuzzy equal to the demand, and trade was
slow ut 7@Shc. d b. for common to prime rgeals
and SS@$12 per head for ordinary 10 good Rrassers
Country dressed Yeals were in demand at loGl2e
p 70. -. i.s., 80 ,,.o-s
carloads, or 8, 043 head. The demand was only
moderate and the market closed weak at about yes,
e a@b snsssp
.hsnds e, nj SagEc Dressed mutton was In moderate
p for sSm4Sa 70 ohRa ri9se Ss
average. Mt exc p d.: l63 do, 90 fs., at $685.
100 bs st 6c; LIS isss do ID IA do le a.
ms. ut 7c.; 54 State lambs, II bs ut &c.; do.
81 ibs., at sgc; $50 Illinois sheep ~ u.s. at oac.
:, ,Ssoine-Freshi arrivals were is carloads con.
fafnIDg 1875 hogs. None sold alive dressed
hogs were In denand at StSSc g-Soar'sssss s q
=. 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-26
LOUISVILLE LEAF TOBACCO MARKET

JANUARY 22.-The sales aggregated 70 hogs
heads, distributed rs follows: .a.-; ~
The Farmers House sold i hossheads: / hogs
head Bar rem County leaf at $500: hogshead Hart
leaf at $3.50, IS, So so; l hogs!caa Hart Comfy
Tugs at a3.45; 2 hogshenda Aduir County leaf and
luys at s.. rs and &4.25 hossheads Henry Conn
IS lugs 1t $3.50 and 1890. ...,..s...
The Pickett House sold 3S hogsheads: hogsheads
Henry County new leaf ut 81, $1,000. $3.50,
ty new In;s ut s5.10, $50, 81, 1850, 1890.
$3.50: 8 hogsheadS Missouri new leaf and lugs at
$3.50, $3.50 1920; hogshestd Garrard County
new Leaf IL 1890; 3 hoEshcadS Taylor County r CIV
leaf ut 1866. S7.79, 81: 3 h0gshcads Washington
County new hugs ut - 80, 81, "a. 10; hogshead
Marion County new lear 1t S5.A0: 2 hOgslelds La
rne County new leaf and Tugs ut $500, $500;
$3.50, $685.: l hossheld Jefferson County new
fugs at $685. 7hossheads old lugS at 81 So S5,
$3.50. 81. 20, IL 20, 81. ! g. $3.50.
The Planters House sold horsEeadS: hogshead
Green County new leaf at $40; l hogshead Hart
Coanty new leaf at $3.50: 9 hogsheads I.ar,le
Cumberland County low luSs at $3.50; hogsnead
IIery County new hugs al $500: ] hogshead Green
County new Tugs at IS. 10; hogshcad Hart County
low Tugs ut $4.40; hosshesitl Green County low
Tugs at 1895. .. ~.
Henri County Ings 1t rs, 81 go and 81 hogs
head BrecElnridge County leaf at s13. 1872
The Louisville House sold Is hogsheads: hogs
heads Adar CDuntylcaf and Tugs at So SO. 10, $3.50
1856, and 1895; 2 hOg5heads Metcalfe County
Tugs at S4.25 and s3-70;S hogshcads factory lea,
and Tugs ut $3.50, $3.50: and 1920; 3 hogsheads
old trash and Tugs Mt 81 80, $3.45, and .l.4D;
bogsheads Larue County Ir:ss at 1920 and $3.50:
hogshead Trimble County leaf at s7.lO.-Conrier'
JouTn0f. 80 -. 'r..... p.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-26
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

E JANUARY 23.-Splendid weather has had 'much
rood effect upon all classes Of trade to-day, and the
result Is visible p the more general looking on The
part the numerous buyers that are In the pafset
we do not think we would be justified IN classify.
ing the business as of an improved character; for
though selections are numerous they are small, and
win continue Of small proportions Until transport-
shippcd TO he point OF destination without more
than the ordinary delay. For all DESCRIPTIONS OF
continue So since it Is the supply and not the de-
nllnd that Just now is of che most Importance
y1,.r tof (toru M