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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-23
& .. o, =. DIRECTORY.
ODD Fellows. HaM. sOrnsr Hala and Eort
Court Streets

ODD Fellows. Han. corner EalA and Eorih
Court strestsl
MHwPErs LoDGu, No. 6-msek every. Tues
day. A. ]. Knapp, n. g.; J. I. Leake, =.
g.; L. S. Burr. secretary; W. 5. Bruce
CTToHasav Lopez, No. s-msets evsry @oa-
day night. A. D. Gibson, n. g.; i. >
Hogan, V. g.; John A. colt, TredsHref
Themss Bacon, I. IS.
: -onuLIER LaD0R. No. 140-meets ever we'd
nesdsy night. Ed Bohle, N. e. } :, a
ner, n g.; oAas. BOrSerI keersaiy' L.
sasTHS Topaz No. I7-neets every Friday
night. W.K. French, n. g.; II. a Varrol,
v. d. WIN. Henry. ?. 4 4. So De- WI
kins. Treasurer.
sIuT1 CRY LoDsE, No. 1T-mests, every
Thursday evening At Odd Fellows Hall " u
p. YeunE, n. g.; Frank Lamont. W 6. W.
II. NoystsH, Secretary; S. G. Toof, Treas.
HIRsOyY Lopez No. lqo-meets every Tues
dsv MIGHT At Odd Fellows Haul, corner Bsal
and fernando streets. r. j. Walker. 4,
a.; d. A. Mc0mber, v. O.; T.. j. Walker,
Seo'y; G.. ". Mi Ter, Treasurer.
DEGEKE IeDeE
MHxPH1s DKdRrE LoBes No. Sheets first
saturday Of each month. B. Bingham. y.
NJ; D. A. WsrdlaW, D. D. NJ; Thomas Ba-
con, A. D. H.; L. S. Burr, I'd A. D. Ms
i, ?. Holland, sso'y; ?. ". Smith. TTess'
K-soANPKKEfB.
aAYeso E~EckHPNKST, No. S-neots o. ne
it aud "a Thurs3ay nights O essh month.
Henry Clements, s. W.. Thos. Bacon. e'rioe
Joss A. Holt. Treasurer; Dave Reahara'
J. W. a4.-
NEHFErs EKoAKFgEsSt 20. o-meSt = AZ
esh Thursday nights Of each Ess- =. =
ROSS. g. p; S. s. Garrett, d. P: joins "
Sick, S. W.; j. 7. Leake.J J. W.; c. rms
ohke. scribe; JOAN VI. Maynesburs, kress'
0ESxRlL RKLrKF COMIrTEE-D. 7. Portsr,
Chairnau, rs Front street; Jshn y. Esytss-
burg, Memphis Oil Co., SECRETARY and lrcs--
ursr, 4. Gronauer. J.. b. Shepherd, b. a.
Pullen, D. q. Reahard.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-23
LEDGER.
BIEEOTORT.

MN
Topeka NJ
S)uTH MgNPHIs, No. IS-meets Cd Friday
In Zach month, in Odd Fellows Hall. FIN
Nelson, " NJ; B K Pullen. Ssc'y.
AseERoxA, No. l6s-mssts LIST Monday in
each month, in Odd Fellows Hall. CIV
Nosby, " NJ; CO Lecke. Sec'y.
LEILA So0TT, No. Zs9-meets LIST Wednesday
IN zach month, in Odd Fellows Hall. A S
Myers, W NJ; X Lyle. sec'y.
DKSOT0. No. &9-meets 81 Friday in each
month, in Odd Fellow Hall. r William
son, WIN; All II White, Ssc'y.
KiLwIEEING, No. Al-mests 4th Friday in
each mentn, In Odd Follows Hall. James S
Carpenter, W M; A J Knapp, Ssc'y.
ROYAL ACE.
PEEK CHAPFER, No. 22-mcets I'd Monday Of
each month-at Masonic Hall. in GsyOso
Block. Robt. Galloway, N. L. Il. P.i Q. G.
Locke, Secretary.
MExrHIs ORAFrHs, No. e5-meets at Ma
sonic Hall, In Gayoso Block, Sd Mondsy e
eanh month. B. K. Pullen, NJ. Is. 4. P;
John D HUM, Acting Secretary.
n. AND 6. n.
EuKxKA CoUEem. No. 6-meets Sd Thurs
day of each month-st Masonic Hall. n Cay
Qao Block. B. 4. Halter, n. H.; 4. }.
rxvPLLRs.
cYRKEE~ CoNHAEDERT, No. 4-m5ets Al Non
Day Of each month at Masonic Hail, 6ayoso
Block. I'D Worshsm, 3. CT !. }. ba1ehus,
Rec.
ID Tuesday Of each month 81 Masonic Hall,
6ayoso Block. B. T. Haller, Is. c.; A. J.
Wheeler. Acting nee.
nSIGHTs or kgD CROss or CONSTANTINE
meets fist and third Saturdays Of each month
Al Masonic Hall. l.. B. Hatch, N. p. s.; u.
j., Barchus, X.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-23
RIVER INTELLIGENCE
A LEAVING TO D
ARRr7AI

1907 NHNA
A%RsITALs.
Steamer Raven, Ohio river.
Glencoe, V~icksburg.
Robert Mitchell, Cincinnati.
City Of Helena, st. Louis.
Belle Of Texas, Arkansas ri7.
Coahoma Friars Point.
DEPARTURES
Steamer Raven, New Orleans.
Robert Mitchell, New Orleans.
So City Of Helena, Vicksburg.
%" A j. White, Arkansas City.
City Of Chester. St. Louis.
rs PORT.
Coahom1, Belle Of Texas, Ella, Carl
ochorz, Vint Shiakle, Glencoe.
Condition or tao Rivers.
The river here rose II inches ia
the "A hours ending at noon to-day,
but will probably come to a stand
by tomorrow; at Cairo the decline
was l inch, with 30 feet 9 inches
on the gauge; at st. Louis the rise
was 10 inches, with 9 feet 10 inches
on the gauge; at Pittsburg the rise
was 4 feet 4 inches, with II feet 4
inches on the gauge ; at Cincinnati
the decline was 3S inches, with 20
feet 5 inches on the gauge : al
Louisville z inches, with II feet 8
inches in the canal at Evansville
it is falling, with 30 feet 4 inches
on the gauge. The Cumberland
rose 81 inches at Nashville, with 1e
feet 3 inches on the gauge. The
Arkansas is falling steadily, witt
3 feet 6 inches from Pine Bluff Il
the mouth. The White is on 3
stand, with a fair steamboat stage
of water from Jacksonport to tRC
mouth.
Miscellaneous.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-23
IN MPLAR OF n

NLroXA TRIPLE OF II. AND 7. EaBSib
no. l-meets every Friday even ~
ing at 5 O'clock at Temperance fQ M
Hall, No. 295 Second street.
Z. o. Milton, W. G. T.; j II. Thompson, ".
v. T.; G. A. s. Richardson. W. X; O. F.
Shepherd, ". A. R.; Earle CAN'T, WE. H.;
Bun Z. Price. W IT.: r. W. shelton, WI ;
o. Olsen, W. D. UT. 7. Callahan, w. q
B. Dunn, W. S D. G. McDougal. P.W CT.
CHELSEA TnFLK OF II. AND 4. No. 2-meets
every Tuesday evening at 8 O'clock, at their
tall, Brick Church, Chelsea. W. NJ, Carr,
W, @. T.; K. 7. White, WV T.. Chas. II.
LRnham, w. r.: G.. r. Dawson. W. A. r.;
L. g. Williams, W. Y. r.; :. n. Chandler,
W. r.;H, Wheadley W. U.iR. J. Rawlings,
W. D. u; G.. X. Egnew, W. g.; 1. Isaaos,
n. s.; e. Y. Colby. P. W. @. T.
MONTGOMERY C0Ugcm No l, 7. A. AND S
T.-nlsets first and third Saturday in each
month, in Temperance Hall. at TX O'Clock
pm. Horace II. Briggs, @. Of c.; G. A. S.
Richardson, X.
THALRs TEMPLE OF II. AND t. No. 4-meetl
eyery Thursday evening st1h O'Clock at ball
No. 2S Second st. D. A. johnson, W. CT;
w. H. Atkinson, W. V. T.: ]. L. Bourne
W. R.; John d. Cox, ir.. W. A. R.; +. ",
Halle, W. +. =; Chas. II. McDougal, W. T.
L. I. Davis. W. u; ID. G.. Reahard, W. D
o.; Chas Stewart, w. Gil Wm Homan. W
B.. Jonathan Wood, P. wa Q. I.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-23
RAILRnAD UNR rARLEs.

6EMPaB AND LoVusvILlE RAILROAD,
Arrives Lsavsa-
az. PIX. Ak. ~,
Express daily except 80.
Saturday ....--. -..''- '. s'A' n o.
NAL Iralp ......~-s ,s
Accounted n (ex.Sundayl 40
Depot Ct head o. 1.Ele sCsst
Ticket OEcc, ei Nhin aNee-. 0efhSs :"
Hedison.
MEMPHIS AM CAARLs SION R. R.
Arrives. Leaves.
~ -
An. v An PN.
Nail train daily $40
Express train dailyY~--. 4.bO llIO
Somerville train daily -
Tex. Sundsyl-~.~..~~.-- $40. ON
jackson. Tenn, accom- -
mediation lex. Sundaylil,5 AlV
Ticket Office as Main street,
WI. Russ, nlsSpI
d~pSSISaLgPi AND TEyEsSsRE 5. n :
-- -
s.N,HS Az. ~;
y. q Nsil (dailN- RD >"
Sardis daily ex. sundaylS,S iiS
trsknl fdatE < sunday e.Ni ~N
Sspet a. feet OF Main street.
Ticket 0hcO. 81 Main ssrest' scrnS -
Y. BURKR. esalsap'S
.ENPETs AND LITTLRR0oK RAILROAD
Arrives. Leaves.
-- ---
Az. ~. Ak. ~
Mt0 Train dsily.-~.--- lt'lN DIV
E~r6ightand Accommcds- ~
ton daily lex. Sunday 10 ~
slsepie ears on nail train. Ticket e6cai,
Louisville Depot, 81 Maiu teor. Msdisonl
md rs Main s;reot
VIZ SMITH. Acts Genl SuP't.
PAuUCAH AND MEMPHIS RAILROAD.
Nail Traia arrives...~..~...~.-. ....---laW an
icaVeS~.~-~--...-s-.....-.-- W pm
Frsieht Train srrlyes-~-~ s'SP'm
eayeS-~--- ----.---- VAN
The mail train leaves CevinEton for Mem.
ahis at an. and arrives at Covington at
100 I'm. The freight train leaves CoYtngton
for Memphis at l.@ p m. aud arrives 81 Gov
ingtoR at 1900 an. Trains leaving MemPhis
will start from the Underwriters y arehouse.
J.W. WILBUR, SaP't.
II. II. GWKN. Asst. Sup't.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-23
LEGAL.
In Supreme Courtat Jackson.

Samuel Mosls, aSm'r Of James Reid. de-
ceased. vs.. W. IL. Moncrief and wife, Mary
A. Moncrief.
RY VIRTUE OF THE DECREE PRO-
- nounced December 9. 1876, By the SUI
prene Court at jackson, in this cause, I will
the deor Of the courthouse Of Shelby county.
on Main street in the city Of Memphis, on
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-23

follows:
Situate in Shelby couaty, Tennessee, Begin
ming at a hickory s~aBplipR with wbiteoak
pointers, the southeast corner Of a 81 ,5-acre
tract which was allotted bv a decree of the
County Court to Ira Moon and wife; thence
north ~ chains 43 LINKS to a hickory; thence
west IA Chains so links to a stake at an old
blaokoak stump with hickory and sweetgum
pointers; thence north y chains and 81 links
to a STAGE near Mrs. " Anders0n's ri n-house,
with q blackgum pointer; thence west Ii
chains 80 LINKS 20 a stake with redoak point
ers thence south 81 chains to a stake Ii links
north l2s east OF an elm marked X; thence
east y chains % links to a stake 10 links north
Of a blackjack sappling pointer; thence south
Is chains % links to a stake with redoak and
dogwoed pointers; thence east u Chains AZ
inks to the beginning, containing "a S-5 acres.
being the same laRd sold by I, 4. Taylor To-
Mrs. Susan e Coleman, January, 1867.
Terms Of EaIe-eash.
JOHN Il. FREEMAN, Clerk.
SMITH i COLLIER, Solicitors.
March IS, ISL, 1888
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-23
NEW YozK. March % 1882 n.m.-sPou sIe
nd nnmin.LL- n.oL.--.L - a...--.

EEw YOgE. March .. 12;35 p~.m.-Cottan is
quiet, with futures steady. Sales for future
delivery. q. ZOO bales.
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6RMPHIs AND LoVigvnl RAILROAD.
Arrives. LSavsa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-25

n at 5lsc; 102 do II n 5c 200 state 81 n, ct 6<c lS7
do, 80 10, 6l2c.; IFS Ohio, ITO ID, "a 81 a. o.,
Judd Buckingham at jersey CITY, 200 Ohio 81 10 III
f. newton sold 81 Ohio 20 H. 5c 1872 of es ~ at &C.;
1856 OF SO u, at 6isc. - - -. n eoa 81,
HoGs-Arriyals 1850 yesterday with 20 cars Of Soy, AZ
eral expected Frets Prices Oh drssu e'o
just steady OF Sa9Sae. fcr city, and tGo'se ior
BUFFALO Jan. 24-CATuR-Receipts to-day L. w. mean
total for the week thus far 5O22 mead agant .-o
prices lower than the opening quotations gu a Du
Shipping grades; go disposed OF;
mostly supply the local trade sales OF NAIVE t@
good butchers cattle ranging from l2ll to Ito 10 a,
50 so medium and fair lots Of INTEGERS grades ~ 20
~ 10 - asa drv cows ana INN a.
80 25 6<3 rs averaging 1883 ID, at 81 l'so ~
saEEP AND today 900 head t91a io
far IL 800 heal asans, 500 ea ~ % cara
for Eastern and TO local dealers pfs 49,
ruling on good medium lots ia ic OF last weeks qlo
There in the yards deIncng togt - ~
Of ii 90 oars-25 on sale, ~ eonsisneu !"
York and Albany and Is consigned 10 Boston - -, 49,.
Receipts to-day. 100 head total for the WEEK %
$3.50 heal against 400 head Tor the same t III, I'D
gr.des at IS 25as6 20. light pigs At 20 % DO uenana
heavy grades in yards 50 cars through c0nslgh '
The rolling stock OF both roseS Is s"o'' "
dOubledeck cars
cuicAGo Ian 24-CArrE-R Receipts 5000 head shipments
head heavy. dull and weak ot OF eAtra aeo
sold at s. 30 prices unchanged 1910 500 Ao, r,,rtet
Hoes Receipts. $4,000 head shipments ~ ntsn sIs
OF nae - s56sG 40; good 10 choice heaVy shPps
~ s1gEP easier receipts 400 head sales 81 25as5
FAST IBFETY Penn, Jan. 2CAfrLH-Re .nGa "
544 hea all For here total for two Gays eo head
SO cars Of through and - Of yard stock bst ~ -
medium IN good at $685. 20 common 70 iar ~ -
Receipts today 81 heaq total i9r Two o oS
today 500 head total for two days 96Vo
head ceiling OF SiQst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-25
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

INV YoRE Jan 2i-BEEy After 2l9 cattle Yesterday
w.. s, 20 TODAY making GJoi since saturday. agInst
aq .,r1e e a-t week. The stock ~ to-day was found
gar, ' mere before irht but ney be unt into
arrvasof Tomorrow sock ran below medium H. qualiiy
I.rc, slightly average price Possibly there was
t de.1" in common cafIr. Out good GIoy,s neg ther
beet arrived to-day. and sold Al 1G' - Ihe prices Of ye
sioeS %rI 81 i0ic isr thinni- to decent soers
lie Tor good cattle and II &c for choice single car rens
i Sale 70 3 balls SO tte ized ste,Ts 81, a. s , q
w AZ az & So II la at 9c 4i6a ioc lG7 at Oc l73
5 n b 81 lie; 80 at II &c; IL at l'c 10 at l2c % ID
3-1tIcbs; stock was booked to r c. East
man 20 TO Seigcl Meyers 10 Kahn & CO.. anu 70 j. "
ciq & Meyers sold 30 little mixed yes and Missouri
Chcrokee % n q! h. q :. a 80 ns''i " o 49, rs
80 n II Of l8l2 y a. Iic, % 10 ana = s'on' D. 'i
$9 At &c % = Il n IN KY sI8 n at ilc s. b. less
soc q t26 h. a. n c y Of III 70 a. Il &c 60
y OF 7g H. at &c Of 1856 H. lO4c. SO n and of
Gcs Illinois st'G ned LIZA At l9 % y Morris .,
70 Wlxel Aneron, - to kopfer q Co.. the rest scat
r. Goldsmith sold for KOpfr Co. 90 Cherotaess $50 p
a. 5i2 h. at IOc. II OF 80 n, lOl4c, 81 b. aud 81
each f9r 10 m's nd its For y Mors 81
m 9os 2j h. &C. So n. for J. saddiei. 80 Illinois,
IT, yos e o Illinois 9l b q; 9} 3, and 70 % q llIo
idle ~ ll9l at l0lc, 81 ID 10 OF l2'' ID AZ lo4e'
o bsdley & Posi-. for x Norris u Illinois osi p at ?1;
nrqf
d, -, ~ less each 81 o. LOO % az 4CX % ID 80.
Sannrs for y Norris - Illinois, LIS 70 ~ JIG ~ 81
l. 50 b AT &c and soc each: 81 Of l. 80 d. 5ic' ieS' -
each. IT, q xrir,trt, I 4, At
l0ltc: IL or 800 N. 10 81 % on l34 D ~ &C. 10
90 N I9c Of I.5D %, l2C. % D. ROY hN.I * N5sI
ION Illinois 1852 h. at &C. % ID 10 Oh Il@- ID AZ Vfo'
30 n 10 II 1913 y al llc. ol D. o nj, I -
d. Waixe sold limos. LOCO b al 80" % IA q ar
Ii n Toe aud each II OF LOO Il al Ioc 80 u i'io "
lOitc, less RI y head =, rr,,.,s
at isc 10 Of ,29+ AZ lOc less 81 each - 81 a. q,
IOi,c and jOc each 10 u 10 ID al lO % ~ AZ "
2-5 n at 3Ic. 81 b less 81 = head. - .,,.-. 80 .,
81 IAnterbach fOf MAxe q Alsftoh tta ~ ~
Al g aud 81 eacr; OF I,l52 d 1T IOhc oil IlbJ ID b
sesy aePherson for Chancellor s. 10 Ohio 70 cw
al IO2dllhc. Co.,, % ,,,.a,. q, o,.c tess al
each "a Of II72 at 9s4c; Of l,lSi at lOc ana oVo
g. ronsy for ~ Morris Sc Illinois LIZA h. at &c and 81
each .,-.. -, rut,ot. ,c. ~ at
DC 5G n 81 Of 1926 N 10 lOi4c - -. IL. ... "a A,v
nj Srfietl A. stock and likely 20 arrive before night
a. report, 81 clrr largely AZ Jersey
CIV There was very good market Yesterday al fnii
Unns FiOI selng SiXtethst 4O2 ONO sheep fo9 ID
NJ 53.c., and l85 OF ~ ~ al e q, - .,,ao
Van Aistyns sold to-day state sheep. 81 tbsc
Haleabock DAVIS sold a. foit eighth So III i'A'lS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-25
- Anril "a. We annex latest street quota

e..ta bonds were dull, lot of funding act bonds
tXoytb Carolina selling at r. There were sales of
StSsYork County bonds at 101; In the city bank
New American Exchange 19l sold at los, and
part ,50 at 100. In railroad bonds the Pacitcs led
IMHH It Centrals 1O7ls and San Joaquin branch up
VIC OBJ Union sinking funds advancing to %, while
70 = -, xere firm at 104. Wabash trsts were
pr. st I033i and seconds at "a Missouri Pacific
n rsng to par Rock Island rs were better at
NH nS1 and Central New-Jcrsey corvertibles easier
Isl 81 Paul frSts, La Crosse division declining
~ os lie sinking funds falling LIZ To 81. There
10 alos of Albany and Susquehanna tirsts ut 1922
CSicago. Burlington and Quincy IS at ll2r4, Great
NT"stprn seconds 1t 1882. Western Union Telegraph
VI AZ 1O4lQ Delaware and Hudson registered
pponGs Of 1881 az 1O1. and Erie firsts at 10.
p TSs earnings of the s.. Louis. Iron Mountain and
s0ntSern Railway Company for the second week Of
Sos 900 SOL S74 Increase 81 $40
10 ~ comparaiive earnings of the Chicago Mil
,,antee and ST. Paul Railroad for third week Of
January 100, 10. .,o-o,strs7s s7s 600
since Jan. / o.-o,o,,o-e 200, ooo
TGe decrease for the week from 1874 Is go, 100
II f,ou 1875. $40. 0j5 for the three weeks from
go - GOO and from 1879. Sl3O,243.
w Rr,vrrs' and Maltsters' Insurance Company
declared semi-anuual dividend of five per cent
navabe on demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-25
COTTON MARKETS.

GuyEsToN JAM Cotton firm Middng, l2asc.; Low
Nriimg II 10 Go,-i Ordinary, II " net receipts ,SJ5
h,Ie- gross sBi BATES exports France l3i3 bales
salr- g. "a bales st0rA. O,323 hales.
uJtDu quiet aud unchanged more dis
ros,tina D. eel Midliug l2ls receipts, 2,262 hs
T orts coast1e 1883 bals; sales 800 bales stock 05Oo
"a
BALTIMORE Jan. 2i-Cotton quiet and easy Mifdlinr.
I9is, Low Midilng &C Good Ordinary ii 7-c.
$40 bales exports eOastglse, $50 bales; sales $50
hales. Ia -pinnerz. 26aj bales siOcS, 1Oil tales
2I-COtt0a nrm; MldiIng. II W. Low
MfGing l2ia; Good Ordinary II |e net receipts 5l3
balrs sales 1913 bales stock SAY baea
EOsIos Jan 2i.-Coton qniet nihding, iSte.; Low
NIdiing Use Ordinary. i.iic; net receipts, 10
nus "a baes sales. l1j bales STOCK sHO6 bales
Io,lsvIl1I Jan 2I-COtOn steady Hitdng ~ sal2rc
iyxc1NsITI Jau 2.-4ottsn duh MidiiiDg lag: Lew
NddnR klIsc: Good Ordinary, 81 receipts Isis bales;
apueuts IS bales ssleS lSJ 1a.es sCcA Ii DaitA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-25
WEDNESDAY. Jan. %. 1877.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


AsTTherc arc only small sales and prices remain nom
a.. r. al f7,c f1r POTS and GiacG7tc. for Pearls g.,
Cl.IBy auction TO-DAY, ltuotU ions SCrnton "gre 80
M gr 0ODc steamer ST y g. 10000 tom crate ~
Ell c-tas. 20 5000 tans r at - 50 = - 4""V o.s
81 tsrsg a. ~ and 600 tons CteStnut no ~ W ?
- 81, ana 80. Fiitson. including 1000 tons
ID 81 OGO Crate al q b p 1000 tons
- a. s-a0<2 go and - OCO tons Stove al :" 40
's.irtu Md crrdcs were scarce and quiet t-day. but
y f-. Dr .our Days tie s.s have reached S!O5 Days
N.--s.u 2-l lazua.r CTS bags eHc1H o . hhgs
A.r ana IS Tags -nDto Domingo eclt ~ los ~ con
srre,I.u within Rio "es quiet ara "l,.ll.t
sbse tae -tocS here 1921 bags IN BaItmore 33l
"a, at Hampton Ipads i2ji bags ana al New ,leins
Il BAGS. N. were no new sales elther re OF
a. q town General guotIt 0ls wCTS. a. follows
no Ordinary cargucL J. sH4~c., 90 ta3f, l"'ta-u'
.F - e.. 400 ~c O.. pm .olf"-icf extreme range
D.. lr. %. a22 java mats. 23o2tc singapore nht-
10 tI ,rF lou lsu-lc MafaCalhn lNH-u2' Lag ~ II,
1s-.aL.. Jamaica lNGlScs Sauo Domingo '0It =;
Pura, Ii.u va Oi2c. Costa ltica, NeGlC hcNiu -
con- Manila 100 0c. AnIo-tur. -o2'l c.; HaFahlh l"@
gioe turac0a- C:,tlc ali sod ior Invoices - ,
tITTbN-Ihere advanct OF @tsc III trdlnirN anu
strf ordinary. iiec Cool ordinary AMI oiIict oo ord
A. amt advance n -tllH"i coed CTdhGIN ana
rrf od ordinary; Alabama cotton Is 10 be quoted the
san ID. uands al grades OF New 'r1tans an eNs e
l. above piaula TIadc very GuL ~ tle revise lo
- sa ii, uua from spinners beng light, ana duH and
~ lrEet Liverpool dscpuragiug export push IRE
no 6f9 bales Or which Dps last evening, Hcudne ~
a. tor consumption and pa foG speculation; co. bits
~ delivered contract Tie receipts % The ports were
IL . fc against 49 bales tIs dIy last week ana ~
81 bales dav last total since sept .,"oi
1r AGAINST bales during the same ptriOu last sa
i,o following the revised quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-25
nnMEaTIC MARKETS.

BUFFALO Jan i loo bgT BariSS
zoos bush. Rye. so bush & 100 b 1D.n
E9ea SS 4SSl y 'ri 800 6aa Thco vas nd
iT corn leSl anu u, ir ed oric WhcaISa,ss Ok 500
oi' , n - q zoo bush CO. Al HO 1000 bn-h do
Ex 81 IS 100 bh %oTi T'sf" 10 0a2 , a ~ % on
frs,E H. lrr7vt ~ 84I3c igl Nike! 90 Al Ole
ea western a. &c 9 }. e ca " Tei+rn 2
Ton! .tie al 65c I.aiTlI swheai luc, Corn
s S,-S' Ci'' o'''' 10 80" '''
and lower 80 gi"ago sPrin2 81 H. el'i t I'll - 6 G.
teeciei q Gfi wi 'rrA ,i.c M ;fsrch; a. H. sa,
ta-h - g. '' =. ,a,l,. 80. i1l fri44r- Iys
an ,, ~ le i,,er Al II &c Bari,y truler g. 54c
PgIH ~ zoo, 81 49, - March Lard ccucrally
UNCHANGED nnt soma .-. "a ie' y sIr s-o ,T
sian' ~, y, md i.b.!r err -hou.irr- 5I-c; short
~, 'l, ,d ,,as upward .or Light Of Llglt
t-,e l...pt.-i .o.s. 800 hnis Wheat . 'uJ baa..
.io5 bush Co,5 1000 Dash, otls 900 bush ga.
l, 9oo bush Al l.g 'ii ',' can 3' ~, ,i c I
ari a. ~ r. February Oats Unchanged. Plrk arncr st
~ = q A'eJ. l far "a r ya S qu,tabiy lower
Oa, lair denane Al 80 e. i.{e q, dr. sea 81 ~
go i,-t',; .. NJ It. - ~ s.cr Anil SIS seles May
Lard inactive steam leacrs he'd 81 ID -. ~ k't Z
Is sI, a. .oo 20 - seller April ya-c. aurcr ADfil ,
- ~ IL It ,icis -'rcr int arfn .siy au,t Lut
.fesd! AZ = 10 Batter luH ana tI.opinr HOES ,traiy
VII ear tsing 81 IL, a. 40, Hra-y - - ID
= '..--7 - i'rr'',..t. AZ
re jg 2i|f.aur eulet and steady at s-6s7 So
,1ta fc5ig-ri Mil
a" "'1t -, ii y, ! W,Ic Michigan n 20 LtI ral.s Il
I- ,,t I,,-..r,. V,,ur II -: so Wmc Michigan a.
p JtIaiI' 'i-..' - 60
- H. ,ofh so'., c,r 49, nj. +. v-,,t Il ~
43c; palS f-t't:- , - t,5n ii.b ..''uiu.S Forr
ct, 'ibi brat = TGj bush; corn 1908 bIsh OIts.
Dg3n
III. dr ' ~ ed. No gl,,arker II 81. No.
ol'"e', 'tl',,,.r SI,r.h 8 do
;, 81 'toS1 seai+. 10 = 5 at3c oats easier No .
q - 1ri,y-No
- f,,,-r' s0, -, I'D, r' ,royfs .i- dul.. .L-rT
-, = q .1 Prime Iar! re Dressed Hos iru no - 10
i,A;;,. Ino mis- tonr 900 Du,n Wheat shipments
"A 200 ,5ls flour 3 800 bush. Wheat
I-f mn, IAN Refined 2G7c
cr,d itir in barrels i3c IN bulk 3Jc Tor cases. Feed
IN ANAL sul,uv and srqdy Winter Bran. go per
~ ~ s ! = - rlav.es1 II so Flour INIT. dul and
-, - oo NILS. tyir4 81 s7Lasj: Minnesota
,Il, az ~ .jgs7 *: Prnnsyvan!a aud Ohio ST 7Js
=, nj. Grades $3.50 ~. Flour, 81 30. Wheat
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have very large profits previously
figures latter superstition to correct
bullion must decline lead advance afford reasonable
OF 1875 by 1857 tons the supply Of 1876 exceeded that OF
1S by 14S2 stocks throughout the country jan
consumption apparently about 1000 more last year
than the year before but must be noted that about o
reexpored to Europe in the form Of bullets reality
the consumption fell of 1000 tons while with far demand
consumption 5000 1000 tons The year clearly
shown capacity for domestic production rtcent IN rem
and figures confirm the supply eventually
be iargd enough to admit Of expectation Although the
one 81 thS nrcd,1ct
70 dozon others that scattered through Colorado Utah
sight for Utah far ontsrPs all other
states In lead has produced about threeourt OF the refined
gave promise early In the year OF yieidg an ID
Both Missouri and Gsena to-day unquesIionaby
lead interests substant a! footing aud mainly IN
the hands of practical working men who know their business
of the Far West and the Virgin
leads Missouri which viii serious
~ the Iutnre Inc missouri o.ts are iea ~ a 'es ~
surface and prepared at slight cost convenient 10 eS O
transportation and market; and worked IN such manner rs
to incur risk or loss 70 the owner ~ that production can
only be checked whel labor readily hnds more
other occupations. On the other hand Argen
less lead deep in the earth and must be
extracted Win greater Ilsk az conslerage outlay OF
require expensive treatment AID Ii h rates r trans
poriaon hut all these sbacks paid for by The SILVER
extracted aud ndtr these ores cohpost 70
Tie entire transportation Of the year, except lew
hundred tons has been for the manufacture Of cartridges io
NyOratiOn that the quantity OF i0relgn lean Couu
this resuced almost and the revenue
OF inc United lead this cannot
reached $4,000 while In 1870 exc -efed 81 oOoVVo
The rrGiucion large that prices
fallen OF simply from domestic compeon INIT our
currency low that Mexican bullion coming mere ~
has probably exported 10 Europe and our New
Price stands to-day than per cent per ponnd
below the price Of common Spanish, laid down here GUY