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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-07-21
NOTICED.

OFFICE OF School COMMISSIONER,
WINNsDoRo, S. c., July 7, 1877.
A LII persons holding teachers pay
IA certificates issued prior to October 1st,
1873, are, requested to present the same
to tho undersigned for registration,
within twenty days from tho dato of this
notice.
WILL I'D RICHARDSON,
jane O. fx3w S. q. +. G.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-07-21
Winnsbol o Hotel,

.T
l. HE undersigned takes pleasure in
informing his friends and tho public
that he has removed to that largo amp
commodious Brick Hotel. located in tho
centre of business. where he is prepared
to accommodate the public with clean and
we'll furnished rooms, and o table sup
pliod with the best that tho market
affords.
Flo intends to desorve apd hopes to
receive the public patronage,
M. L. B ROWN,
January, 8, 1877.-tf Proprietor.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-07-21
From Me Philadelphia Times.

CIV hioLHe una an easy - oatE--1ncid-
dents in Canine Life. -
From Me Philadelphia Times.
Two spacious yards on Lamb
Tavern road, near tho Now York in
tersection, constitute the city's Dog
Pound. Hero on Saturday were
twenty-five dogs, constituting, with
ho addition of six which werc re .
deemed, tho catch of Monday last,
tho only one made during the past
week. All of the dogs seemed quite
contentod with their confinement
and fare, and certainly most of them
were better off for food and shelter
than when they wero free.
Only seven years ago the way was
to hang the brutcs up by the heels
and to cudgel their brains out. Now
they are gently enticed into vault
Ell chamber, afterwards made alright,
and in one minute or two flood of
poisonous carbonic oxide gas is
poured in upon them from two
charcoal stoves, and they die with
scarcely n struggle or cry. From
january l to July 2 of this year,
there were caught and brought to
the Pound Lilo dogs. Of these
only LAT were redeemed. Thoro were
l,3O0 smotherod, this number in.
cluding those which were sent in
privately; IL were given away to
good masters and were sold. Since
the initiation of tho present system
there have boon received 1854
dogs, and 1864 were smothered.
The society receives $4,000 from the
city for taking entire charge of the
capture and disposal of unmuzzled
dogs. Last year this was sufficient
to meet all expenses this year the
society will be out of pocket. Ono
boss dog catcher and two assistants
do the capturing for tho dog~wagon
aIiror 4 special vnlooA e..ia tuo vr
the city police accompany the catch
ers. Ovor all is the superintendent,
MIR. Marret. They start out at
four o'clock in the morning and hunt
until eight or nine. The city is di~
vided into four districts, and each
one of these, in their order, is gone
over, o whole district being finished
of q morning. The average catch is
twenty-five day. The smothering
vault will hold from as to 1874 dogs,
according to their size. Sometimes one
execution a week isisufficieat, but
often two are necessary. The catch>
CTS are said to be very fond of their
work. Surely it is exciting enough,
and they GRE hated and quarreled with
enough to add to the charms of the
chase the perilous allurements of
war.
DIscoNsoLATE ow NERs.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-07-21

, EGS to call attention to his new
- Stock of Boots and Shoes, all sizes
ana Styles at rnprecodcntcd'y low prices.
ALSO,
An entirely new Stock Of Groceries,
Sugar CT all grades, Coffee, Rice, I(ominy
Mel Soap. starch, Soda, Pepper Tea, etc.
Fire Seed Irish Potatoes. r. f.
Choicest Brands of Flour.
Best Corn and Rye Whiskoy in town
Tobacco and Cigars, Moasscs, Lard,
Bacon, llams&o Lowest market prices
MARI r. IT, McCSRTEV
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-07-21
'TRI-WEEKLY EDITION. I
NEW DYERTiSEMENTS

NE FANCY CARDS all styles with name. 1oc,s
IN post paid. D. u. lUSDED, Nassau KcnS
XIV County, New York.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-07-21
DISCONsOLATE Ow NERs.


Poor Mrs. Marret, the wife of the
superintendent, has hard time of
it. TO her come in the first instance
all those who have seen their dogs
taken by the negroes on their morn
ing hunts, or have mi ssed them in
any way. Men love their dogs,
and it is pretty; redeeming trait of
men, but when they come to tho
Pound their affection and their ig-
noranco combine sometimes to make
most insulting fellows out of them.
Everybody ought to know that it is
q city ordinance, carried out by the
Woman's Branch of the S. p. G.
A., which takes their dogs from them,
but everybody doesn't, and 90 these
folks come and abuse the superin-
tendent. Sometimes the children
come for their pets, with their little
faces blubbered with tears, and are
lot in to SEQ their captured darlings.
Then what meetings, what lxissings,
What pet words on one side, what
ickings and boundings and joyful
Winnings on tho other Then the
wife of the superintendent is moved,
and she would if sho could lot the
pets, mostly worthless, but often
wise and faithful and lovabre dogs,
go with their young friends. But
she dare not, for ordinance and So
ciety rules say redemption money
two dollars, or death or confinement.
Then, very often, the little owners
trudgo away very sorrowful, only to
come back next day very glad with
the two dollars scraped up somehow
or somewhere. After that the joys
full scampers Of reunited twains
home are things to see, says the
wife of the superintendent. Over
the helpless pangs Of those who can
not raise the money decorous sym
pathy will draw the veil. There
was Dutchman who came one day,
very excited, his wife with him, after
his "leetle tog,"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-07-21
WHERE THE STRAY DOGS GO.
---O----r
PHTJA ADELPIlLd'S PRECA 117yONS
AGAINST HYDROPIiOBJt

the 'Pouud' and It's Inmates--A pleas-
ant Home and an easy Death--Incid-
dents in Canine Life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-13

bales; aotnsl export 1000 bales amount OF
aOat 3G 900 bales hmercaD 3OSOOO bales forwafnen
from the ships side direct 10 spnners 10000 bales nnet
can Of $4,000 bales The receipts OF wheat
for the three dave were 10000 quarters OF winch iVo'
quarters we're American. .. ,,.x,..
LvRRpoof, Jan. l2-i p. highlands Cotton, Low Mddng
clause. March and Aprl delivery, 10 , c..
&c G2G q quarter Tor New aud 27a273 for
White, and ll20ii5 for Cub do. Bacon a. cwl Tor
Long Clear Hildes. - 1890 H..
LIVERPOOL Jan 1880 p of the sales o. Cotton today
$500 balrs AmencsD. uplandsi Log hddng cIsmss
March and April e.ery 7 uRaEd low low MSSjns
IIvTRro9i, Jan i5-4.$c D. m.@The marsc, for yarn.
and fabrics at Manchester 10 steady. Cplands cot
ton Middling clause January delivery, Gda uplands
Low hdding clause February anil March delivery 20 Up
GAIL Trad Upian Low idllng clause, shipped February
and march, sail 7isd Up snis. Low hiddng clause snip
named 6siszG -
lands Low Mhdng cIsnso March and April delivery !sd
also sales OF the same at 7lsd Upsnds, Low Mddlng
clause shipped February and March, SAIL 7slsd Upisnds,
Middlng clause, shipped December and January SAL,
10; Upards, Low Midiiing clause now landing Coisd
per cwt -, ,-.,.-
and the account United Sta,fs bonds lsobs loosi DO"
dves, lO7s4 Enc Railway shar's. preferred, II.
IospON, 12-2 y. m.-Psrts siylcss quote nve per
CO Rentcs 1861 35c. for the account -
LONDON, Jan 1850 y. m-C0nsols oos lor Doth moheJ
the account Paris advcss quote i've per celt ehtS d.
loci SOC. for the account oo...,. -, D.,
LONDON, $3.50 D. m.-TaIow 43 9G44 per cwI Tor
New.
LONDON jan 10 Evening -surts Of TurDentino 35l per
cwt Lnseed OIL Z69d27j y ceL - -.
PAU l2.-Exchsnse London, 25t l5c. ioT Snort
sight - a. ,oo
ANTWERP, Jan. l2Peiro!cum. 6O'J i0r Fine fae Ahch'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-13

gross, 14of bales sales 2s9 bales; stock 7ass ,,,.
weekly receipts 3zO3 bales gross IT, 57i bses,
~ Great Britain, 249I bales; sales 425 haos
HOUSTON Jan. 12-CoftOn Weekly rece,pta IL Ssz h..
Shipments IA, OH bales; stock, 2,778 Daes. "SS
PoRT ROYAL, jan l2-COtton- Weekly net recci.,. -
bates exports cO9stxise, l0z bales. -
BRENNAN. Jan. lZ-Cotton Weekly recetptS at s.,~
shipments. 643 bales stock, 8l7 bales. -,
CHARLESTON, Jan. 12-C0tt0D steady Niddfps i,a.
Low MidilDg, ~ &c. Coed Ordinary lie: net f,ce,s
57 bales exports to the Continent IT'S bsloJ. sac. ~
bales stock 1880 bales weekly net receipts 500 49,
exports Great Biia 1903 bales 10 France 3IOQ 1917
10 the Continent 1916 bales; cOastwis 22II baies o.
1900 bales
ST. LOUIS Ian. l2-Cotron unchanged; Middlinz Ia.
Low Mddng ] sc Goof Ordinary lii,c reee;rts ~
bales: shipments 2O25 bales sales 165 bales s2 "A ~
bales: weekly receipts, 6l0s bales spneDs 1894 ~,
sales. q, I0S bales.
Low Midlng, l2isHl2hC.; Good Ordinary. ll3,3iIIsS
receipts S7 bales; exports coastyise, ss3 bales 49,
900 bales stock 6503S bales: weekly reeofpts 0S9
bales exports Great Britain 4s78 bales 10 pnes s
bales the Continent lSiD bales 20 u. ChsansJ az
bales: cOsstwise, 6226 bales soes. 900 bales "'~
ERw ORLEANS. Jan. iZ.--CottOn steady addI,ns loa.
Low MiddlDg l2isc Good Ordinary. 'se. net r,cs,.,
O83 bales gross $500 bales exports 10 Great Isr,.sS
1896 bales TO France 2465 bales 70 the Coapept 90
bales saes 5000 bales stock 1872 533 bales weakly
cepts ~ S32 bales gross 81 5Zi bales EXPORTS 10 d.
Britain. "a 745 bales IN fraDce 397 bales bnsss
55l5 baes wise, - iy3 bales saes 80 300 b.l,s
COLUMBIA. jan. l2.-CottoD easy Aiddng ni.glls.
Low Niddling. l4c. q Cd Ordinary, l0lalIe. e,.szr
cepts, ta'es shipments. 2S2 bales salea 31I 49,.
spinnefs 40 bsles; stock, 100 bales. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-13
BRITISH TRADE REPORT.

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 12.-Tbe circular OF the
Liverpool Cotton Brokers Association in its reve" OF
week ending last night says: "The market was am
mated the early part of the week and with very oxon
sive business prices advanced considerably There mas
been queter tone since Tuesday. The market was iat
today Thursday with pressure ~ sell ana pOruo
Of the advance lost. American continued III very
extensive request the earlier part OF the weeR ana PRICES
advanced adj The market has been less active since
Tuesday. and being freely supplied lCd 10 iei OF te
advance has been lost Sea Island has been heR.e Gu
but prices are firm In futures TRANSACTIONS continue
large with considerable fluctuations IN riices.'
leading grain circular IN its rcyiew Of the trane lo
the week saws: The wheat markets of the country,
without particular change, are quiet, but generally very
firm The weather has changed 10 FLs ft0s' ana tLcle
has been little done the spot since lucsuay:
Maize IL held for rather money Old l. scarce 2nd
il request Cargocs Of wheat Of the coast are IN IAN
demand with n somewhat hardening value. In tbs
market to-day white wbcats moved retail at last QUO
tations but to sell in quantity rather lcss bas 70 pe
taken Red steady, without change in pice -Four
wes slow Corn improved request at an advance
oi Sd. per quarter for American, bo;h new ana DID,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-13

Prime AmsGr Mssn% g. 81 ss"s ~ @r Mo, M"
que, at - isGc Western, and 9oe9le for Jersey
ArSa1 hy 9n% c d'S S It ss s. ga ~.
12eyS aa md n S, Sss . 600 ba:
g. ia 81 anaa PM oN ws 81 9oa 70 or Choice
New southern BLACK Eye Yeas were quoted ~ a. s t"
S Sso. t coKS was c bush higher Sew with taT
6Irort aud moderate hene tsde demlI Cd was quiz ~
Ss c for 9: Se No ts psa Ss for Ied
and ss Sd for Ss sHn c GfsS'i FSS
Wesicn SrSd Vas qaotcd at aesc IN store and ac'
OATS fully cent per Gmo, Gs' M,n M o. e
1sfj" sales bas asic for MEeG wcT,'S
az ais sas cr S Z .eHSs No. for wato tSa
for lew YpT ~, MS SO 81 Ss s ni VIC %oseT
M liked state AID 81 to %he sists l e
s and x' 5asS SsS Myc Western ,. store
FEEL mode ate request a. slsS sz5 ton ssd Ia
s2i Sd loo b a, a25d$9 and sharps az so e ton MAJ,
row were aaGe .S we're s sSi material change
s. So re9 caoI 20 N wG .S fdnsy GoSe
al 6Oas2 10 California Lima Beans wore quoted ~ 20"
GiS%ifs were qn,e, unchanged at ssc for Calcutta
CLOTH .nd Tor pGaes'is ba ,lsS regular demands
and sapp" are met eSsy 4 I'm .@n' We Spoo
nav @si saG7cc; Reisi dNc 7ts Isl clever
M s s ssG asc for s for Long w
g' c mere G%s1 but @ At a'G .aoa:
a%s, SEA- aud ss s@d bn sT s,p % DAY and
Dry and 500 california Kips on pIiya'e irs
"r g@95e asG@dc Eo Grandc 23q2 20 25a
a Se Gs GSara a 4 Az 3e Gr
Bahia isd2oc Puerto Cateo and iaguayra, iynIIci
Caracas Payta e.; h'S al soG ry
sailed Hides-Chi NC; iyt Il 2@Ge ,iaraDl,s,m
S sslSs saTsHs ~ god aia@eIo
2O2c Iexas, l9d20c; southern IA iOc rutieDey w.
ii iac b. A. and h d. OK l2dI3e california 10 i2c;
Para 90lOc. gold Newt Orleans Cy, ": &C; i6i
Pulled and TssSer 24S AMI T'A @s.en lS &
Slaughter OK Toe: city Slau%hteT Cow, 9e
The market has timed down considerably since our last and
last week believed to be permanent art
again 10 the extreme rGre pai 1ot best 4i ana 20
which quotations. mere are iops i'la
Tins dom constitute lie maIhot quote only actual
bew dsalers sfl pers ana .hOse @
buy for cash Only 5l5 osies 20 OIL Tor Sxit ts W ot
poor compared with last week we must 90 pct
ter than IBIS c,hcrwise sces' Ti s,spo Of Ee aud
shippers fte4h arrival Of choice California am oo%0h
O now SGnn 1 ,S s sso These .. goods are esrciS
suitable export superior TO any n9| on The
FITncSco BY Nj Robert LroedrI soIne 200 baeel
apd have been shipped osn 70 hs LmndSH en mouse TG
1862 bales total ior sane period ~ ls.e ~ ~ Vss
FOR the X, 5J bales total S;ncc k
t:S S S9C' t"s 4dEo S i2S Ea!icr6 iSa
iaconsn 12al7c.; Ycarli,S IS 100 &c., ODDS al grow'h
IEDiA KUBBER has been Ia mo crate deoand aud
Steady we quote 5sc for Fine Para; 52c for Esmerada
for Nicaragua scrap and Sic for do. sheet
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN htmiock sole nave Deon s h
grades receipts liberal Swing tar assortment 81
81 40 sides $50 bales exports 200 sides wiz llVo
England 2s00 tothc Continent Weguoto
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-13
The STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS..

LHTRfool- jan 2-pork Eastern hrmer at go, Western
stead, ~ IAcOn-Gumbcfsnd Cut dul ~ lJ u snor,
Iih d1l at - Long Clear dun 81 4i short ClonI
dun 10. IIans-LOng Cut dull Ct :J; shoulders dun
Al IS. bee'..nda Ness dun Al gSi L1tra Mcjs dun a.
Prime tess dbl ut so Iard-Irimo Western dull
a; 80 ralas prin,. city stead a. 40 aurPentiis
Spirits 80, NOsnCoImOn himcf nj 90; zine dun
al american thoce steady AZ bo. Lard Oh
"a msract. Fodf-ENTa state steady At ~. Wheat
"a Spring steady 100 No. 's.iy at 10 winter
Southern steady At III Wlntcr Wgtern steady at los
SOFT 273 for old and ~ 20 FOR New.
IyeaPOOI, Ian. IL 1880 y. niottvi IL quiet ard
changed: Mddnng Upands. Id; Mmding Orleans, I'D;
sales bales including 1000 bales for speculation and
export receipts 300 balc-'ni winch loo bales re
Futuos Openod weak sellers at last rghs prices
but igd. Uplands, Low Addlng
clause lannins 6i5tn r.anjs Low Mldlng clause Janu
ary February delivery GS; Also sales OF the at
Gsiyd Upands. Low idng clause February and March
delivery ds, also sals Of the same al bod; upiauds
Low aidng cladse Mrch and Ap1 delivery, I'd. also,
sales Of the 7i9gd, Upiands ow Mhding clause
April AMI May delivery. .iIe,l. uplAnds, Low Middins
clause aud June delivery d Also sales Of the AT
7sd Uplinds Low Mddlng clause June aud July delivery
5ssd sales Of the al 1Ssd upanjls, Low Mid
shipped December aud January, sail, 6tsi.d.
Upands Row MddinF clause, shiIp ped January sDd Feb
rnnry si I'd als sales VI JS s also sales
Of at Id upand. Low Mdding clause, shipped
February and March sail 7d also sales OF the same al 81
sales Of the .eok 10000 bales exporters ooa 5000 bales
took 1900 bsrsS toai stock, bOvOO bales
American $4,000 bales total receipts $4,000 baeo Aner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-13
THE MARKETS.
t,areuuv reported tor rHs rslBUSr.l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
~, Eorth R,rer. Vessels, ana Ra,tro9ds.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


AsHE5-TheTe small sales and late pr es we're re-
t' rG FL. and 6,I Esa H., S2S Continued quiet and un
changed 81 @2c Tor wesen AID southern, oro,e, m,
c are more or less nominal quote Brnsb
&C. Green Har e1ad7ae Medium Green. 5a6e; he'd
s"r6ere was jobbing trade al prcyons
nanne, Pale Dance, iiha Bic. Parane As, 6s' and
CnICc0RY has been steady at 5d5'4c gold with fair
oCWHThe business in this market either Anthracite
Bituminous, has been very sAai ana queSi.o;.s 80
We qeoto Liverpool aonse Camel *5dsl7; Lyerpoo Gas
DO &c 6 50 ESQ eucneS peSn
svivsna Westmorelsnd aud West Vrcins Gas $685. -
sHa ns Sa g i%
cocoa has been quiet Dni h az yG ior md 0c Tor
MraeaOo sold at zoe gold RIO va. fIa n Win af cSpnn
sales 2 5S9' do oao hI v T "a follows Ro
Ordinary careoe 9Gl94c d. fGr 90, Ia ~ ~"
range DO for lots i0dsjqC santos 2J4zoc
d aT2G a'; aa GSS1IS 7aas g. aeaar
S Saa DonaS@ Ec' fd iS RsC lSG2
gostlra 2Ga22c.; Jamaea, l9a2Oe; CulacOa' l9a2Vc.
h G0UfERAG sfocK%phces rc r with moderate
so % ee te Ordinary to Fn@e s5
1850 Mo9sscs so2Ss ~ inches VIZ hess g so
inches 81 Gods2 Ro3 Shocks 7o4'0e'; Rum s0oA' VA
C0RDAGE-Prices are the same, with tho exception
S OF s'a sSgs Gor S a aS9" above fea
G"Ps 5S D. DO G 6osc o Rope S ys arr
do DO 6tlr "a and LtllreaC, II ~. 90 Whale Lines,
lie TarTed y ,la 42c. Fine T9rrtd Manila lath
Yarn Ice ssal Opc DO, i2trcac ?c DO ethTead
and 9hrcai lac. larred sisa Lath Yarn lie; tlne
Tarred ssai d. l2c. Russia Hemp Tarred CcluaFG l"c
American sled Hemp Iared Coiiage !-c A.tGe hei
can iah go! &c. FINE do. do. l34oc . 49,,
COTTON only small business on Tue Spot a1u
,rces wcl " nout change Of the market hrl
ng quiet state Of trade n Liverpool sonc az
vauc. in and srangT for foreign exchanges neutral
iz,nG int there was little disposition appaf.9 10 p9 5
chase asking Of III bales of winch oO2
las evening including $50 for export 432 for home con
sumption and l2S Tor speculation Too bales were Delivered OF
contract; Tie receipts at the ports were lS3+o pacN,
against bales hiE day ast week, and 2SS5 bale:
t iav wear t1tal lOC lie week, lC44 b<S assls,
ia gQl ba- week, and l6lS9 bales tis week asi
year total since sept L. 2775tAS baes against
bales during peIlod last season. Ihs quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-13

should be read In iul nv every merchant banker ana
investor 10 he fully appreciated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-13

state and pounsylvana asc.i Western at ssasoe The
siIe for cnoe. 5oG .6S Is %+d at ss
RiCE Foreign was quiet a. 2pa3e gold Cor hanroon
S rate "S d i la a Sieat aGc Tor Louisiana common
to pri1lc and 5hd6 &e for Ca.onl orco. We ouo,e
As6sau ~ rs Liverpool @ y 50 Mar
s Ssm w'i os5 20 vcrdoo I Grcnpa Lisbon
sFESsA iG'ciI% dun 81 q 1891 90 Go G,.
lot Of state st 1915 Calcutta nseed vas aie' al 81 ID
better ,S'rr denan Tor cloves which have advanced
a a wc W. s SaONif Mace bSG2c tTcS i5c
Ale CasaCmna Lgnea ~ re p,msntn 59i3Se
'ssTEiRIX~ Mar&ct dull aud declining Prime Western
was quiet nu, UNCHANGED prices $G3
dem and at ae lower prices ensa Quotations are ra a.
% @ Prime co% S a fa" Gasee ocsy
SI.s gf csnirius, loS6e MOasses 7ss,.c % Me
! ses i'.i 5:.sS ss d.
Sos 70 70 IS c Porto SG T2s II e @ Common to
Prime sag DO DO, ef9 10 ef fI 70 JySD e. Nos Is
To- ~ 0f,3 Oc Manila, siao0Sc. 'eworlnan bmna
S aSs1'l O. G Ga a, S%'Hf 60 sot
White rxra "C' llall.c; Yellow do lo'selOsci other
a. T US ss and % nr,ss; s
ia aaite hrn business bceg 4'ne is almost entirely N
inyoc-s. tho Hight trade being small o,o,, ao,apd at
,rr Snas pe. % ses Of 200 n. In Leaf there
IL cases suudcs 7d35c; III cases OHIO is74I6 a4a
Visions do, al 3i36F &c: 400 cah's
New England 1915. at 9al4d1sc $50 cases Psnnsyvaa
and 200 bales Havana ~ SS'd- W.
WuALEBON E-1be market - wholly holinn u1herlhee
small stocks 80 for Arctic StdsJ Tor Noth"eSi
Coast There sale Of 1000 fish oots al c9c cur
IN 49,. =, 81 ~ A.,
WfIsKYMarkct firm, with sales OF 100 bblS al u 10
gallon .,,- H., -. ,,o s.,o. "a I,a
sales will lair volume, bt tho n
dvIus purchases continued ON very small scale ne
and Inf, AID bury lots Oh CaoE-
Fail Woods show weakness heavy SUPPLY Is hO~ Iet
and Inc slack bOieTH show dlspOsucn -
accent Of lower a2nes Fleeces Pu SprlEg Texas ana
C,Iiforn O;heT domestic bes foreign dcp
owing 10 the DOlct; anu VOL CON
cen supplss Little business OF mporti y sTpSG
March Late salca rIbraCt DDO 10 ,0
leeces l2dI7C: 1000 h amt Xxx DO al il1Ac puoo
Medium Unwashed INDIANA al Soc 5000 10 DO stare az
Dgc. ..lOuv \ and 300 n COmDint on priNatN
terms 90 900 Western Texas AZ 26G2Gc $4,000 90 ava
Eastern nj 2t3Ie: 10000 Western do Ut private ptict
2j,JtO spring California at AH.G 15UvO 10 10 al 20 "a
and 100 bales lat Boston, 10 come heGel Cd
frya az, terms 5000 bic gan FlereeA 6,oOO ID Mexican
p Pucd loo Colon do and Ia Laies Eciko
OF priv ate terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-13

DKCGs AND CHEMICALS have been very quiet as o
vance most have been without material change In
aorSnm we at SI "a Gnne al Is aInpho 9S
81 2oa$l 20 seneeS Roo 9nGVCe neohG az 70 for ig 2
i5c3 EitrSis soda 8sssc gold Cream Tartar 81 ds3
t sSd ts Soda u oSsl tG Tor caasc
a sPd 5Ss cafrencS c6ioratS rotas ~ a.
sena 81 so GOLD for BcrsaMoi $50 = t ~ lGd
81 Is for PegPermnl IN n a11 81 zo0 - 90
~ Enc &c. gold Virginia Sumac sGOosGj, and Sicily,
flijosl20 D ton Ergot slaSl 2o Ch"nomiie f'ow'r'
g"Get @1t e s a at day2 70 fs 91
quiet iGd Sc for scaed and Il &c for 10 j. Bar1
q e sP a sdf sncr F and an for rcan
Macke have been IN moi ,ts dol"aHd at sSas2S Tor N"
flour AND TSR9 asas9d iIs t Te c al
ide serc Inclined hod Of and only bought enough to
supply pressing wants Holders geneI;s %ei sE a Te
rial decline CITY Mn Extras Iulee quiet WIN several oil tIe
%es , s reone at previous figures sale. $50 bs Of
an ss 99adns 99 Ss f Cy r,aa hI,f =. II s. 50
So including 500 bbs Good Extra s!3e the heF gIngs
fota Ets a. ~ ~ at to- 6a soa 80 bSs
55a$j ID and !pJ Ieis sour at - e. me ransacti9ns
State and Western IS S6Gs5 80 Tor Inferior g comm9n
Extra State s. as for Common 70 Goch do So C5%s6 10
DO IS s5dtj 30 inferior Good Common Extra west:
q 8 10 &C. cO anG to Sos PS S GOOD
cnolee DO CITY Mls Europe ct g % qsg and
Interior Common Extra Round Mo2p Gh y, % S5S
10 Choice do - 95ds7 IS Common Good Minnesota
Extr aud g. 10Y GOOD Choice DO. - ~
dS7 Common 10 Good Extra ri. Loans, and ~ W
ass 10 for Coco ~ Choice DO, the marker closing
dun with tnCencY 20 favor buy SOi IHIHN IoVh
ruled steady with moderate hc trade lemsri ses
ts7 ioI Fair 10 Good do; - Q5ass 20 for jnmon 70
New Prcct Ext RYE FLOU vas about steady with
lacs II 200 bis Supertne AZ 81 500sj 20 for
BUCKWHI AT Hour IN little better request "A, - ~
TS4 y 100 hin CORN NEAL there rather
u.lAaLred figures 800 Dbls ~ 81 0S3 10
for yellow Nestr Jersey ana msylynia; g. p Tor White
state IS a. - " low Baltimore, AMI IS JG0S3 co Tor
vine Corn Meal ia sacks Ia better
81 Last about steady prices sales 800 SACKS Bait
for Coarse II A. Fine White 900
Coarse CITY I'll o. 24fl 90 AMI 300 sacks do at ~ 10
y 100 10
Ra.siDs Sew Layer box 81 20 LAYER New half
Muscatei New, s. s6as2 10: valrncia' T. ii. Sew.
si2e; snltana New, l0aGlrsye: laies 2 =. &c. Cur
TURKISH, old, 4 N. 4gd4s... Turkish. New, Csc
French, New, lalic. Almonds, IaneGedoc, lsi4a
lSLae; shellcd, 20d3Oc.; Princess 3J6i0e. JoraaD,
sbeIled 4Jaiac: Gauagona. l72c lv1ca lGo. WaInuis
NapIes lGal0.c.; French zoe. GGenoDlc Iali 2c FL.
berts iOaIlc: Piss Smyrna l0a1bc. Nuts Brazil. Sci
Oiad2O nc quarter boxes f3dltc; Canton Ginger case
81 80; Lemons ~ 20 y box; Oranges,sJdt Dbl, and
~ 5Uas2 30 D. box COc0aIuts. $3.50 400 = NJ
GRAIS-The WHEAT market was quot. without any ma
tena change price snppcs we're Inclined to hold On aud
clty mill bought enough to I'll OrdeIs Tho
supply offering and holders generally not
realize, No Chicago nominal al ~ 3SaSl 40
Milwaukee at 81 a. there and tboIeaDOus sales
81 20 for Rejected spring 81 30 az 40 Tor
Ungaded Spring 81 39a*l 40 for Sewiak No. spIiug