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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-03-10

form in the civil service. 10 the main
it is simple and direct. 1t ncv,r rises
above the commonplace, and only onec-
when discussing tho electoral commits.
sion sinks below mediOcrity-cioarness
purpose and form Of apprehension.
This said al is said. In the nature
Of things tho promises to " the South"
are mOckery. lftakeu in thsir high
est and best sense Mr.. HnyOS unst quit
his pIacc and let Mr.. Tildeu take it,
for Mr.. Hayes is President only by
tho Efforts Of those who have brought
upon the South tho evils which he
promiSts to remedy. II these evils aud
their authors are to be got rid Of, Mr..
Tilden, who was ,o!ccscd for the pur.
posc, is tue one to destroy them. II
thcy arc to be protected, that protection
would naturally cu:uo from the man
they advanced 10 power. Thing.
i'll gotten arc a, rule i'll used. We
cannot congratulate Tho South, as yct,
upon tho plnuder which the conscience
or the omit Of President Hayes, ha:
made aim promise hur.
So far as civil service reform is con
cerned, it will he well TO remember thu
Grant, q man in some respect Of iron
made the same glowing pledges tina
Hayes, q man not Of iron, but Of clay,
has made. Grant when first electet
was in a condition to dictate terms t,
his supporters aud seemed able to car
~ out bis reforms il be chose to do 50
But what an ignoblo failure be laad'
aud what civil service he leaves Il
his successor! Let US not prematurcl!
> rejoice when weak man renews th'
pledges that strong man could no
keep.
The inauguration ceremonies yes;or
day were Of tho usual character, ant
; werc considered successes. Good or
: der was maintained. At night III
!. torChlight procession was almost en-
Z ,ireIy made up Of tho negro element
and was far from being as extensive a,
was expected.
The Cabinet as given by the MOS
reliable reports, will be US follows
. Secretary OF State, Evarts, Treasury
: Sherman, Interior, Schurz, Attorney
General, G. W. McCray. The uthe
places are understood to be still open
Q and there is also possibility thu: som,
: one else will be substituted Tor McCray
1t is thought B II. Bris,ow will sue
coed David Davis % a Justice Of til,
> Supreme Court
Senator Patterson, Of South Carroll
ma, when screnaded last night, iudi
{ rectly condemned the conciliatory u.
terauces Of President Hayes inaugura
Q in relation to Southern affairs.
Against great opposition Of the par
: Of the Senate, aud in spite Of OUTSIDE
l. and exciting complications, tho las
House Of Representatives made an rx
D ceIlent record, financially aud other
9 wise. 1t was eminen,ly a safe an'
: pr udeut House. An act of justice wa
+ done on the last night Of The sOssio,
which gives to mail contractors VII,
$ performed service in 1859, go and 81
and whose services wero interrupted b,
the war, tue amount actually earnct
under their contracts. But all subsi
dies we're defeated, and tho necessar
: appropriations cut down as far as prac
tirable. lESO.
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WARRINGTON. D. c., March /.

WAsnlSuroS. D. c., March !.
Editor Dedl0crat:
The message Of President Hayes is
hardly equal, either in literary punt
Of view, Or iu direutuesa aud clearnuss
to the same writer's letter accepting she
nomination. But il is Not 10 itself u
bad message, aud will teul to allay uuy
excl euenl which may have Optlired
tho late contest.
It ursss q settlement Of tho Southern
troubles, in fact, tho Mo.: Of it esvo.cd
10 tLa, subject II Liuts at Internal
Improvements by the General Govern
lno,n. viii +pcsi4I reference to the
SOUTH lsadsOeaIts III early return
TO Specie payu.ua;s, and psOHlses rs-
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-03-10

GovERSon MATHEWS has appointed
Sobciski Brady Secretary Of State
This is a good appointment, aad we feel
confident will meet With tie spprOba,
,tiou Of very Large majority Of beth
parties.
Mr.. Brady's thorough qualification
for the position, his high integriiy.with
his courteous manners and strict attsp.
.iuu TO his duties, will make him i
very popullr officer.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-03-10

TUE usury OF inscrc.t.. bi!l passed BY
tho Legislature at the late session, was
vetoed by Governor Jacob OIL Saturday
last, ou tho grOundS thy, it is in con.
tirt with section 80 Of article = Of the
Constitution. The Governor alsl
thinks that tlIa policy Of the bill is pn'
wi.e.
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1AMES ?. GOAE.
LIVERY 4 SALE STABLE,
Main Street, Weston.

g- Ftrst.Class in every particular
Now Buggies, Iiagons, lacks, and a mi
Stock Of Horses suited 10 the business,
Accommodations my hour-day OF uiuh,
lioIses taken on board and In short Mi
business pertaining to we'll regulated Lv'
cry, q SAVIOUR command. Prices low, and
II shall, ~ heretofore, 10 my aim 10 unset thv
wants Of the public.
:, JAS. P. COLE.
Weston, June 10, 1876.
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OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.

The hIessage-What It Says and
what It hieans-Dlllcnlties OF The
New, The Cabinet-The
Coming Judye-'l'le Good Record
oftho House Vi Representatives.
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ha1fant,s Building, Weston, W. Va.

Having NEGOTIATED our
selves together for. tho
purpose Of conducting -
bRtG TRADE. ". II
the attention Of the pubic
to our stock, which Is var
led and complete; and bar
long experience In the
practical bearings Of the
Drug business u siheiens
10 command the confidence
heretofore rcposed in the
members Of The firm. Cur
only desire Is 10 conduct
the b4Siness In CvesJ par
ticulAr 10 the satisfactioa
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-03-10

Our Lamp aud Lamp fixture De
partment
Is full and complete and ptices 70 suit the wants q
the purchaser: Government TSst Lamp .0il, dSays
in stock. Paintl, Ola, Dye.S,ufa, v&Faishos sA2
Brushes OF vyerv variety. Wisdom Glass Putty, &e..
large and eomrhte.-ln shers, We can say that ocF
object 70 business, and TO secure The same ~ oeupe-
.eaey, accuracy, purity g0sds sold lsT pisces.
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OUR
BOOK & stationery DEPARTMENT

School Rocks Blank Boots and Stationery, =,
At ali ,imrs a COED NEorusSns ca hsulsa al excess
iugy low prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-10
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

.Hroo Ts9 en- 1 ls At at 20 81 "l 2ho
sdy at l$ Long 90 di az 10 9R9drf , 'at ~
6t' prime Ness duh at So Gard~rrmc Western steady
spirits dli al 3@ ho'in "n"yn 1I AZ - fiG Sg-I
q 1914 e., "fFiS GSIe If II '' wheat
No 8rng dnI at i9s 10 'r w .lr 10 al, Ii " W9'Er
Corn-NNed SOFT lnl at 70 3 for old and "a for new
ID M .i @cr % o grs Ra2ea S.' Fn ai @
dtarer; Upanis, Low Mtng clause February delivery
delivery 6l; also sales tht 6'i UpandS Low
% W5dngcIa,.t MAY and JHnc delivery jsas,i; UPlans
Low Nims cansg, jane ana July aenv'iy; o., 9s.
Tpa:s, Low Mdns clause, shipped February amt March,
re 9259 p @c%'io1 Is S sisa MGD Nid% l
Jrands 6 N Gs es ncIng 600 bales fol spcca
Ton and EXPORT pands Low hs ,;1 5 claus A t a c
NE week, 10000 Ga,a exporters !395 iyO9 UaT1 ST
$1,000 bales loal fccelpS Dlgs "a can 5oI
ships de,t spnne 10000 bales American safes oi
fTfS'a0 FEB 9~i23o p m-Thc receipts Of Wheat Tor
the past days 1000 qs Of when "oooo q' were
groo Feb % ma TN cotton a, sales S ia a 5a
"Xport Uplands low Mdas clause. Fcbrn4ry and March
delivery ga; Urllnds 10" Miidng sause May and Jnnf
January 5SiaaIy ana FeBray sq, Gi TPiu Low Mdns
GIVE ISERr"6 Fcb $50 BIg3dsians are 9gli Corn
q for Flow fo% Ms'3 Ttyr G ' ior Western
Wheat l9T9S SSn@ aS for 1 Hao s'S ST Tor oi
Clear Midli,S ,-.,..,. ,,,,,o, tov, Niddling
clause Aprl ana May delivery, 6rd lpands LOW MIuih.
clause Jne ami JGIY delivery ID tpanis 10" Mdo,hs
causp July and August delivery, 1lsd Ipah3s 10" Mi
ilrv ,l,use SHIPPED January and FEBRUARY, sth oJu vi
The sale, TODAY, 400 bales were American - Al,
IvtRpoOI Feb 9-5i5 y. nj panus COTTON, 10" INV
dine clause March and Aprf'deiyCry O-3s hi'o sd'S o
The same ht lJt,d Jplands Low Mddng cause Apll ahl
Mty deiyrry tls,qd; Uplans Low Mhiding clause MAY
go Innr A, very iJi I'D Uplanis Low MiddIng cause
shipped January and February. sail bi'led 80, >. and,
IISERPoOI, Feb9-i:3O T. iplho maiAe' iT IRIS s'
Fairies az Manchester l. quiet hutunchauGed pahus OOl
ION Low Middhng clause February ana March "ehNeS'
IyeRpooI Feb % p. m.-Uplands Cstton. Low hlddhs
clause Ami and MAY delivery $50. -.
IRRpdOi 6:l5 D. m Cotton futures sellers one
lad decline to-day highest price pisnds 10" hi
ding clause March aud April delivery, G'i tplands Lo"
Mid'llng clause May and June delivery, 6iSicd 49,,
nesf ef ,es of American. Lard. So cwi. for American
bacon az y cwt. for Long Clear Middes Refined Pero
I0SnoS FEB. 9-l2:3O D. M. Bonds, 1868 100 q
Eria RAILWAY shares. 50; do, preferred, 10. -
IOsION Feb. 81 D.. NJ Eue Railway shares 80
IoNpOS 9-2;fO m.Pas adyteesquote nNcpef cent
Rentrs 1864. Zoe. for the account. IN. III,
IONDOY Feb. 9-3;30 m-Ihe amount OF bullion VIII
drawn from I'm gland balance today Ia 100000
IoSpoS Feb $3.50 D. M rie Railway Skares. So Paris
advces quote per Renes at &c Tor the ac-
count ~, A,
IosDoN, Feb. 9Evenng -Calcutta iinscei, 90 3oO u;
Iinseed Cake, 40 10 v ton. -. M, ,o, o.. ...,
PAsis Feb. 8ExehaDge ON London 2ot l3Se for short
right, - 40, -. ,,.. MT, ,....,.,,
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hafchest ooong at 3ia39a5Oc for Formo'a and 2i@3fe
for Annoy. .otoa orO
TOBACCO-Kentucky quiet and unchanGehi ,d,ts ooo
hds Seed Leaf moderate demand sale lyD C4ss5
Snrdres 7d25c 80 cases HeSbDglaDd I5t ~ Iyg
CAGES do 1873 fodftc; New YORK lSIJ, De- %
cnaes 1873 I3l2c 2i9csses ONO i7f''
6qc and 800 bales Havana nc SOc. Isl ~. ,.,.asy
WAEBONE continued 1uiet and unchanged ~ +4"fo
for Arctic and North West Coast ,,-, 49,, =,
WHISKY dul Sales 80 bbi5, 81 OI p AIooh' one'ou w
~ OF, without buyers , -. ,o,a.io,s
WOOJ-Ie general market has been quiet. but qnotaon5
rmncss especially for the choice crates
held Oye views Western Texas Is III IaiSos uPPt
and weak Eastern, ia finn under snai OIsIIR
Spring and Fall Is quiet aud unchAhxeo ~, ~
W0os arc duh 987 bales carpet stock nav
rived sales Ohio Fleece at i6I2c 20OOo y oHc
ern Texas part AZ 25c $1,000 N do. at [39ZJc i1yV 10
Mexican lobe 100 bales spring California az n
10 900 N and rs bales Fail do at 1871 lSd2Oc a!tp ~ ~
s1tc Fleecr 10 900 N Oregon Lambs, $4,000 n ran an
fornla IL 600 n Pulled, 10000 n do Lambs. 5OOOvn
i,nicd Wn0s 20 bales Zealand and 2I5 bales DOBsxO
all on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-10

except the frsts, which were steady; Inc cohoo ,5
fell TO ~, cOnyertbes to gle, ana Lehgn a wv
Wilkesbarre consols to 80, American Dock ana ~, ln
proyement Company bonds Offering at 90; There
were sales of ST. Paul $40 bonds at 00d o3i, gnu
! and VI Division at SO, sinking fynd at S2i2'
sinking funds s c r%1s S a lG 'na o IG
W;ssissipni aud Ohio seconds were tirmer at DZi2;
and at s Morris and Essex Essex ay sec"sd
division at lO5 Toledo and Wabash iirsts at ~
ditto ex-coupon at 81 Great Western hrsts q, w.
seconds at 7Ilt Canada Southern tTsts' coupon on
at 81 and iirsts of Chesapeake and oho' coupon o'
at 25l2 , r, o.r,iuos
for wear ending Dee 81 We're: ~ ...o .a,o AKA
The following are the imports OF Dry goods az inJ
mort of Ncw-York for the week ending to-day ara
SINCE the beginning Of the year, compared with 'ho
corresponding portions OF previous years ,sz,.
fOT Week, $50, - 80 no n-o go
Thrown on markell. 3,232,4ls 2i2iVE E'ooo'oo
since jan l. 800. 90 ,o -ot aac II ~ 400
Throyn on market lGOi3.gli l2,9l7146 loVIoIOo
The Chicago and Alton Railway COMPANY nave
declared a semi-annual dividend OF per CENT
payable March /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-10
BRITISH TRADE REPORTS.

LIVERPOOL, Feb. IA leauing gram c"'''
lar in f. review Of the week, says: Country ua"e
confines depressed. owing to the damp state OF most
native wheats only prime dry sorts suppor'hs piV-
yous values Business in foreign has also r"ied gen
orally duIl with lower tendency. There has been ite
canee i'm offnast cargocs. There appears TO Dc more
dsnostOn 10 purchase descriptions al the reuuctu
rates lately - abshcd On the spot very Few traHsac
lions are repOrtcd though the decline noted on lesday
does not seem to have made further progress:
Maize is dull and favors buyers The fresh arrivals OF
thc pas three days comprise good quantity OF wheat
CHIEFLY Californian; liberal supply or maize, partly
through the Mediterranean, and small quantity Oh nOr
and an other articles In this market to-day there were
more general inquiries for wheat and fair retail ouS
ness al last quotations Red American. but Mhlte III
most instaI cos sold i'll buyers favor FIoui was
dull and rather cheaper. Corn was stu '5a
per quarter lower. with tolcrably fair dein1nu
The circular of the Liverpool Cotton Brokers Associ
tion i'm its review of the week ending last night says
. The market has been extremely dull aud with me
large SUPPLY Offering prices have again declined AmSr
lean with q small demand and excessive supply ne
clined lsG to 5I6d For sea Island the inquiry mas Dce
moderate at unchanged rates Futures opened WI" hrSe
business hut n considerable desire to sell Az hc eos
ing ON Saturday the decline was fully i5l. Business
since has been smaller and the market somewhat llc
ang. The latest transactions show deciiue io' 'c
"A pxO . ,0l,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-10
FpIDAY. Feb. 0-P. VI.

When the last reported advance of five cents per
brrdrod WINS made about the middle of January.
on east bound freights from Chicago ana o'hcr
Western points THE TRIBUNE stated it was due
alone to the fact that the Pennsylvania ana Balti-
more and Ohio railroads were the only two whlch
were able to take freight at any price,
and ventured to express tho opinion
that when the snow blockade was raiseu
an the Ceutral and Hudson so that the
other lines could receive part OF their cars PACK al
Western points. the cutting of rates would recon-
mence. This opinion has already been justified, for
Notwithstanding all dcnials, there no longer exists
anv schedule Of rates which freight agents feel
bound 10 respect" This like many other truths ut
tered in this column may be unpleasant reading for
Stockholders In: il would be equally true, and
cnualy effective on the value Of their stocks if sup
pressed.
The stock market continues fevcrish aud active,
subject to counter mfuencea With nearly the en-
tire moneyed interest OF the street enlisted on the
"hulh side the eight of facts and certain ten
dcucy toward real values causes frequent and sud
den fluctuations. Western Union to-day carried OF
the palm in amount of transactions, opening at II
and selling at 703i subsequently rallying to u -
and after a period OF stcadiuess at 1850
715s, sold up TO 70, and closed at Is
Lake Shore started at $3.50 J3ll. declined TO 526s
ana THEN lallltHt ara tloSCN III Do YIN
trail sold at 4J14iS8045l50 Central and iiud-
son was unusually active within range OF = per
cent-lO1 lsG f0l, with sales at 100, seller % a., =
Rock Island was also lively At iOl"s~l0ol2G IUi.
But the feature IN investment shares was tie decline
in Chicago, Burlington and quincy 10 i"I2 regular
and IL l. seller go days. c., c., {. and iud dople
to 80 and closed without recovery. Two huniF,d
shares Of Hannibal and st. joseph preferred sOi az
% the common being quoted at / l2a Ia. me
Norr!l-Westerns were dealt IN To an extent
which surprised operators, particularly at the pres;
the common selling at 33l2Q 32@@23i while ne
preferred after opening at 81 p improved TO o.
Erie was heavy al SIS SIS, and Ohio and MI@sis-
sppi steady al G2l The coal stoyks were al lover.
Delaware. Ladlavanna and Western at first was
sustained at G0GG9ls but after the purchase of
about loo shares by the sane broker c who
closing at Gslo.' Delaware and Hudson sold
from 80 to 544G 5lll; and jersey Cen ,i
tral from 2llt to 19a 81, while the Lehlgh ana
Wlkesbare bonds, which are proposed as 'ecnrty
at 90 for ITS winding sheet Gerc9ieT; - OF ndtOl
no feature in sales at 213 2J0 3. The Expresses
were a trhe better The following table shows tie
RANCE OF riIE MARKET AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
-----Aciud oates.--- tiGslDg Bnis Nuiie,
i11l A.AfH sol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-10


phrGs AID CHEMICALS Gcncraly qu!et and IN
ehang.d opium at - Ga@s6 90 currency oi oobmg lots
~ 2fasl 81; Alcoho al - - 90
soda3 rold Cream larar, 81 ass - gold quick
ga ia for carb sofia an gold leacnng iew'ei - %
obs, 81 -5qsi 30 goid for Eegamo': ~ 1909 70 gold
irip1een ana - Tor Peppermint. in i'm. ana - 80
g,dss Cochneal Goa acr colo; Clutch G,.q7c gold;
4ll70sl20 = ton ErGot. 0Oc0si; ChamOnile Flowers,
Tlsi in tar demand anG 100 qqinlals have soa at
70 Tor 1r:Ets Az - saG 90 oi "iaha BANK o'hef
FLOTRAN6 MEAi~A InodorGe trale in FLoUE mainly
bus Shippers generally inclined to hold on. prices about
ytT s Si, f. ioS lbs Including 1900 bbi. city Ms
EHtIa ior the Vast indies ~ i9@s1 9 l,sSo 11ls Lo%
10 B 200 Gb- Minnesota Extra So = ~ PLAIN q sOa
III yer very Choice. - 90 800 bbs No. 2. siot5
300 bills. Un,ound 81 Louis Extra ;! G24s6 %;
me- State ana wfster 81 75Gt5 S. Interior to Comnon
Extra state - DOa IS Coamon TO- Cool 80 ~ Gne - ~
as g. Coed Common Extra western: - 900
n 55ess 80 Good to Choice do Ct hli ,o hA'a leE
as5 o. Interior To Common Extra knund Hoop OHIO - %
st ~ 9I oG no COCO 20 GO Good 70 mpaGs 1T 70 Soc
70 - Gcoa TO Cho5e do - so@s5 ~ Common iGs to
market closing steady. SO 'THEBN FLOUR 10,
i've and gge2asei sais, i'Co 1G co@nSa 70 Ear Ea
mon % Choice Family Extra 20 sodsS e Good to Choice
better trade; sales 576 bills superine 81 5Oasj 10 -.
@ ,T,a ILog esnps d tIa sn cc sS' 2 70
dull unchanged sales i6n bbs yellow western Jersey
and Pennsylva 81 O0et3 TO- Brandywne, - 5Ud
~ 50 Meal sacks declining sales 500 sacks
Coarse Western, 81 % Cease CiY, 81 10 line White
state. ~ az o. 100 n.
FOREIGN FRuIrsS-Grren Fruits and Turkish Primes.
CuITans and Raisins In air demand and firm otherwise
trade dun We quote RaisIns New Layer, box 81 10
LAYER. New, haifboHes " Layer New, quar-
Valencia H. New seG suitsna New, lOrdloac.; Dates,
CutTants New. 6iec: CitrOn, Lsghorn lsisa
Prunes Turkish, Old, q NJ, bJ,c.. Turkish, New 7c.;
French New He. Almonds Langncdoc, iDlsc ;
shelleG 2sqsioi Princess 500 t6o Jordsn sheed asa
45e iarrssona. l6aai7ei iviea l6e Wsn9ts; Naples.
berts 0dIlc Figs, smyrna, l0ei2c.; Nuts Brazil se
Maearon Italian l2alIc Tapioca. 5ac Sarfnes half
boxes l9d2 Oc; qsarterboAes ljtdl4e Canton Ginger,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-10
THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported for rhx rRlBuNT.l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Ier North Hiter Vessels mi RdtTorts
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

FuDAY. Feb. Q, 1871
ASHES dun and unchanged at l'lc tor Pots ana "ost
BflSWAX continues quic and steady with small stocks :
Weston and Southern. ~ uj2'. 49,. 60. ,,.,,,.
BCOOM CORN sin iu!l ANA nominal SNORT Green Bf
ia So. Green iiuTl 62a74c Medium Grcen 1"oc'' Yea
and RcliIptd. @C+C. . e A q. oac. IL,
Patent -c; h0amanEe, 1916 ounce H." i1'2' i''"'
hnc. A. 81, ANA = Iy02uc. - --- -,
CHirCOEi h far demand and irn at . 1"icr G'1d -,
COAl-A better trade mai nd II bttll
flouSo Camel SlJdSl1; Liverpool Gas 40 rlUH~Ll
castle 40 - 20 scotch 40 tJIT, 90 Siel' q 20 n.y.
Provincial - 5D"@5 80 currency; Ptnn'l iEah. W
land and ct Virginia Gas. -Oa@b - CunbeimiH SoH
ana Broad top Ccareid - % aS5 o. ana Anthracite
6CGA dI a Zoe 10. Marscaibo zoe Tor Sanio Domingo
lGal-c. rr Caracas and ltolic for GuAyaI ~. soiI
CDFFHE,i.a and BIazA Cohee qart ana ni,iaH.u no
new .alfs here u town QuotIu0ns: HiO 'ril"S
ear.ors, l74Gl- &C.; do an co. iJ'I4 pac.i 49, u1vl
los IiQ-,; santos Fax Ia G0nd lJ4 1876; yl mats
22G2ic: singapore, l9q lie; Nati,c CeyIon Man
acaibo lsea2oci iaea{r' rs 5@zOci @s@o pTynnnh1
IL -a2oc Porto Rico Isa zoe; AnGO-tna 10 -oc' Janc
C651GPtRAGT SrGiK Q6et and steady. Empty Hogs.
heads - 30: Hoops 81 Ordinary 70 Prime $3.50 80
Ie,d4 aOa ~: sugar shocks, with Heads 81 iHcc.
T5c: Egn eiooEs 81: Pivr ShcoAs IS jOd&7.
ti KID GtIrr1d l6r Manila Coraare Bolt fouc yarns
lie Fa.r,l Manila u &c Fine lMt'd A2n'A I'm a,i arm;
ljc; SHal Koies L. DO l2iEci, &C. no. gihI;l ana
Sisa GO. lie; RUSSIA ilrip iattd Coraer 3oi American
Hacked Hemp Tarrd Cord4 @. Re- imred American Lam
GC6iT6T narnct on tn spa, wa very quiet; there
VS. an aJyauce il Liverpool aud holders 4c'GriG:N at
evening. were sold including 1 for consr'ph ana ~ i1
s,eclaan JOO bales delivered on contract Inc re
ctpts al the ports were 252U' ae aehnN 22O"- Piti
This day Ia, week and 1880 bales ts day l;l car iol
the week 1862 bales against lfkst2 ba, h5 week
1880 bales this week last year total since o.ll
323p2l bales, against 81 lSI7 bales aul2 hc same potiVi
,rasOu The quotations ere as iotinNs;
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Ordinary lOI'i8.l Low Niddlug- II
Strci Good ordinary 40 Mdding l2f
For delivery there fair business a ig1 ec.
higher pices. after j.. MIA. IA, "uU
I27- 100 Ire; Ap 5Oo. 1872 800 u - May, ZOO li't'
100 1921 600 l3 june 900 1919; 90, l3''2; Ad-u>i
200. 49, Total 800 bales tirs gall to-day cDi nary loo
301 1894: O.iGJc zoo "a s; December 200, 7. :; os,
700 bales, Second call -F,braary 100 n II h ~ 80;
August. 200 la22; Drcrmbc 100 lz'a; total 500 b.ts
TLld call March 100, 1910 May 90 3o,a; september,
10 i:,I,: total S % bales. sales p trbru
any 100 Izs4 300 = A. l2a March 1000, 49, 700. 1859;
1000 ~ 700, l@a2: 9Oh ~; l3Dn, l3iIa LOO l"3c;
hprL l,-0or554a 3',,, 49, 800 L!42; loo "a i1o
i5as 100. 1873: 800 l5'.: 100 49,; 800 l'ssi l5OO'
l3t May 800 lj'ie; 100 l3a2; LOO 1870; 200 1922
800 1879; 800, l1a2; June 100 l,..ae zoo @ri 100
l3i' 200 l3it 2OO. 1871 July, 300 l"lilG JU l33s;
j0o tJiilo august 800 1924 eptrmher 200, 1870 900
!%a; 100 l3l: October 2Or l3it, Dccembcr 100 l2-3l
totai 1900 bales grand total 4ZiO0 bales The market
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The money market continues easy and rates are as
Yesterday, call loans brHQquOtad at 3[DI. and dis
count "a .. The demand from both commercial and
speculative sources is restricted, and the offerings of
the leading banking institutions ahead OF the
inquiry. There is change in the rates Of domestic
exchange. The United States Treasurer at Wash
ngtOn received to-day $70O,OO0 National bank
notes for redemption. The customs receipts were
1900 600, and internal revenue receipts $500 900.
day: Currency exchanges, ~ ,O6l O22; currency
balances, 1897 0G3 gold exchanges ~ O0J, 3S2;
gold BALANCES, ~ ,0S3, SOL
Government bonds were dull and firm. There
were sales of coupon Us of 1881 at l4ls registered
5-2Os Of 1867 at 1885, coupon do. at ID; registered
trr-forties at and registered iiVcs al 1lO7s
Illa.L stLL.I uunI llIni.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-10
flrlaufial.

AFAYETTE, Brooklyn, Hamilton ana ' s,l,s
4 island Fire Insurance. stock snn i""s '
WANTED Y. l.. h, n. i. Tribune Vnis@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-10

Union Con
800. slS. l0h
yellow Jacket
800. b30. 10
200....blO. 10 4
Railroad Shares.
&, c and | G
100. = y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-10

In state bonds Louisiana cbnsOs fell 10 59l2. the
Dictrict of Columbia 3.65s on active demand rising
to 725. Missouri long skies were strong at log,
funded Is of 1894 1895 selling at 1O7l2 In the
shares Of the city banks Continental sold at 6S
There was another large business In railroad bonds
Union Pacific frsts were steady at l0i4, sinking
fund declining to 97L, while Westerns were strong
sixes selling at 1913, and irsts at 1Osai. Chicago.
burlington and Quincy IS were firm at ll2s4, North
Missouri tirsts being up 10 80, and iirsts OF 81.
onis and Iron Mountain strong at %. The
various issues of the NewJersey Central were weak.