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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-07
COTTON MARKETS.

GALVESTON -COttOn-OFerings light holders asking
higher Middling l2c Low Middling, J. Orii.
narv II ic net receipts 35l5 bales; EXPORTS to Great
2i00 bales: u tho Continent Ssi bales coast
wise 57Os bales; sales 900 bales; STOCK slo4 bales
NORFOLK, tcb 6.-COtOu steady; Mdding, l2isc.; net
receipts 3s77 bales exports cOast.ise 1855 bales saes
so balesi stock, 25,445 hates.
BALTIMORE, Feb. Section quiet Middling 12adl2Tsc.:
Low Middlnc l2l4c Good Ordinary. IL gross receipts
bales; coastwIse ll5 bales sales, go
spnners. l25 bales stock, 6,597 bales.
WILMINGTON Feb. 6-COttOn unchanged; Middling l2sc
Mddlng II ac Good Ordinary ll.c net receipts S22
bales ccaswse, liT bales stock, S,O32 hates
tISCnNAT Feb. 6.-COttOn steady Midding l2l4c; Low
Mdding Sc Ordinary. &c; receipts 352 bales
shipments bass sales 50S bales stock Ia, 2s2 bales
LOUISVILLE. Feb. 6.-Cotton dun; Midling. l2isc.
MRMPus Feb. 6--Cotton irregular Middlng lee;
cep, ll2 bales sipmentS, Si5 bales sales 500 bales
stock SAT- baios
l2S; Mlddnng ll7sc. Good Ordinary, lisc. net
CENTS bales sales bales stock, 81 100 bales
SEwOELEAss. Feb. eocotton quiet Midding, he. Low
Mddng IL Good Ordinary, ii Sc; mel receipts 1867
bales; gross 1881 bales exports. to Great Britain S8
bales France 2459 bales TO the Continent 600 bales
saIes, @, 800 bales; stock, 2o7.038 bales.
MOBILE Feb. 6-Coton steady Middllng l2e.; Low Mid:
bales eIor eoastwse $40 bales; salsA 1900 balesi
CHARLESTON. Isb. e-Coton quiet; Mdcling. 1884, Low
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CATTLE MARKETS


BUyyAIo. Feb. 8.cArrL.- Receipts to-day 6o1 mead:
making the total for the thus far S98 head against
563 head for the time last week. showing decrease
In the supply for the week thus far OF 81 The market
hight, and only slim attendance OF local dealers The
offerings mainly medium To fair scarcity of prime stock
lots shade OF commonish offerings fully iec of 95
disposed on sales mostly 10 supply local end home trade
quoted good to prime shipping steers 81 30GS5 20 extra
heavy 1saity sveragng n at s = butchers cattle
SO 90 stockers and feeders 81 26Df3 eTiA
sHrEP AND LAhBs-Reoe,ps to-day. 1000 head making
the total for the week thus far 9i00 head against 10000
mead for Tho Same time last week market duh and dragging
sales Is cars OF which were for Brighton for Eastern
trade and feeders Transactions confined to best
lots Prices 9uoabe at la on last weeks opening rates
remaining uold sales e good To choice Western sheep
ranging IRON 81 To lO6 TO- at f51S5 40 EXTRA aging 8
m a So l22 averaging 120 NJ at 80 20 feeders ranging
from 80 TO il5 b. ut "a 50dS5 80.
HoGskecepts Ia day. 800 head making the total for the
week thus far 200 head against 700 head for the time
lastwesk market Dun and Slow supply ~ excess OF ne
f at % 10 deck fair heavy averaging 3I7 b at So So
cars of light and cars Of heavy unsold.
CHICAGO, Feb 6CATTLR-Receips 1900 head shipments
500 head market fairly active and rmer but not qOtaby
higher sales Of at - 0dt3 30 st0ckers SO Is
50 80 fair TO good shipping - 2jd ~ 30.
HOGs-Recents 5000 head shipments 1850 head market
moderately active rm and rather higher fair 10 light IS TO
as 80 good 10 choice heavy 81 SO so fair extra
Prime shipping. go 3gas6 10 closing nTIn:
SHEEP dull and nominal. Receipts. $40 head.
LIBERTY. Feb G-CArTLR- Receipts to-day 0o3 head
20 cars OF through and 30 Of yard stock supply fair
but market dull th few selling best 50 3d. m6diu
good at 81, common to fair AZ G4dsi 80.
HoGsLRecep's to-day, 2lO head; Workers at S6as6 49,
Phladelphias NJ S7GS7 %
SuERrHectpt- to-day. 2fOO head; selling az 81 3eds6.
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
PROVIDENCE. Feb 6.-Pmtng Cloths market firm nj 5lsc
cash. for best 6ixGis, with few goods Offering hand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-07
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ETHIOPIAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Feb e-Pork-Easern rmer at 3d.; western
a. g. ss sls Sss c ss
Mess dull at &c. hsTdp me we Tapea sG
Spill ?a d aisE % sTi 6 DIN
None 1sS the market
PSns H hs At lSs NJ V e
cSTn"mi1cd Soft dull at Tor Ola and 25 for Mew
ws4 r. Ess s
wh r ,s ana nf arca dss
sSR o Sa M Low saas aR
Us Sa hSg I Slnf hs" eaus sie e
9ry as s Tsr FssT a and S aSr5 vsns dow
Feb 62,39 i 0SGo4 5 ana res sses
sooo bacs pineinlng 1000 speculation ara export Up
lands low Mdd@s x fg anr eaas Msrc nnd april
lively Gs Tho receipts Of whe" for the past three day
"fTS SF SSSS Fb az p Up,nds Cotton Mddng
clause July and August delivery @ CplandS' 10" i'o"s
'dT SERrooT FEB Pands Cotton Low Middlng
Mullins slaisr April GeivSry, @asa r xv.,..r
cd1R Es s Is quarter Tor New Mi1s western go
@ w 3@ h I"S TP ct rai S ir sss ali
White Oscl3 Tor California Cab lard az ge"t lot
EIiVfppor, Pe6 eS muplands Cotton Low Mid1 M
ns cls m I February and March sail, Gi'gsd Of
sal to-day $500 bales were American - ,,,,u,nc
clause FsTns,y I'd sn nl I's s pP asd
Low Madas eaS shipped Nsr a mar H o say yarns and
Fabrics at Manchester is dun and tending down Cotton M
tIrs weaker; Uulands, Mddng clause. February ana
March delivery 6rsgd; Upiands: Low Middlihg cause
April delivery, G'd also sales OF The same al
G:S.gi. o-o r., ,.... .,o,o..
INTpoy Feb G-l2:G0 p m-Corso 95'ia for both money
AMI the account T. : bonds lOiAs Erie Rail
vyIy sbaes g The OF discount for three months bl IN
open market is = cent which 3 per een Oeo" 'ho
Bank of England rate. e.... ..,,,
IDypoS Feb GLIB pm-Pars adycos quote five per cent
Renics a 1Dif Gjc for the account ~, Al,
IONDON. Feb. $50 y m.rhe amount OF bullion WILD
drawn from # England Oh balance - day Is o
IoSDOy Feb. 81 D. D.-Unitcd states bonds tcnl0es'
llOs advces quote hvc per ecl Aenics al io' OVi
account. r-.--,.. va, 80 ,ot
IoNDON Sch G-J p. Eencd Petroleum. ~ al, per gal
Ion S,rs Petroleum. II di2 I'd per gallon spirits Iurpei'
tine. 81 per cwt o., ,o,. ,,n.hor,
sight. 40. r., "a. nj. ...a..ooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-07
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRR. Tuesday. Feb. g. 1877.
The following foreclosure sales were consilm-
mated at the Exchange SaIcsroom to-day:
BIZ Scott & Muers.
story brick tenement house. With of, OF East - -oo
42d St 345 II aye lot 2ONlO0 Mary MosbacE S3ooo
Rg BL,lcAntH. Eikgr e BitLtns.
| 4sory and baseasn brOwi-Stone house. WIN oL on
East \ o of AHA lot 16xS05! MOTIF
JOscpthal.
BU III hcnHctiU
p9r 81 i i,S 90 i IIsnfy Bonbey 600
| 4sory and basement brown stone hoise win ot, On
las, f9th n q Of Beekman place, lot 2JHSo0; ,oo
Henry "A BeekmaiI. "fVo
~ 4. J. Biescisr e Son.
lot W of Sth ave. Jl2 10 OF 1oihsi, 25xl0O; cath ~
eitne L. SeWat..... F''V'
BU Jds ". BtLer.
IT, Ii RtoihnEst - SO 500
M L. Wells
Gi 81 rI rUbnys F'li $1,000
BIZ HUH y.
plot land bounded y 9TH aud l0thayes, S3th and oo
96th SITS 2UlJX6jOi Mutual Lac Insurance Oo----S'3o'o
M H. !. Hdnef.
4IayS ~ n II sGst lot 3Os8G; Young $40 500
similar hOuS, with Ot Of 2dave bZU OF f4th ooo
! thit,-sOry and basement brick house, with lot rs
~ GGarIes Wight ..o..,.'...-.... $3.50
& R S'it Of Ss lot a5xs9 John Murray 1880
4 tircesOry unfinished houses. with lots. : 3 OF w
l23ist - 3d-ave, each lot l6exSsll; ~ 800
OppenheIler and Henry HGy .--.......--- Zo'Zo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-07

sATINETs-Low grades were In fair demand rum prin'o
X KENTtcKY JEANS ruled steady and In good demand
with fair aggregate business. . MICA. .r. In. Al.
TWEEDs found moderate sale In small otA pus INC 90
mand not large ...,-.,v
restricted to the supply OF Immediate wants . .. -.
FoREfGN fOOftS-The following shows the fmports OF
dry goods at port for the week. and the corresponding
week In two previous years: ,.sa 1877
Entered at the port II s2assos9 III
COS lsss ssl ssre
The tone generally quiet, but In some speclaes
was moderately Improved demand good number OF pay
ers from made their appearance IN the seL
of the week taking only fair selections IN the most ap
rcs Importers commencing TO make better & ~ ac
fancy goods silks moderate demand put no - Nc
tive Dress goods quiet with importers CasIu."o
firmly held and strong under short stapIe
keeping linens moderate request ana tne
makes linens and plain and fancy White go ,,io
steady Fronting linens and handkercieis Ipoveu n.u
more freely Hamburg embroideries we're eauy anu ods
active Mems wooens quiet except Spring Su'
which were taken by jobbers city cotbers a ek
tent Gloves steady and sold close Oh receipts Aoeiy
was In moderate demand.
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WOOL MARKET.

PHIL ,DRIPnL Feb. G-Wool quiet and firm supply light
Of market IN favor u higher prices. Ohio, Pennsy
wanna and Virginia X ami above 46d4Sc Y II dIGc
Medium 43diGc; Coarse 50 a3oc; New.Yok Michigan In
diana, ana Fine 3JGi2c Medium 43D4ic Coarse
SO 35c Conbng, Washed, 521jGc: do. Cnwashed. 37c
Canada CombinR, 90 Fine Unwased, 25a2Sc. Coarse
and Medium Unwashed 2Sd3lc.; Tub Washed, 4Ud45c.;
Colorado, Washed. lsa22c; unwashed. She: Extra
and Merino 3363Sc.; NO. ] and Super Pulled ta3a31c
Texas Fine and Medium 2O925c l7a2Oc; Calfor
ma Fine and Medium lJa3Oc. Coarse. l5a2Oc.
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gitn Rra! Gsllts for 5ale.

ROWN-STONE III USES near the Park,
ID gC TO 4tlayes twohirds former prices several re-
Gently foreco.ed J. W. STEVENS, broadway and I'D ST
EVOR SALE-By order OF ExecutOr-The three
HOUSES. No. 2S9 7thayc. No 80 East 40th-s!p and
NO 3i5 35th St. all well rented. Terms easy -.
SAM'L EDDY lao Broadway, Room 81
L'OR SALE-OD 64th-st., between Lexington
ana athaves fourth house from ithave north side
istcl stone HOUSE size, 2Ox5O three stories
Basement and parlor and basement finished IN
hard wood and complete every particular price $4,000
Apply at 1879 3dave. JOHN d. OIIi"ELL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-07

ddlins l2hc. Good Ordinary, 1lst12c net receipts.
$50 bales salsA 500 bales; stock. <9,955 bales.
LOUIS, Feb Cotton unchanged Middlng l2c. Low
Mddling IL 1c Good Ordinary Ic receipts 2t74 bales
shipments ~ baesi sales ls00 bales sales 100 bales
boston FEB. e-cotton quiet; Mddiiug. 1shc Low ma.
ding 1870 food Ordinary, l2<c net receipts 1.6o8
bales; sross 1850 bales, stock. s50s bales.
PHLADELPHIA Feb 6-Cotton steady Mdding. l3c; Low
Middlng l2ie Good Ordinary, 12fsc net receips 1893
bales receipts 374 bales salesspnners 2OS bales
stock, 1922.
.AUGusiA. Feb Section quiet; Middng l5, Low Md
ding o Good Ordinary lie; receips 7s pa'ns saes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-07
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.

'sgalai5H aE 10 @ 81 900
" sSi , .si, yeir 1000
iS o .. i 5, :d y iIy :: oooo
IIeilma. Iuln wife. 10 Christian Lcldentl 81, II s
"a nm so-,t. sCtgmr =; years 900
Jon ..o' II 5f s,.te =. y; 500
-an 10 sam, II 3 ~ 7jh st. 81 3iave; years 5000
hr i 1n 5o o " aI' WV Years $500
c .s! john, aAl VII, To Nm Of1andy 5 OF cOth -
81. ,t 2i ana bia,cs; year ...-.-......, 3uOo
~ '' & 1900
~. af ~ Nh ,a az: 5,i.. year -, 3s5
9G It Ind az sJ a; - '@ 1900
sIa 1 ,, IT, ~ ":n.snt 1900
Nal, ~. " Of 2dsys Year 1000
WS , ,y ,ai s.st; I've; year V'"s 10000
W'l31f, o S,, aug Ca az - ." ''' =, 1900
SAM ~ q. IieI 40 30 suffolk at , yeaTs...... 10000
IUu,c1aIt j.. y. SAVAGE. Deputy Register.
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WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
FOR TUE len TlS1 h TO- Dr. 70 49,, n1 ,s,o


~. Y. TRIBUNE nv Reuoiterl
DIRECTIONS.
Sand univ good articles The freight
roods in good order. An attractive
- secures examination and often makes sale where lrty
tags OF slOyeD appearance fails Pack securely so tiat
allow the contents 10 change about Use
,Suv 81 clean arr, with Mark plainly
& rqisfa stencil plate is bcstand note contents on the
oY Barrel stating the amount also send letter al the
s4 ne stating what sent. the rOute time, &C. An IN
% ar M shond also be iuclOsed in barrel or box Always
e th4 number packages Secure for yOasef feputa
ION o me goods put best shape so that your marx is ID
demand ..--
receipts Tor pas; beans 1885 DDs exports past week
pAgs receipts peas. 2l,323 busi exports OF peas
Il bush Beans arriving freely, especially RON
fsnal, Michigan Ohio These mostly medium and
red beans some passing pea beans. such have sod
Rear Canada track, Mediums at ~ 20 ana cars just
An al - with Michigan AT a. 20, and 81 bDls ONO
10 tcc state mediums are Erfn
si - 81 lots holding for ~ 30 and are being o9Dod
Tie strong tone in mnrruNs uOe one
c dcyeoped into an early advance To - ~ and now
ca s asked and occasionally obtained in snIa we
o nu ns al - b. Prime red kidneys scarce
and firmly held but there inferior lots both
Ter, and he country which scarcely be sold al a former
es having closed rather the high prices
hay. stopped their Of sales note l22 bhls good at
-. 70 % bis medium - 65QS2 20. Green Peas ale very
frn holders asking above quotations southern b. h are
higher with very few here. Quotations:
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lNrATE of NIW ! Olk-St thf4ME Wv N
S-GEOKGE T. CONS STOCK. MORTGAGE IN uGs' as;n,sV
TIE SYRACUSE AID CliENANGO l'Alhh'-ND NO-H
PANY, AID OTHERS Gcfcndants; ., .oio ,,,5e in
I Urine of m. udsneut foreclosure ana sale ae ~
thr auoy. cutr action and entered III lo i.' ~ 1 ,ha
~ the Couuty Of Onundal. In the stale OF Nt" nis' ~ IA
1tb d,y OF Noyrmb,r 1876 J. The subscriber, % VI ~
comfy shall public auction at the 3il'l uoi W 49,
in the city % SNiacist, III SUI
I'm ay of March 1877. o'clock ~ ie oIe"' ia
,oi lailrcad rrOperty and franchises otFh Nv
De described ~ ulo o WI
I syracuse and ChenaugO Railroad extending rom ~ LII
,,on ith thc syracuse Northern railroad NJ SAN ct ~
en-, village Earlyic In the COUNTY Oi
c and Lrnanyo Railroad Company incln'lihg al e i
tcueners and nights of SAID Company al
dcputs, engine houses, saloh hu"'.
h and creclions cing H. all rolling sOc loS I'm
rhn,ry and equipments Of the said me SNIac'sc 80 an
anrn ia road COmpany ard all personal prop, @ ~
IN tie sad syracuse ana 'Hthtn5o
Iroad Snd properly will be sold ~ the Io"" hg
I'rst. The lots oi the city OF syracuse hohn Us
.scr,hed as lots Numbers T. 5, . 10 hnd u o.,
80 ~ rho former village 81 syracuse made Dy JOh
rad m The south Canal street sB eet on vac ea 20
street 49, for, the north ~ Brown sueo' -o'
,.et he hy smith street .,t.o., law
Sand The said The ard Chenanso alIou -
CON, tl,a MORT ION lying northcly o l' ~ "a
SnaI in said SYRACUSE, anu al o.noa
i rron,rty rights and franchises VI said inc
1eu,neo Railroad Company Except thG negnt Ia a.
% a. 10 al iuclusiyej shall he sold separately anu 10
one ei,tlre subject or thing ,,, q, NAV and lands
Ilir The norton said railroad, r1ght OF way anu
living nohrrly OF ntersec ion OF CaIai ana Locn ~
-, I'D syracuse said twenty Freight cars VIZ p a,1
is and sriarately and entire subject OF
Syracuse ~ !" 'Hi"'' ~ JOHN J. MELDRAM,
sheriff OF Onondaga County, y. y
GREEN & CoMsrocK. Attorneys syracuse ~ l.
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NOTICE. ,,,,.,,,, ,,, nm, ,o1-1evfILE
AND PABuC&H AiLknAD tDHii ~ -. 80
The holders o., tir bonds OF tt above "a nt 90" %
curd h. mortgage ic.sg" Noi'nn anu ini. =
Gated March ]. 1870. hereby no'lhtl , H.,
of All bonds and coupons at the orr 81 ilc u u,
s,grrd ,pnui .sinapi No. 1874 Nansl, LOUSY -
~ ND a. M ,rrr OF foreclosure by the United Sa,c l.
dated Apul 10, 1876. a ~ .,a,,j..inner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-07

receipts the week at the varions points
OF follows BY Enc Railway, % cans
cream, $40 cans lnk Harlem Railroad 2.35 do New
Haven ilailroa 600 do: Hudson River Railroad $50 DO;
Midland Railroad 600 milk IL Of miscel-
aneous near by routes l.4O0 milk total. 1850 cans
milk OF 30 onaris price at which the has
been sold on platform during the past week averaged
81 So beginning II 49, declining 10 II 90 the next day
then anyancinc IS Immediately falling To 81 % on
the 2d comIg up 81 70 the 3d. aud continuing there
IL still OVcrstucked aut prces do
not pay producing Tho prices to farmers for January
varied from Sc TO $50, averaging ab0nt nc quart
POULTRY GAME.
POULTRY is without change but sells steadily WIN an
supply. ...- ,.--. -. DO,
DRESSED POULTRY is doing rather better former low pres
checking receipts while The Consumption mas
rather Increased Gar He's frozen NesterH sold TO-DAY At
Zoe for fowls and lie turkeys with other sales al lzc
haze demand.
GAME-Grouse plenty and lower large Quantities hvs
been shipped Europe Dakota birds sell at 10
Soc Missouri and Kansas al 10 iJ Will pigeons
much called for RABBITS and mares are
lima
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Gitp propertp Go Get
Brooklpn properln % fet.

TOR RENT-That eligible HOUSE, 63 New
4 YOrkave. OF AaDucaye Brooklyn mas ali me
modern ements and ext Dyenient 70 ears me
grounds are Handsomely laid out with lawns and trees W
be good tenant Apply at iO& Johnst HeT
YORK.
TINO LET-3-stOry brick SCHOOL-HOUSE,N No.
Il 1875 RelnsensL; 5-story brick DWELLING l7Y VII
Iough5y st. GORDON L. FORD. 81 Clark St, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-07

Tu,HE Regular Annual Meeting OF the Sto en-
hnders and election Directors OF the ~ Josf,fm
HNDST LOUIS RAILROAD COMPANY MIL pe ,se sa y
the GIN OF March, 1877, at tho office OF me anu
ronnony In the Tird National Bank Building NO Az on'o
81, D" Lo"i'' 1A' n ~ GOULDY, Secretary,
% AZ
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANsFE


72dst, Is. between llth anil l2th9yes lot No. o7
l=S Ije' 100 lGl, ., l63. AID lbt Charlotte y.
Weave and husband 20 John Brgdon. nominal
2Ist u, II s. 43j It " o 9thaw, lO3xS3 Henrietta
TAYLOR sarah 4 Taylor
~ Nominal
lane ST. 4 " corner u Washington-st +.xG3; also
,eob chm,lt aud lie 10 John ii $34, 500
y ,i,,n =, IttgcI. h KEW -. $4,000
i; ., KIN X 10 EG.a'i% G Allen 5000
0or1i, fo IicnrI = Nominal
NORFOLK 81; 225 Il Of Houston S, 25NlOO; Henry
y Wrsr to I.r'ma Nominal
ssthst cor 4t-aVe, 2ox~o JOhh Nllchel ana -, ooa
Dalton.
gii'aye = W cor lJti-s 22ixlOO Jas II Davidson
AMI Nj 70 10 Mary r Reed Nominal
yiie -, las II IisvhI.,n ...... Nominal
= ,rci 80 XII IN ii Her ......... 80. Nominal
no., H. I,T, WcCool G,O0J
IN, Yer ana, W 10 10 Freeman Boodg Nominal
mrSi1i TO Joseph $4,000
tiaK and ytta 10 DAVID Marks Nominal
an , AZ Il To- Hermann Ieyat $4,000
Non Joseentll 10000
rel 10 Vim Cmiiwc 1900
me w. u ..... 5000
l,NnetonaNc W cor Of 18Th 81, GOxl 1910; j. 49,.
fir rel to Manartan Life Company. TO- 600
81 ave e - lU2JL1 I! II 81 3jst John p Coltlnt and
iOH1aI.i J. Y. SAVAGE, Deputy Register.
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YuRg AND eKINa.


Trade In these Is near well be Quota
lions nominal though Of them further reduced For
egn buyers hold back with the expectation that prices VIII
stin lower. Quotations.. prime skins only:
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,Sno 20 20 ~ sack; Worthngton's, Marshall's
vero, and Deakns 81 2ods1 80; other brands 81 10
Wss ea liverpool Ground, 75dS5c; Lisbon 2oc; Turks
Island ss IN fair firm at 4sa6kc for Louis
,o,ta Iinseea was ouiet an 81 l2lo gold; 5000
shaa on priyate Glover quiet at 164c Tor
hss end lc for state. Timothy quiet at 81 95dS2 Do
NSs.sc INA seed slow at 81 6S.
have been moderately fr sales OF botn Gesi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-07

TS1amcros.~-..49 @47s Vera Cruz S az
soied III go so S sSr i be mot trimmed
'isS So $50 eur S@F Pasaio G.6so ssS
sPfcE have been qg' at former rces We % SSSs
NSSS agSSsqc CoTss 4oes5e stems &c
Gina iisnea 22d2SG Batavia 22d23c Gmgerao
81 sTTfS4R1S-Naket hn sales Prime Western at
quiet at former previous quotations
g. q S yitS 'y pretty good General
oG 9oE nor to fS, se Fag to Choice
Gan ss ef S0os eeasliisa bids
s %S Ss sEsoc do Sos % - gtsSc Sos e TO
e I%Sii "; White ioSa Porto Ri se;, e
a 70 p rTo sa Sc GS Tssf s Far
W & Nos T. to - 3Sai0c Manila sids7sc. New
E fTsSe
T. 20 C@i @ai . W6 aS' Extra c. icSic
iow 90 l04al0'c other Yellow gs@ w a. opo,ed sa
Sc Prime City ss,qc sales SO 600 70 at sss%,se
TNHas been in moderate demand and steady for al oe
Kentucky been unclaimed and Ggie s
arrn Inc ast fen sales have been only OO binds
& has been n e9y o cd ssss na UG
Al 200 and 100 cases one on
III al i2@iSc and $50 bales Havana al sOc. aS1 10.
M aTs os Is y s5S 9 Tcc and wholly nO
wills KYMartet firm sales 100 b6s, 81 o. . cash. %
iSS SessTs Kitchiug BROTHERS review month Of
nav As follows domestic wool, especially nsece
las a moderate demand enough 10 Keep prices
ty steady whc stocks have materially ossenen Texas
a. iiofna have been cte consequently pllces nave
Cd but a the close there Is ~ Improved
aury stocks accumulated, bnt consist pncpaly oi
sfearingDCt Desirable anu klnt OF
la cul0t De usef in the general ipanniactnre OF go
efon and spring California IN light supply, ana NJ
hell There little fine desirable wool to be had outside Oh
wool, little be expected 20 be Imported Our manniac
y Of procuring proper stock. In nne foreign WOOL There
NM ; r1flug stock here have important ransac
10 roe We expect have direct imporiaii0hs from
australia this year Of about GooO bales arse pcr ION OF
yich vii be for Of manufactures BeSceS ms we
@ have some light imp0rations from the River Plate ana
Carc 0f Good Hops Il however these woods are wanted
I'd onr manufacturers afford the cost, the London
SrI Continental markets available at short nouce
IN mi mited Quantities. The course OF the line
vol market in Europe has shown weakening
tendency and ON Continent there has been an actual de
enc m River Pate Woods tho LIST vi December OF GLcut
i0ur cent london sale of colonial " DOL ana nst
~ me series when Woods will be offered, viii com
Tse probably during week OF this month When
slt 600 will DO offered Carpet AMI anket Wouis
hive be, quiet he past month The kLaS tat are
rown here low Texas, MexicaI and Colorado WOODS
III. less nrrnly DoDskO little has been done thong
tccs well maintained sales OF about ouO bac
i,ye An port2nt OF val
Boston, about 100000 70, at private terms
iu supposed important decline from previous
rates Coraova been firmly held but nothing OF lnpor
lance sold: little else of other foreign Kinds on te
rkct and he expected except Donsko OF which we sha
a
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U,v,y. Feb 6-span.sh Gold, l21a912l. Exchange
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