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Proposals for supplies, embracing dry colors fer
plate printing, oils. chemicals, bond, manila and
other paper, typographical inks, twine glue binders
materials, and plate printers materials generally for
use of the Bureau OF hnglavng and Printing for SIX
months ending December 81 1872 VIII he received AT
this Office until " M, June 90 from manufacturers
and regular dealers in the several classes Of goods
Blank forms for proposals upon articles IN either
class, with Information as 10 quantity, quality, and
conditions, will be furnished ON application.
II Is intended that proposals shall he compared on
each item separately, and, considering the hdapln.
bty OF qualities to the work of the Bureau rs well
prices proposed orders will be made the lowest
bidder for the articles desired,
The right to waive detects and reject any or all BIDS
Is reserved.
Parties Wishing information must specify upon
which particular class OF articles they are qualified TO
propose, and Should address heir appllcationsl 10
u. II. IRISH,
chief Bureau Engraving and Printing,
myaS Washington. u. e..
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HR SMlIH \ EHGE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. N

LOCK BON 1905, BRIDGErORI, CONN,
Manufacturers Of spccaltcs IN Light Hardware amt
metallic goods geueraIy Government and Giant Pad
locks, sewing Machine Locks, Piano Locks, Organ
Locks the uU'yEdfi eUy nude iidt Nuvt CHAM, st-
uenor to every other and very much cheaper. No
special pulley required. The smith & Egge Manunc-
turing Company also glyes special attention the
making OF estimates for the cost of the manufacture
Of patented inventions aud all the necessary TOOLS
aud the manufacturing Oi the same on royalty. All
communications treated conhdeutially dels-eod-om
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GENERAL MARK ELS.

Georgetown Grain Market.
GEoRGETowN. June II. 1871.
There was no change to note In the market for either
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fORTY-SIXTA CONGRESS.
Lively Debate on the Anti-Contribu-
ton Bill.

fhe Measure Denounced by Mr.. Congcr-
Political Rights of n Large Glass De-
feDded-Mr. McLane Calls Up the
Ghosts OF Buchanan, Floyd,
Cobb, ana Thompson
Tho Army Bill.
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SUMMER RE0ORT0.

L AXE HOUSE SPRING BEACH, NEW JER.
- sey, Mt head of lake. five minutes from the
beach. Accommodates 10 guests. All modern i'm
prOvements. Central Road from Now York nnd
l'ennsylVania or Bound Brook from Phllndelphla,
lptf-lm n. w. AHflOTr.
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IoRorOsALs FOR STATIONERY.

PosT.0FFICE DEPARTMENT, May g. 1879.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be- received at this
Department uutil II o'clock m. on THURSDAY,
JUNE ~, 1870, Tor furnishing STATIONERY for the
Post-OniCG Department Tor one year from July |,
iS7a
Blank forms of proposals showing the items and
estimated quantities required, together It'll circular
relating thereto, will be furnished on application 10
this Department.
Proposals should he addressed TO the First Assist
ant pOstnaserGeneral, and indorSed - Proposals
for Stationery u. NJ. KEY,
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ORKNEY SERVINGS

Shenandoah County, Virginia.
FINEST COLLECTION or MINERAL WATERS
IL THE WORLD FOR VALVE AND VA.
RIErT OF MEDICINAL PROPERTIES
ing, ArsenCal and the renowned Bear Wallow Spring,
all having distinctly different medicinal properties
are found In the orkney collection.
FIRST CLASS HO1EL -tCCOMMODA-
for 80 people Colonel J. +. Cake late Of Congress
Hall. Cape May, now OF Metropolitan Hotel. Wash
inrtOn city, manager. Mr., J.. Duke OF the Ebbiit
House, Washington, ~ e., room clerk.
AMPLE STABLE ROOM
for private leans, and welsupplied livery ior the
use of The guests.
MINERAL BATHS,
Tub shower. and Plunge Every facility afforded
those seeking Health, Comfort, and Pleasure
TIiE WONDERFUL LUR4Y TERNS
which II line Of Park Wagoneites VIII run daily
week .,..,,,...''.............' - 20
month Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
Special contracts made with families and parties.
FIVE HOJRS ny RAN
from Washington via Batiu ore and Ohio or Virginia
Midland Railroad.
THROUGH AND ROUND TRIP rex ETS
Issued from MI points North, West and south. Good
rom June to November !. ROund.trip from Wash
ngton. IS: from Baltimore, So From Washington,
via Inray Caverns, SO; from Baltimore, via Luray
CaveTns az
pdRh HAGONET1ES
Tor private cnrriages TO Order) will be IN waiting on
arrival Of trains al Mount Jackson 10 convey psscn
gers over "a shady and cRsy'grade turnpike ROAD TO
Orkney.
Will open June Is; accom- modstions given Junel Adj
dress, for descriptive pamphlets and other lnforma.
ton the prOprieors at Orkney Springs, the manager
n MeiIGp3l''h" Hotel or Il Hgse; Espis House
my3 ProrrieoTs.
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BEDFORD MINERAL SPRINGS.
Berkeley Springs,
Two and Il Half Miles from Sir Johns Run
Station, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
NEINNN NpENN .JENE6
SEASON OpEyS JUNE ..

Hotel accommodates 800 guests.
The Baths are unrivnled. including spout. shower,
plunge, and swimming pools
Water 100 Fahrpnhct-a specific for Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, and skin Diseases
Cuisine unsurpassed.
Terms-S2.5O per day; t5 per week $40 and $50 per
month. according TO quality OF room. Young gentle.
men will be accommodated at sJ6 per month.
Roundtrip tickets including stage and baggage
S625.
Write for illustrated and descriptive pamphlet.
nlypS.Im mo, n 2,REGO a. SON.
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POPULAR PRICES-Per Day. $3.50; Per Week.
sl4; Per Month Got 2S days., so and $50.
Rooms for the season cin he secured at the Hamilton
House, where plans OF hotel may be seen and PAM
phlets hnd my22.Th N I'm
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

The Great Doube-Trnck
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
- TO the
NORTH, NORTHWEST, WEST, AND SOUTH.
WEST.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

STEAMER MATTANO Captain ,HSUsss
- William VI. Byles), on and after sSSSSsssRSSteHf
April 90 leaves Wharf foot OF Sixth ssxssr
aud y streets every Tuesday, Thursday, and sun
day, Ut II. m, for the Potomac River landings.
on Sundays Tor MatOx Creek. Ioltons, and landings
y s. Clements Bay. On Thursdays Tor MAttox
days for Colton's and 9ndlns ~ Nomin creek. Re
turning on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday morn
ings making intermediate landings. Also Chapel
Point on Wednesdays. coming up,
For further information Inquire at offices OF q. H.,
SHERIFF, No. 32s and Illt PennsylvauiR avenue, or
at Office, foot OF sixth and streets southwest
my23iC q. T. JONES, Agent,
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JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS,


ROCK BRI DGE COUNTY, VA.
Nj. j. COLLS. MAJOR &. b. LUCK,
Proprietor. Manager.
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RawIey Springs,
20O feet above Ide-water,
NEAR H1RRTsONBURG, "a.
Capacity three large hotels with accommodations
for 70J guests Appointments first class. Open June
II. Rates-s2 per day $3.50 per week as per mouth.
For further particulars address &. a. SPRtNKEL,
Treasurer. Harrsonburg, Va. my26 eolst
COUNTRY BOARD, NEAR HAPPY CREEK
Y, station. Virginia Midland Railroad location
high and healthy pure mountain mir rooms large and
airy; fine view OF Shenandoah River and mountains ;
good bass fishing and boats; terms, SO per month
special rates TO parties. Apply TO -
JAMES II. THOMPSON,
rnyoilDl MilldDIc. Warren County Va.
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SAN FRANcisCo, June H. 1871.
The followlngare the Official closing quotations of
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1879. PLANT LINE. 1879.

FINLAND AND sEABOARD CoAsTlNG COM,
Il PANN.
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ERICSSON, JR.,

6!i q street, Washington u, &,
ERICSSON, JR, has colts truttng ~ 2.i. lie
stands nearly u hands high and In one of the grand
est rutts hiT(s IN the country, Special attention N
called to his pedigree, Size style color iOr ana gait
Further information on Application uy2Ojm-
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ASSIGNMENTS FOR TODAY,
Circuit Court-Justice Wylie.-No, 300, Hal. II
Hume vs.. Scanlon; No, 300, Tucker n sherman vs.,
Douglas; No, 304, Loeber vs.. Solomon et al; No,
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY. February g. 1879.
Government Securities.-United States As,
site Observation-Disclosures consols. 81 bid, SAX
asked; Virginia consols. new, 80 bid, 3S asked:
Virginia fundable 26 bid Virginia deferred. q
bid; Virginia tax-recelrabe coupons, II bid, 771s
Cify securtttss.-lRiehmond city s's; J; and =,
l04 asked Petersburg city SIS, E. and A., 107 bid
10 asked: Petersburg city s's special tax. J; and
lid; Lynchburg city IS, and j., 100 bid: Nor.
folk city water SIS NJ and X IA IL Ia bid; Frede-
rood IS, soid. II. and n. So lid; Virginia Central
Railroad first mortgage 6's j. and j., 90 bid; Yir-
g2S lid: virginia Central Railroad fourth mort:
Railroad n9n;mortgage IS j. and j. 100 bid d:
6's.J. and j., 90 bid; Virginia aud Tennessee kai
read third mortgage s's. j. and j., le3 bid; Yir-
gina and Tennessee Rail5oad funded SIS j. aas o.
pref FRED 6's j. and j., ~ Did, 80 asked southsae
Railroad third mortgage preferred 81, j. and D., ~
gage rs, j. and j., 9s1 bid Petersburg Railroad
first NOR gage e's, J: and J,,i05 asked Riehmond
5 Re RShd rs RG5SFs an
mac Railroad mortgage SIS, j. and j.. 10l bid:
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Tanvilie Railroad consolidated SIS, NJ. and N, 81
bid; Piedmont Railroad first mortgage S's. A; and
o. l02 bid ;:Atlanta and Charleston Air. line Rail-
fg SPatiroed i4oeksECheslpeak and Ohio Rail-
road 90 mar 81. 20 bid; Richmond and Pete r5burg
Railroad. 100 par, 40 asked; Richmond, Frece-
ficssbnre and Potomac Railroad six per cent guar
anteed1 100 par, II bid: Richmond, Frederlcks-
burg and Potomac Railroad seven per cent. guar
allteed. 90 par, 9oa bid. 92 asked; Richmond and
= IBdnk ,ytocks-Pantels National, i 90 par, lp54
bid, asked: State Bank OF Virginia. 100 par IS
bid |; Citizens Bank, % par, 2l3 cid.
! 'ifsalrnacs (Conapdates.-V Virginia Fire and Ma
rine, 90 par, 34k bid, 81 asked; Virginia State,
25 par. OK bid, 2Sa asked Merchants and Me-
chanfcS / 90 par, 81 asked: City: 100 par, SO DID,
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FEBRUARY 3.-Lumber.-Trade Is !ull, and prices
rule week. rs follows:
First ana second clear. l3@11G2-Inch. s32:
third clear, l4Ga2-inch. s2S: siding. first aud
second clear, dressed. $40; siding, first common,
dressed, sl4: first common flooring, dressed s25
second common hoorIng, dressed, sZ2; third conf
mon flooring. dressed. SIC; boy boards, i. l3
inches and upward. 49, box boards, -. 10 inches
and upward. $40: boy boards. &, SIT; 4 stock
boards, 1o@l2-mct, $2s; d stock boards. 100
l2-nch, S25; G. stock boards. 10Gl2-inch. SIT;
common stock boards, $i1a$12; Gull boards,
$9@Sl0: fencing, No. !. all lengths, 81 Ga 80;
@s11 dimension stuff, s9.509Sl $50 dimension
stuff. 20 to 80 feet, 81 0.56@$i5: small timber, 6x6
10 SxS, $l0@$l1: ronud cedar posts $l0GSlo;
pickets, dressed aud headed fit. $751; picktts,
dresed and headed square, SO; pickcts, rough, "
@Sll. . =
SMinGtes.-XXX clear shingles. a2.7O: best star
A shinshs, $3.50; standard A dry shingles, 1920;
standard 4 green shingles, 81. l0@s2.25: shaded
shingles, 40; No. shingles, 81 10 cedar
shingles, s2GrS2.l0.
LdtHS.-Grepn la'h. $50: dry lath, S1.75.
For lumber dressed Oh one SIDE 81 Is added, and
for dressed on two sides *l.50 Is adGcd.-7fmes.
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How the Tobacco Tax Operates.
WArrsBoRo', LrSgNBURG CO., VA,

WlTTsBoRo', LUSENBURG CO., VA, !
-.s...e .v..aa sIz 10 February {, 1870.
Passing along the public road few days
since, Just before ] reached a small house,
saw three pretty children run out, and,s
exclaimed. 8. Oh, mar! pa has come from
Town - Nothing can give me half the
pleasure it affords to see an outburst OF
pleasure like this. in children, and Istopped
10 look on. In a few moments a pale, weeE-
faced woman mad clasped " pa . around the
neck, aud was kissing him and eNcIaiming,
"Oh, John, how glad we aliare to see you'll
It looks like You have been gone a month";,
though you have been gone bit a few days.
The children have been running down the
road all day looking for you, John, and lit
tie Maggie said just now befores she went to
sleep hat she knew her Dawoufd come By the
time she walked UP with the pretty things
he had promised to bring her. John; she has
been the sweetest LITTLE thing you ever saw.
since YOU have been gone. talking OF her pa
almost all the time" :, :. .,.,..-r ~ u
John called the children to him and kiss
ed each one of them, and then, looking at
the woman, said "Wife, the tobacco which
/ and you and the children worked so hard
TO make is sold, and what it brought was
not enough to pay tie rent for this place.
There are many things that we need, and 7
had thought TO bring. the dear children
something, but / could not buy one cents
worth OF anything. The whole crop OF over
1000 pounds only brought S45-not enough,
as said before. to pay the rent. 1t almost
breaks my heart to think that we can get
nothing, it matters not how hard we work. -
And this strong man bowed down his
head and wept. This scene was too much
for and II rn6a corropfplIv owav
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ny Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW IpNh.
NEW York, February G.--cot'on quiet and
steady: sales. i9f baics: upandS. . o-lGc.: Or
leans, ll-lGc. Flour below II rules irm with
moderate demand; above A, dull and unchanged;
southern -four rather more active: common 10 fair
extra, s3.9OM$4 So: good 10 choice, s5msG25-
WreIt-Winier heavy and Nc. lower; sprluS I'M
8 uDgrad'd winter red. $ l.n3E@S! OlE. Corn
heavy and Hc. lower: ungradGd, 1904 7;c. No. ..
421843c Oats, 32Hc. for No. 3. Coffee steady
and quiet. Sugar unchanl cd ana dull; refined firm.
MolaSseS dull and uominally unchanged. fice In
fair demand and steady. Resin gnie, ~ si.ioC1
S1.42k Tmpentne firm at soc. Pork IN buyers
favor and very dull; mess, SPOT, $50 Tor olo;
$1,000 for new; mddles quiet aud heavy; western
nnn G aud g crt c Clear d rd QUIZ ff prime
steam spot, s5 .sC@S6.s5. Whisky quiet. Fre'ghts
heavy.
but not quotaby higher. Southern wheat steady;
tight receipts; western active and firm southern
sySania red sios No. wesie,u si.ier red,
spot and February, slo3A; March, sl.0Ga9
quiry and firm; southern white, 45c.; Yellow 43Ac.
Oats SCARCE and firm; southern and Pennsylyania,
Hay Gae, and 4 anehansd Provisions rm and
higher. -Pork-old. 1925: new, 5000. Bulk
sSes psss so "ss sS sad &c. clear sneon
ShSads sss fss9 sssr rib de Se
rolls $50 TIC. Coffee drln and Quiet; rio carsoes,
ll@l5Ac: Whisky dun at sl.osE Sugar quiet
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, February 6.-Flo,ir dull and droop-
ing. Wheat dull and lower to sell: red and wh!tc
as sner at al sse &c ssSs5s
sssS eas!fE sS4S ia s s.s
clear. "a s7s. Bacon steady and in fair demand;
Wbi,key steady al Sl.C2. Butter quiet and UNI
changed. Sugar quiet ana unchanged. LIVE hogs fail.
~ active and 4 shade higher; packing.$3.e3HS4.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. February 8.-Flour aIiict and IN.
changed Wheat firm red. 94c.. arm Ger and white,
96c. Corn steady; white, 34c.; mixed, 33c oats
lr@; white, sse pixsd zoe Kys apIe, az soc;
strong; sales OF futul choice leaf. In teress. "a To
74c.; choice leaf. 10 kegs &C. Rulk;msas stronger;
sides, 4A@5c FOR loose. Bacon sctiyr and Brm but
scarce: Shoulders. &C.; clear RIB, 5ac clear sides,
b'sc for loose Susar,cnred mans 10 set,ye Gsaha'
.srs sr.'LoUis.
ST. LOUIS, February S.-Eiour unchanged. Wheat
Februiry, 95S@9 5Gc. Mafeh; so. $ red fail. sSr.
M Grp no saasasc. Apris Jss unsettled: sss@
23Hc. WhisSey steady q, Sl.04. Pork easier ss
5000 delivered Bak .ns1is easis. s sna slow;
30 fuly.cured shoulders. al Sabfa, iowa SIC Bacon
duII l,ose sbor: rio, s5.lo. Lard held at $3.50
no sales.
CHICAGO, February 6:-Fi"ur In good demand
at full prices. Wheat fairly active anc a tDaoe
s sdshsEs 81 5 sss ssss Mareh ssS
SOC. April No. s Chicago spring: 72heg73c: Corn
y SGD emsss es asr and sgisSsd ap
37S@37Ssc. May. Oats dull! and weak; zig: s .s'
2ifG1ife. MARCH,. 81 2lss. April: aa.a 2izc:
ss sz sase.so e Cash. Sssssssss Msrsh, se.67X
6Ss9.z0 April. Lard IN fair demand ent st n sar
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! NEWYORK cattle mARKEr.

FEBRUARY A:-SReeres.,-H fresh arrfyals this
morning, and no tlfdc In beef cattle. The demand
FOR dressed beef ~as moderate at ca nc. 3 D.. for
common 70 choice ty-sIaaghterrd sides carload
OF choice dressed beef from Hanniba, no., was SELL
Ing fairly ct 65i0T4c.T ~ b.
s.. Cafrss- Receipts, $50 head. Demand active, and
the market closed firm at for common TO
choice yeais, and 2&613e. for grassers and butter
tlk calves. HoR-dressed veafs were I'm limited sup
Ply and good demand al 9810c. p b. rJersey and
SHEEP and LEapbs.-Reeeipts, eight carloads, or
1888 mead There was no material change either
In che tone OF she market in prices Ordinary to
diam TO good sheep from 4Ala5Ac., with one car
load Of extra State wethers, 122 MS average. tasen
Tor shipment at6s., Dressed stock was I'm fair de-
mand at Ga &c. Tor mutton, and ats9c. for lambs.
iSlcfne.-Frcsh supplies were fen carloads. or
1897 head None otssre.l for sale alive, but me-
dium to good corn-fed, hogs were nominally quoted
at So 95GS4.20p 100 ibs.t, jersey -d-csse ed were
In good demand at 64G6c. p b the latter GSure
Tor pigs.-.T0r.r7zdE or Commerce. szEs q
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!. NEW YORK DRY GOODS mARKEr.

FEBRUARY 4.-Certatn classes Of goods have been
In good demand and selections. and Others have been
neglected. However, the total volume OF trade has
been Of very fair proportions In amount aud guam
tity.
Cotton goods Of nearly al kinds have had atten-
ton, with the selections fsetuatfns they
pie or fancy. sz4.
continued In good order request, as all lc3ding
styles are sold up TO the looms.
Bicachcd sheetings aud shirtngs have been in fair
to cool selection, according To style and quality
l. Tckings have been in good assortment request,
ahdin large number OF small wants fair business
has BEEN completed. 's[l.:gaE
DENNIS continue TO attract attention. and the Ia
kings Of the general trade show supplies In very
good shape, -
Corser jeans, sateens. wigans camhrIcs. and Jaco-
nets have not been overlooked, anil through Orders
and SELECTIONS the sales III foot up very we-J0ur-
| 71uS of FINN m prro - .
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The Potter Investigation.

! NEW YORK, February Colonel Pelten
testified before the Potter subcommittee
to-day in relation to the cipher dispatches.
In the course or his examination he was
questioned regarding Governor Tilden's
knowledge OF the fact that arrangements
We're being perfected or attempted to be
perfected for buying the Returning Board.
He staten that Mr.. Tilden hadn't the least
idea Of what was going on,i md when he
heard OF, it he was exceedingly annoyed,
md denounced Colonel .Pelter's action in
Carrying on the corresponds 70 that end;
Mr. iIden said he wanted no such work,
and would sooner die than to'alow himself
to: be put in the presidential chair under
false preteDce. When the Governor was sub
sequently. shown the whole correspondence
he was still more exercised, and denounced
the whole proceeding emphatically.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

= - = y u THURSDAY, February 9, 1879.
The breaks to-day comprised ] ID hogsheads and
81 ticrces The offerings at auction Change were
424 packages; Of which number 10l were sold at
prices ranging from s1.75 to s45. ns.f..t 49,,
We continue to quote: 80. z.e,.a.s-.
70 y. rt-... '...=s NEW DARK. '- -#e
.Lugs-Common TO medium, $1.50@S2; medium
to good, $685..
LeaE-Conmon, $4@s5; medium, 5000; good,
Ss@S1o fine, $11@S14. Il"
~ r--yt, -.t BRIGHT. ~ ..r.=E 'r
;, Lugs.-Common coloary, $685.. .-..
'SmokeTs.-Common, s7@$s.5o medium. SEQ
81 good, $1o@Sl3; line, $l5@SlS; fancy, slS
Tyaopers.- $l2@$15: medium. $ls
mS25; good, $30@$45; line, !60@S7e; Fancy,
s65mS75, -,r,s ~ ....rFa
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LOUISVILLE MANU- ClUEED TOBACCO
: - .'l -r 49, MARKET.

FEBRUARY f.-Manufdctared Tobdcco.cytr.
Virginia dne anu extra Ag, 100000; Virginia
fine, g. and l2-inch, twist, 6S@Ssc.i Virginia
Virginia good medium IFS and 1ss, 52n54c.; VT
GINA good medium e. and l2-inch twist. SOC &C. ;
Virginia good medium 12-inch pounas, 52e45ac. |;
Virginia common 12-fnch pounds, SOC: virginia
common 11-lnch aud Y 11-incb, 1904 Viz
gina mahogany aud bright navy IS and So $3.50
acc, Virginia black navy IS. As, and 6s, 45G46c.
SMOKING TOBACCO, --r--'--.a-
Various Virginia brands, soc. @Sl.5os-
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Lnr1sy.IGE LEAF-T0RaCCO aIARKET

FEBRUARY 4.-There were larger offerings and
assortments of o.d-crop t6baccos, as well as new,
presenting larger proportion OF dark, though with
4 good percentage Of colory leaf. The market was
fairly active, though common and medium grades
were a trtfe less firm. The sales aggregated 3o7
Logsheads, distributed as follows:
The Fails City House sold Al ,hossheads: 2 hogs
heads Trimble county low heat ut $40. $3.50: 3
hogsheads TrimbIe equity Tugs at o. 81 70, S4l
9 hoesheads Henderson county new leaf at S0.3V,
IS: hogsheads Barren county leaf at "a 10, 5000,
1896, So: hOgzheads Warren county lear 81
1915, 1855, $5.35. $3.50: z h0gsheafs BuIier
county low leaf at S45u, t3.70;2 hogsheads Lo-
gau county leaf at IS, So % hogshcads ut private
e.-C0urier-J8Nrndf.
.rOtber houses had sales ut like prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-07
GENERAL MARKETS.
ALExANDRIa,, N1ARKETs.

FEBRUARY There Is no change TO note In the
market since yesterday, prices remaining about the
same. Flour Is steady and Gru. The OFFERINGS OF
wheat amounted 10 ,567 Duihefs, which sold at
S102 for Fultz, s1.o5 tor !nfxcd, and Sl.1o Cor =
fancy ictof Lsneaster but the latter was considered
reguar quotations. Corn IS quiet and easy al $500
SOC. for white, with sales .of l,0op bushels. No
thing doing In rye or oats, Butter Is scarce and
firm. Eggs are QUIET ct the recent decline. dressed
turkeys are higher, aud we quote atl3@l4c. Other
articles unchanged Gdycffe.ft.y I'll
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-07
NE}y YORE Iron MARkET.

GARY 4.--Scotch pig Is without much In
Quiry, and Is held rs before. American zig Is having
rather more inquiry: several small parcels havo
been TAKEN and the situation as TO prces unchanged.
Rails-Stee continue In demand aud rule firm
Sales of 900 tons steel rails. New York and Phil-
deDhia delivery, private terms: g 600 tons No.
2 md Thomas S186l#l $50; 5000 tons do, and
900 tons other brands, 100 tons No. Glengarnock
Egnton ut $40 50@$20: American pig, sl6 500
NE for No. l. Sl5 59@Sl 630 for No. 2, i 1900
1890 for forge. Rails, S32m$35 fer liou aE
works, ami steel rails s41@s42 mt mills. Old rails
quoted nominally M $1a.50MS20. Wrought scrap,
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