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National Republican., 1880-10-23
Ingratitude.

10 TIE EdH0r Of The National Republican,
SIR; When Secretary sherman heard that Wade
Hampton had called him liar he must have felt
like repeating the words, 'llow sharper than ser
pents Tooth II is to have thankloss child" Wade
Hampton Is his political child; he would never
have become governor or senator had It not been
with the acquiesCenee Of John sherman aud Presi-
dent Hayes, RADICAL,
National Republican., 1880-10-23
onInIons of the Judre.Adyocnte. Genernl.

A volume containing a complete digest Of the
opinions Of the JudgcadvoCatc-gen of the army,
with notes by Brcvc-Coouel W. Winthrop has
Just been published at tho government printing
ofiCe By authority Of the secretary of war. The
notes copiouS, referring to all important general
orders, decisions OF the United States supreme
court and court OF claims, and opinions OF the At
tOrneys-gcueral on questions relating TO military
affairs and other questions arising IN the adminis
trAtlOn of the bnsillcss Of Ihe Mnr deparlmcnt.
National Republican., 1880-10-23
Fugutive PciJurcr Captured.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct 22.-Dr. Martin V. Chapman
brother-ln-law of the notorious DR.. Buchanan, who
escaped from the train which brought them to tho
city about six weeks ago. mud who since that time
has been fugitive from justice, was arrested to-
night at Fifth and Race streets. He is charged by
the United States authorities with perjury I'm swear
Ing that Dr. Buchanan had committed suicide.
National Republican., 1880-10-23
Returning Military nospitably Entertained.

Two companies of military returning from
Atlanta, whittier they went to assist IN tho
dedlcatory services of the srmory Of the Gate
City Guards arrived In this city yesterday aud
were received by the Washington Light In
fautry corps, whose guests they were during
the short time they remained in Washing
ton. The companies were the Putnam PhalanX OF
Hartford Conn, and the Sedgwick Guards of
Waterbury. Conn. The former, including drum
corps and band, mustered one hundred aud twen-
ty.hve men and the latter about hny, The Put
mans wore the traditional continental uniform,
dark knee pants and coat with buil trimmings,
bulryests thrce.Corncred black hats aud brown top
boots Their appearance was very striking and as
the majority of them We're elderly, they
might easily have been mistaken for some
OF the patriots who licked the British
hundred years ago The Waterbury company
wore gray uniform and cap with black iucings,
the cap being surmounted With a plume. Upon
reaching the armory Of the Light Infantry they
were entertained ut dinner, after which they dis,
perse in squads about the city viewing the sights.
At 10 o'clock last evening they were escorted To the
Baltimore x Potomac depot, where they took q
special train for home. The scdgwick Guards au-
nouuccd their intention OF paying their respects to
General Hancock at Governors Island to-day, but
the "Putnams," who are raighhured as one of
theiruumber nut II, Will co directly home 10 work
Tor Garfield and Arthur.
National Republican., 1880-10-23
A Pleasant Evening at ra,lmadce Hail.

delightful dramatic performance and dance
was given at Tellmadge hall last night for the
benefit ofthe church Of the Immaculate Conccp.
tiOn. Tho Mary Anderson dramatic club kindly
rendered their services and acted in very credit
able manner the two.act comedy of "Oncc on a
Time" The different characters were sustained
by Messrs Elliott, Beavan. BrIx, Clark ana Miss
Moie Mcqueen and Miss May McCauley. The
the evening by her captivating style and general
stage presence. After the play the floor was
cleared and dancing was INDUCED IN by all
present, under the management Of Mr.. Forsythe.
National Republican., 1880-10-23
Another Delegation Visits General Garfield.

people called on General GARFIELD at his home this
evening. In reply to an address General Garfield
said II know what this old district has done and
what Il has suffered for its convictions, and am
glad 10 know that in rainy and tempestuous
weather, in season and out Of season. the old
guard will be found wherever tho banner of free
dom points the way to battle"
National Republican., 1880-10-23
New York Mnyoralty Nomination.

NEW York, Oct 22-Tlio republican conference
committee met to-day, when tho name Of Lloyd
Aspinwall was mentioned for the mayoralty. but
that gentleman declined becoming the candidate.
The nomination was also rendered TO Postmaster
James. but he also declined The choice of tho
committee then fell on william Dowd, president Of
the clearinghouse and Bank of North America,
and he accepted.
National Republican., 1880-10-23
The President Eastward Bound.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 22.-Presidcnt Hayes and
party arrived at Madeira this evening from their
trip TO the Yosemite. which was accomplished in
four days. The party express themselves delighted
with the excursion. They leave again this cveu-
ing by special train on the Southern Pacific rail-
road for Los Angeles thence eastward.
National Republican., 1880-10-23
A Charnpioi shin QUO.

Colonel Buck Ward a wel-known hRbiue of tho
National hotel billiard-room was presented with a
handsome cue cmblematic of the championship
OF the room last evening. Tho presentation speech
was made by Mr.. Sam Katzenstein, to which the
recipient appropriately responded.
National Republican., 1880-10-23
Fatal Accident

FLUSHING N Y, Oct. 22.-Three men, Patrick
McDermott, Garrett oConnor and Daniel Dough-
ertv were sitting beside pile oflumber in the En-
pire lumber company's yards, at Hunters point
this morning. when the pile fcit upon them. bury
Ing them under weight OF some tons. They are
all internally and externally injured, and their re-
cOyery is doubtful
National Republican., 1880-10-23
Kii,,abva p,ss,,g r,,,,

DASvIILE Va. oct. 22.-rhe dead body of Dan
Cobbell, colored, was found upon the Richmond
railroad track. one mile from Danville, horribly
mu,iated. lie is supposed 10 have been killed by
passing train last night.
National Republican., 1880-10-23
CHARGED with snugellna Diomonds

NEW YoRK, OCT, 22-To-day Special Treasury
Agent Bracket arrested Achilles Seligmau Of
2l John street on Il charge of smuggling quantity
of diamonds on board the steamer Labrador
which arrived here on the 18th inst, Mr.. seigman
is agent in this city of Citron Co.. Paris diamond
dealers. Captain Bracket also seized number Of
precious stones. MIR. Seligman was taken before
United States Commissioner Shields aud held In
So 0O0,for examination tomorrow.
National Republican., 1880-10-23
Fatal 4 fray at a rorchligh, Procession.

CIScISNATI Oct. 22-A Gazette special from Dan
vile, Ky says: During torchlight procession to-.
night in connection with a republican meeting
Policeman John simpson while attempting 10
arrest men who were displaying rcvolvers In the
street was shot in the back by some person un-
known. He died in a few minutes. Policeman
John Harness was also shot IN the arm and n
colored man slightly wounded,
National Republican., 1880-10-23
11nnsrer of cold Coin

The treasury department yesterday transferred
to the bullion fund Of the New York assay Office
$50 200 0lO in gold goin, to enable the superiu-
tondcnt to pay for foreign gold bullion aud coin
which is expected To arrive soon. This makes SEQ e
0)) 900 which have been transferred for the pay
ment Of foreign gold since tho llth Of August
National Republican., 1880-10-23
Census once Promotions.

The following promotions in the census Office
were announced yesterday L, L, Weaver George
X Ashley ]. b spalding and J. C. House from
S720 to $780, c. X, Douglass from 5000 to S720 j. d.
Strong from $3.50 to 5000, and s. B. Jackson, from
mnggpuuer to tallyist.
National Republican., 1880-10-23
The Nyurreu InauiIsy.

New YORK, oct. 22-GenerOl w. W Backmar
acknowledgement of Massachusetts,, formerly pro-
yost.matshal third division Fifth corps was cx.
amned today before the Warren court of inquiry
as to the movements on the day of the battle Of
Five Forks
National Republican., 1880-10-23
Senator Eaton Explaining IIancoch's Tariff
Latter.

NEW YORK, Oct. Ex-senator Eaton OF Connect
cut addressed democratic meeting at Cooper in.
stitute this evening on the tariff question. Hon.
Joseph Pulitzer of Missouri also spoke to large
number of democrats at ChickeriDg hall.
National Republican., 1880-10-23
Cnnnterfciter Arrested.

NASHVILLE, TENN, oct. 22.-A prominent citizen
Of Lawrence county was arrested yesterday on
charge of belonging to a gang Of countericitcrs
Further Developments Of aii interesting nature are
promised.
National Republican., 1880-10-23
a 1rInlng fire.

The alarm from box 4l5 yesterday afternoon was
caused by the discovery OF fire In The office Of
the Cooperative ice company at Eighth.s,reot
wharf. Before the arrival OF the engines the fire
Wns cXtinguishel by citiZens. with tritling loss
National Republican., 1880-10-23
rl,n .nllnn,- I,,h rnlLn

PANS oct. 22,-It Is announced iIom N.cuno
that m view Of The difficulties raised 10y the porte
Austria, France and Italy have instructed their
ambassadors at COus,antiuople 10 remind the SUI
tan that his promise was that he surrender OF pu!
giguO should be unconditional,
National Republican., 1880-10-23
Registration In New York

hegistrHtion IN New YORK.
NEW YonK, Oct. 22-Thc total registration for
three days in this city has been 1877 $685. Total for
three days last year, 132 97l.
National Republican., 1880-10-23
~ 'WA tNHANhN
~ NTIAItItTANI.

Lewis Emery Walker was for nearly twenty-five
wears connected with the ohcc Of the supervising
architect Of the treasury department. We, his
friends aud associates i'm that office desire 10 record
an expression of our profound regret and sorrow
and those who have been most intimately GssO.
claled with him ANA have seen m his life the cX-
Willinguud sad testimony 90 Dis many virtues, lie
was quiet and geuNCmauy In h.s dCmeuuoG Of
notable simplicity of character aud dcscryedly
the esteem of his friends Ac has passed peacefully
away,
National Republican., 1880-10-23

LoNuuN, oct 23.-The SUiuds dispatch from
Cape Town says; The government Intend 10 send
large endorsements " BasutOloud,
National Republican., 1880-10-23
Death hofLewis Emery walker.

The employees IN the office NJ the supervising
architect Of the treasury department assembled in
the room OF the architect yesterday aud adopted
the following expression OF esteem aud regret upon
the occasion of tic death of Mr., l.. L. Walker, pho
tOgWpher OF the department:
National Republican., 1880-10-23

NEW YORK, Oct. 22-The following statement
wns issued tonight from the headquarters of the
Republican National committee:
National Republican., 1880-10-23
F@7FIEFI NtEI0' sFFfNt ~ u
A Denial From Major Walsh.

eral sheridan's headquarters fully confirm the
destruction of Victorio and his band by the Mexi-
eighteen women and children were killed and
seventy women and children were captured. Two
hun dred and ifty animals were recovered.
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Damages Awarded Against Mercan'
tile Agency.

NEW ORLEANS. January 29.-The Jury in
the case of schmidt q Xeigier rs. K. &.
Dun q Co.'S mercantile agency to-day re-
turned verdict for 81 .000 in favor OF the
plaintiffs. The case has attracted the gene
raj attention Of merchants. and il i be-
licved, II the verdict is sustained by the
higher courts, it VIII establish the RESPONSE
bilities OF mercantile agencies for losses re-
SultinS 10 customers by reason Of erroneous
reports and failure to use due diligence. In
this case Dun q Go. rated an irresponsible
firm very high, aud failed 10 inform the
plaintiffs, who asked for Il special report,
that their information was obtained from
members Of the firm inquired about. Re
lying on Dun q Co.'S report, the plaintiffs
sold | i'll Of goods on short time to the
firm in question, who faiid 10 pay for them,
hence the suit
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lcomspon wcc OF ihe Richmond Dispatch
NLrl.L.IIr I1nIn.N d 1SSn.

lcorr.spon cucc OF ihc Richm nj Di-psIch.1
NEWCASTLE. Jauuo~y -, 1850.
".Au uuurccedcrtou WINTER i, the uni
Ncr.al remark here 81 elsewhere. On last
Tuesday Ve had REGULAR July thunder
storm. yiolnt -l'c 81 wind, terrific pcalS
Of thunder. and heavy torrents Of rim, with
a little BAIL: aud Iu the midst Of all. and
when the storm Ms az IT, height, the sun
shonc %, brightly and 81, henighly - ever on
a,ummer day. \ few wise ones have pro-
yid,d ihcm.cyc, with l4-lnch ice against
the coming dog.day,, but for the rest the
prospect for a supply OF that article Is
gloomy indeed.
The wheat prospect 80 far is unusually
good. The winter has been bad upon 1t.
bat last iai', drought causing the roots TO
strike deeply upon tue Sub>Oll, has prepared
il. we hope for all contingencies. The at
tack Of the fly. which gave rise then to some
apprchcnSions. has been rather an adVan-
tage. a. the plant j. now NtOOlinS out where
attacked 10y the ins ct into an increased
number Of stalks.
The political ky i, clearing up also, and
RtadiuStico-R adicali>m finds an uncOngc-
nal cline in West Augusta. Multltudcs Of
those who supported lis present represent
atiycs in the Legislature say openly that
they have washed their bands OF it. 1t l.,
| think. perfectly certain that an election
held al This time would result, IN these two
counties, Al least, in an overwhelming tri-
umph for the clu,, OF state honor.
The Buchanan and CiiiOn-Forge railroad
Progresses slowly but surely towards its
assured completion next October. There
are 40 present 2l6 hand, nj work under
the direct employ Of the company, and
about 60 more under those who have SUBJ
contracts for masonry, bridging, DC. OF
TIE PIG. POS hands are cohYiclS. The health
Of TIE aborors j. excellent, only , per cent.
being at this tine under medical treatment.
There i, only one tunnel upon the road,
and Of thi- one tBcil's) only Dos feet remain
until it is completed. The difficulty in this
tunnel 80 FIR is the absence Of solid rock.
The company advertised some weeks ago
for lowest bidders for the railrOad-tieS, 10
be- furnished IN few months. The bids
were TO have been received al Buchanan
thi, week, but have been unable TO learn
the result.
The only objection to the road is that its
site is too lew. With the exception OF the
elevations at deEO's and stations, lis grade
does moi rise above The high-walcr mark OF
the fan fresuet Of 1877. Tie grade of the
road Is almost perfectly level except at these
points. Yours, Y.
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PETERSBURG.

.,,xce COMPANY OF NiRGiNiA-iN-
ilTs'lN' - To REMOVING TO McuNoNp-
eVikn or MEXICAN vErERANS~APPolNI-
NSe,', or pEIyGAtEs TO THE NATIONAL
VIM AIMING 0PgRArIoNS-PER'
SONN~ ,,,.....oa nisna,chI
ICo'''''''''' JANUARY %, 1850.
limo of the siockhoid-
~ ,rc Lifc-lnSurance Compan. VI
u, e., " Md in thi. city YESTERDAY, u W. w
s",;,n NJ Mr.. Hume, OF "as9'ua1ou, Wv,
DiSad ~ opnoint a committee Oh n9""s ~
- 10 an adjourned mce'ln2 10 o1 nV'u
- S,b 81 Nay next, whctneI 1ue ~
on ~ me COMPANY would oe adNauoo oE
e. ,a,,ot,l of TIE principal once ~ n'on'
1uC The committee ~ appoin,cu COW ~
hi ".'", .bc following geniemcn' pSN,u d.
-, Of Petersburg; G W, Ht''u11''
lVt".cShurg: ID. q. Davis. o. hlcnhoH1
u - Trapucll. 81 West NTShl'' i.
@ 9s = Wa,hi0gtoN; ana Tue pre>'uCnt
E w co,npany, Colonel :. Il. Faui' ne
% e.,e p +, caused c'nNidef@5'e co'hWeh' III
-, community to-day "a 10 ,.i,.,,o.,
o.,Viddic county carNcd OH the inquest
...'..s f,r loose tobacco sCid IN our MAJ Ne'
t.v Tire price rcatIrO MAS Siu.-' pr
r,,rarfd. Toe rccClW> o' i'l '~'H nv -
.., and the sales CaVn GAY are large, win
Greater activity Nctltl'- '' ,"c u'"' ~
rc.iin. 81 TIE Mexican veteran As>o-
CLINTON. ~ Vas CiiN, vs. belo thiN W"' uo"";
.' f,gi,nire delegates we've appointed
- me National Convention Of veterans O." 81,
,1f.vieon W2r. which meets IN Norfolk
49,. gg3 ~ next month: Colonel +. H..
Thor Iiculcuant 4. Il. Sbind>, Dr. Is T..
,,,r..a,c'lJ Thomas !. GfetnhoW, David f..
,hicid.. ard Clp'ain William l.. Alley. OF
the Two comran!c> w3'cn went TO McA'co
frou Petersburg and immediate Nlcinlly
NOT more than ab"Ci tulfE Oh 'hc heui-
.r,yivc. They lcit Petersburg on
.otof January. 1877. set sail from Old
po;rt on the 2Sl of the same month, and
-.,rrpe5 home on The Is II August, lSiS.
a, colonel Aicacl's command. only some
,ten,y are alive: inj OF Captain Roheit-
.or'. company. abOu, half that number.
The Petersburg veterans have silt the beau
,i.ul six 11g which WAS presented 10 them
D.. rbr Indies OF lhe CITY just previous 10
trc,r dcaarturc for Mexico, and 1t i IN an
vel. nj state Of preservation. 1t was de-
sired 81; one time 10 depot II with The ar
cnye, 81 The state. bat the Association 0e'
eid.d 10 coESiga 70 10 the keeping OF Their
commanding uhlt'I' N''''Vi - - ~ ~
rhe very mild weather Of the past few
DAYS ha, brought the earlier varieties OF
.bruhAcry into bloom I'D this section, and
iris feared ua, started the fruit-bud,. ] hC
farmers have tiken advantage OF the fire
season % advance their farming operations,
and more than the usual quantity Of land
ha, been tToaen up, IN preparation fol
seed-time.
4 letter received to-day from Rev. j.
Powell Garland. n Amherst county, Safe
tnai hi, father j. decidedly worse, with bu
H,tic. u any, hope OF his recovery. Mr.
Garland has been with his father about ;
week. ROBIN ADAIE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-30
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

JANUARY 26.-First ana second clear. VIDE
o-lncn {45 firt and secord clear wlde Ia ana ~
inch, k42 third clear, ~, ~ aud 2-inch. s37' a
select Z, =, and ZACH $50 Bseleet, Ia, ~ s9d
2-inch, SIS PA clear aud select ttosetber), .2l
2xi select, fiS: 2X6 and 2NS eiear ana seiteL
$40: FIRST and second clear Linen hnlsnirS
s42 third clear inch finishing, 1856; seect' "
inch and upward 1-.nch hnis hing, ttl, T. ana .,
inch clear fnssel. s3I 4 aud S-tnch sesci. $50
elect s2i A stock boards, i2-inch IL, and .
feet, sS6; d stock boarcis y neh' r. "a ani
feet 49,: G stock boards, - inch IL, IA. ani 10
feel, s23; stock boards, l2-inch, ~, II anI 10
fee'. SIG; u stock boards, l2-insh 10 ICE
sIs; ID stock boards, l2.inch, 20 irr,, slo,
A stock boards. l0-inch, IL. IA. and 10 ieet
s34: Is lO.ineh stock. IL, "a, aM 10 ie,!;
400: A IOinch stock, ~, Ia, anh 10
ieet. s9l; box, Is inches as sss "p 3 sas
is inches aud upward s25; A box, 3 inches and
Upward 81 g: u. or iirsi common, G-ineh nooring u
aud ", $50 a. or second common s-ineb nooIing
$40 G. or third common, G-inch noorin2, s25 ienc-
Ing noorlng. O-inch. selected. ;l7 clear ANA brsi
common. A.iucn. $32: Is flooring. 4'ineh, s2s; Z
aooring, 4-inch. &Z3 Norway clear aai if,t COM
mon. a or 6-inch, $50; Norway second common
G.inch or 4.lncl. s23 Norway third common
G-inch, sci; narrow common boards l'ete'edl ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-30

sfDiassss. tommoa oyfHlr--Tiy..s,r ~. Is
;sreeS 22e: barrels, 49, genuine Sc'-sP y ~
SGH. Liverpool. from store, 400 6roDi
.lam. from store. SOC. :, sacs.
Sugar; Crushed. 1Ols,; povierfd. 1915. g.si.
latsd. lpHc.. A. 9k@ 9tc. y o.: essf~ q, ~
elow. ~ sac.; cot ledf, l1lse.
.0~D: common. JGD7c.. washing 7'sss
0 Tsss io Sses s aSa rse1 Ss last g.
pper,nl, eii0@fl.5e; ganpowder, si'atGi.T
er strictly choice.
H:des. Lesiher. nc.
Ridfs. Green. t.: drv siite', 70. dry.
tint. l4@l5c:; We, saited. 80 De-; wst sltsa,-
Ls1thsr: sole leather OAK 40M42 =: srlt lesiAt
leml0ck. 26kG30s.: eounirs uortr. 3Dea5Oc. e.
lash. lst22c. q foot: Xiv. 4oM75o. y %. bsroeS
country. 30a36: city hnish. 500 i0c. 8 b.; caJ
,klns: French. sl@$l.90 e d.; r9ogn sAirsr
iron. Steel. Nails. &c.
IRON: American renned. Old Iomiaiot 4c
NJ; English and American sheet, o. ca
Eaiis. Old Dom'aicsu % 1915 IN 200 scg los
.r kee: standard; smaller lets from the stores
P,Sgy%- Castings: Wholesale s,..4.; reis.
Bore: Manila best. l4@I &c.: iu;a. a1so.
R1gs: silxed cottoz &C.; white, 81 e. 'iccis'
LiGnors, Hines, &c.
Ats' Scotch, best brands, pints t2@sA.4s .
Erandtes: Domestic. sl.25Gs2: fruit, sl.loa
$40; aOUie new. fl.75@f2; old, s2.1DG&s
Virginia p'-ch. sZG@2.5O.
l'ge EhisksIg: MediuIn.si 5o6{s; rure cd. 2
Gs4, Virginia memaln. new, SHC9tD,bD. 10
~ sea- 1880 and UPWARDS.
Gin: Domestic, &l.ZjGfz; i0rNriel, FL :. esft
H.to EaHiG5tr RpB.. 81 SOFAS lao.
&ect.ecG NhtSRs9e: MARKET quiet
..umher, sso7e~. &c.
Hunter: Whlts oak. , SG&l5 . IC30 y eeDr-
Firgir3 popiar. E14ftL5 = 1900, 7.iht" uin-
Slf 1880 1.VJu. yoliow pine nOtlj,. S7,3GI
al: ;Clst - ss acrnftug - l.H,ts. sbinyiss-
: I --tfts , rf.t lF.tl =.
l.CGU. tsihs-ephh 81. saved, 4l.7j6t8l St
2 i.0OC.
M0U.8: Wnisket- barrel trDher ,gTce y, 3 1909.
1000: seasoned. S2OTS21 . Loco, v;onr-UarT'
timber. THmr y 1000. Fiolr-t2rrel pDH9, st
hogshed 1-hcois. zoe. q bundle.
Powder, shot. &c.
Fftsy TOYS lpttng, 35c.6fl IS =, 100 3rf
POUdCr: 1915 ny the hye kegg-lcss ihfn 4 ?
kegy. 1925 blasting, S3.25@f3J0
SHot: Northern, g 80 I l'iE 90 ~ ID,
ETtndSt9asS: lA62iSc. , u.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-30
NEW YORkIHON MARKET.

|. JANUARY 27.-IOn.-In American pig tr3fa
does mol shOw as much excitement, on runs along
steady and far. and is altogether Of a satisfactory
character. The extensive contracts that nave been
made, ana upon bIch the steady deliveries BE y
the stock In naAer' bands very low, promotes M
feeling of indifference uness ontsice prices 90
fered fJr frcl wants Scotch pig has some III j. -
enlon. and Is held very firm aud IN n Ost case -
better phi %. Ralis have not shown new FEATURE
he dsm3nd still being In excess of Oaeiings. Sale.
OF 1000 tons American forge az 1880: 800 tons
Summcrifc. 200 IONS Glengsrnock. 100 tons L-Gg-
loan 90 arrIve) 10 900 tons English and AmPgt an
steel rail-. 10000 ton, English and American N0u
rails on private terin-: 10000 iOus old iron
ON private terms. quoted AZ s43MSii; 1000
Ons scrap iron 1t 500 Sf2. Quotation are for kz-
~ S33 50dS3450: CollHcss 81 $780,; American
pig al s4O6Sl2 Tor best No ] $3.50 s40 Tor No.
.. and $50 ga fOf Gray forge. Rails m $50 ,63
Odd rais quotes rOmiDally AZ $40 fs5: wrcgeh-
'crap ~ s43Ii45 from yard,-JoarRdi of CoiH.
IGfTeC.