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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-04-06

Tuesday was city election day
generally. Tie st. Louis election
results In the reelection of May or
Overstoltz by 5000 majority. In
Chicago, Heath, Republican, has
about $4,000 majority, aud the
council is largely Republican. H.
Cincinnati, Moore, Republican, has
loo majority. In Kansas City, the
Republican candidates have an av-
erage majority of $50, and carry the
city coHncil. In Leavenwortb,
George Ummethew, Democrat, has
ITO majority, and j. Ii. Fitzpatrick
beats 4. FL. Fenlon for city attor-
ney by q majority of ESQ, and the
Republicans carry the council
Lawrence, Cleveland, Toledo and
Denver went Republican,, aud Atch-
ison both ways.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-04-06

John Bright has written to Gen
Eaton, commissioner of education
that there lie great and universal
satisfaction in England over the set
item ent of our presidential diff
Guilty, and the good sense of oul
pc ople 10 admitted and admired OF
that side of the Atlantic. There l.
NO question but that the peaceful
settlement of our Presidents
quarrel has greatly strengthened
European confidence in the stability
OF . republican form of govern
meut.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-04-06
Gov. Chamberlain proposed tina.

Gov. Chamberlain proposed that
President Hayes appoint q commits
sion Of i've persons to count the
vOtes and investigate in every res
pect the South Carolina election,
and whoever that commission de-
cides to have been elected, will sat-
isfy him and the republicans Of
that State. This lacked to be q fair
propositions and we were inclined to
think that the President would
adopt II, but it seems he has not.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-04-06

Miss Grundy writes; HAli who
have met MIRA. Hayes are warm in
their praise of her winning face and
manner. She has regular features,
. rich, clear complexion, clear and
sparkling dark eyes, and q smile OF
wondrous sweetness, which dis
closes beautiful teeth, Her manneE
is quiet and unconscious OF self,
while its cordiality is unmistskable.
The style she has always adopted
of wearing her hair, though not in
conformity with the prevailing
fashion, is not unbecoming to her.
aud appears to suit her better than
another mode would. Her hair is
black and glossy, aud SO thick that
it does not appear to need any adj
diIions from art. She wears it part
ed in the middle, combed smoothly
over til Gears, caught in loose puff
behind each ear and aarri0d to the
back of the head; where it is COM
Gned in . simple knot by a shell
comb"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-04-06

The reservoir dam at Stafford
vile, CT, gave way on the 9th
causing great damage as the flood
swept down the beautiful valley
Several large factories and about
thirty dwellings were demolished,
and several lives were lost.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-04-06

The six Dared boat crews of the
English Colleges. Oxford and Cam.
bridge, had their Saith annual race
on the Thames March Oath, anu
came out exactly even, the -four
miles being made in "a minutes and
ten seconds. Aud England is now
agitated from stem to stern in con-
aennenca
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-04-06

The Junction City Unisn calls the
attention OF the ladies Of Kansas to
the fact that the law cempels them
10 turn out and help kill grasshop
pers, or pay 81 per day for absence
and advises them to provide them
selves with suitable clothing for the
occaAion.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-04-06
Nav YoRx. April a-The

NEW YORK, April 2-The Ex-
press says, upon the authority OF
gentlemen who have aeea papers,
that proceedings will be instituted
TO test the title of Hayes to the
Presidency. All the papers are
prepared and in the possession OF
3. T. Merrick, . lawy er of Wash
Ington, who represented rilden be-
fore the electoral ~ .:...ission. II is
said that suit viii De eoEnmenced as
soon 10 the troops ara Withdrawn
from South Qlroiiaa.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-04-06

to vote against their interests by
such heavy reasoning. Come,
Manning, wake up: Throw aside
your petty prejudices against your
neighbors, and help push this en-
terprise through.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-04-06
9legrapi

Mr.. J. G. Otis, well known to citi-
xens Of Kansas, and particularly e
grangers, writes to the Kansas Farm
or from the Black bills and says that
country Is the native breeding place
Of the grasshopper, and can never Be
IN agricultural section for that reassn.
The ground there Is fnll Of grasshop.
pers.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-04-06
FRIDAY. APRIL 6. 1877.

The officers of the M. X. IL I.
road deny that it has been leased by
the G. b. & Q. road.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-04-06

Many parts of Chicago, and q
great deal OF suburban and farming
land In it's vicinity, were badly
flooded by the melting Of snow, on
the 2A, and much damage done.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-04-06

The debt statement shows 9 de-
crease during the last month Of $14.-
lO7.Ol6, OF which So, 553, 800 consists
Of cancelled Gensva award bonds.
The following is the statement Is
=legraphed from Washington:
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-04-06

Samuel Stickney, famous as &
bareback horse rider. died at Gin
cinnati March Goth. His son, Rub
ert Sickney, however, is one of thu
tars of the saw duet arena.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-04-06

Miss Alta NJ. Hulett, the lady
lawyer Of Chicago, died on the 27th
at San Diego, California.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-04-06

Goldsmith Maid and the Califor-
MIA horse Rarus, trotted a race al
San Jose on the 3lst and the Maid
won in 9 :221S; 2:16 ga; 2:lS Ia
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-04-06
Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YORK, April {.
Gold-Weak; opened at IolX; closed at 104x
Loans-Carrying rates, 8 per cent; loans
also made nat.
silver bsrs-GFeenbacks, per o., 81 Six
gold, Der o., 81 10; silver coin, Ne dissount
Bonds - Governments. steady. Railroad
bonds q 1iet. state bonds dull.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-04-06
KANSAS CITY MARKET.

KANSAS CITY. April {.
Cattle-Strong yesterday for good cattle,
and fair for all oGhers. There were but few
Offering, but good pemand. We quote:
Choice Nat. shiprs., 400 toI6 90 $475 ass 90
Good Nat. shippers i25O to 1850. Is a Ats
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-04-06

Mrs. Sartoris had her second
baby on March Gath.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-04-06
NOTICE.

RARNEs' FOOT POWER
~ MACHINERY
kA IN different machines with
A01Swhich Builders, Cabinet
- itV Makers, Wagon Makers
and Jobbers in miscel-
laneouS work can compete
R6A as to quality and price with
~K steam power manufacture
ing, also amateurs supplies
A\AE saw blades, fancy woods and
N designs. Say where you read
this and send for catalogue
and prices. w. +. JOHN BARNEs. Rock
ford, Winnebago, Co Ill l5.emS
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-04-06
WANTED.

OsT POCKET BOOK-The person who
E9s seen TO pick up q pocket.book d
30 tas counted in the presence OF SnotSeS
party Elil De literally rewarded by return-
Ing II 20 the owner, W. B Dixon, Emporia
Kansas, or by leaving 1t at this ofice. tins
saving further trouble iS e.
" ANTED-Energetic men to travel. So
Sary travelling expenses paid by COMPANY
permanent employment; good salary Also.
ty: Address UNION INDUSTRIAL WoRTs
LILO Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-04-06

BALTIMORE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, April 8.
Corn-Western, armer for spat and April
SSc; Nay, s35fc; June, 631<e bid
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-04-06

TSTRAY.-A dark bay yearIing cole fol.
~ lowed me from EmPoris home, on the
zeth day OF March. The owner can have IL
oy' paying for this norice, and calling at nv
residence, southeast of Emporia, in Elmen-
daro township SIMON BIJI;HER
March S1st, 1877. iI-stS
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-04-06
FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-A good farm: Sc acres in eDI.
~ ovation: 10 acres in pasture; good house
and TWO good wells, Inquire Of II. e. Norton,
y OF mile southeast of Chicago Monnd
POSSESSION given Immediately.
14-2W G. Il. GORHAM
EARM I'd REST-5U acres in cultivation
- good well. Customary terms. Will fur,
nlsn seed II taken Immediately Call AZ
premises, miles northeast of Emporia
iS-u WILLIAM GILMORE, Agent.
FARM TO RENT.-AppIy to s. J, Smith
IL TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-05

BUFFALO sept 4-Foar steady s,lrs Of coo bols At IN
g. $50 segtenio.i Sfh gaze, Jf ,,S az 500
bust. uy sample, 20 - a4sc no RAJ sactons az an oari.
oas--llas oi 100 gisl pa e'Iya| Il, ~; -
uncianaci Canal Fr.ishts weak and uns itir'; ;
Corn shipped al 60 'c. Nheat a. aoo EEL T IT,
Cru TO- ~ bush; oats. $1,000 hls Irt son ercr 800
GGf1 Ibis Wheat a6 sos bush com 30 500 aisi BATS,
1oo 9ga R 3, LOO 55 si ty1 tiSo os sGr mp
SIC bas; oats. "a go ou-l liy los bush shpses
i~'h oats I9 0eO bash Bir.ey. loo bush kye ii,O
6Seaoq st .,sa1 arH ", Wheat qnsfi q l SgI
TENDER; Il oi sqs Ql D. October -1s - - ~ 70 sep
demand $50 CASH ,3's. -cp'cnoeri i5-ie Octo5sI
M e II ts 49,. h s''i I,ve ,I.y nrch,cei Rarcy
on 60 Pork 100 lsr demand al ~ =, cash 81 20
Lara dun a. e. cash so. Oeto3er - asSea al te y AZ
ooG Jns OF j aur. iosIoo pas. Wheat azaco0 bush
~ ''Vg1 sli To t3 iaar 20 800 6as1 wheat
6ssh barley Mariet closed wheat strong. 81 o6ss oe'
oats unchanged Pork nnnrr az az p september Lard
c'cSSS sept Flour stronger Family s. SUES Is
ss, In fair DEMAND a. 5gq5.c Brley quiet BAT steady
so g. Lard struus steam. -e Kettle ygt2e. H. ~,
meals Ia ig demand a. - US ~ p - 5o1 f NJ IN
far 'irilaa at 90 q &c ana t nj s 81. o3 Tattef 6ra
Fanc creamery. -saSJci iIms 90 SeSs "es,iH 1 ,
rlsn,r, Hoes steady and aru Common - tna*i % 3
ff~rf a T5rF5 lp. PcrsI- - rnf-J 20, Butchers,
g ,iq+I 90 iiecsipfs l. b; shinueuts. hl % -
sg.,v. vsra white Michigan, q - efl y ESQ., Do y 49,
eisls 81 S. september, ~ 80 octb., Mii'ns; ~ 81 20
ma ~ iiirLa- 81 pa sl 30, No 2, Nlt' ~ ~ corn
ssa4v lSh Mixel Isc Oats hrm Gem nj goat Ncs
Mo- - ..c CASA 2-.. SepteIb-r Receipts ~ q DDS
Il.lr IS y % imsi Whelf 90u bash t.rn 1000 ba D.
oat snlpmcnts-l.45l bals riodri 1000 bd b. whoa:
fafl htisll 'fgH = au~ bust 'atF .... .-.- . .,
MIwAlEEE sept Flour stronger Wheat sireng opened
b-i,.r. cs,-e,i ntu. No J Hard hiWirEe, ~ ifai SOFT
Do Fl I5A No co. q l3 r.ptege,i u % oe1ol p
IN iL, No d. Il ~. Com .. 4a 'c oats .r o.
2Ssdea.e . Rye unsettled. saiss o. 10 az % s@' e.
Iisrl- ,iu ~pIla -cptrlutl, otc. ne gitN Erat
tuiT,Io rrrBfs-fstn bids Four liipp bush
,ybr.f shipments 500 bbfr tlnurt S8uuu bush Wheat
nan tfrf piua 4fole-. steady IN iar demand; 100
AZ 80 ltl, i.tguay 90 lJi- SANTOS a l5'e Java az
guild tlr Tar auN efoi ia
Tutr. frnus -aars n &c trr cut Lli ~ Tor
I'll H. FOR and GIa ate,', and loc iOf a.
Nia.srs rrrn 30 tert; itirnicnu eiose a. la
- ns1nr ul 90 nGf- for Grade Flour 20 s'I nta Nr
roant. pennsylvania Extra ~ - - = Mhbe-ofa EHtra
PANTY t,iocs az a. I6i d.. do. Fancy - 3
$40 bbls Ilgh Grmc 30 ~ % Peunsrivani Extra
Family tar 10 81 aO hOice and Fancy al lnalana
"a thoirr al ~ 70 Kentucky White What ~ - DO
~, ,n.r az ~ Ono do. Fancy, al 81 Eye Flour duh at
81 Wheat active pquiry; nrccs ~ hie % per JUS
tins ed 20 81 W~terz 10 = IN elevator AZ y -
DO A. ears "a So; No 3at 8 southern Am0rf hoce
AZ 81 as CO. AZ IL sve AZ ono d. az 81 i0
Keuacky Choice Wte at 81 %, d. Fdir' at 81 iis "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-05
TIE DRY GOODS TRADE.

There has iTciy active aud seiT movement ID
Goods suitable t0r che fd tl VAN posi-
hy sii- enI-at over iast ne with aeriA trans
actions gith ul-t hau mostly n mOiriir sl1e
amounts and sales have taken place t-rt neis
lti. % ans speculative feeling, pa bGziness in he Az
liberal and .o'fthWrssfr IpuprrT
taking bold Freely, aDd Wrsetn lnDoers although ms
tff returned o. t Hiifttr llri .'
orders TO good anusut TIE lob1ne trade D. iAb h.u
ana shows steadily mere -ilg Bl-iure l"-'T ,u4't q
-,tter,, mao, .nu ing the ua- ~ 1fise ac.lvr. Buf
havr'su matiuS liberal s-i-ctoBs u M kinas q ti tAl
rov4rs the large tanfifrs Il 0i- we're fWiiir IN
the ning o. recent Purchase Prospects nr tt 30. i'ta.
enuflrire so particular animation ekpfret nut
a goo and satisfactory trade 10 looked for AMI has IN i''@
commenced 49,. a..
mand Nlth nCeuis, we've rray -lrt =. ~
changed prfrs with PROSPECTS tnaf s'rne itnfltr sb
u0v selling low rates ft suffice l' an ~
vanee Jobbers ecied g0od aggregate d-rbui Cd ~ i"h
parkage and broken lots. a., 81
BROwS sHEgrTSG- AND sHIRrfNGe rere ll ai.
demand Icing geucfaiy hhfhhk'' jay
sln- naKa changed hands sgat cone ann- iIp
ordinary quotations. orier to force sale "a lessen eu'u
lafious a.. 81.
BLEACHED sHEErINGs AND sHIRriSuS-so'ne %,
The leading makes moderate demand, bdt Inc behe4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-05

,vstnc circrmstaaccs justice and the an,e ,nHac
a.. hoTdhoders alike demand that tie anIIt ~
,nt of the road b. transierrea nom ''o ~, tSe
.J "f +hs houdholdcrs 90 wlcn, ln ieai Suu-
s,pce aud regarding present values Le ~
o , measure. for foreclosure, ana Gems, queh'
reorganization. h,ti sb,rtl,- have IN prirt
rtS.l ". ,t.o,r.uf cNhiMtinc Che cailscs which
l, i.l 10 thus d,t,riuaio Jon ana course oil ac.ion'
icr ,-ifh oJ,r views ir rer1ii ~ D. i l"''''"
Aug. so. 1877. = u ~ -. ~. tI,l.' it, 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-05

DO 40 Q atsI ar; Mlchrrn whiie ~ a. Ryc Quiet
GOuG2o 90 demand both fO export anf iocll eo
sumption Pennsvlyana and southern yellow IN ehI- ~.
from cIlu drDnt. 90 GOc da, Cocr "a 6ici western i
~ Xi 80 r~ajg-. Nh,key dul aua nominal t ~ % ~
the Matfl fNChturf, Open bDHrL 'lr1 hil aAn ,.
changed Qaois hls sIot 5-c. sep elsr, lt f'i w.
tl5s 4sc. wheat quc. "a &C., nalie1y A. - 80 -P't
and september October AZ 3D. kye unchanged All sAi7
Of grain were To- delivery il elevation. ,..
ST. LOUIS sept g. F1ur 90 air demand f1r neiu gri.e
Doub Eytn Fal l0Ds5 q. treble Extra d. - , "a
2H, September; No DO. ~ 1881 ~ cash - 80
81 H. s, 5e.4,yr al Il'ta5l I-i4 October Corn 80 =
Nvcd 40sGtfiec cash: al 7.1fi -f, ocl0ber No =:
20 J7fr. cash. - % september. I've nrrn, scfc ara
wantcf 5i -. BIZ Wht1ker st1iy ~ 81 o. F1rN qni'r
unchanged Lar n0mnalv unchanged l'1ikm'ais req
above buyers views l.tc'y el..r ,ni prizes u, 'ss
Cora. 800 bush oats, 5000 ufsI Rye ...,..-
ToLEnO sept. 4.flonr hrru. Wheat steady No Whue
Michigan. -. 30 hNta .0, 81 ~ AMbl MciA-ll si'.,
f September. ~ ,f1t 80 Rel winter, = US So
d0 spot "a Scnt.all'f. 81 2is ocDucr, - 1-i 30
Ief IS BASH - - so. q Amber Mlct'gi-t 81 - -
Day ald Michigan e ~ >. c0ru q1irtf ihgh hiNe,
SPOT. 4-c October. iat. NO. .. apDl sNd pt,.'et 49,,
October 81 -c.. DAMAGED 42'c Oats quiet. No = spot
202c no. Nhlte. --i4c.; NueL stn p 5' , go
Hreepls-1o9 boi- oar; oo n-s n',' .," i D.
Corn lZuOn bush. OATS Nllpueue---tfb ui-N
5000 bush. 2t11 bush oats Marels closet y he5
firm; Amber Gcnrtu. ~'nt smher = Z4'1f-i n 10.
iel Winter. September, 81 - - OcDJcL ~ ~ ~ ~ 80
Com qgiei bTt irn; Ng1 hitc, tN-t 70 -'i'l"'''
Csc october. 4Sicc Re-c.ef, f1c Oats No. = @te.
H Nf.llrU iON. s. o.. -tt tuirta of tuftii.it uiu ~
zee. hru az :. % for atrainri Crie Hi'c ns
y Al - 20 I yellow Lyi - 90 To- -n iAi A4'" "a
81 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-05
TO TIE COLUMBUS, CHICAGO

INDIANA CENTRAL STOCKHOLDERS.
The statement male feF days D. stoekaofeF -
relation has cvdeuy lnfer ri What with
plan sbont De consammaf"d, VIZ, so5bng NJ re
$40, aua boals "a merely nominal fgr8 Al Effort IL
therefor. ms1e throw 81 responsibility ~ the late heavy
Purchases those securities Com. ntoekwe n Pacific
Mt ,aue Iha ul ROO Hsii To vsula rather sreln 10 De
SOME ~ Interests STAKE, who kasss tlat
There Ie result Of DE
D. D. Goa favorable o. The bond aId acsiIfers.
fl.- event which b. PREDICTED fnlent
COUNSEL countrv t1s hoieE mlortr ~ tlc 1onf-
ami Stool. fuflI De abe .tle lui compromise lrsrf
bs.- Than ihc WI award o. the D1ad oi yrs r9hifpy
demand 10 eject they sl De- l.lt fo
more I'd ties, .sf-f than thy obtain
'h0H.l h have bought selY since my limfr waning
fhs l,f MORTGAGE BlIls have aty4nc % ID 81,
per cont ami me st'c- per mt Iat Worries ny p
-f0n Lob Tho rt scl..lc. ~ igs eft fou vi
soon hr rewarded Or seeing higher quotation '-taH-h fr
a fa securities oi your Company lls pr.icioA W. Dr.
i fI. ID A much -rlfsr eEfcut auI Huf rllrn- lfts
patience nt'N Ah'ibi-'r
rE'ENAS LAND selling for taxes. Owners,
al!rass J. J.. FASTER Oldest Land Agent iul nous
Ou. *
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-05
CATTLE MARKETS.

RrFFAtO y T. ~fp.. &c trTil.- Receipts TO-DAY, go
hon fai r me wr.s thus lar - sd h,l gains, @. H. .
sale. rather hisner of best qres qloabe -ron. Fc a.
~hinpors and Common Butchers s-c. ou st WceNf qf
auous best grades disp3-sd Of qno shippers ~ F
- 90 COWS aud nrs at % Saf4 80 ot,ckela a - %
consigned through 800 heal Market fcnve for lambs; safes
al g JOuf6, lr dsma. or "rseEn oAeep i.s
NJ FAIR good cpp ~ - % 2Gf5 5O yards bare OF 9cN
supply hardly equal demo q.
Receipts totay 2jp head to@ Tor the wees us
far 800 heai AGAINST 800 last week Eur demand .s
of D. ears glO,h.r I0lgsr best Jna - o. b. l
Clrs pfry fell lf 30 l0 % Iic1v, 0est 20 - %
- g. 81 chi, al - 3D. tsJ 40.
CHr- AGO. sept A-Thr Dort J0Irur' reports CAfIiF-
Recpta. $500. shipments. 1900 bat lev good Natives
lfr luiU. tD- rul Steers, ~ .Uet -. Af".,
Sair. Bate ~. stslr iu good ieuad Grass cows y BOZ
S Is CON F,i sa 1J4si steers - coast; an soi clos
aGs-9rc 1Ja 1000 s1pmr1t 300; Best ieavl 1nercd
active 20 % Jasj ~ closed e and Be- lower a"'- ~
"A %: Light. strong 40 50 40Dsj 40 all sold 1900.
sHFEr-Esc-p,s %; butchers took nearly all az - 'O4
s. -7 shippers took lhe balance ~ s. o.
East LBE.I1 Penn, sent -, -'eGs 2,s' ~ cars
or bars OF tlrof- and o. ctrooi o.s 5t. ~ meas 30 90
al sold YoFser Is 30fsj 80 Phia ielpna nc - GOA
si Pr Receipts, "a cars OF 400 head seisng low at
~ 80 50.
wtrasfowN Mass s,pt.t-CArrLs- Receipts, 1t79 he1d
the supply rom West tas wers but tln aF'r
age qua ITS b. nos good ss 4 ae dst marAe; 'a "tte
o.. 9ic. AZ 50 l5 E.fra al - Z5ae9; grst QUALITY al
Trsf. second 10 1JHfT TlI-t 20. ~ - ju4S 80.
rHEEr AND LAdHfl.,ccipts -l&l head ile afila3 arc
uclrY loo more lhlu ils week ago d-ae ID lnu'lI.1
bright many good locks were bred lld prices on l%i1s
- 7Ja So from a5c. D. spnng Lambs at 5'i1o'c'
~ L b. .er 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-05
TIE MARkKTS.
TOTal. RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Ter Nsrn Eirer. Vessels IND Eoi.ro7fa.
GENERAL NARKEr REpORT.


-,. c-
.--rs ,,-t.+ and ffnchanref: pots &C.; Pearls ff ,
A>hl, ,V r.,tr and griot. Western and southern -
h,. -,o,,
I.t .-t ~. tr,pUIfur. sac. MtU.um ortth. ga
Nfr.l i.,.fif..'u.,f 4dtL
Co. -l tr-I.f ,I s. Brcss though 0ry moderately
Hi lli ~ 81 ~ r'.l ,r.s no uctoa. we quote: Pale
ac- 3 -,. n ar.i--U. Rivers. s8 i0ltt rs nav
cTs... ,rr a. dars 40 rod. $40. .Aiase.f ia 500
.. ,- ., 'orI...srv anal 81 Isi Fronts b'ni'stc
S--r1 A., .'..f f..th fa- consumption aus tN grlf
ttN.il ' fri. onc ra1. Portland, 81 ...Hro ~;
N.t H.a'' ~ .--s- .o. fo uue 81 aFll 90.
Nr0urs N'''-' --..- ,--.l lut are Qu1tel sttait
Lt .a- '-" Emo I'm good demand and
tr 's H. ,-rIrs d. aocdt- common loeeln1 s5..'
q ' -t .a. .r.. -r-r.. het.rr demand. ;!i
tl .--- ,-tr. ral &. fui.t 90 Unclaimed fhit
u.-l yttlHs g. crate coll aD' -. .,-t-
Y.',. 81. -uF--H BID l.s E.I.or.. 10 -il ~, t..|
~ .., .-o,... erths Ir small r1o ano $40 go n,
8 t, .,rr,ln. on exIa u.fcut. ~ 'ii' = Ae we
lD -lr,1'- 'r-r I'd .reI. -i.c .ud wards 1rd
CL' a ft 3D. '-. ID, .u ha. t-l DO Toy Coma go
BOX. Narrow. ll -.-.....1 E. M f. ora. rcd cqrc,oe.
N.lrr'r random 'ai ''s r-.. = d. r-g. ta. and br
g. SIS ios eeI i..i.. ,a e.r.I IA aoas q NJ
q. fo. --- Inn, f.o. Iirriwooas-Ne quote
IeHu liu'.i ....... q. fr..r-. Walnut -1nU
VIC. s.e .-5r fr. Or-. ss-1@to no.. Maple.
g. IIf- NJ ; n 'i ~. a. ,-f Oh -o.Q-}5 DO Co.. tuIls,
8 $50 eo les..u' .- liz. t-nte Wood and z.
Sl.er-i 90 -.i MSS ..e1-35 DO. Hickory. $3.50
incl p & 1re t.15s 5a flr coo,. rcar.bv sfocs.
so TO- for W eeill i ,D-r.rf ~er7o Csc Patent do.
CAN l--lu fi-5i W. p1f.oir. 4, e.. and 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-05

RIO JANFuo AUG. 20, via Bahia, sept 3-EXchaaec on
London 2is The coffee market Is drp al ne decline no
,ooc tifS.s G-O13IO per 10 AiOs. AFeragt daly
rprsrfs 800 r-e. weeks shipHeus rho Channel and
o-th ci Iurouc. 1000 te uf states 5000 3ags
Mediterranean Weeks sa.t- Tie channel
AMI North Europe 81, O1 bag for the United 2iies
1900 bags fur tine Mediterranean uurc. ntnch ol,uuo
haas. Freigh,s per sail for the enamel 32s- 90.
SANTOS Aug pc Coffee MARKET very quct prcts nearly
nominal SUPERIOR GGIOHG >Jn rcis per 10 ki'as Avcrce
daily receipts tj0O bags weeks shipments o. al couuir
TO.g bags Channel Europe and thr Mediterranean
none weeks Tex Europe Loco Dass, for The Lnlted
~ atts none. stock. / > Ou0 bass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-05

s-tc. Vev.vorN No car lo's and boat loads BE
- 5~c' Nov York yellow; 5000 bush. NO. z 'g,ee
De- ,fr.t cam 5sc 10000 bash 81 lner iai 6 bn!6
Gracrr No. september. ~ cs. 50 q bual.
October. 5-le "a. Steamer Mixed -itn' l ~
49, t -, $50 ,fi e -,u' rulhcf. ~ bid % "a ask
urfosr c Ld $50. Noyclhc 90 btno 1f assoc
... NTA sha deai,l az tfi1 ttte o',l- t ~
os+..c ,i "a Z, ~ va sa sfr. SO White 20 e39iei
SD gttcs -n Dli .i1,. Vows 30. TOT a'. ban 7-
feuh.f. asac FEEN-l1ut. n: lNl I ~ -sI " 81
asc3 20 uor 80 Edi aEs o4-' - % i Ne gnu r
olIrr.. q --3 CH No. feei Al $3.50 r'i 3. u !
N.fir4i F.ri aru Iecl- $40, 90 I've F'' at
sI5gs- LIZ ANSNeT Noel. Re arrived i} &
tam - Boz Aarroa abo1t s'eaeii NtW ~ Al."'l iie
AItlirr. TDW slow nf ~ 1'f it'. .l.'r
ss 5c7.a m. Caoce Te - sOot2 500, and tloce MiI'e
OTIS >II5-i smal r,qacsl Domestic CLOTH l2'sfl2fc'
JJtvtvo sTI tyy-Thc supplies good. mluds small
tes s0f9 Cover 0Oa tO.s S,'r .o0t'q 9f--@ q'''
isa6sc. iol ara oc io anori i' g. 30" i'e l'i
Hemp AND JUTE- Continue qmot ara noriggaily easy
Mania l.m1 7,ic siaa' 'sa' &C. -jl' 'u h''1' ''-@
lIiiEs hsSc lately been less active, sIes today "a
WY Iara asi 81 cry ~isugher. OK nu flFfi- terms
tlo1iiaas urE LgoHs Nf fea -,4-.,i No4te 4i,.'
o3c Crr-cut.s. 81 122c. I.o O. eni'- ~ Ict ORA q,
"a Ia ..s. California, 2-oc22c teIri American $50
Western I.r.. southern. jos. -itt-i
Astamorss l-4I74c.. Texas. l6ae ic southern 4@a
CTS slaughter OK. zoe: CITY Slaughter, Cos aec 'ur-
H5Ps-od are aul, nominal no NeT OF ring IF re
moment i-If. state ffcUt o. t''ir, l-' r.
do Low to taIr 4osc. T. b Do Esrr g, ~ '' lo.
IEATHrR- tiiulucs sole has Been quite active and
CLOSES ami Heavy sides are higher, crop De- Gun ana
weas.