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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-09-20
DEATH AND DESTRUCTION.


IGffhtAC upton Oh u VO1CaAV-
Over One Thousand Lives Lost.
New YORK. Sept. ia letter from
Peru, gives the story
OF the eruption of the volcano of Co.
topaxi, which took place July
oath. Streams of water poured from
all the craters at once on the Calao
side, sweeping away everything in
their course. Another irresistible tor
rent followed the course of the Saqui-
NAL River. The hacienda OF Signor
DonosO is in ruins, and the very soil
is goue. OF the place of Signor Lar
rea nothing is left near. Ii swept off
$40 head of cattle at pasture in the
field. The Alaques River overaowed
aud caused great damage. Cutuchio
overfowed, carrying everything be.
fore it. Splendid machine shops went
down like card house at the first rush
of the waters. So did various mills.
The entire district is like the sea aud
iuundation would have destroyed the
city had not the course OF the floods
been timely diverted into river chan
nels. The total loss Of life will reach,
ii it does not exceed, 1000 persons.
At least 1000 head of cattle have been
destroyed, and of smaller animals the
loss is much greater. In the midst
of the roar OF waters and crashing OF
houses, the volcano poured out enor-
nous quantities of cinders, which
gradually darkened the whole face OF
the heavens, and left Latacunga in the
prOfoundest ObscuriJy from l o'clock
in the afternoon until 10 at night 81.
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"MUsl&G on the infinite, et Z" said a
chap to q melancholy looking
individual who was walking along the
roadside with bowed head aud serious
countenance.. "Well, yes came thing
of my debts"
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right track for that missing ling. He
Is studying the play of Hamlet. and ia
paying particular attention to the
ghost OF Hamlet's father, as that per-
sonage "could 3 tail unfold"
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''MuM Sociahles" for the benefit of
churches are fashionable in the South.
The guests are obliged to sit "mum"
for half an hour, and any one speak
ing must forfeit nickel for each word.
AT "mum" party the other night a
wicked young man whispered some
thing in the ear of an old maid, and in
less than ten minutes she forfeited $50
worth of nickles, and was compelled
to appoint receiver before the hall
hour expired.
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A. BIETZ.
-FARRIER.

County In the treatment of the diseases of Hors-
es and Cattle. Having been educated in the
Berlin Institute for the treatment OF diseases
incident to domestic animals, and having had
one years practice in treating the diseases OF
slant practice of the profes sion In Germany and
this country since 1870. r feel confident Of my
ability to give entire satisfaction to all those
who may entrust animals to my care.
A. BIETZ.
Rayenna, Dec. 10, a76A-tf
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w. III. MCCONNELL, M. d..
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.

Twenty years experience All forms of acute
and chronic diseases skislfully treated. Hav-
jag for years made chronic disease speciality
Twill continue to give particular attention to
Shas class OF cases.
Once and residence No. 50 Sycamore street.
431-3mO. Rrvenna, Ohio.
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WE'LL DIGGING

Having recovered from my late misfortune.I
tender my services to the people of Ravenna
and vicinity asa
WELL DIGGER AND DRILLER.
am also prepared to clean and repair Wells
and Cisterns. 49,
Having had over forty years experience in
the business, can guarantee satisfaction to all
who may employ me.
- Prices as low as those Of any other man
Tn kssssna. s.,s sSnatYi b.o .. 7s2ssHsNf..s KAY
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New Harness ShQp! ]!

TWOULD respectfully announce to the citi-
IL zens of Portage County that have opened
. new HARNESS SHOP one door south of n.
Gretzinger's. on Chestnut Street, opposite Court
House Park. where will be pleased to see all
those in want of any work in my line.
have had twenty-five years experience in
the business in some of the best shops in the
country. and feel confident Of my ability to
give entire satisfaction to all those who may
patronise ne
REPAIRING promptly and neatly done.
My prices will be suitei to the times. Give
me . call. q. WISE,
Ravenna, April 10. 1877. 4T-amO
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NEW TAILORING
E 8 t a. b l i s h M e mt
H. C.. MIIETING

Would inform the people of Ravenna and vicin
ity, that he has opened shop in the Allen
Block, two doors east Of b. Little's Grocery
Store, on Main Street. and is prepared to do all
work entrusted to him, in q workmanlike man.
ner and ut reduced prices. From many years
experience in the business, he feels confident OF
his ability to give entire satisfaction.
Particular attention paid to Cutting Garments
to be made by women.
Ravenna. Oct. 1869. 66-f.
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ELDING. H. .. H-P. HUaUs, II.
BELDING & HUGUS.

Physicians and Surgeons. Office, Main street
over Belding \ Armstrong; Drug Store
Ravennx, U.
Special attention paid to the treatment OF
Chronic Diseases Onice hours, from 10 to IL
a.m.. to and to y. m. 9S5.
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National Steamship Company.

Sells passage tickets to ana from Europe. and
Drafts on England. Ireland & Id Scotland.
The vessels of this line consist OF twelve First
Class British built Iron Steamships, one OF
which will leave Liverpool every Wednesday.
Queer stown every Thursday, and New York
every Saturday. -.
For passage or further information. apply to
p PSHEHA An, 9e6. West Street, New York, or
BERNARD KINNEY. q
1lO-f. Ravenna. Ohio.
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also have Tor sale
% VILLAGE LOTS,

wall ,ocated nm hish rolling ground, and in the
most Dleasant and growing part Of the town.
vim be sold cheap and on cas-, ,ssrms.
Rayenua, O.. Jan. .. 165o -
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j. WAGGONER, NJ. d.
hysician and Surgeon. Onice East end Of
Phenix Block, Ravcnna, Ohio.
March 27th- 1S13 167-tf.
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Wagon Making and
Repairing.
O. 5. BUZZELL

VTYOULD Inform the people OF Portage coun-
w ~ that he is prepared to manufacture all
Kinds or LUMBER and SPRING WAGONS.
and to do general repairing promptly and in
the best manner. Al<o HbkSE SHOElNG and
GENERA AL LBLACKSMITHING.
rPrices from ~ to 70 per cent below any
heretofore charged in thi region. 10 cash.
" WAGONS of all kinds constantly on hand.
Works ON Main Street, West Of Z. d p. Il. b.
Depot.
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ROCKWELL & NORRIS,
Attorneys at Law and NotaryPablie. Deuel.
Block, Kent, Ohio.
Dec. 10. 1855. IL.
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CHOICE VILLAGE LOTS
FOR. = ALE.

81 GOOD BUILDING LOTS on North Chest
IL nut st, and on King st. near West Main
&c., are in the market. for sale. An investment
in Village Lots in Ravenna has proven to be
better than money at 20 per cent. interest. For
terms. inquire at Law ONCE of
w. B. TEOMAS,
April ~, 1874. 396 kavenna, o.
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j. H. NICHOLS

j. H. NICHOLS.
Attorney at Law and Notary Public. Ofice
in Phenix Block, over Brainerd & Sons Drug
Store.
November 10. 1Ss7.- 277-tf
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INSURANCE AGENCY.
y W. CONN, Life and Fire Insurance
Agent. ONCE on I'd floor, over the second
National Bank, Ravenna, Ohio.
Sept. -. 1859. 56-1y.
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Business Cards.

FRANCIS l.. CLARK,
4eenaaieal and Architectural Draughts-
Aan. Patent Once Drawing . Speciality.
No - Firth Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa.
June6. 1871. 1857.
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E. C. SWAIN.

TAYLOR & HORTON. ''''
Attorneys and C0unsell0rs at Inv, Raw en-
!. na. Ohio. Once in Phenix Block, over Sec
= Ond National Bank.
May .. 1853. 36-1v.
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TESTIMONIALS.

TE9IlM lMN)NxAA
Ravenna, March 90. 1875.
Mr. O. g. RUzzELL: Dear Sir:-My Wagon that
purchased of you about two years ago. must
acknowledge Is much better than expected.
Being Of medium size. thought it too light for
nv business; but IL Is just right. runs light and
easy and have often carried on 1t 14O0 bricks
from my kiln 1t will carry eight thousand
pounds and has never cost me one cent for re-
pairs. Yours truly, II. r. CARlS.
shalersyille, March !s, 1875.
Mr. O. 8. BUZzELL. Dear Sir I'm the fall OF
1ss7 purchased of you alight wagon: Weight.
with box on 53a pounds tits thimble ske1n,
which think is the easiest running wagon In
use have frequently drawn 5000 pounds up.
on il at one time. All the expense that Put
mon it for the first twelve years was Tor set
sing tire once. Yours, with respect
e 8. G. ELDRIDGE.
Ravenna March II, 1S75
Nh O. 8. BUzZELL: Dear Sir-We nave been
using one Of your one horse wagons now over
two wears in our lumber yard, often loading "
with one thousand feet OF green hemlock Ano
oak and we think it the best and easiest rnn.
ming wagon we ever had. 1t VIII carry 6.0O
Tbs and has never cost us one dollar tor repairs
for mat time Yours, truly.
c. SUTHERLAND co.
also have for sale
% VILLAGE LOTS,
Well located ON high rolling ground. and in the
The New York herald., 1877-03-01
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT FIRM FUTURES CLOSED
srEADY-FLoUR DULL-wHEAr DULL-coLN
EAsY-oArs FIRM--wHIsKEY FIEMER--PoBK
FIRNER-LARD FIRMEa-PETRoLEUM EASY
SPIRITS OF TURpfNTINE AND RosIN QUIET
OILS rIRM-coFFEE AND SUGAR STEADY
FREIGHTs QUITE BRISK.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 2S-6 r. NJ.
There was but little change the general merchan-
disc markets to-day. although there some few
important exceptions On Change the chief features
of interest the continued duncss depression
In breads,us and the Increased rmness IN provisions.
Flour was dull, wheat dun, heavy aud nominal.
There was but little pressure to sell and very little
manifest inclination to purchase at any nsure Corn
was easy. but without important change. Oats were
firm. Whlskey 6rmer. Pork and lard Grrer.
Freights fnry active. Cotton the spot firm
futures closed steady Coffee and sugar remained steady
Oils were firm. Petroleum easy. Naval
quiet
Corrsx-Rio was steady; sales we're GA bags ex Abby
Clifford. and 772 do ex T. H. Armstrong private terms
Mild coffee steady sales during the past week
206 bags Mnracabo, 0SS do Laguayra 252 do. 81. Do
mingo and 37 do savaua in lots for consumption within
the Tho oi mild coffee is 1920 grass mats
AS hags Maracaibo 5i6 do Laguayra. looi do jamaica
35oa do ST. Domingo. 562 do Costa Riea 2G2 do Mexican
so do Angostura 2oi do Savana. Total stock 1893
bugs and ZOO mats Java We quote -Ordnary car2oes
l74c. al71sc.; tar do i9c. loisc; good do i9Ac II
2oc prime do 2olsc 2oAc.' extreme range for lots.
i74c. 22c santos fair to good. loc. lo24c. gold 90
days; Java government bags PC. 23c DO
23c 2ic: Singapore. i0c ale: ceylon. l9c. 2ic
MRracaibo lSlsc 2oc Laguayra, 1896 2oc aica
lsc 19c st. Domingo 1870. l7c. Porto Rico isc
2ohc. Costa Rca. lsc. 2lc. Mexican, lsc. 20c
Manila lsc. ls1sc; Aneostura 100 2oc savanila,
1Snc. u zoe. Curacao. lSc n loc
CorroS tho spot was firm. Futures opened l32c.
dearcr and advanced 332c After the second ca
there disposition to SELL and the market weak
cned and OF the advance lost Tho market closed
seady with the closing prices showing advance for tho
day about i32c Tho closing prices to-day compare
Tuesdays rs ioiows--
The New York herald., 1877-03-01

City bank shares sold as follows:-24 Commerce at
49, 10 Fourth National at 1O0 IA Metropolitan at
1321< 49, and 10 New York at III.
ptrt nEYp,fA srOcKs
The New York herald., 1877-03-01

Wheat dull nominal. but sell The sales
stors. and 5000 do. No. New York. Inst evening At
Sales were 5000 bushels at 5 7e Tor No. ose
5slc for steamer mixed AID 57 5sc Tor Delaware yell
BARLEY saa barley mai, we're quiet Oats nrm. Win
%ssd ss sr bushels d g. axe for s el No. % Ssea " N
for State mixed. and SOC. Tor 40 | graded white
quiet Sa! sesdy We quo,s Anerican dressed sig5
dressed Russia clean. sos sa5, god Italian, sa75a
$50 gold jue, 4c 35ac currency Jnte butts 3sc eur
hemp 6lsc s12c sisai do SIC. &C.. stlo 5s%c ali
MoLAssKs-The demand for domestic was limited to
actual wants Prices, however, steady. The stock
is 1858 nhds. Cuba and 3ss hhds English Islands. We
aao's ace d. esns"g and %Ssa e SrS
soc toc: Porto Rico, ioc 5oc English Islands 'sic
NAVAL sroRrs.--rhcre no change of Importance in
this market. Prices nominaily unchanged 1000
hbs rosn; No to low pale, sod at prices ranging rom
order @ Soc i 90 IS, good ao
mingicn were a. follows osin qne,; sr@"sd 81
sooa strained aa r. az n' & s.ssa d ~ r"rpsns
Ons.-inere were changes Of Importance aud
coonseed, crude. 5ue southern yellow ,Je Doe yei
prime winter voc ooc sperm crude ~ aD DO bIeached
s sns5 10 @ o CO. S w%s %as:r fsss Ssa ss
ssl M do .oe c ~ esr" M do Se winter ble"ched FISH,
rnrnohrus was quiet ana ,o say The closing prices were
Tor prime cty refined Phiiadclpha, I5c do Al Balt
Gy y steady U"ted do r. s Sd sp%enss II auet
" i3 II as0-oi City United " 50 BID 81 5Ji. asked
Pcsirw W was in fair aem%Sd and steady We quote.-.
Western. re ic roos,crs, Sc. ioe TarkcysstSte
and Jersey ioe. ise Western, i4e idc GeescJersey.
Ducks Jersey 81 81 % per pair wes,erS ec 5c p per-
pair Dressed poultry urkeys quoted i3c re.
S fa,l ie &c or good 70 prime Western and ne i3e Tor Tor
fair to prime state BE i,c for iar 70 ime Jersey lic
i5c for good to prime Western aud lie be for fair to
Rccepts 22O bbis lard s95 tierces;
cut meats S2 PACKAGES bacon t,erees aud lp1 boxes;
6S The p,rk market was quiet bat hrmer and eosfd -
sc s se'Is %p e" ss S @ s "a asd M Nay SIS SIS 9 3D.
$40 10 asked; 60 bbls mess sold private terms
500 es h"ms @Ss a sc and 81" peea n"s at BE-
fresh hams were quoted at ss,c. oac. irs,h bellies at
&c. loc picked bellies sa.c, 0i ana boxed bellies
=, se P smoked sS., were decidedly %
yasom wa" a"e and @ more or @ no csar I %s I% e
quote ibis, extra mess. si 90 si2oo plain
creeG cr city EXT" % india ,ima rG%," wo.era at sr ss9
quoted ss n"s & "Sa good f1 @ S
were quet city heavy 70 light were quoted at ic 1sc
the a"s ecoms ea as so SiG sio a
asked: April 80 30 bid 80 o asked May $40 ~ ba.
March $40 $40 21s for Apsil ana $40 io $40 IS
am and x sq @ % wosr M az 3 sed @ a Of %
1Os.c for South America, o6c for Continent, &C.
KIcr.-rherc was fair jobbing demand AT full prices
We quote Carolina fair 5A.c 5sae good 5ssc aos.c.
fair ise 5ae good to prime. o!ae 64e; Paina 71tc
suTns"sy m"%s%" sansy SSn su g. @sn.o @
quite active aud about dcaer We quote Fair renu.
Vc do, centrifugal hhds. aud boxes. Nos to Is.
ysac lO6c. do. molasses, hhds. and boxes IKE &C.
grocery. lair 70 roce "sse ioc rersd nsi aa
li.e Ike ;on A, io'.c iI,se crushed, LAG; pow
The New York herald., 1877-03-01
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON.
Cotton quiet miadns Iislc'; low middiins. Iiise;
good ordinary. ioc BET receipts 5oi bales; gross, sos
New ORLEANS. Feb. -. 1877.
orG"spS @ s 4ecep % @ os .s Sae. s sga
Lxpcr,s,i: france 2ois; coaswsc. lag Sales 5000
Cotton ssssdy; %iadlng, IKE low %Iddns lIe good
Sse i6o Sale Zoo ssSes M 7s7 ss' Exports '0''
cotton steady; middling. i2c low madins &C. good
ordinary io'Sc. Ne, receipts, sco bales SAFES, 500
sss sas eas "a snfs .s so WSs": % ss
ii s.. extra white Michigan. ii o5 Corn steady mixed
@s' Ss @ % % & on Corn Ssas s "ss & veal, aSo:d S Sss s
Miiliecd-shcrs t2o sipsius s22 middiugs. ~ 80
BurvALo Fob. -. 1877.
tions noTnay unchanged IA the absence Of sales Corn
% asa ssi at sic ns $ aex No. on s
sample at ,ac oats and rJeNotang doing Harley quiet;
Mn . . as o ss Tr ssss; s ,m
sales so bDi" At unchanged prices other articles quiet
ana unchanged Rcccrpts -rlour 3loo bbls wheat 900
de d. m e $50 do @ G - 52o eSls wheat,
TOLEDO, Feb. ~. 1871
eS5@ S,, de = a Ns ~ es ., ws'er a 81 - M"eh . ta
amber Illinois 81 -. Corn steady high mixed 43lsc
Anr ns t ,s So lcgssa tes. s Ns,ss s,. e Apf ss
White white ,,s IN Menis"a nsae Eeceipts-iiooo bushels
flour, SOD bushels wheat, 5000 corn, $500 do oats
CHICAGO. Feb. ~, 1877
Flour dull aud unchanged Wheat unsettled but gener.
ally higher; no Chicago spring. S ~ ior fresh 81 2I
Tor regular cash or Marcn sales at 81 ~ 81 2iS April
closed AZ 81 23ss Apn I'll 21ss, Mny rejected vic
Corn In good demund and shadc higher 3ylse cash
%7ec March; 1O4c, Apri 4iSs May rejected 5c Oats
active, bnt shade lower; 33s., cash; 33iac. April.
Bye active, but lower, ut UDc Iitrlev In
fair demand but lower a. .47isc Pork mod
cracly active aud higher; SIf so cash q,
March; Slf 10. Apr; SO, May Lard fairly active and
shade highcr " 10 cash; so 80 April; $40 May. BulL
meats hrmer; shoulders 5Ac. short ribs, sbc; shor
clcsr sides ssc dressed hogs active firm aud hisher
Al sb 10 ~ -. Whskey in light demand, but holder
brm At ~ o. Receipts Flour. 6OOO bbis wheat 2O,W
busheis corn 10000 do SO 90 do rye in, do
barley. lIOlD do Shipments-FIour, 600 bls wbcnt
ioW,o bushels corn 5000 dos oats, 1900 do barley
f.'PpO do ~ tho afternoon call the board Who /.
hrmer; ~ 2lA ag1 2iM, March; xl 23g& April Corr
htmcr but uncnnnsed. Oats unchanged. Pork higher
S,i NSii Sts March; si4 30. April Lard higher
The New York herald., 1877-03-01
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

Totals as7s % m gla Lass 4,sss 4,aio
one choice quality steers held or ise per ID, Weights
Sst Sales as @ sis'iess street y"as Gs
man sold tor self 80 csrs horned cattle sale. :. felows
q A. Ilinol; % steers at lo}s per n weigh. ~ sw.
* s sS 'ssfs ss Ss i" o per ri s ssss
sH s 50 as no a ~ seP % s sss g
Myer sold ior e5 Illinois 0ac b with
II illinois ps se % ssss Ss e. o @ ws IL
@ % % 81 Weights at s u ss
=. l1e per with os OF per G head weight ss' sssn.
pc e. %syA, ss.s
per & Il wesht % ~ q s~, ia s Sos s'ss5s M at %
II M M M to sss. Gs s :na @ s st..r m @
S sss Pf Ms, .o. q
ON head weight Ga ewt 80 Illinois steers At o1sc pcr
weigSs wei "a cSt w. Strong Coon Thompson sold or Coon
Co. 80 y linSs steers az s'c per @ b weish,' 6 swt aaA
sm 81 nr Al y @ " @ sSa .s for
sw held On n, s @ SheisS q qy Ohio ss Ys weight
s iino: steers Jss a per t. "s Weight: o ' sxs
@$ss @ IT'S Si SSssh, @ s~, To- Ssl:;. S$,,ss.a
os lo per h. weights ~ ;;ao sw, osw. L. 4, neTsn.
swl: 81 Illinois steer; q. ioNs Pei l, lls wsishs
head: 81 Illinois sisss at io,ls per lb with 81 per
sssa IL sa sss0a S ssd s 20 S1 d sss % at
o. ID, weight 6cwt; 100 Ihnois ose per
per- per- T,sa nnd s ~ II Ssa ss"a weight 1H a s"a e%
cwt.; ls Illinois steers at ssae. per ~. with 81
at 1oc per h. with Vi OH per head weight Ga ewt % iii
nS .o for t. o S ss'fna IS a Sgs
per h.. with soc head. weight ~ cwt 81 Illinois
sf T. s Ts %, " q" fss s psi
~. with 81 or per head weight eH cwt; II
i Kspsr 81 Missouri Mss r. steer, At ios aiose per S wit"
weigh,s ! ewi scani u sw.; % sis.oarl steer.
bulls. s & ssfas pei @ s evil sd
Tor WaiSei A!erton IS Illinois steers at 9sic; per h.,
per head weight IA ss,: q es. steers q. ioss.
Yss D%dsy ' weights xopsr eS % Missouri q s%s steer. o. T.
s ce 's "a sD With With
" head ON Is head and ~ on head "a head.
At 94c. ~ with 40 oil the herd. weight ga B.
4 Westheimer sold for a. Lehman Bros - mixed
lS Weigh, "A sw. sherman sold & rsr Wassl
neil r'fs at S
per- per- mss", with SO on hs weight rans s'ss;' 10 M
nos steer, rs, a. ios per lo, weight E cwt 81 Illinois
snErr AND Laans Trade slow off in feeling Sheep
ssst sS st sa g. "a psr II s:sn SS ~sS. SS rd
JmSa @ M e - ns c% so s S0 sGssp SSF
Iiams L. Elliott sold 2o7 Michigan sheep weight
weight Weigh, iio b &C. per ee per ~ s s''ls lsl '1ssp SspS
sheep. weight $40 lbs. 57sc per is6 Ohio sheep
6. per i6. sheep weight 5 $50 lbs at
CowsTrade still duh; quality generally inferior.
Sales At Pa 20, per head head calves included M h.I
HoGs.-lhcrc were no live hogs ON sale.
The New York herald., 1877-03-01

The rate for prime three months discount outside
the Bank OF England Is lK a1ss per cent In Paris
rentcs opened nt 1857 Soc. and improved dur
ing the day. closing at l0ef SOC. The following
are the closing prices in London Consos for money.
961 96's do. Tor account, 96,4 96ss; nve-
twenty bonds Of 1866 (oldI log; do 1867, 1o9s
lo9,s ten-iorty bonds, i0sS; new hves, 107A; Erie
common shares, TX.
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY
Revenue receipts to-day were $3.50 900. Customs
ceipts. $500 000 Bank notes received, 100000 The
Secretary OF tho Treasury has just issued call for
$40 600 900 nvc-twenty bonds Of 1865, on which in
May 2s, iollows:-Coupons. $500, No.
a5 sol TO 81 300 ST. 0oo 790ol TO $4,000; registered,
$780, 45l to $50; 500, 595l to $3.50; $780, 3.sol TO
$3.50; ST. O0O 143ol to l4,soO; $4,000. 6s5l to 5s3l
$4,000 975l to 10,0S3, all numbers inclusive
s., 900, 600 coupon and S.. ooo, 900 registered.
STATE BONDS
State bonds were u lower for Tennessee sixes new,
and * lower for the series Oregon war loan Of
1881 sold at lo7 and District Of Columbia 365s ut
7lx.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds irregular, with tho following
chan ges in prices compared last previous sales
advance OF IL in Hannibal and st. Joseph eighs
vertiblcs a in Chicago and Northwest consolidated
gold sevens In Morris and Essex 6rsts consolidated
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western convertblcs and
Union Pacific sinking funds, u in Michigan Southern
seconds n In New York Central skies OF 1888, and 1S
In Union Pacific sevens. land grants. There do
cline OF per cent in Delaware and Hudson registered
1s9l's. In Ohio and Mississippi consolidated
sinking funds, 4 In Central Pacific gold bonds, ST.
Louis and Iron Mountain nrsts and Chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific ssvens The latest bids were as
The New York herald., 1877-03-01
S25Oo ID G 3.G5's. .

$500 ID 9 3.65's. 90.
1000 Erie fth IN. 80.
5000 & l. ! Il Pac rs.
5000 II x StJo S's con
5000 do. $50
1Uno X Pac lst, j a ID
5000 Lch 4 w B con-.
5000 N j Cen LIST con.
5000 u Pac sink'g I'd.
1000 N Mo lst. .b3
am .ts nal A. Hind RS