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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-06-09
The Peruvian Earthquake Of 1868.

The San Francisco Alta of MAY 1;
says: While we wait for the details OF
the Peruvian earthquake, and the tida
wave that destroyed the town of africa
on the 10th inst, it may be interesting
to look back at the similar catastrophe
that befell Peru on the 18th of August
1868. The center of that shock was
about latitude II deg. south, and the
damage done in the inland towns was
great, though far less than on the ocean
shore. Mount Misti, quiescent vol
cano, became active, and threw on,
lava, smoke, and an immense flood OF
mud. In the City of Arequipa 600 per.
sons lost their lives. A dozen towns in
the neighborhood were destroyed. The
seaports from Callao to Iquique, a dis.
lance of 1000 miles, suffered greatly. Al
Iquique the sea receded and then rush.
ed in with a wave forty feet high, that
washed away houses, carried ships far
inland, and drowned many persons who
had not fled when they saw the water
run out; but the people generally knew
what to expect, and had escaped to
higher land.
Numerous shocks, many of them Sc.
we're, followed during a period of three
days, land they did some damage on land,
but the sea remained quiet. On the
14th heavy earthquake visited Talca-
huano, in latitude sc deg, and on the
10th another and the most destructive of
the series visited Quito, under the
equator. The field of disturbance ex-
tended along the Andes for 2,40O miles.
The tidal wave was observed along
the western coast of America from the
Columbia River to the Strait of Ma
gellan-5,600 miles-and it ran across
the Pacific at the rate of 600 miles an
hour At the Sandwich Islands few
natives, seeing the sea receding suddenly
to point far below the line Of low tide,
ran down to observe the new places ex-
posed to view, and were caught in the
swift-returning wave. We believe that
the wave of 1868, as observed on the
coast of California, did not anywhere
show greater fuctuation than on the
10th inst, ut Anaheim, where there was
rise of twelve feet in few minutes,
whereas the ordinary tide only rises four
feet in not less than three hours; so we
might infer that the tidal wave of 1877
was as high on the coast of South
America as that of 1868; but this infer
ence is probably incorrect, since we
have no report of serious damage on
Thursday last from any place save africa,
whereas nine years ago the losses were
great at dozen different ports. The
entire losses of South America BY earth
quake in 1868 were estimated at 30,OOO
lives and $500, 600, 900 in property. The
immense active volcanoes of the Andes
have doubtless an intimate relationship
with the frequent earthquakes along the
coast at their western base.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-06-09

THOROUGH economy: First topper
"Why do I come to Highgate? Be-
cause l get my drink penny glass
cheaper!" Second ditto Yes, but it
costs you the bus fare to get here!''
First topper" True, man; but once
here l drink till I make 2 profit. ~
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-06-09

CHOCOLATE BLANcMANaE.-4oun ounces
Of sweet chocolate, box of gelatine, 1
quart of milk, codeecupful sugar |;
boil for ! hour. and when nearly cold
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-06-09

Don't fail to procure Mrs. WNsIow's SoorH-
ING SYRUP for all diseases of teething in chill
dren. 1t relieves the child from pain, cures wind
collie, regulates the bowels, and, by giving relief
and health to the child. gives rest to the mother.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-06-09

WE have sold Hatch's Universal Cough
Syrup for about three years. No medicine
of the kind sells as rapidly, or gives such uni
form satisfaction. 1t has grown in favor from
the first Of its usc in this section. 1t takes
the lead of all those preparations that have
been considered standard. ROBINSON &
Wendell, Fairhaven, Cayuga County, N. Y.
For sale by Meyer Bros, st. Louis, Mo.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-06-09
A Romantic Suicide.

BALTIMORE, May 27.-This afternoon
Mrs. Duchoslav, wife of Jno. Duchoslav,
Bohemian, in the enjoyment of pros
porous business, requested him to ac-
company her to Baltimore Cemetery to
adorn the grave of her former husband
with flowers. He declined, and, as on
previous occasions, appeared melan-
choly at her attentions to the memory
of her former spouse. She went to the
cemetery, however, strewed the grave
with flowers, and spent several hours in
the grounds. On returning she found
the house closed. An entrance was
forced, and the corpse of Duchoslav
found hanging to wardrobe. The
body was warm when found, but efforts
to restore animation failed. Mr.. Du-
choslav was so years old.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-06-09

"MY DEAR" said Nr. s., to his bloom
ing hclpmeet, g must congratulate you on
your improvement in cskcss biscuit, bread,
rolls, every kind of pastry in short" "Oh"
said the wife, I've solved the secret by using
the greatest thing in the market for baking
-DooLEY's YEAST POWDER. Henceforth III
use M other0
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-06-09

An old Physician, retired from actiye prac-
tice, having had placed In his hands BY an
East India Missionary the formula Of . sim-
pie Vegetable Remedy for the speedy and
permanent Cure Of Consumption, Bronchitis,
Catarrh, Asthma, and all Throat and Lung
Affections, also . Positive and Radical Cure
for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Com
plants, after having thoroughly tested its
wonderful curative powers in Thousands of
cases, feels it his duty to make It known to his
suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive,
and conscientious desire to relieve human
suffering, he will send free Of charged to all
who desire 1t, this recipe, with full direc-
lions for preparing and successfully using.
Sent by return mail by addressing with stamp,
naming this paper, DIR. w. c. STEVENS,
1876 POwers's Block, Rochester, N. Y.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-06-09
Rheum.,i.m Quickly Cured.

DuRANa's RHEUMATIC REMEDY, the great
Internal Medicine, will positively cure any
case of Rheumatism on the face Of the earth,
bottle: six bottles, IS. Sold BY all druggists.
Send for circular to HkLPHKNsTINE & BENT.
LEI, Druggists, Washington, D. C.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-06-09

WnHoFr's ANTI-PERIoDIc OR FEVER AnD
AGUB ToNIc.-This invaluable and standard
family medicine is now household word
and maintains its reputation unimpaired.
It is Endorsed by the medical profession, and
prescribed daily in the Charity Hospital and
other Hospitals in New Orleans. Wilhofts
Tonic Is thus highly recommended by the
leading medical men of the country, and ID
worthy Of such Endorsement. G. 3. FINLAY
& Co., Proprietors, New Orleans.
For SALE By ALL DRUGGISTS.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-06-09
San and Awning Maker. ssouta Market 81

Each package contains DR.. Sanfordb Improved In
hang tube. with full directions for use In Al eaee
Price 800 per package. For sale by all Wholesale
and retail druggists throughout tho United states.
WEEKS q POTTER. General Agents and wholesale
DruRRists, Boston.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-06-09

WE call attention to the advertisement Of
the Perry Springs Hotel, Pike County, Ills
READER, respond ct once to the generous
offer Of Kendall q Co., Boston. See adv.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-06-09

0esssasA.-IhAyemnsre ten Yean nom tAeyoese
forms Of ACUTE CATAKnz. on Coin N IH1 H1A1s
fresh cold it would settle In my head. eAusing ino
most violent sneexng. accompanied by excessive ~.
my suffering would be intense and finally settling II
my loIns and eSvels yoIld render my ,iis ms:r.ni3
able 20 obtain even temporary relief rom Any msa
from the worss stack ever had. procured bottle
OF SAHYoED's RADICAL CUII FOE CArAnHH. The e.
lief from the rss dose was % gratifying that vou!9
willingly have given AnRdred dollars 70 ooesfn =
Anew bottles completely cured me. 0yhe.d naSsneo
breathing easy. and not . symptom Of trouble sbue
my back and bowels has presented ITSELF IL e3ecs
lnmy csse has been truly remarkable.
Very respectfully.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-06-09

achutes, and Jung, descending in COM
fort and security, made off to the jungle
before his executioners could recover
from their surprise.
In his account of a visit to the Amos
in the Japanese Island of Yesso, the
Rev. w. Dening thus describes the
formal salutation in vogue among the
natives: "The younger man drew up
exactly opposite the old man, and they
looked each other in the face in the most
solemn manner; they then extended
their hands, and raised them till on a
level with each others faces; then with
eyes cast downward they commenced
rubbing their hands, the old man in a
low tone addressing long form of
greeting to the other, who occasionally
took glance at his aged friend to see
when he was going to conclude with the
usual stroke Of the>beard; which after a
while he did, and the young man stimuli
taneously separated his hands, bringing
them down one after the other over the
beard.
An interesting lecture was given in
London lately on the productions and
economic customs of Morocco. The
number of manufactures is not large,
but carpets are brought to high de-
gree of perfection, in great measure
by reason of the excellence of
dyes derived from the barks of trees
which fouish there. Their metal work
the Southern provinces are exceedingly
rich in minerals beautiful, and, rs
every body knows, their leather is re-
nowlied They make it in only four col
ors-a bright buff, white, red, and red
dish brown. The amount exported in
1870 was valued at el15, 600; that Of the
NQolen stl6s and carpets exported n
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-06-09

Hotels opsn an the year. Dyspepsia, Rheumatism
and al diseases Of the Stomach Bowelss LIVER K0-
neys and Skin cured GuArnDtee, no charge nor
hoard. Water shtpped to N pointl eead re1lars
WV Aseoxs Oesks 9sAs WATSON 4sopTs
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-06-09

Ryses. S1.ee. soID sr ALL Dnueers1a
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-06-09

W1Hu Wa51IE0- 70 ADV11xJonle
eeseee 49, 1ss 49, ~ l1eegeoeooe
- NJ eapees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-03
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN HARKFTs

LIVERPOOL Dec. l-PorS-Eastern steady At SO. West
duh az 81. BaoVn-Cumb erland cut dull at 40
short RID du AT 40 3D. Long Clear dull Cd Short Clear
dun AZ 81 Hams Long Cut du At AZ; shoulders dull At
at 1875 Prime Mess dun 81 Lard-Pume " estern
steady AZ -. TallowPrime City dull 40. Turpsntne-
spirits steady AZ 2tbd R)sn-t0mmOn steady 5Sd; Fine
dull al o. CheeseAmeucan Choice steady AZ o. Lard Oh
dull a. ~. Flour-Evtra steady nj 30 Wheat-NO
Sprng dull AZ 10 II Id; No spring dull 1864.
winter dnl m llid COrn-MIed Soft dull AZ 20 3d. Cot
ton seed Ol-feliow American, none in the market.
Midelng upands. GIisdi Midfing Orleans 6tsd.. sales
81 the av 5000 bales including coo bales for specula
ton export Receipts ~ the dsY g. 100 bales
can Futures quiet az last nights prices. Up ancs Low MID
ding cisn-e December delivery. 6ligd; UUland Low Mid
ding clause December and January delivery. 81 I'd Upands
Unands Low Middlng clause February March del Y.
cry o. s Upands. Low Mdfng clause. March and April
delivery. b'l panfs. Low Midfinr ause, New Crop,
shipped november and December. sail. GAl.
lNEAfNt Dec Is p. m.-rhe sales Of Cotton to-day in
Guided uu bas American. Futures closed quiet and steady
pands Low Mdding csuse February and March delivery.
LONDON Dec The Mncing Lane markets are again
du. low prices ang 10 confidence while trade and
continental politics unsettled There good de-
mono Tor Doiec the nrs four dsg ~ the ~ further
a nce upon mdihng q fine quatea nut al the cosea re-
artlu ensue and the Improvement partly lost Tea
active the only feature being nrmer f0r
eou SUGAR depre, the low rates 0 not lead 70 specua
tive trasafous French reuuers have accepted further de-
cline Tor me oave' Two crop Rangoon Rice
sold Tor spring Shipment AZ sgatr under last wees quota
tons spice j Hat Al tie Cinnamon sales Monday the
chief mart ~ The -rpy found BUYERS importers accepting
LONDON, Dec. l-4sO D. m.-Refned Petroleum II 7sG
I'D gallon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-03

sued by increased hopes Of peace further ~ the
Russians in the Balkans BY Lord Derbys reply 70 the dep
ton the Society for Protecting British Interests on Wed
ncfay ny the reduction Of the bank rate OF discount 20 pr
- reports Fresile
Mahon ncnng yard Ministry the moderate section
ma GRITTY desire buy Investment stocks Is now mo-
tced ia MANY quarters Colonial Government aud railway
stocks, home rilway debeuture stocks and nted sLts
which the reports sacs from this side have Deen
much exaggerafed being demand Conso are now above
%. point touched in lS4b, but noi previously s'o
1850 Par WAS reached IN 1852 but not sfuuenuy.' -
LcsDos Dec. l-23O p. nConsols y's ior money ~ Z
Tor Railway shares, 10
IS. Peunsy Central 81 p; NeWJersy central 10
Reading Railroad shares, l6is. ,o,,
LONDON Dee - pm-Er Railway shares. preferred 23
Paris adyce quote Eve per cent renes al JOG francs %
cenfhncs for tie unit o--
TOVpOS Dec 1-23On. m.-Consos 97its for money e'f8
for the account Erie Railway sha7s lO DO prtiofr's
LONDON, Dee $50 D. m-iaIts adylces quote hfe pr
cent rcutes al francs for The account
PARE Dec l.-EXchange on London, % Tahcs TO- o'n
Tor shO rhf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-03
..-,,oDl,T friend. Of the Central claim that it

.re ne the particular frienus VI ''o
4 earning - .ho ,r,,rer stocks showed great
s and adv RANGED bat the tradg 10 ~ with in
Ito Inc supporters ~ the stocks u. Northwest
I'D transactions, the prices creS from 67ls to
r,on from 37ii 90 3fl9 and prcl,rleN 40 rreferrpd
- - Psui common from Sos 20 - '@oio fo = L.
1 7lif 60 69s-; Chicago aud Ait island from lO1
, oo5 Of the Ught-w light tangI5 'r'rcd from : TO g.
sr,se1lv sprauc into activity ana "u' W.
bus closed 40 ga. A.. e~rn and. advanced from /
o. per cent, M c little attention unul l9ler wen
they brose below ,n, Ts kawanua and eStern de-
sse1ty L, ~ a. 20 47s Morris and Essex ron 3er
and Delaware and Hudson ron nrobably win md it
ators WHO 81" tb- alone for time longer because
sac il ,,f lei been sufficiently dstrihuteI =, va
IN i-', - slIes Western Union ls +-ai 'o'' -
s,pisfve favor1te. and has hncina.eu- -, i9a 20
hl 49,, nv cent. while selling rom f5t. US
az. 49, f.yIrd the close of the "eeA' eA ii.l''u ,'
~ renewed lie, although rs PItc 80 ac+ve and
E.iu..'-, r,r American and United STAGES, a49 euH
" '.t,iT r0r ADAMS and Wells, Fargo u 90 Inc ioi
f,. al H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-03

HAVANA, Dec l-ugar-Saea furng the r. 900 boxes
~ chyed Nos 70 ~ d. - az 62a6s reals per aTrebe $50
h.ds. CeutuGl, No. y. 90 10 raa- 1900 bags Vacuum
Pan. Nos 10 O. a. Ca reals. 500 hhds Far refining,
Ga reals. stocks b. warehouse a. Havana and Mlian-
zas-7h,60O boxes, I20nO BAGS and H. 100 hhds. r..
cpfs u the weck3O hhds; exports during the week. 900
boxes 1000 bags and 400 hEis Hcuing 400 boxes and
fre bags and hhds ro the United Bacon $3.50
cwt B1ter sd0Dt-0 per quuta for American
Flour. <S3 b $50 per bbl. for Am Jcrsed Beet
No n.galy 81 - per arroOe Hams, sj3asjs per quin
t2 Tor American sugar Cured. Lard Zoo AtZ F23
for Common, and ST Tor Fine per quiutal do In
tins f33 20 for Common. and 81 Tor Fine qulnal
~ p reals arrnJe FTegsA SuueTabH ldauce Of
steamers has checked the moIeratr inquiry ngi verT
lev charters were made no unchang ed rates. TOlaccotrans
actions have b-e1 confined o. classes suitable fnr Che United
STATES. Nu-tl ubao Sisdsi2 per qunta PIrdo. ST.
Tld. Remedies. 30 0-J5. Spanish Gold 2-3 Exchanges
weak; tho United states 6D DAYS .r-c pre-
short sight do 2i2H3 premium; 90 days gold, 40f .
prom short s.g Do 54tjai premium London l. ~
Il "a premium Paris e - premium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-03
BANNING AND FINANCIAL.

The undersigned will purchase at par and accrued
interest to date the following coupons, due Jhy l.
1877: 80 -,
COLrMBUs and INDIANAPOLIS r. k. Co. FIRST
MORTGAGE. g..
COLUMBUS and INDIANAPOLIS X. K. Co. SECOND
MORTGAGE. =, 49,
C0LuMBUs and INDIANAPOLIS CENTRAL RAILWAY
Co. 1sT MORTGAGE.
New-York. Dec 3. 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-03
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,
Per North Riyer VESSELS rna RqItro1fs.
SATURDAY, Dec. !. 1871


ClFF E-F, drrn. quiet ordinary 10 prime csrgoes %
n 1890. gold Der tuiii - llln
bodt" private stock here 1898 bags Ahd ga1oS
liu. unchanged. FAIR curry --, g-,f
narv ac. Low Miiding lie. Nifhlne piands ll0 c
r4e. If.4 bales or 800 spinning; aus
.rc on 90 n transit. ZOO bales delivered ~ contract
Itec-fr~ AZ fre rors 81 3-7 bars against 1890 bales
tbs d4y week nO5 bales last wear Futures iar ae
tiv. t1I a0I.. higher last evening, t-Ou bales
~ tav-tfr,t call December 100 n 3D. 1928. January
BOD $751; February. 100. 1896 zoo, llt5; March ZOO
II Cl NAV 100 / 50. uoai 700 bales Second call g.
Jaurlr,, 2ol lll feeruary, -on Ilt March 100 oO
I.lrr 100 II o4. Irfy 100 70 g. total, 200 bales. Also
-,6 uc.'.r ID 25rII.eq: 1900 January, lL2pGll35;
7.,ul February. Il42DIIf,; 1000 Marcl, .'34 l.t1
l-tg Anil I-Uu I'D. Stay, ll~i -tu. june 445oi
tofa . 81 400 bales. Gr4ud total. 1890 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-03

rate cali after rang FOR tue week of 10 T. Dis
count has been slow at . y to Z. NewYork EXCHANGE
was quoted to-day as follows AZ the places named
Observation-Disclosures $40 OF So Ing L. Ciuoinnati-quiet
AM dru 100 discount selling par. ChariestOn-easy.
stiff: buvng Latte discount. st. Lous-llO disco mt
-Oreans-cumnercial. ~ bank ls discount Chi
cacO-75 uremum. Miiwuukee-par. The following
the Clearing IT Use statement To-day: Currency ex-
changes. S7s,441 657 currency balances, S3Sl3.569
gold exchanges. 7OS .3O7 gold balances. Sil56 49,;
and FOR tins week Currency cearances, S3695l 2,964
CURRENCY balances, S167l7790 gold clearances SD
OGj 500 gold balances. S5.91S.559
= 90 London market during the week has been strong
au1 higher for British cuusOl. and United Stcs bouds.
bur American railway stocks have been regular par
ticip3tug ia the movement IN the home market TIE
minimum o. discount reduced on Thursday 10
rcr cent and three months bills OF discount have fallen
20 80 the open market Bar silver wac last quoted nj
- pence IN" ounce, English standard. There was 10
hu Ion movement rerort. az the Bank - England to-
dtv Tie following are the comparative prices % the
various securities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-03

rIoyRAyp afrl1.-Lor, Grade. Of Extra FLOUR in
xl armed AMI s., .ig ID irrrrs favor Local trade
- 2jaf6 81 Wc.i lalies. 5-0J tus low GRADE Extra
49, 81 500 ibbis Nnnc-ora Bra oil II
NJ, r.. ,riihi' ne rarge 81 TIE sales $500 bills
a,rs Tor export Quotations FOR 80. ?. tJssi %
5r1erfur State ana Wc-.efr, - o. g. IS COM
a. eoo% - ,h3iee -, +, oai % ~ N
0 Eyfra Rye ,f'-furt s5 70 IS. q ear % sSe -
re!t 80 Io' IaigSi. 80 4, 5' i a." - s GOOD
70 Cre saa = % me nae . e se.. ,si.y ioF
SOY fl.aitS IL2. % dniL -ilr si' Cd. ,.c' ga, y.
oi.. 10 Fancy. ST as Is Fncy fam.ir fs e - So
a. T. f ioo .i l' ' - I'd. a. after an eEt.ne
-oaN NEAL steady ,a 800 bol- -.iee stern y go
I.--' ''. A. pt.l- 81 r.,re .~tir- - 40
az = ger 200 %. .4.t -,o, ,-s,,..,
~ li 80 "4 ~ s,r Lio-i ,..-1, r,. ht
an I , inclined 20 hqe o1 -aie' .4 i 80 ; e ~,
loE sE ;. 2s@sl - ~ 80 M1ae'o ,,s 7 !. " Sn
Vlt. MICH arrive soon, = .9s. so WINTER ied
nary. ; - .aiil4 closing 81 a. BID 81 - asaed
Spriae Dee.mbcr . 29asI 29@, CLOSING; 3 2g4 Do,
8 ~ i, S2 assed "a I,, SeTils Sc =, i, Dc.
nr aj ht 81 35 eds do Ltliul.y, - %" b 800
s,aie or te track. g. Ia ELEY t.a.y aoasrAts
export. gI Mating demands "a. s $4,000 bush "oo'-a
~t..e '5qt .ci 44.o3 g''i' .teI5 59r T. tllEY
f,q- @3og 'us. .,.5 i IL, l5 psh Tw5rtS,i
,.-l.r- dtp,1uo. ,alt, 900 bush. bond
.c)EN open I % al and Gn1 loe ~, ,p, GOOD s'.ci
gt y bl. moss: sle. 5000 bash. la ..s ','u lil
spot. tal.fcA niaoi. ' ~ - a. ~, ,s , -
G5 &C. a9.aI closing irI at l'irr pr'-r tN i iu .i
ioe i1c. steam N1ci Deeeub co.iug 81 - b.- ~ 2'
G.c bI. 81 lc. asad No. =. lesr.losi' 3 ~, lt,Is
&c. Ua. % o.. asked. oo January, 0441i - closing
......OA I--l.. lower, . rits. Guy, D0,-f ~
WAr. 81 1aFc. 49, 2. '5ei 80 Whit ''ee , 6t.i
sh. NO chicago, SOC " cut Moatai i.fsN 49,.
IS f.4|f
Io -r Marrow. - az so Medium - ~ fei, 9-.t
81 ~ Nhue kidney. - g. tAoce pa "a car F. . a. w.
s.ua.2l H., Feed Sl9qf2O shaIrs s-o4f-J per ioh'
CtEA~ -Ilrs tu rs a. e.', 'l .,ir.. f,- yeek
q & -.. She. Sept. ia-r j. f..sJi J..e. same peii'd DO
-- $3.50 bi,ai t,lu oi "ega, .3 o.i - ~ sl,1
b4l .... ,., 60. ,-..,.,, . .,.,r. ,a.r trade
Hay AND srRAW-O neha1s.l a'' ,9 ~ - u!in.
rr. " r,ey o 3 = ~ p. b., fo-r mouths do caforra
2.a-52 D.. u &C.. 3' dif' 90. D'tin a. t'"N'- ~ 49,
MOLA 7-Es-Foreign dull nucaangc, 81 cs 'ooay ~
TT,. S-,e 1-ot E.r.lrI ans uucll sd common 40
49, no. 0q lg.. li,- su bbl.. li5uo here tonight
"a A. Sioi'f', tc ID s s.f.it iarDeli, me- 5ic
.r Common to Good strained. - 1ua&l p 40 p %
15l s. 81 si1r IoJons lots large lots r Iy --' ~
= -, delivered. - ... ..i. ,,-,to
f, ,- a.t u .a. ., Crude Crt,oa see scare hi-l'
5aaaIc Ca io.incl 1lilncf clio" i"' D'I'i'o' '
0cEAN FREIGHTs-Flirlv active rather irregular 10
rlr -.., "a Dos bnsh Peas 1t. 2i,p.O BUSH. Grlin'
al a- 100 ,a.s Cirr.e at open Jas. quoted ios' Ion
4 i6 ia sll o.seci a 30 IONS I-low -5s ~.
Sas ~ Case ia H. ,ntrerp, leeelnser 20 'es lar.
Gusaos, 25,a bush. B.firy steam, -a'' a. 10. D., l4
co., GRAIN l44la Da-.. cora .ri,r- a5uo q,. i,"i
a. uI.rn HI N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-03

BCEg,L9 Dec lFoar firm with good demand. Int m
a1e o. o9q buy, o No. esi a. 5e GOO 5a.h Sg
32435c for etate. Rye inactive Barlev good inquiry
fa an unchang,d giottd a ~ yoisi 40 for ciig made
sa.s ii 81 0bIs. Canal ireehis .h'gmens BaiIoai
Wheat, 37Oi- bush Railroad ,irm.G'sFiour $50 bb.
i've. soc bust, Barley . ,o0 bu,n
A. .,- if 49, tl'.' - - a. o ie'.
g. p. lo 81 67i cash. y I. eer,r 80 o-i, January
sp rs b5 Ser an rmT A. c lf PIC Ttel en-
5,s- cash aid Dec ef. "a e. January Er.ect.s
rr In }r lini i- M 'i-hlr II, - tl.a 81 5
III I'd Urrru,er. an pp4sII on. JaUuar.. 40 4 q
~ F.. s-r'fy ~! ih n is' l ,t 40 ~ T I'm
@ I c e9f rrr 49, n's .ie a
bush: Ba-'ey H. 800 iush sapntat.-Fl rr $4,000 b5s
Eh'at 1000 oa'l c,ra 5'oa9 oasA' oats 80 basAi
cIsDiN. slf nee I-Flour 'u, unchanged wheat dul
2nc Hg3.a 2r9 %'srr ' ia o 8ar' s't2 I NJ
Siam as s2 i 81 a s5S s. ga Hs 9 i' ~ hk
y .iii dai. sSu.iers &c. clear Z D. s.. tear Stiles ai,c
oe,a ~ i n,i --ic yl Skew .ni f--, - = 0f
'ose ,n Wesg , Eery -. n % S'R R n s
w. tlrli.- - -9 3.,..,-r. Z as -t,inl. uts o-
D M D,r glonr az ani uactany-d WHEAT
s,Il, rtsr. Ext-l v'ie f;.rsn. A. s5.9. &c., lo 81
= s. February 80 / tai.4r ii .7- t5ru urrn 40
bos; wheat - 900 bush. Corn lso9 oa.hi oa's ZOO
corn 600 bush OATS 5 , 9ss, ,,, ,,... for
-l,- IN rl aid i2L,ql3ac for Rca1ri Cot. sfraiv
1gt naeye 3d. .3'. 5'g 4-' ''' "a, D. a - - a.
R.hned 3 lower, cl3,ng % lo'' or cat o1f lQe 'or
10y oa+-cs nothing doirg Flour continues ana
NJ % o, n'o'i frcy a & Dr. o rI, % ra l
ID ~ az, ~ 81 10 f ' s. "a IS WI OHIO do do
So 80. a. r. qualify rive n5ur qu.I az ne