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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-09-20

No official list is Obtainable later than
June /, 1876.
That there is som 3thing wrong is self
evident and is confirmed by the absolute
ignorance in which the Spaniards in the
Peninsula are kept as to the true state OF
affairs Every one Of the dozens of gov
ernments Spain has had since 1868
has fed from discussion, in the Cortes
and the press, of the Cuban war. All
alike have been cries of ''peace, peace,
when there is no peace" Hundreds of
times have I myself heard Prim, Serrano,
TOpete, Sagasta, Gorilla, CASTELAR,, and
the other men of the home revolution
declare in the Cortes that the insurrec-
tion was ''abOut to end, was tended,
ETC.; oftentimes reading kilograms from
Dulce, OaballerO de Rodas, Balmaseda,
Crespo, Jovellar, and others of the
Generals, who, in rapid succession,
have held supreme command in the ISL
and to that effect. The public, how
ever, could not reconcile all these boast
fHl assertions with the constant demands
for more troops and more money, which
ever accompanied them, always under
the pretext of covering natural bGidS and
administering the " finishing stroke.
But a mistaken sense of national pride
prevented much being spoken or written
on the subject. From 1868 forward, he
who ventured even to hint that Spain
might be worsted in the struggle, or
that she was not doing all that she could
to maintain her supremacy, or that the
war was far from it's termination, or that
it was prolonged through the plumbers
of her Generals and the cupidity of her
army contractors, or of the clique in
Madrid and Havana who fatten on it's
continuance, was instantly denounced as
flibuster The mere application of
the word suficed to terrify everybody,
and SO everybody tried to prove his
patriotism" by holding his tongue on
the disagreeable question. Govern
ments, Cortes, and people alike buried
their heads in the sand and became veri-
table ostriches in the great dangers ex-
listing beyond the Atlantic.
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FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGG1sTs.

The essentials for wide popularity are
fully met in Colgate Co.'S Cashmere Bouquet
Soap. 1t is universally esteemed by the tasteful
and refined as the most delicate and recherche
of perfumes, and the name and trademark of
Colgate & Co. on each package are aguarantee
of superior and uniform quality. With such
nice adaptation the success of this article is
not surprising.
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Great Britain'S Debt.

A Parliamentary return has just been
issued showing the total of the British
national debt April 1, 1877. Itamount-
ed to 9775, 873, 713. At the same date in
1858 it amounted to 9839, 549. 1876, show
ing total decrease of ESQ, 345, 613. Not
taking into account the amount eff debt
created for special purposes 1.-THE pur-
chase of the telegraph, Notifications
and army localizations) the decrease
amounts to 995, 634, 32l. The return
also shows that the total amount of
taxation imposed since 1878 has been
941, 074, 126, and the amount RENTED
EAT, 739, 500.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-09-20

back with loops of blue and cream color.
The plated foudces on the very long
underskirt were lined with cream color
It had tight-ftting cuirass waist, with
lace sleeves to the elbow; long cream
colored mitts, reaching above the elbow,
and blue silk slippers and cream-colored
silk stockings, embroidered with blue.
The suit was completed with ornaments,
turquoises and diamonds. Home Jour
nal
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-09-20

THIRTY years experience proves the
Graefenberg Vegetable Pills to be the mildest
and most effective medicine ever known for the
complete cure of headache, biliousness, liver
complaints, nervousness, fevers, and diseases
of digestion. Sold everywhere; price Is cents
per box. Send for almanacs. Graefenberg Co.,
New York.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-09-20
WmHoFT's ANr1-PERroD1o OR FEvE1

WLHoFT's ANT1-PERIoDIC OR FEVER
AND AGUE ToNIo.-This invaluable and stand
ard family medicine is now household word
Endorsed by the medical profession, and pre-
scribed daily in the Charity Hospital and other
Hospitals in New Orleans. Wilhofts Tonic is
thus highly recommended by the leading medi-
cal men of the country, and is worthy Of such
Endorsement. G. r. FINLAY & Co., Proprietors,
New Orleans
For SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
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Elegant Cookery.

It is easy enough to have your breakfast and
tea rolls or biscuit, waffles, crullers, mullins,
etc., nice, light and nutritious by using
DooLEY's YEAST POWDER. Try it.
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Reliable Evidence. !.

Mr.. II. r. gTRyRHs:
Dear Sir-I viii most eheerfullv ado
my testimony to the great number van
have already received In favor of yOur
great and good medicine, VEGFTIEp,
TOR do not think enough can be said IN
lts praise, for was troubled over thirty
years with that dreadful disease. "a
tarrh, and had such bad coughing sDeIls
That It would seem as though [ never
could breathe any more, and VEGETTNV
has cured me; and do feel to thanR
God all the time that there is so GOOD =.
medicine as VEGETTNE, and also thinR
IL one OF the best medicines for coughs
and weak, sinking feelings at the st9ya.
ach, and advise everybody to take tbs
VEGETINE, for l can assure them it Is
one of the best medicines that ever was.
MRS. L. GORE,
Coz. Magazine and Walnut SITS,
Cambridge, Mass.
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FFTY-THREE pall-bearers were re-
quired to bury Admiral Raphael
Semmes at Mobile, Ala.
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Prepared by 4. R. Stevens, Boston, Mass.
Vegetine is Sold by ALI Druggists.


positive remedy for all diseases of the Kidneys
Bladder and Urinary Organs; also, goOd IN
DrOpsicaI Complaints. It never produces xcA>
ness, is certain and speedy In its action Ii : ass
superseding all other remedies Sixty capsules ears IA
six or eight days. No other medicine can do this.
Beware of limitations, for, owing to its greas
success, many have been Offered some are most dan
gsrous, causing piles, &C.
DUNDAs DICK & NO.'s Genuine soft csp.
suIss, containing Oil q Sandal,sOOd. sold at all drs
stores. AK tR circular, send for one to IS and
Wooster arssG. EesO York
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Our sale for Hatch's Universal Cough
Syrup, for four years past, has been greater
than for any similar preparation.
WALDO & TRACEY, Waverly, N. Y.
Sold by Van Setback, Stevenson & Reid, Chi
cago, Ill.
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GRACE;'S

Invented in the eth century by DR. William t5racs
Surgeon in King James army. Through its agency he
cured thousands of the most serious sores and wounds
that baled the skill of the most eminent physicians of
his day, and was regarded by all who knew him as a
public benefactor. 25 cents box For Sale by Drug.
gists generally. Sent by mail on receipt Of price
Prepared BY SETH w. EOWLE & SONS.
SO Harrison Avenue, BOSTON, Mass
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GIVES
Health, Strength,
and Appetite.

My daughter has received great ben.
eft from the use of VEGETlNE. Hsr
declining health was a source of great
anxiety to all her friends. A few bottles
of VEGETINE restored her health.
strength and appetite.
N. II. TILDEN,
Insurance and Real Estate Agent.
No. - Sears Building,
Boston, Mass
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CANNOT BE-
EXCELLED.

gHARLEsTowN. March 19, 1853.
III. r. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-This Is to certify that hava
used your Blood Preparation - In ms
family for several years, and think THAI
for Scrofula or Oankerous Humors, OF
Rheumatic Affections, it cannot be ez-
celled; and as blood purifierfor spring Z
medicine, it is the best thing I have ever
used, and have used almost everything.
/ can cheerfully recommend it to ans
one In need of such q medicine.
Yours respectfully,
MRS. A. A. DINSMORE.
No. 10 Russell Street.
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Hofmann's Hop Pills cure the Ague at once
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AWNINGS. TENTS.

Waterproof Covers, Stack Covers, SIGNS.
Window Shades, &5c.s &c. MURRAY q
BAKER, 100 South Desplaines ST, Chicago.
az Send for Illustrated Price-List.
, 1877-10-27
MORE MONEY FOR THE sTATE-Hovsf.

nc ff4 &Ht1Q5 Q{ 1N* iftQAHE.
Moxaouru ILL.,, Oct. a3.-Wishiag 10 yots In
teiilvrutt1 on tho question OF Tho State toa.e ~
preparation TO 10 submitted 70 ths people Of thia
S S' ssl ssa e a. Il H.
for IL NOT s!tcAdy astsd aud will b. COLLECTED Wiz
the uext colsesion Of State w, whcthes the yes'
and ha1e ii sppiea on the Stats .ouse Than o ha's
I sniGa's,sal las " tho 'tsptinsas'a f'' ="
'i Dd not sha Attorney. .oenet. glys an orluloa 10
response 10 resoluilen Of tho House q AsGse.
IL sess sssS ": " a ssP ss;s "a
The people a1s not tn mood 70 b. tt!asd W. y
farnIsa hslf million and more Tor Bann e. o. 70
do, lS9uinkE
AnswzR-1 tho people refuas to vote thd
special ststs-Aou tax On themselves Of s9's'.
OO0 for the purposes contemplated, IL Will ness'
bo collected; there would b no object Ia CO..
Letting It; there being no uAo for the sppFop1ss.
tion, no money:would be raised. lnluuctoo'
would iasue In every county which Woul" p'e,
vent the collection OF dollar. ANY court "
competent Jurisdiction would enlota tue -.
tempt ID collect Of dead tax. II the peoPs .,,
dlsapprovs tho appropriation, ehe oowen VIZ
fali out Of il, Tho assertion oi ths Jake Bun
nItss In Springfield, that tho $4,000 VIII D"
collected, notwithstanding It. rejection, is s'i
bosh. Tho money can ouly bs obtained BY tpe
mode prescribed BY the Constitution, VIZ: ~
virtue OF direct vote Of approsal BY majority
Of all the citt1ens voting Ut the gansA election.
IL the proposition u voted down. It u si.np1
ridiculous 70 affirm tbst an uncoussltat"n@,, :,
spectal tax could be COLLECTED. Not doasf "
tho levy can be foscibly obtained; not ao''n >.
Of 1t viii ever be paid in by the taxpayers e1eep'
| by voluntary consrtbutton.-Ep. ThlHpS3.l
, 1877-10-27

rGcet Jc'terdny. Western Ptschhlows m,1 Mt s1 tot.
ant Es,rtn. MehRsn. ur lnhtaIt wcrh qnntcd = i'8
A. Ghncc ru,hets sold II ahc tnltsered EnI!J lH.s
.nnp@ ~, dull f3fEa o' per hr1. tho ona'te for
itmo,hy "a. 1nl, and re,sst ,oa,.1s " o.; q,
VIM, pli ~hc The market arms 10 r. on the
,leyilns Prime wss anocd a A. 9:t s!.s a,i i tn,
n,nr. rirniy saiv: w".s made .. q .asts: :M faf
~. si.27al. III small lot Of prime red top sold
y Ar-rhe demand wes f,tr snd The nstknt M stes,y. s,
daIr. VIII hsss q u: without baFa. saoA Ashton
TEAss. fra,fs iii improved rons gt late. and the
market alnwa hsaihtrr tone. fht demand aeAma u
p m9 on s9 t. ,: ssc n m na xsn
tI..sI.,wnxn- Common, 2ss99c, good dc, sel@3a:s 49,
s$s essss.s ssS isneS sss
,ixrssi.I--con,mon. seas,e, sooa DO. asssac, me-.
a. ,asE: ohOlcr, III rl@ci chalrtat. 7rk7:.,
FnGSf ~ .0x -tontnoH. 1Ha14ci Koaft 70; SaNasci
m.iSn r. aos H.. S,"a IT, *Ms.so nt !sa'c ans't
drAN-LotMn1n. 2i4l2at: Ethpi cnntmon' a9Esa1ci
nSnn =: ,s Y" "ssa'9 AZ o,c.. at' asx ac;
O:f common .eT ?ac: good romtnon. soa3ac,
tncttnin e4Ato1. xond tnehtl tsc3 hne: - t+Sd;
%U w, asos t sTt Il a"ssnse nf.ssin..
re At tat."tsSA aud beech a. *5.ao4s.ua slsls
Wnut-- Naa aatst mi s,eaty. The ftctlGt. ars
iRlit sud s1r tx avs raat haze hesn easscaed "
terccd. washci, A7es.U'. nei'n!n ~. ~ 95ee' tub
*SGff fsisn f. e @ e. ihs rnte. to
the principal Eastern pAntAi
, 1877-10-27
1aaY In grrcn,acks snl 1Go.l IN gold. silver coin
tfGhG dfEcnunt.

1aa% In grrcn,acks and 1coll In gold. Silver coin
fGsi discount
Governments woto stcndJ.
Railroad bondr were quiet
State securities wero dnls.
This ssock market opened strong At an advance Of
Afso, The latter In Quicksilver prefcrrcf, a. COM
pared with the cloFsng figures yesterday. weak
feeling snon tat IN. and prices declined 1fdl2a In
lht entire list. After mdlny there WAS E1attAt re-.
covcry hut during the list hour, stocks werc Wrnk
nnd Al the etoss the 1owcst prices. 81 tho day
Southern hy 4 prominent German banking house
cave HE to ,alk. oefndlng rcpost that Jarrett.
81 the lIalt1murs 4 Ohio hal made nfrangcmcnt4
With some Of tho large hoIdora of atnek 70 ohtain
control nf the road for tbs Furl"tn nf getting ny"
New York by tho now route. TRANSACTIONS nggfr.
gated 1876. 600 shares. ny which s. 600 werc New
York t'cnltnit LOO Eric, ~. h0 Lake sHare,
:, MO Northwestern comnnnt 3. 700 preferred,
IL, 100 st. Faui common. ), 400 Preferred :loo
Ohtor, III. roo thckAwhnnn, 3. 0GU Delaware tlnd.
son Cannl, g. ROO Michigan CcntFnl. 1T boo Western
Union. Il 600 Quicksilver preferred. anu 3 100
New .lorsey Southern.
Money, J(l7, closing ats. Prime mercantile pa.
per. &.
The Assistant Treasurer hahnfseA @3HT n0o.
1lry. .R,ods imports for the wefk, S0.p. O00.
sterling quiet: long, Isl short, 5a5h.
f.1HA ftngh Sill 0tlit Os1,
, 1877-10-27

Withdrawn from storc during Thursday for city
consumption: ., :I7 hu wheat :41 bu corn, 145
ba oats. 8, 773 bu harley.
Tho following Krala was inspected into store In
this city yesterday morning, = cara No. Il win
ter wheat. u carr No. i hard wheat, O cars No.
d., 20 cars No. ] spring, 10l cars No. . do, II
cars M. . 10. cars rcltctsd IT'D whaat)i> Al
carr high mixed corn. lSa cArs and z, 800 bu No.
do, ha cars rejected do no vradu GEO corn)
car No. oats, III caS No. 2 wt,'te, ..:s cars and
=, COO tu No. oats, q cars rejected IA uata)3 II
cars aud 10, 100 bu No. = rye, car rejected; l
car No. barley, II cars No. = 10, 81 ears extra
No. 3 do. cars ordinary No. i DO, II ean feed
tJ2 bastcy}. Total th4b cars), 2:3, 900 hu. In.
specled out: 81, ,Gaa .hu wheat, liz, 7.4 bu cosp,
~, 4:0 bu oats, @3I bn sys, II. l47 bn bsrlsy.
II there corner In wheat for October In this
masketi This Il question moro dtttcult 10 On.
swer than to ask. Ctftatai1y Il able 10 toll
who IL cunning the corner, ii thsra be oaa In ex-
'atrnce. II may ba that thefs Il no organization
nbout 1t, and yet that there IL big shortage un
Oftoeor wheat. Taere hsts bcen Two close deals
already on this crop. and good many peoplo have
beenlooksns u see history again sopoat ITSELF For
tl!s reason they bought along intending 10
bold TIL near the c1ose Of this month. in
ofaeF takn advantages Of what aotne one e!4s wus
going 10 d. The number Of "nyes" that are be.
Ing nursed % this account IL Arga enough 10 cause
sn1ioty on the part of tho shurts, and to account
sos tho existence Of big October premium, even
without special uovs on the mart or a leading mn
orator. this should provo 10 he the sole cause OF
the psess4ss then It depends ~ ,auch on chance a.
On anylafug slao whether Tho strength will ba
maintained To tbs Gloss Of trading uc1t "Wednesday
or disappear prcstoualy.
It IL BY 40 tpcans certain. however, that tucro Ia
not big squeeze In preparation for the shorts,
Thege soule whispers 10 aha eject that several
pasttcl Ere short to prominent opetator who has
y - nnsI Ia 1ss.
, 1877-10-27

iIOD rR0DUCTS--wrTe dH,i 10 tho aggrcgats, tho
sosnme Of tales htlnE unusually amat for day
tho ciuse Of uct0hcr Hogs wrro quoted higher and
there mas lltle change ID tic t0ns Of ady.cea from
other PD!atA hut tho market seemed Gsro Ut or
lers except for few meats TO IN South. Tho kusIiS
tntulfy IL remarkably light thnsfar..
AiEas Foak-Wa4 vary quiet. An eaIcr. Futures
declined about .Sc per bfl. wta this month sold At
tho ss.ln figure as rharsay. though loo Iowrr tllnn
tho quotation Of TurtdAy afternoon Satca wc}a lin.
tied 1Ou bta sdltf October Al 8i4@o 6n hrla setter
November At kl2 7ot 70 bs seeF lts year 1t Sl1,
a. .a1s and u4> hEa belItr January 1t 4iaUDal9G
Total, 4, IN trs Tho market c!oscd tauu at S1a,tO
for spoti Sls37 tt% 70 seller Dctbbes Or r0lsn
luts Of old apott Sta 7o02 TN for Soychott 6t1.46
01a47!x sullce the yaar; and s11 60fa15ecf seller
January.
irin.o mcss pagk quoted at III. a5Qll. So and
extra prtn1s d. 1t Gu. 00eaa0
LAnp-Waa very quiet, an.! there was no material
cAsnxn 10 pfieos. The msFkst wa almost entirely
nan!nal throughout, ealee wcro limited 70 $50 tcs
ncwl caSA 1t Sa:74, md ~ sca seliet janlary =:
~ IS The maTxrt cioscd oteaiy It fA is a. nm f0r
tvtcss ~ iA*s l7h sert tho Jcarl ami ~. Is
.,N.41;3S%s5s IS II rood asm.ad ps .stemsns, saa
scarve tho wtahef II warm 70 pcTmii lhe slip:
salt. Green descrtaD qE0cd tame, The
I'll .su'sss: ~ ss' I'd "a
d. 81 ps!sais tefmsl lsaGS i short III.
IL q. pnylte tsFn;; iii bacon hsii,s Il 1s1e,
&ad q, uU hs btcon long clssre Vt Uc tosso. ThGrs
vera rutnors Of Other tsanLattu1 which we're MI
se public The market elo4sd a Tho following range
, 1877-10-27

ttsnnsn. BY partes vie rSncctci rJ.at II oIlins si!
f. , SS5: ff"m
Ian hr se,ir the .inr: r: 't cast /" Nil wh'1s h
Nj u; os,y !s1Ss t.
l' a frr ' !GstS. ss,s S!f1, i; az &
sasa !" sI 9st soi s"s \ stMtE s:,s5 !rr;'.
e.ss = liz tn.is S:' s"i!sr ri H. ~ n"nsh :ai si.
II eos sS;sf Il ~ a., al NJ is.a,: :s' IN =.
;,';: :es Ss 4 \, i; 81 :1 ;tsi 4 l.. il
4 a,ti 4. T.,
,,SSs Is i, ~; Sf III u "d' by
:; ~ ;:f !; !, r :;;
!" s:s.s s'ss,a ss!a !ssa t.+tsa.7. !hets =. 70.
:: sS:t ~" 81 s:f's @ p!isss
s: s;:ts:, ~ ;s K *s:i;;
.t.ts aspasir:a,. IL. w. fsst q sesy .o. .sssEs
c: = :i II ,s s .: s.. vars ssss n aT ~ l. III
e ses;%s e! xhiSh ihsx iS hst %";sf
Hi 'sf H. 'Fs s"sar
shss ss ss.% t. III, @ SH,s1
MAY II lite. seller fA nlhnft 1.Ttrll 1t 4sttr hh
sSS" S"rs ma.% q eo.si @ fi@. mi frtsic ~ H.
~. wsse m III rsp9'l uf 1ho b. nFh ytssa ri Z. H. -
ssst ~ a. '3s+tss f. ~ A. es y s.rtr r. 1tsc IN
sn y. IN n fsS SsT ,.m.a1 4. ind r nf as o.
|ss'ss s. o,,: N ~
c...g 4. n'shsf san " har.ay s!sa,15 f..
~; 5 ~ a.
s:ss ':':! as :; y: 8: "a
g cttr. etnriaR ut 2l'ac. UrIn!As inlnwca Nh. T.
, 1877-10-27
AMERICAN CITIES.
kuN YOf1K.


Specsai Dtspatch to 7A< Chicago 71bnne.
Nxw YORK, Oct NJ 2L-unAtH-Fatry hcsiya business
In apsaT wheat ID good part for shlpmen but at ro
ucton Of about tc hu c1oafng Ncaks strictly primo
No. spring scarce and held with hrmnesa, but nact
yul winter wheat quito moderately sought, actual
dealings indicating partial decline Of 12c per hut
$1,000 bu No. hilwausss .prins a. s'.so'4
No. chseseo sprtue At ai4, mainly 1t Ct. ii.
akainst 81. - for strictly prime yesterday 0n ba
No. sprinz ss 81. .yssi.2ts a. tpo m No. Northwest
pprtnK At slsll ~ coo bu DO November options
At si.nsl.aoA Corn unlaus''y sctlyn. opeuiug
weaker, but closing moro hrmiy. particular
" for css1y delivery export purchases
On liberal scae; Mixcd Western. unxtated, u ioa
quoted n 7ia73c. oau In icss request. and qaoled
thadc lower under more urgent onertngs, mixed WtS
ern, 500 bu It ssaa5c' rtts Wcstcrn 4Dou bu Al ~
039tsci No. Chicago 600 eu At a8Hcs wheIo, boat.
10 1lS quoted It About57c.
FRovistoNs- pork IN moderate demand for ear.
ly delivery, rAtcnY fer shpmont and quoted bseAdy
With sales reported of ITO bsi4 At t4oG9t$40t other
kinds qu!eti WesteEnsprme mess. choice. $ta CO. and
fur forward delivery, Wrstctn In less stquest
with OetDber options quoted November. htaHn
!3si December, 1900, seller remainder OF tbs
year. SIS Ho0 nt January, SIS baIa.Da. With safes
Ienorte Of a ilt October optuns 1t St+.95 and 40
bels IanuatJ At sl1.03. Cut meats quiet at former
rsirL pacon quoted bcforo. Westctn ateAm lard III
fA.r domanA tor carly dellverY, but rather wsakrr
IN price. Sale. Of e@ 70, prime =. say9
closluK u 48D0t ~ tea nav fFotn dock
IL ss.s7H for forward delivery fairly act!rp,
October option auotea a 40; November. Sa u1h;
December, g. TN, acies tho seaaiDaeF OF he year
t ~. 7o1s 7as January, ss77A; February, nominal:
sstes Of October At a. oos. .B2, $50 lcs No.
yember a. g. 81} 1000 beceaber II ~. TIN, 7so
,cs IaauArJ u H.. TIA, 40 tcs FohruarJ a. ssS7h.
Ie6ao4 dui1t quoted for tho ConinenI Il 10. l15t6
p.2a. with no sales imported.
TALLow-Qulelt quoted II ATS for prime csy. with
sales reported Of 10 COO ib chlsy u ~ rs for pEt.
BuaAEs-Frcer Offering Of raw On reduced bsai. of
s<2sxu for fAIF tu good tunnnE Cubs. with noleF'
Rctif0 juouYT fen0FtfIt refined dNITfy duQtx1
, 1877-10-27
LIVE STOCK.


lQ1hI+ IL Sh lpsf9V lt6n*
CATTLEVery few primo nastre sEccTn were Included
In the days receipts but It wns lust a well that that
wa tho case. for ihera was next 10 no inquiry for
TINT ckaA tic attention Of shppcn bctuR principally
directed 10 Texas, Colorado, md Wyoming cnttEc,
and light nony steers. In which thcro was autto
4 brisk movement at fairly sustained rriccs.
For stockrrs also thrrc WIS comfortable inquiry.
anil suitable lots wcre readily dlsroscd Of at ~
good hgurcs prevailed Auy day Of tho week. hut
for prlma shipping steers ard common nativc cows and
txed 1ots OF nutcers suG the cnursp Of tho market
laa rarely been prn unsatisfactory to Sellers nalcs
ranged from e96sa1. 10 for 'caiawaEs to $3.50 for
chuIcc bcevcs Thurs wesu barely throe sales at'ore
SITS, viz; ~ hrad A. $500 Il y q, and y q!
iArKe hrpveAof WyoHl!HR enitc wtro aF1asd Of a.
SA iltde4 ~ for ioT 70 extra C4ws aod nIlnr1paIty
1t a3.3199.n, Mud stocKcrs ut 2.73B1.+o Tito har'
ket CloGcI quiet.
Extra ncovet-C;rhdc1 stcers weighing |. $50
Ek and upwhrlt. ,A3'0o33.Gu
Cliuicn nreyea-Fnc. fat. we'll formed ..
years e s'yesr'old atecr'' weighing l'2oo =,
t,ao t9 isea i =: :tatfcnci steeii 1egn 's'
fny T. iii to . Iii -. Aoo9&, 30
inK iaSiio l.Su ns......,.............s s,boaA.oo
butchers Stock-rp0t ta con1tnpn stGeFs. ent
antinnn in chnicG c1Hs Tor city slaughter.
weighing aO1 10 I. llD ae:. 1So8a.c0
Stuck Cnttlc-Co3nu.nn cattle. weighing 7m .
Infrrior-t.i9ht snl lh!n cNws, heifors, ataKh
Hllis. and kca! !awaK steer1....,.. ...+- 3Ga? 10
Tcxas-Thrn,gll H..... 2.tAkfJ. ~
Echte-ret ltO ns tnaltFos} .. .5GteHLu 10
, 1877-10-27
rOnErON CITIES.

FOnEfGN CITIES.
Tha following wefo received By Tho Chicago Board
of Trkle: ;.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 2e.-Trtmo mess rork-Esstosp.
Gsst Western, 4ss Cd. Hncon-Cumberleus 4ssi ahnrt
Ribs, ne~, 4is ed long ccar 4 Ai short clest 4EsG
shoulders, 3as{ hatns oOs Lard, 41s t 1rima mess
bcef. m. ndln tee! o7s extra Indla mesa tQss{
chresc. G+s. Tatow, aos ID
LoXpox, Oct. 21.-LtsxRrnot-Whcat quiet; sprfuH.
It's 01!0lla I'd. Corn strong at 2os 8l. MAhx Lang
Wheat rnihet easier. CoTn hrm. CarEoes OF coast-
Wheat rather eaaers fair average No. spring, CTS oil
fair ayetaac rcd winter SIS fd fair average Cafor
nta. C7s 3s. Corn scaiy. CarHuca on passast-
rssher caslet. Cora onet Good shipping California
mnrkcts for whcat-En9l!ah. shade easicrs French
nrm, Fair average quality If American mixed corn
for prompt shipment BY SAIL 2os ad. Arrivals OF coast
Wheat moderate.
!sptcfat Dispatch to The cnfcapo Tribune.
ftEKnroot, t,ct. c1-11:3o :. m.-0nAfx-Wheat-
Winter. No. lis Sd. No. Z. los sd spr!ng. No, l.
III 81, No. os :d white, No. !. LIS idi No. :. ia
al; club No. |, f3s bdt Sn. T. I3a Corn, 3os ID.
rHorrsloxs-rork. t7a Cd. Lard. 45s Cd.
'LtrEnraoL, Oct. i'll Latest. = Eusto4-Qutctcf.
Ggtessd, ss1es l7o oalcs, speculation aud export,
1.OO0, American, 7,COU.
Yarna and fnbrlcs At Manchester 0rm.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for throe days 10 600 qrsi
American. 9.00os California whtlc, 11s els,as, do
cthb. is 11d4i1s 4dl No. 10 No. I rcd Western
spring. los 4d1lls 7is do winter, Ia 8l@tlIs ID.
2Ds02os 7A Uau-AmeFican, -. narloy-AmcfscAn. IL
u. retk-Canad3an. ~ o..
CLOVER sxEp-Amerean, +54asos.
PsovlBiosh-Scss pork, 47s %. rrime mess beef.
02s ed. Lkrd-AInetcaa, 43s I'd. Dscon-LonR cesF.
41s aIs s!lort do, 4ts cd.
CnkEsE-Ftne American. Cas-.
TALLow-4ls.
FATHpLRUh-ap!rtta, 81 spdi Fehped, ia 60.
'LtMsExn QlL-Hs 3D.
1tksfx-Comn1on. 81 3d95s eds pale, i3s,
HrIktTA ATGnPKxftxE-94s.
L1vxaroot, Oct 81 -CorTos-Ralss OF tho week.
n j bnlc Of which CT pnE.cs took O. t00; srecuetnrs
took &Etl0 total ttQck as 1fGlf AuNrscsn. l71 D1t