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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-05-11

Choice selections of tooth, hair, flesh
and clothes brushes, various styles of
perfumes, toilet soaps, etc. at the popu-
lar corner drug store.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-05-11

-Croquet setts, 8 ball, cheaper than
elsewhere. From $l.50 up. Come and
see them, at STEvENsON's.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-05-11

Sweet potato, tomato, and cabbage
plants of the best varieties. Call on II.
NJ. Stow, or Cowan & Ireland.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-05-11

The council should have the city
ordinances passed over, and get them
into shape, 50 that they can be enforced.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-05-11

Sheriff. Sale.
STATE TIE c. OF cd K,A4SSsAs, /.
W. H. Richards
VI. .-.
J. p. Castator and Mary Caststor
BY virtue Of an execution issued By the Clerk
Of the Seventh Judicial District Court, In and and
for Allen County, State Of Kansas in the above en-
tied cause, and 70 me directed and delivered, ]
will, on
Monday, June 18th, A. D. 1878
between the hours Of Twelve O'Clock n and
Three O'Clock p. n. Of said days. the front
door Of the Court House in the city Of lois, Al
len County, Kansas, Offer for sale and sell to the
highest bidder for cash in hand, all Of the right,
title and interest Of the said defendants, J. p
and Mary Caststor, to the following described
real estate, to-wit:
The undivided half C<) Of the east. half (,<) of
the southwest quarter % Of section i've 81, in
township twenty-1 ls5) south Of range eigh-
teen east. Allen County, Stste Of Kansas, APP
praised 1t e79e .o6x.
Said lands has been duly levied upon q the
property Of the aboye-named defendants, J. p.
Ca.tator and Mary Castator, and will be sold to
satisfy said execution.
ALBERT HODGsON,
905W Sheriff Of Allen county, Kansas
SheriTs once, lola. Kansas, May 10Th, 1878.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-05-11
From Mr.. Stevenson. who attended

From Mr.. Stevenson, who attended
the lecture at Chanute Monday night,
We learn that Hon. Schuyler Colfax in.
tends Withdrawing from the lecture
field next fall. Before he does %, how
ever. he will make . trip through South
ern Kansas, and We are informed that
he can be secured to lecture at this place
sometime during the coming fall. lola
will give him q full house, and there
will be . strong effort made to have him
thus favor this community. Of which
weSwill have occasion to speak hereafter.
NEEDING rain, but don't croak. =
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-05-11

"A full line Of papers, envelopes and
cards has just been received at this of.
flee. Call and see samples and try our
prices.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-05-11

Mrs. Julia A. Whitney has had a
very handsome picket fence put up in
front of her residence on South Wash
ingt0n Avenue.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-05-11
COUNCIL CHAMBER, lola, Kansas,
May 7th, 1878.

COUNCIL CHAMBER, lola, Kansas,
May 7th, H78.
Mayor Scott in the chair, councilman
all present.
Minutes of last two meetings read and
approved.
The committee on streets and alleys
reported favorably on the petition Of
Henry Gear, asking for the vacation Of
the streets and alleys in King Bridge
Co.'S addition No. l, and recommend
ed that the streets and alleys in said ad-
dition be vacated.
Bills Of Ingersoll & Perkins, publish
ing ordinance No. ia, $50, financial
statement, 1850, cemetery notice, $500;
r. B. Stevenson, Dassler's Statutes,
1915; N. F. Loomis, removing carrion,
$2.75, were referred to the finance COM
mittee, which committee reported favor
ably on the same and recommended pay
ment. The council accepted report Of
committee and adopted the same, and
instructed the clerk to draw warrants on
the treasurer for same, according to the
recommendation of committee.
The city clerk was instructed to confer
with Mr.. Richardson in reference to
terms of purchase of additional ceme-
terry grounds.
Moved that the committee on streets
be instructed to procure the necessary
lumber for repairs on streets and side
walks.
Tho bond Of N. F. Loomis - Marshal
was approved BY the council.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-05-11

WHAT makes Northrup's store such
q popular place to trade with the young
ladies'? A copper cent against . pool
check, that those "sweet young men"
are the attractions.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-05-11

Apple has lots Of cheap picture
frames which must be sold within the
next thirty days.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-05-11

Il want one hundred yearlings.
Leave word at Hartman & Casmire's, OF
VanDyke & Boyd's.
D. w. BosTwICK.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-05-11

Business cards of new and desirable
colors and stock, just received. Call
and try our work.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-05-11

White has . good cellar and will
keep the best butter in the market for
city customers.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-05-11
LINEN SUITS.

lLlNEN SUITS.
We carry the largest
lime of these goods and
make the Lowest prices.
Ladies 10is1tin9 to p1tr-
chUse should call soon as
the styles are desirable
and u1e selling fast.
8 Grass Cloth Suits at
$3.50 each.
3 iaen Suits, three
pieces, ut So. rs each.
4 inen Suits, three
pieces, ST. 80 each.
4 men Suits, three
pieces, So. 90 each.
I Linen Suit, three
pieces, at 81. rs.
DRESS GOODS
Ue hare just opened u
nelc lot of Elegant Dress
Goods 1chich IRE offer at
II much less price than
the goods sold for early
in the season. |
FANS AND PARASoLS.
Fans and P0r0sols In
a great voriety.
81 cotton parasols ut
u cents each.
so Fans ut 4 cts each.
200 pairs ladies 1Uhite
cotton hose at Z ntsper
pair.
1 doz M01seilles Quilts
ut $3.50 each.
g dozen gents 1chite
rests from $500 S3.25
900 yards Dress Lin
ems at Is 2-3, go and 26
cents per yard.
0. P. NORTHRUP & cos, /:
CASH
DRY GOODS HOUSE. /,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-05-11

We shall receive another invoice next
week of English and French Cassilneres
for Trowsers and Coatings for Gentle
mem, wear
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-05-11

-Parker's Ginger Tonic tho best
and most popular tonic in the market
at SCOTS.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-05-11

"A new invoice Of teas-fresh and
sweet as rose, at Richards & Cowan's.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-05-11

We no1O hare on erhi-
bition u,ed for sale the
largest stock of Queens
uUora eUer placed before
the public in lola. 1t is
the best quality off and
G .Heakin Ware, bought
direct from the importers
ut Boston and zUilL be
sold ut from Is to 80 per
cent. beIoWf former prices.
also, u full and complete
assortment of Sh01U's
White Granite DecOr0t-I
ed Gold LzIster Band.
This 1O0re is the very
ltttest style out, is the
best of lU0re and is truly
handsome. Call In and
see it vhetber you uO0,at
to buy or not.
COW.dN e. IRELAND.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-05-11
ON The RAIL :

ON THE RAIL !!
We hare been enabled
by our heavy Trade this
Sprineto sell out our first
stockpurchysed MaJMorch
and hare nOzO on the way
another very attractive
stoekof goods suitable for
the more ADVANCED sea-
son.
We shall exhibit Nezc
Verona Cloths, l2 1-2
cents.
Figured Lomertines,
Is cents.
NelU shades in BrOlUn
and Greys in Pacific
LuStres.
Beautiful Novelties in
Worsted Fri1e6es and
Buttons in shades to
match Dress Goods, per-
F. fectIy.
We offer u choice selec-
ton Victoria Lawns. The
most lovely materials of
all other for ladies ,Ohite
patterns. also Plain &
Plaid NunsOoks at er-
trenaeIy lou prices.
We shall be the Lowest on
Dress Linens
and all Wash Materials
of Which zoe hare the
most complete assert
naept to be found. We
hare had u large trade
already in these goods,
and shall add to stock
e0ch .Oeek nelO and de-
SiJutbLe lots.
Bro1Cn g. White Linen
Embr0ideries and I1ser-
tin9s, with buttons to
match for trimming.
OUR 100 Bone CORSET |
is u perfect model of
beauty elastic, durable,
perfect fitting.
Exquisite shaoles IN
Ludie,s U'td Gents SILK
Handke1chiefs.
Ladies heasy THRILLED
SILK PuJasoJs, Gel tUlOid
and Ivo,y handLes---ete-
CANT patterns, 20, 22,
"a inches. In
House FURNISHING GOODS
We hare Turkey Red,
B5otOn g. BIeUched d.
musk Linens, NTH Nap
kils to D1utch at, much
totce, prices than else
lckere.
ON. Carpet stock is be-
ing reduced daily, and
Ue continue to add nelui
patterns. Lndies 1UhO
lure looked at our car
pet stock are surprised
that Ue sell u splendid
ttOo ply Ingram carpet
for the toW price of 80
cents per- yard.
We shall receive another invoice next
week of English and French Cassimeres
for Trowsers and Coatings for Gentle
mems wear.
MR.. PAUL LOSS
is always in attendance in our Merchant
Tailoring Room, and will take measures !
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-05-11
Mr.. PAUL LOSS

is always in attendance in our Merchant
Tailoring Room, and will take measures
and get up suit Of clothes to fit in the
BEST STYLE OF THE ART. Prices ex.
tre,nely low. In
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-05-11

METHODIST PROTESTANT,
In Odd Fellows Hall, every alternate Sabbath
night, commencing April 18th.
W. H. MAKEANY, Pastor.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-05-11
Our Millinery Department

oar trade has been unprecedented for the
early season. We shall continue to ex-
hibit, during the next 20 days the largest
and most elegant stock f Millinery ever
before shown in lola and We shall invari-
ably make the lowest prices.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-05-11

Beet sugar-cured hams, only 10
cents . pound, at Lehman & Co.'S
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-05-11

Public sale of stock, implements,
ETC., at VIM. Paske's, May Goth.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-05-11

Quite windy the fors-part Of the
| week. 49,
Buy your furniture Of Hartman 4
Cssmire.
-Stsvenson ID having his drug store
painted.
V-Pbotosraphs $3.50 per dozen At
Apples.
Who watched the transit Of Nercu-
~ last Monday!
! -Fresh invoice Of lead, oil and col
ors At Scott's.
Public sale of stock, implements,
etc, at VIM. Paske's, May 10th.
Beet sugar-cured hams, only 10
cents pound, at Lehman & Co.'S
A new invoice of teas-fresh and
sweet as q rose, at Richards & Cowan's.
--Parker's Ginger Tonic tho best
and most popular tonic in the market
at SCOTS.
White has . good cellar and will
keep the best butter in the market for
citv custOmers.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-05-11

Needing rain, but don't croak. =
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-05-11
MRS. STEVENSON

will wait upon the Ladie. and from
her long personal experience in the bus
mess is enabled TO do the most artistic
trimming and designing. She also con-
tinues her dressnaking at our Store
Room where she is prepared to attend to
all patrons, furnishing Latest styles and
perfect fitting garments.
4 good fit guaranteed or goods paid for
Ladies' Gauze Vests in assorted Sizes
Infants Gauze Nests in assorted sizes
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-05-11

Fresh invoice Of lead, oil and col
ors At SCOTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-23
LIVE POULTRY.
THE STATE OF TRADE.
RnpFAS MARK ETA

LONDON Jan 227ne Marx Lgss rpres' Of This week in
OF Winter crops is main, satisfactory although
eas are roe eae y ,a sns sc wes pam ns oep b 3
In Scotland tho fancs have been enabled TO make
marked feng Oh and The blk Of asy weeks arrivals was
standsii buyers and sellers have been waiting anxosy
modorae prospective supplies insufficient
course Of pe iers ar rs far as can be-
hold ny very hight slorNs ana sou eves urn our OF ess
Fare demand ma; lie predicted both for whe't aud feeding
very little decline, either for wheat or feeding sinis"
ern dun Al So BacOn-Cumberlsnd on steady at 32i
short fb duiiat 3j Long Clor don at 3l short CI.sr
25Gd Boei-ludia Mess ai At 0J Extra Mess steady
steady st al Talow-Prue city duar 3D. rdrpeu;ne-
spirts steady Al . Oh Hosnt onioou steady az 80; tipe
duli 80. Ilour-EAtrA state. duii az ~ Weat-No.
Ter steady NJ IiU Corn-Od Mixed SOFT steady at 30;
New dun AZ zsSi Cotton seed OnYcios American Dcnc
5a 221s9 asc G 62ssR. ds and ds sST r
dnsy psnas & Ordinary JpIanas 5led sale. ,n Of
American Futures iagdie. cheaper Upands. Low MID
low Mdd ing esns. Fe6rarv aud March jevcry G7rad;
IplandS 10y Alding clause March ana ami drnyeiy'
cu-c May and une delivery, 6'sd; unlards Low nii.
dAng cian.r June and July ar!Nesy 10: lp1nGs 20"
san o'ss pnds Low Hidcins clause, New Crop shipped
TIgFipSoi jan - sop ralarl rcr c7t for Amer
lean. pts OF wheat for The past three
day. w,r" 80 OqJs, Including l1,nuD Gr~ amer, Al
IiryafluI. Jan. - D. W.-iTrtistuts quiet; Whfat,
10 4d0l ~. per GENITAL Red western Spring. and
trr He'd " ~ 81. quarter,
Tor New Mixed Western and 2"029 I'd for Old Mixed
Western
included 900 hal- tfi~fican Fninfc,-V pand- Low MID
ding q us siDpd Apfl ard May sail, ga lTadc report
e market uF ald GLres. Il Aohcehle Is dull -nd
ieItliuE down.
LlvEgr oi- Jan 225 p. m.-Cotton- Futures weak Up
lanes Nidinng clause. Jaiuary delivery, Dtisd ID
isrfs Nddng clause March and Apr delivery. 1sd;
Uplspds, Low Hddtnz cause, April AMI haY delivery
sd; Upalds, low Kidding clause. Nav anu une delivery.
Cad. Ir8lAs, Low MiiluR clause nos landing Gle
IlyKgroJt. jan 22-jJU In.an. 30 81. Ter cwt Tor
American.
LoSpov. Jan. $50 p rnrsllo~ 1894 aS96i per e~t
-rir1is .Irpcntin~, - %. n 8 81 Per rwt.
IGyuoS. Jan. 12-Ey'uiug.- L.rsecG or &26 5Ns-6 10
per IN. -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-23
COTTON MARKETS.

Dosroy Ian 90 Cotton dull Midlinz. ii Nc. Low MIG.
ding Ilc ciooa OrdDsry. lOc net receipts G'2 Bales
gross $50 bales: stock. 1880 bales. ,,,,, -. you,
BALIfaOgg Jan. 22-Uoton dun nIluns "a It.; A Ipg
Ml.ing lose, Good ordinary, 1Osc. net receipts, ~
bales gross ao5 bales: exports To Great Britain llOl
bslos eosstwise To bales; Sales 100 bales spnnerS W
bales: stock. lO.it6 bales. - ,,,,u.. ,oa.o .
CHARLESTON Jan s2Cotton dn!l. lower hdlling lo'te'
Low aiinx IOa9sA; 0ood Orlnpr' loci net receiP's'
2l26 bales salcs 900 stock. .52l bales o. -
CINCINNATI Jan 22-Cot,on quiet Midling l0tc;; Low
shipments ioi bales sales 1856 bales sioef i!ye b,es;
GALyRsTOx Jan. 2--CottoI quiet; Mddling lus.. iSn
Mlidnng 9ic. GOOD Ordinary. 9sc; net receipts s93
bales; exports Britain $50 bales 10 Fihhee
bales coastwise 1853 bas sales lJio bae' soch' 'o'o
bales ,.,,.,,..
iOrlsvuIg Jan. 81 Cotton quot: MiidlinE lO'sn
uoidtr Ian 22-CoitIn weak; Middhhg luaca Low MIN
unc zoe; Ordinary. Dc net receipt l5oZ Dae, *
s coast .so q 100 bales sales l"Vp b-iesi slcA 'ioi
)eieA -. 49,. a.,.. ....tto, ,oLc r..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-23

ccpts 1890 bales; shipments 1915 bales sales 2ioo
NEwORIRASs jan 22Cotton irregular easy some sales
&c Iower Middling. i0sc Low Midding, loci; Good
Ordinary Ole; net receipts 7ii bales gross, l4,Z54
bales exports Great Britain: 1854 bales TO France
$40 bses 10 the Channel 1915 baes sales 5000 Daies
last evening, ], 100 bales: stock. 335, 1878 bales
NORFOLK Jan. 22.-Cotton quiet Middliig l0'ici pe'
7O5 bales stock. 90, 238 bales , -.
Jan 22-COtt0n quiet; Midding, llotsc:
Low Mddng iO7sc; Good Ordinary, 10 net receipts
bales gross bales sales 2i3 bales ali 70 sphner
stock, 1905 bales. - . ear, -
sAyAssAn Jan dull MlddIing dOl,scs Lex Lex
bales exports coastwise l.ol2 bales sales l'oo Bales
Sr LOUIE Jan. % Cotton dull; Mdding. 10asc; Low
Middlpg 1Oisc; Good Ordinary. 9tc receipts d5 os
bales. -. .,, al, -
wLmsGroy Jan. 22.-Cotton dull Middling loi?c; Low
Middlng Coed Ordinary &c.. net receipts 2o5 oaies
sales. 1888 bales; stock. 74S9 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-23

DRUGS AND cHEMICALs.-DuIl. generally unchanged ;
S sd f }SsGas !c &unine GcrPsse
Sa(I'seI Co. o. s. 50. god Lcao1 s. & \ A. CO. s. 80
4s2 80 god PsRperMiat ID es9s 81 . co. y D Soi1
seac 2se gold sal soda q l7l2 BGPr6 % 20 2dds
FiSH-ouici, unchanged stock Of Maekere and boxed
MesG Gsay sSSrs % for 10
sSS,o s 1qg No No B SS Herring i%i2c sealed
Use Halifax shore spt IS SO Labrador, - Joasj 10
fISUk 8ND nTAL%FIoUH market 5aloc lower little
eist trade relorted Ioainy ioI ehy9F }IH* nc1ng
SsS. cgT ssipEE s TanS Tor 3ssi ' adts G @
% Na a9q w SS r LSx G.s 1915 Is b Mn
Dssots Erira s5ass so. whole range: OF The 'a:es
1e2S9 SS we're Tor enp9' a.. @O'sos i 10
90 Is; Common TO Far E1rs STATE 81 o3"T9 TO- TO-
Ms N SeG Sos = % s osd to G cSGas S.
roS Coca Extra ohS s1Sso % GoOs g
Clear s. 5oes8; straight sesse 70; Pa Pate, $40
s 90 I sGno 4 fey so1: s9es o'Ia ns o E4i com
non 70 Fair s5Gs5 30; Far 70 Good, 50 1IasS 20
r. i Buyers 70 chS 4S2 Fanny n F6 5TS more
5goTs demand pEees Sneh2nssa ss 10 FAIR IS
}sir to Good $685. 70 Good to csoee y 41 % anfy
.laerca % be delivered from s0utEsrn port:
2 ~ M s% ss'ssasssd Ks 9G dull
cSz 70 snail Psrsss ve soes So 5 % r 0G 700
eds Yssw western y so 600 b6s 9IsndGygine % ~
f0SKlGS o Fruits Only qVi iiainS 5DSg
changed; New Layer 81 G5gl 20; Loose Nuscatt
81 160s2 Valencia 6d6Lc New CurraHrs. DC. 0Jsc; Sow
Turkish PuEes lOc TCrr&cOna AluOlds $780, lyoa, 1870
lOc Sheed. 36131c. Princess, 4oHtlc; Wannts, 80
l2c Figs, 1Od l3c. Sicily Fiberfs. lODllc; Brazil nuts
5rse sales By anctlon, 200 bhls Amera Grapes sl3
Oranges 81 soasz 05; 1000 Valencia do rs TOO
GkAIN-WHEAT-Marke: opened vale. better on future
ana fD for lots closing quiet and about steady moo
eiste export, Hight milling demand sales, $1,000 Lush
i3cuainz 900 busb Spot Rejected SPRING sla.l %
g. IS sasl 25e. No. milwaukee, 81 So store No Win
tsr Red 81 40dtl 40s No White. 81 Al White state
q ~; No Winter Red 81 1872 sore No.2 Writer Red,
March 81 80 bid; closing Ell SO bid 81 26ia asked do
Ss1us5y 81 80 bid e. $sl2 s.kes do FsbrSsry 81 81
q 2o bid 81 20 asked q rs bid q 26 asked
SSSS 81 asked 50 2 SSrthws.t J.nnay 81 e
:sssdi dS Nay. u saIsh bid. 81 20 asked gGt
trE dul. heavy 7os72c. Western; 7ld71c STATE BAL
LII auie unchanged sales $500 bush. Upgraded Canada
Pfivsi. terms 5000 bush twofowed State ....BAR
Lb1 aAil cuii unchanged CANADA PEAS nominal
b2as5e bond GREEN PEAS duh, 81 306Sl 80 south
Pm Black Eye Peas stesdy IS ls per bush bag CORN
ssove firm hght export and home trade demand nothing
pr Ai1sd, ssdtOc; Nsw.York Mo- 5. Ilaslsc closipg
N2eiSc. Steamer Mixed, 80 1851 TO- taasiy CS 0S7c
tYutlern Yellow, $780,; Jersey Yellow 57.2a53cc.; No 2;
o. &c, store steamer Mixed January, 06s.c. bid 81 c
Ssked; DO iooruary $3.50 bid $500 askedf DO March
PIC od b0i2c asked; do, May 64c bid sec. asked NO
{Annfry Gle bid e2c askof d. February 5Se. I'D Coo
sAedi o.. March. So bid. SezS asked do MAY. &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-23

bid zoe sskei OATS moro active prices wth9u; aeedo1
37c: No. !, &c 4d37c. No Wh.e SOC; Mixed western
30 &c; White Western S5-e4s1 &c; n11el as g. s.
White tafe Q38c including n coo bush No chicago
SIC M BEANS-ReceIts mo orate; the recent d' cline has
buyers fair exi-Lt - quotations. NATION
~ 1852 II; Medium 81 759Sl So Red Kidney. 81 20
Pea 81 ri 80: Blocks 81 504Sl 30; White kidney So ~
as2 % all Choice FEED rather more sit ay sale 40 ID
seed. 5000: Shalps S,l n S'3 per ton.
Jft--Dul nominal: Domestic Beggng ga "a lore.
nay And STEAWSteady, fairly active IN moderate re-
celDt North River Shipping Hay GOc. retail, 65 Soc;
CInver and salt 4O@45c Long Rye straw. SOC; Dat 40c
cash
HEMP AND JUTE-Qriet former prices. steady Manila
Hemp, nomnally &c. SlSal do 5sc3fc; Juto 42a5 2c
Geld: Juic Hutis 234027sc. currency.
HIDES-oniet easter I'll through: sales 800 Dry Cam.
pesoIy private We auoie Buenos Ayres, q a
20 he MonreYide,, ~ d2l &c COrTetes. 20q2O2c. RIO
Graule, 19al9iac; orinoco rc Californs 9aG2Qh
Central America l7i2VlSc: MsaUoras l6aG Ic; Vera
Cruz lGdl6Lc; TamPco, 170l7i 2c.. B0gots, l7elS2c
Garacabo. 143Gl5c; Bahia ia 6c Puerto Caboiio and
Jagnayra, lJ1l62c. Caracas l5ladl6Lc; Payia, l30
lie: Csmpeacay, Is TObasco lGc gold; city
nru fair sales for export little dong ior
do Gcarlirg 3d5c. Old, Gjc; California, 1871 l2Gl 4c
LEATHER-Heniock sole in fun supply quiet ca 81 IL
price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-23
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,
Per NORTH Rirsr. Vessels and R,plrolfs
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

TUESDAY, Jan. %. 1873.
ASHES Rather quiet, unchanged; Pots 42e4+c@
BsE1S:swAx-Unchangsd, quiet; Western and Southern
fsTSo3M c6hE quiet about steady: Green Hui Care
hf 9lr Az TArERIALs~Biics, trner: fair
saes u ali kinds ralo ss HsF.- Up R R1ydr
lie Brands s6as6 so fronis-c goion Brown; s. ;
ps!k e. 9 hs p s dcTry iHneia $ g higher on or
SnarS $3.50 on Fronts. Cement in woteTa'c rcc'ipt
= s9d IS mo- Foresn IN small demand: Portland 50 lOesS 5o
"a ss's o3 rs c,r1.e a uhfn na ssa 2af sous
state Common o9l cargo T3 S1e I , meg NJ Fih
unchanged White Pine in r salr iady Yellow Pine steady
Spruce Quoted So 5ods 50 rand sl4d<i4 80
Choice d9slS t9g:l5 30 sSesi1 1sF-os h5ss
ASH south American Do s. 30 So 20 Yellow line-'an
in the s6Gtn si4Gsi6 So Hardweols Walnut Assn so
> NJ: Ash, si5 asS6: OAK SIS $50. Maple s3oqs35
cANDLle-ouiet unchanged sperm Per H. 2sc-' sperm
Patent Sc q and II g u na4 Is o"De''
COAL-ABthracite though quiet IS LrIn due to eh-cts o.
s sss Ig fi Taoo as,d G We've
40 casiggs 0%s P5synSA a sie$ % sGe W9s
yirsha DO - IS cgp esTa9d, b5S-.p ,a ana V'''
oocoA-Qpiet scarce arm Caracas 2oa2ie gold
coFFEE~Dui unbalanced all kinds. only moderate job
bling sales Ordinary 70 PI1i9e c1Fsos -. ~ &C. soi f
eCDorERAGE sToch Quiet, nominaly, gnehaIPssel ;
sugar f5eS ss N,h d heP y d 1s'sf % @
shocks g 81 fgo r. sho1k y 0r 52. 10 f Pre $50
s ssS dd y u = feet n SS ss9sod &c" 0'u''
'C0RDAGE EULchanged; Manila Cordage, sizes above
l2thTeaG. aud Hay Rope l2-c- CO. -thitHi - IN
diameter, lSc; CO.. and 9thread Il and SO " d2Is
Ter lSloc; DO bci, rope yarns lao; do. d. aid D
ibread lie M,jla Whale Iine- re Tarred Manila 1884,
FYne TsTred Manila 1876 sisa Rope s,zes above
i2tead and Hay and Hide Rope, lie; Co. 2lhread : in
diameter II &c. do. aud 9tiresG, ard 'g m diameter
zoe Tarled Sisal Lath Yarn, lOc Russia Hemp iaried
Cerag~ 2o american IIacsled do lic rarrei American
Isih Yam &c; Fine do l2'2e; Navy Oakun, e2c l. ;
Navy do. 8 &c: Best DO. 1910
COTTON-spct Cotton gc lower dul; sales go bales
bales Receipts at ibe ports to-day, za4ti oaies asaa
28s e02 bales. against 29i9s0i bales same Ie:od last
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