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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-06-25
MILL PICKS.

The subscriber, residing ri Kirkville,
Iowa, desires TO announce to NIillers, that
he is now prepared to make new, or dress
work obtained farthe east.
Work from distance can b allipped
by express care of HENRY q HAW, pt.
tumwa, Iowa. All work warranted.
june2S-wly. n. 0TRAWN.
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CHICAGO MARKETS..

Chicago, June q.
Flour-quiet; very little doing;
prices unchanged.
Wheat-firm and steady; closing
quiet; No 2 spring 1871.
Corn-irm; closed more active
at 86l9S6l; No 2, 81.
Oats-drooping; sales At 6S(@6sa.
Barley-dull; prices entirely nomi-
nal.
Provisions quiet.
4 Pork--held firmer; s27, 75@28 for
good anb straight city brands.
Lard-dull; prime steam offered ut
I6@l63.
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DIR. TOBIAS
VENETIAN HORSE LINAMENf.

u HUtties, ut Oht. dollar,
FOR the curt of lameness, scratches, wind
gals, sprar as, bruises, splints. gals, cuts
.oEc, siipp ing stille, over-bs>sting, sore
throat, natl iR the foot, DC.
All who own or employ horses, are as
surea ihah the Linament will 90 all and
naosc a''.ui Is stated in Gu ring tbs above
named complaints. DuriIar twenty wears
u mas ,iever failed TO give satisfaction in
= siil ie instance. sold By, the druggists
pepsd % Cortlandt ST., n. u.
lvnelo, dSwlm.
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Louisville, Ky,
To owners or Horses and Cattle.

Thousands Of horses die yearly from
Colo. This need mot be. DR.. Tobias
Venetian Horse Imminent will positively
cure every case, II givsa when 6rst taken
The cost 10 only one dollar. Every owner
Of . horse should have bottle in his sta
BILE ready for use. II h warranted superi.
or 70 anything else fox the cure Of cuts,
wind gals, swellings. sore throat sprains
bruises, old sores. 30. This linament 10
NO new remedy. II has been nsed and
approved OF for 20 years by the first horse
men in the country. Given 10 an over
driven horse 1t acts like magic. Orders
are constantly received from the racing
stables in England forit. The celebrated
Hiram woodruff, oftrotting fame, used Il
II for years, and said It Is far:supsrior 10
any other he has trie0. Recollect, DR.. To
bias veuitian Horse Linirnent 10 put up
In pint bottles. Take no other. Sold by
all druggists aud Saddlers. Depot. 50
CortlAndt st., N. Y.
iunelO. d&Wl-m.
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June IL, -wsw.
LEGAL NOTICE.
Ellen

To Adram Ellenberger, and---Ellen-
berger, This WIFE,"
You and each of you are hereby notified
that there il now on file in the office of
the Clerk Of the District Court OF Wapello
County Iowa, the petition OF Henry Hars-
ten, asking the conveyance TO him by de-
cree of said Court, Of lot 500. in 0ttumwa.
Iowa, in pursuance offs purchase Of said
lot of you and part payment thereof. =
And unless you appear and make defense
70 said PRAYER on or before noon of the Sec
ond day OF the August term of said Court.
to be begun and held on the 3lst day Of
August. 1855, default will be entered
against you in accordance with the prayer
Of said petitione
FULTON 4 mast, Atty's
Jund4-wAt, for petitioner.
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Mr.. ?. G. Daum, bought ycster-
day, the lot between Dr. Douglass
and Frank Bleyle, on Main street for
Sl,4OO, on which he proposes to
build instantcr.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
New York, June 23.

Cotton-tluiet; 3Oa3OI Tor middling
uplands
Flour-dull; e7,OOa7, As for super
state, and western; ,55@8 so for OK
ira state; q, 8O(19 ,85 for extra west
ern; SS,659l2,8e 10, Round Hoop
Ohio.
Wheat-limited export demand ct
1920 tor No l spring; s2,l2 for No 2
do.
Corn-dull; 1O5(91063 for mixed
aAoat; 81, IL for white western.
Oats-active; speculative demand
ct 83c for western in store, 83(GS3A
for western afloat.
Pork--firmer; quiet NJ s28, 45(928,-
80. for new mess; 81, 87928 for old
mess.
Rcef-Quiet.
Cut meats-Steady.
Lard-quiet and steady; I6tal7
for steam; 173al8a for kettle render
cd.
Sugars-frm and in fair demand.
COffees-quie but steady.
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THE OTTUMWA COURIER
City and County News.

Mr.. Thomas Rodgers lost u valua-
brood mare on last Friday night, by
u train on the ID. V. II. r., running
over aud killing her.
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JUNE, asd. 1865.

Having purchased Steam Engine,
have an Endless Chain Horse Power for
Sale. 1t is i'll perfect running order, with
Brake or Rubber attachment. It has
served me good purpose for three years
and is well adapted to any Kind of light
work, such as Saving Ie,ssnber, I.aths or
Grinding Sausage. &n Enquire ut the
" Paint Store"
june2sd&w3m. s Ii, WORCESTER.
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Jundl-wlt,
NOTICE.

All persons are hereby warned against
purchasing due bill OF Daniel Swecny.-
Said due bin executed by US for the sum
oft74.IeO-5O, dated April I'd, 1865. IS the
anne was obtained by fraud, and we do
not intend to pay Il,
chillicothe, June II, 1888.
Tuvao 1k.Av1f
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OrrtcE OF OrryMwA COURIER, J
June Gath, 1858. (

June 24th, 1858.
The wholesale and retair trade in
every branch Of business has been
exceedingly good during the past
week. One house-W. G. Moss Jr.
4 Co., report that their weeks sales
up to Saturday night, foot up $500.
1t is agreed on all hands by the
farmers from every part II the coun.
~, that there never was such a fat
tcring prospect for crops At this time
in the season before.
The following arc the correct
Wholesale quotations for Dry Goods,
in this market, as furnished by one Of
our leading houses:
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In the District Court Of the United
States, for the District Of Iowa.
IN The matter of T. J. Drain, Bankrupt.
To whom II may concern;
The under
signed hereby gives notice Of his appoint
ment % assignee of T. J. Drain, OF Monte.
suma. in the county Of Powesheik, and
500 or Iowa, within said District, who
has been adjudged Bankrupt upon his
own petition by the District Court OF saad
j. 7. HACKWORTA,
Assignee Of said Estate,
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NEW YORK RAILROADS7OCK
AND MONEY MARKETS.
New York, June "a.

Gold 140A.
Coupons-Sixes 81 1l7s; 6:2O's LIST
1881; I'd 111l;..3d 111t; new III;
10:40's 1914; 7:3O's 10.
Railroad stocks steady.
Pacific mail 1O1.
New York Central--l343.
Erie 694.
Illinois Central l57.
North Western 6S; preferred 7si.
r. Lost.
Burlington L Quincy l52.
Wabash All.
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Rev. Il. IL. Waring, we understand,
is to address the Masonic fraternity at
Abba, on the 4th.
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USE Gardeners Rheuma tic compe.und
4 Is one OF the greatest Blot Vi Purifier : in
the Known world II cradle s,tes all i;u.pu
rites OF the blood from the ebole sy@ em
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October 81, 1851.

Gsrdiusr's Compound is certain, safe
and permanent cure OF rheumatism, Neu-
raigis and ali.in,purities OF the Blood.
JanS0' WY
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District Court Of the U. g., for the Dis
Of Iowa. :,
Bankrupt.
In Bankruptcy.
To whom It may concern:
The undersigu-
ed hereby gives notice Of his appointment
as assignee of the estate OF VIM. b. Arm
strong, OF Ottumwa, In heconnty OF Wap-
clio ia said District, and who was TO vii:
on IRE "a day Of March, A. d. 1858, adj
Judged Bankrupt upon his own petition
~ John Bruce, Register in Bankruptcy
OF said Court
Dated at Keokuk, lows, the 18th day OF
April, A. D. 1888.
VIM. b. BALLINGER, Assignee.
April q, 1868, woow, st.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for years
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay
and all the effects sfyouthfnl inoiRcreti0n
will, fur the sake Of SUFFERING humanity,
d;rsction. q Snr r.Iine ~ .,m v ramsdv
by which he was cured. Suffers wishing
to profit by the advertisers experience
can do 80 by addressing, in perfect con-
fidence. JOHN b. OGDEN,
Il Cedar Street, New York.
lima a. Am
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Warranted Cheapest and Best

To Farmers. Express Companies, Stage
Prophet MS, Livery Establish
men Is, and all who use
Hnrgas
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MAR
KET,

Chicago, June q.
Receipts Cattle, IS cars; hogs, 20
cars; sheep "A cars.
Cattle-Extra, 7,76(08, 90; fair TO
good, &c, 26@7, so; Stockors, q, 259e4
Is
Hogs-Extra, $s,62l(048, as; good
to choice, 18,O8@s,5O.
Sheep Choice, 44,75@s,t, OOgood,
e4,OO(dE5O.
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WooL.-Nick Baker, who bought
10000 lbs of wool last week reports
the market us follows:
Washed 34GGl2
Unwashcd 1SGG27
He reports wool coming in rapid.
ly. He is busy now Smelling and
shipping little crib of corn contain
ing only 1900 bushels.
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Congressional.
Washington, June ~.
HOUSE.

The House met ut IL o'clock.
The Kentucky election case was
taken up.
Trimble Of Ky, opposed the report
OF the cammittee on elections.
Without disposition thereof the
House proceeded to the business of
nc morning hour.
A number Of bills and Joint resolu-
resolutions werc introduced for refer.
ence.
SENATE.
Mr. Wilson from the committee on
military affairs reported joint reso-
luton to drop from the army roll
certain officers absent without leave
from their commands. Also joint
resolution to authorize tho sale of
unseryiceablc ordinance. Also q
joint resolution for the sale of the
site Of Fort Covington Md.
The latter passed.
Washington, June %.
SENATE.
A largo number of petitions that
soldiers of 1912 be included in the
Pension rolls. Referred.
Mr. Summer from tho committee on
foreign affairs reported with the
amendments the bill for the pro.
lection of the rights Of American
citizens abroad.
HOUSE.
Mr. Paine rs aquestion of privilege
offered q resolution that tho oath Of
Office DO administered to p. Root.
James Kinds and Thomas Bales,
members elect from tho State of Ar.
kansas.
Mr. Maynard suggested whether it
would not be better to take some
course as has been takcn in the case
Of the Tennessee delegation, and re-
fer the credentials formally to the
committee on elections and the reso-
luton was SO modified and agreed to.
Washington, June "a.
HOUSE.
The speaker presented message
from the President with the report
ofthc Secretary Of State, relative to
the cases of Warren and Costello,
sentenced topenalty ofimprisonmeut
in England. Referred.
Mr. Schofield reported from the
Committee on Elections, that the
credentials of the Arkansas Repre-.
sentatiycs werc in proper form, with
resolutions directing the administra.
ton Of tho oath of office.
Mr.. Brooks presented a protest
resolution. Adopted 101 against 81,
and the members were sworn.
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS..

ST. LOUIS MARKETS..
st. Louis, juno "a.
Flour--dull and lower.
Wheat-dall; buyers offering low.
er prices.
Corn-Mixed Sl@S3c; 86(9s7c for
choice white.
Oats-72@74c.
Rye-buyers decline to sell at the
prices offered.
Provisions quiet.
Pork-$28,5O.
Bacon-Shoulders l3c.
Clear sides TIC.
Lard-dull and Nominal.
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L,vESrocK.-ln this line prices
arc merely nominal ~ there are
scarcely any sales to report. Cattle
in Chicago are duller than thcy have
been for twelve months; no TRANSACT
tions here.
Hogs are doing better in Chicago
and here,
Coday bought 2 cars last week At
6@6l, and Lively 4 Brown 4 cars re-
ported same rates. Clancy 4 Mar
tin bought 4 cars Of Tharpe, and
shipped to Chicago.
Sheep are cheap At 2(O3c per ib.
Below arc our latest Chicago live
stock markets BY telegraph.
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:, =,
IN the District Court Of the U. s., for
the District Of lows.
In Bankruptcy.
In the matter Of Thomas Sinnamon,
Bankrupt.
To whom II may concSrn:
The undersign-
ed hereby gives notice Of his appoint.
ment a. assignee of Thomas Sinnamon, OF
Ottumwa, In the county Of Wapello, and
state OF lows, within said District, who
has been adiudgeda Bankrupt upon his
own petition By the District Court Of said
J. T. HACKWORTH,
Assignee ofsaid Estate.
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GREEN TowNsnn, Iowa, !
lima 10tL. ,gQ Z

ED. CoJRlER: Your apology for
the non-appearance Of my letter in
your paper is accepted. That letter
was principally designed to give light
to some errors in a previous letter.
But at the present date | do not con-
slider it essential TO give any further
notice on that point.
The Farmers arc very busy now,
cultivating their corn, which is rath-
or small for the season; but looks very
prosperous.
| believe the prospect for small
grain is much better than usual, not,
withstandind winter wheat is not as
good as has been supposed, owing to
there being SO much oft turned to
cheat. This perhaps is caused by
hard freezing, or an inferior quality
ofseed.
Owing TO the farmers being so
very busy. | presume you do not
meet many Of their smiling faces on
the side walks of your very thriving
and promising little City. But af-
Ter harvest you may expect u gcncr-
al rush in the line of trade. But my
half sheat is full, ! must stop. More
Anon. A. w. SMITH.
CouRr.--The District Court has
been engaged pretty much all day
yesterday and to-day, on highly
important dog case.
1t seems, from the testimony, that
Anon Shaul, across the river, sold a
dorg Of the female persuasion, to our
Butcher Brown sometime ago, re-
serving as he understood the trans
action-tbe choice Of the first pup Of
Browns doggcry. In due time the
pups come forth, and 50 did Mr..
Shaul, whoproceedcd to Browns barn
and helped himself to the choice of
the young CANNES. Brown dceming
this act dogmatical and in violation
of the dogmas of his church, pro-
ceeded to arrest Shaul for stealing
his prospective sausage meat. Shaul
was acquitted, and now brings suit
for $4,000 damages against Brown.
Trimble and Cory for Shaul. Hen
dcashott 4 Burton for Brown.
The case will SO to the jury at
one o'clock today, and on the an
nounccmcnt Of the result we shall
issue an extra.
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In the District Court Of the u. s., for the
District Of Iowa.
In the matter of stephen Osborn. Bank.
rupt.
TO whom il may concern.
The undersign-
ed hereby gives notice of his appointment
as assignee of stephen Osborn. Otfumwa,
m the county of wapello, aud State Of lows
within said district, who has bsen ad-
Judged Bankrupt upon his own petition
by the District Court OF said D1.tllcs.
]. r. HACKWORTH,
Assignee Of said Estate.
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4th of JULY
Celebration.
THE O.'TUMWA
II urn " erin

intend 10 celebrate lie Fourth Of July u,
q procession and basket picnic al
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extensively into the nursery business.
On our way back We pass Richard
ii. Warden's residence, and find he
has built IN addition to it, costing
$500.
Daniel Eaton, on 18th street, is
building a large tenement house, 50x
80, two stories, Ii rooms, cost So, 900.
John G. Booz, on 9th street, has
added improvements to his dwelling,
costing $400.
w. b. Bonnitield has also expended
in improving his premises some $500.
Swinging around the circle again
to the starting point, We find that
Deacon Root has tastefully and sub
stantially improved his residence on
I'd street, by adding another story to
it ut u cost Of 81 200.
Tho Turner's Hall, corner Market
and 4th, diminished this year, cost
$4,000.
The city's Eneinc House just cons
plcted, cost 81 900.
La addition to these improver II
actually made, or rapid. iar u,
Ii. G. Angle Il Go. are ,reI ~ 20
break ground ON Main stree for n
new Bank binding, to be 22xJ0, two
stories, marble front, containing an
exce'lciH vault, the whole to cost
$1,000
Col. Geo. Giliaspy has also bought
the material and viii immediately
build new brick block, on tho cor
ner Of 2d and Market, TO be. ssxSS,
two stories, with high basement, and
in til second story he proposes to
have public hall, aSxss, ceiling rs
feel high, 10 bs called "Gi!laspy's
Halt witt al The modern improve
ments. 1he FIRST doot wiz contain
three very fine stores. The whole
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LEGAL LNTELLIG EN- ON.

COURT OF QUARTER SEsS oNs-Judge Brews-
ter George Black. indicted on two cOunts-on
other, of receiving stolen g1ods-was con victed
on the first count and acquitted on the second
The jury were out all night. The counsel moved
FOR Il new trial Not granted, Sentenced to
three years In the Eastern Penitentiary to beg in
at the ex pration of Dis present term of i'm prt-
sonment, part OF which was stu unserved by
ment some Time ago. He was led from Court
between two officers, with the nDpers on.
Charles Rockaboy and John RocSabov, and
John Dunn, arragned on cross bills Tor assault
and battery, We're both acquitted. Costs divided
between the parties.
John Mahan. a little boy about eleven years
old, was convicted of stealing So in pennies
from the mineral water wagon OF Mr.. Alfred
Nelson. Mr.. Nelson left his wagon for n while,
and whe he returned 10 10 q carpenter working
il the neig hbOrhOod told him that a boy lad
OF the box The officer who arrested him, told
him there was eight dollars taken; he denied it,,
~ d said there was only fOnr dollars and some
GEMS, thus eliminating himself.
Mary Leech plead guilty to the charge OF
larceny of clothing, the property OF Mary
Hunter.
Catharne Shavely and Others were indicted
for beating he little child of Mrs. McGucken,
and MRS. McGucken was sued by these parties
Gucken al aitempte ed to defend her child who she
said was attack ed by Mrs. Shavely other parties
joined in and II soon became free fight he.
tween Mrs. Shavelv. Mrs. McGucken, Mrs.
McGucken. Hair was torn, sticks were used,
tc., etc. Jury found all the parties guilty The
Judge discharged them all on payment of
COSTS.
Charles Rife and son were acquitted OF assault
| ana battery. Prosecutor failed to appear. Bill
submitted.
George Fisher and wife were tried for assault
and battery on Rachel Mcdowell aud her hus-
| band Rachel Mcdowell, who lived in the q
Fisher Fisher and his wife, when Fisher attacked her
with baseball club and broke her nose.
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Kew York steck o.st.t,oa., p. m.
Philadelphia Trade Report.

THURSDAY, July 23-Tne quietude noted
from day to day in the -Four Market still pre-
walls, and Notwithstanding the light receiptg
and stocks, prices favor buyers. The demand
is le gitimate, and confined to the wants of the
local trade. who purchased few hundred bar.
rels at 81 5O@6 25 for superhne: $S 25@92 rs for
extra; s95o@ll 25 for Spring Wheat extra
family; slo@l2 for Pennsylvania and OHIO do:
and Sl2@l4 for fancy brands, according to
quality; a sale OF 400 barrels Spring W heat was
made at $40 S71a. Rye Flour comman Is SO 25a
$50 per barrel. Nothing doing In Corn Meal.
There is DO change to chronicle in the Wheat
market, and we continue yes erday's quota.
uons: sales Of red al 50 20a22s. Rye NAV be
quoted ~ 81 cool IS Corn IL quiet at full prices
sales OF 2550 bushels prime Western mixed al
81 $50 IS; and 200 bushels conn and fair do,
ut 81 l3S 10 Oats are steady, win sales OF
1000 bushels at S5QSSc for Western and PENN
sS lvania Nothing doing in Barley or Malt.
Seeds-Cloverseed Is wanted at 81 750S so. 750
bushels sold at the latter rate. Timoihy NAV
be- quoted at SO 75 Flaxseed is wanted nv Inc
cIushers at $3.50.
W hisk is nominal.
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TEXAS.
Particulars OF tho Recent Riot at
MiIitcan.

From the Houston Telegraph July lG,
Yesterday evening about four O'Clock. about
forty negroes weny TO the house ot Mr.. HOLIDAY,
In the BraZos Bottom, to hang HIM for s0mr
unknown reason. Thy were met by Deputy
Shen6 Pa'llo. with about twenty-five or thirty
whites, who oroered them TO dsperse which
they refused 10 90. PatllIo WI h his force then
moved against them to dis perse them, when
the regICes commenced firing. The tight now
became general and lasted about fifteen
IN nutes, the whites killing five negroes
and two horses and the negroes diSpersing
Bryan, but was sent back for reinforce
ments. returning in a very snort time with one
hundred volun GERS under command OF sheriff
Neill The train halted, however, at Wellborn,
where the men were oIeau Zed into thr e COM
pan'es, commanded by Captains Faulkner,
eamped IN the rear OF Millican, aud refused 20
do anything but fight. Sheriff Nell informed
them that he had come to make peace and not
to t9ht, but that he would arrest the leaders
fight or not. Matters were In this condition
when the Central train left tals mornIng. The
which were killed yrsterday, and also one negro
who was killed bv one of the pickets laat night.
There we're flags of truce passing between the
camps OF the whites and the negroes, and
regular line of battle was established. There
are $50 whites eucamped and 400 blacks, the
latter under command Of negro, Parsou
Brooks. Tna following is the organization sf
Captain Faulkner's compauy:-Faulkna Cap.
tain; Wyatt, First Lieutenant; George Has veil,
Adj6tsDt; John OR. Colnmlssarv.
Toe ID n!on kOnHOr leGTus that Judge Hardin
Hart on biR way home from Austin spread the
news that the Convention in ended to disarm
the whites and arm the negroes. and force
negro equality uoop the people ut the election,
and that in G. fnseQuence somebody killed him
near GreenVille.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
European Market Reports.
Financial and COnmercia1
Rtas Ets., Ets.s EtS.s EtS,, Ete.
THE FTTRD FAN MA FETC
THE EUROPEAN MARKETS.
To-Day's Quotations.

By Atlantic Oubte.
LONDON, July ga. NJ .-Cousols, 94s for both
money and account, American securities quiet
ard steady; Uuited States 5'20s, 72a; Illinois
Central, 90; Erie, 49,
FRANKFORT, July ga. M.-United States
sos, n.
LIVERPOOL, July ga. M.-C)tton heavy
and decinel; sales of probably 5000 bales, up-
lands, 1O!; Orleans, 1Ol@lld. The shipments
OF cotton from Bombay to the 2lst were 5000
bales. Flour 29s. Cd. Other articles un.
changed.
LoNDoN, July 23-Afternoon.-Conso 9Ih
d94s for account and for money.
PARIS, July 23.-The Bourse is dull; Rentes,
f. 7O'l5c.
LIVERPOOL, July 90 - Afternoon. - Cotton
steady aud unchanged. The days sales are no Y
estimated at 5000 bales. Bread'tuffs heavy.
California wheat declined to 12s. Cd No, 2 red
Western declined to lis. Corn dull, but un'
changed. LAID advanced to 6js. Cd.
LONDON, July 23-Attelnoon.-S1gar quiet
and steady. Linseed oil advanced to f3l l5s.