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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-10-25

1s a Consequence OF he extreme dry
weather, Rock River is very low, and Ii $
in most critical con dltiou. Its ultimate
recovery is snxiously looked for by the mill
owners along its hanks.
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Persons calling for any Of the above let
tiers will please say advertised
1T. NOAK, p NJ


PERSONAL---VERY. o. H. Walter. the ne /.
ly appointed minister OF the Methods.
Episcopal Church of this city. commenced
the discharges OF his duties Sunday last,
preaching both morning and evening".
Col Daniel Jones, who has been absent
for several weeks in attendance at the SEES
sion of the General Episcopal convention a.
Baltimore. returned Saturday last. We are
indebted TO him for late Baltim re papers.
Onr old fellow tow nsman, MIR W. G.
Fountain, who has made Indianapolis his
business headquarters. is in town for the
purpose of moving his family to that city
Mr. Fountain and family leave Tor their
new home this week
Senator Petite, OF k.uosha. Republican
candidate for the Office OF Lieut. Governor
was in town Tuesday of this week.
Mr. Mathew G. Norris for several years
clerk in the Post Gffice, is sp nding few
days in own. He is ON his return from
Dacotah Territory. VIII re he has made \
pr--emprion of portion OF Uncl~ Sam $
domain, in ending TO settle on it in the
Spring
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DIR. T. S. HARRISON.

WATERWAYS SURGEON ofice over
Post Office, takes this opportunity OF
announcing to the public and ali ho3semeh
thar he ia prepared al al times TO preforn
any anrs zeal operation, or treat any Diseases
that hurss is subjec: TO. Having had twenty
ave yesrs experiruce in Lis profession, h"
co.fdens OF elfecans cure whenever
psss;ble
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-10-25

Ee0lIV Eot.--The Oldest inhabitant
fails to remember rs arm weather for This
time Of year as that we are enjoying at the
present time
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Ren.or0E.-Prof. Gaebler has removed
his music stock into his new building on
Fourth Street.
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h y. GREEN

VyYATERToWS Marble Works. Mr..
w Green 10 Manufacturer OF and Dealer
ell kinds of Marsle Monuments, Head
Stones Nantel ieres &c. also Cat Stone
Tor Fuiding Purposes. Shop or First St,
ans Block south of Main street. Waterfowl
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-10-25

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in want OF a close
sh*ve or fancy cr, on the hair. mus. visit
The quarters Of Mr. F. Trzcinski. on the
corner of Nam and Second streets. Ever g.
thHs in the shaving and hair dressing line
"hich VIII add TO ihe mp ove:n-nt nf ones
app arauce, is done in this fsyorite barber
shop. BE sure and give Trzc;nski cal
when you wish to be trimmed q, in good
shape.
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GRITZNER BRO,

TAgHIOS sBLE Barber and Hair Ores
In ser in 1ha Middle Of Main stree
Bridgs, watersown, VS.. The best of HAN
DYE used, warranted to hold coior Tor eight
wee 0.
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Political Meeting. "A meeting of
time honored and battle Scared Dem ,cra..,
:1esided over by Cap {. Jaehrling, was Lsld
at Music Hall Saturday evesiny last. The
meeting was addressed in Gertnan by Hon
L. Fl. Smith, State Senator from Manitowoc
county, who dwelt on the great necessity at
this time for Democratic victory OF
course there Was LITTLE enthusiasm mani est.
ed, as no Democrat in his senses has any
idea that the party will come within gun
shot of carrying the State this Fall.
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List of Letters remaining in the Post
Office, at Wattrt iri consn, Oct. Gath ::
George Oideu, H Brady, Vim. A. Bali
cork, E. n. Brown, Mrs. r. Burk, Tim Bar
CESS, Charles Chafiee, Cornelius Crowley
Ada Co!em.n, Martin Duffy, Thos. Evans
Geo Gordon j. II. Ham. J. r. Hoixingtou
2. Miss A Kelly, Barbara Lemoud P. Lon
ergan, james O'!'ern, Maggie A pantiey,
Chas. s. Reed. John Smith, len NJ Smith
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Ue understand that the night mail
from Chicago has tesn discontinued for
the present
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FOR SsakE.

HSE %-year old marc, (Cloud) weighs
- over 100 +; one single buggy and h2r
nesA, nearly inew, and Buffalo robe, for
sals sAeAp. Call at my stable.
s. 3. EVANS.
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AIGIlsT WIGGENHORN.

TEwELER, has recently opened a jew
Cd cir, Store ii JohnFons block, corner
Main and lst street, where be wilt keep
eoussantly on hand large STOCK OF
Wst.hes. Clocks, Jewelry, Silver and Fla.
tsd Ware. &c Particular attention paid
20 fspai,!ng Watches, Clocks, Jeweiry'
&c, and warranted to give satisfaction
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MISC ELAN EOUS.
Z II KlERKE.

A RCEITECT. Plans aud specifications
4 furnished for public nm private on ID
fnxs. VIII superinteud the same wh-n &c
sired. Orders by mail solicited once -
Pincknsy street., Madison, VIII; T. y. Box
ssa 44s
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The Annual Meeting Of the L.die.

M'te Society OF the Congregational church
will be he d at the residence of Mrs 9
Baird, on Thursday evening the 26th inst
4 general attendance IL requested
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-10-25

The Tunnel under the railroad. on
Second Street, is now opened, and ready for
ravel
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C,;r Merchants are complaining
about the duilness of trade. 1t will require
u Few cold snaps to revive business.
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STRAIN 4 MURPHY

nA.NTEES and Dealers il Wall Paper
i Window Shades, Paints Oils. Varnish,
0i.xs. Putty, Brushes. &c. ous door wesl
81 Wisconsin National Bank, Wstertown.
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Corrected Weekly by Rack Bros.
Commission Merchants, Main Stree
WATERFOWL
TUESDAY. Oct. "a. 1871
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LUMBER YARDS.
NEW LUMBER YARD.

1UsT opynvd At WATERFOWL by } and A;
ID G. Sls..teg & Co.. yes. 81 !hs river, :
blocks south Of I'm don House opposite u
3. Lewis Sash and Blind Factory. hers
shey will sell all kinds Of ls.Elbcr, Lath an d
Shingles at very low prices.
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The Wdte3tOsCn Guards, Capt.
W rz, are bringing them selves To Il CONT
ton Of efficiency by drilling these fine moon
light evenings.
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'it Ut s.iu1">.
Porches, Craves,&c
L'gh.fni"y Rods, 1wAinys, and Iron
Shelters put up on Short Notice.

He has also large assortment Of
Spnr,iny Guns, Rifles. PISTOLS. Pow
der Flasks, Shot Bags, Powder,
Shot, Caps.
Aud Hunting Apparatus of all kinds
alsays on hand.
Repairing pronip ly done. End work guar
anteed. The highest price paid Tor old
iron. or any other metai "a
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II G. MANSFIELD,

~ DENTIST Rooms OVER
HkssSEA Schwab'. Ciot hing Store, Main
01LYOStreet, Vatsrtown, Wis.
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Boot and Shoe HuSfness,
on the north side Of Main street, I'd door
from &ih street, where viii be found At all
times an extensive ard well selected = ock
OF all sizes and styles consisting Of Gentle
mems, Ladies Misses and Child, ems wear.
Hi: goods are all of the finest and best
quality. slegan, and .ub,tantisi, and every
sr,ical that be ms nu faetures aud soil, is
warranted.
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ia done with the greatest neatness and
i,uncfusllty, and every care taken to give
entire satisfaction. He ihanks the public
tor IN liberal patronage he has heretofore
received, aud solicits ali to call and give
hiF good. thorough exam nation AS he is
confident he can please both a. to quality
and price ?. W. KURZWEG.
Wasertown. Sc t Goth: 1870.
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W. G. SPALDING,

W. G. SPALDING,
rsnYslcIAS AND SURGEON, and Ex-
ii snainina Surgeon for Pensions. omce
In JshnssAs Block, cerRer o. Main asd is'
streets.
The New York herald., 1871-09-02

a. zoe. cayed ssc Gee. muscoyado, refining sac Sc
ansIs S & &c. ses @ oesns ESss s seo &c. '' English
sne s & reSsp s Of % Sas
srs were ANXIOUS lep as we're l5 obs .. Sac
Se Sbs 40 s,c bbs Scat at sONc and to arrive @ lso
market owing to the refusal OF tue Norfolk steamship
ss'ss sosr n sT& s & yhI good sSsn
TO arrive i've pos @ & saned g Ss 60 go bbs DO q, s 10 and
s ss s@a o nt5 o. N%ssSS l3Sss %
0ILG Laseed was n moderate demand hid ffiSss We're
SP% Ms,s wa: S ,sa and a q sTs
SoSer" s"fii '%% RSs %''' '0m
n frImontusThe market has shown no change today.
Sf n II but @Ss,
@ @ WE nds em apns DUH sSI @ psss shss
.ass sss "a%ssy rspoHes q 's so Ra ssIs
hall sepe%sr at DE and seo bsls ' do last half Of
ad Gd & !: a a q h1 s r Ss up%a %Srkq Tss
St Is on lower road The Philadelphia market was remart
na OF ~ month held at aAc ana last half at Axe There
PRovIsIoSs. Rcecp,s-pors ,s5 bbls cut meats, 80
rsekagss pa lard @ bha and tcrces and lao kegs The mar
sales So r @ o ar sspsmTs slis '1 at
s 80 80 and and u.e Loco bills do BUYERS cpiien SIS 4O
ember pork, the close changc, offered at *ls %,
Sls osh $40 Tor prime mess aud slO 50 for extra prime
The sssS q old and new pork IA Sep.c%ssr "gsre
ssS Gear se 63s nc o Sc on Co. ss s sn snort rib
sS" "na dh%%sD S
@ asrsss for ssgcT. sss, and 500 crss;
and kettle Sales l25 tierces. Beef remains inactive and
eas aa s @ at 3 @
Dressed hogs continued IN fair demand at She 7c for
able to-day, and the marle. firm Sales reported
sc % boxes &C. sces Sssses % s%oESd
ham hams aoS on private terms %s We sscd shout
fS hams n noe ,sI:s G % re, and
mand Mt unchanged prices
PRICES The sales were 45 bags angoon and rana at SIC
sUGAR-The market ruled decioedly strong, without ad
IssS is 'sss &
500 boxes at Sc oc per To-, and Loo boxes clsyed No.
extra at ilc iac per b. exceeds the supply
and several reneries selling for weeks delivery
@ qqs W na fsnns
&c. ssc: fair to good a,g enning 9ac s4c; good
CSC prmc choice srocerv &C. I6Sc ceuvriiu'
&C. si.c mcsdo 4,sc a7c navanaBoSes utch stan.
dard Nos toe, sac sc; do 10 70 H. 92c lofc DO,
20 la.c = iae DO, white Pc lyc Porto KlcoIReh9ins
standard Nos 10 to ~ 9c aloac Manufacturers caved
srrnrrn was IN demand. We quote (nominsly):t
Foreign plates 100 l9s$5 Is 50 2 gold and dones-
sETnsThe market for both foreign and domestic has
been moderately active since last with sales reported
So AN sold s9o bags do john cGsnn and 900
do per British ycsroy q. @ 3 y r god aoCo bags dc 10
bars OF old for export brought O,c bags new
% lots 81 m se pGr 81 @ % ss,H s o
OF 5000 bags OF rough arsseed o. Messrs
at $4,000 bags, aud Boston 81, ,769 bags
TOBACCO was IN active demand with sales of l0o hhds
is7o and 63 cases 1870 western on private
and 200 bales avena at from a5c si o5 per ib siessrs
NJ. hader d son make The following:
MONTHLY STATEMENT ov TliE SEW yoEK AND BROOKLYN
TOBACCO INSPECTION WAREHOUSES;
The New York herald., 1871-09-02
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.

WALL STREET.
FRIDAY. September 1-6 p. NJ.
On Change to day wheat was heavy and lower.
The cotton market was quiet and steady.
THE COTTON CROP OF 1s7O-7I.
Yesterday was Ihe last day OF the socaI!ed cotton
yesf aa the .tsaisticans are are iiow Il work igIrna
up the crop. According to the tables OF Mr. b. F.
Voorhees, superintendent of the.New York Cotton
Exchange, the total crop was g. 9ss. .577 bales but
private records bring 1t up to 100000 bales The
TACT certain, however, that the crop In round
numbers Is 1000. 900 bales.
THE GOODS IMPORTS.
The imports of dry goods at this port for the week
ending August 81. 1871, were 81, ,915,G69
THE PUBLIC DEBT.
The statement OF the Treasury Department for the
month OF August shows further reduction OF
s92Od,279 in the public debt. The total of the debt
inclusive oi outstanding gold certificates. is
S2,312,9oi,59i, and the cash i'll the Treasury Is
sos, 7s2,o3G.
THE REFuNDING OF THE FIvE-TwENTIEs.
great deal of perpleXity attends the effort to
understand the method by which the Treasury De.
partment will refund the one hundred millions OF
fve.twenties called in ny the notice of Thursday
last. As the conversions have been already one
hundred and twenty millions, in round numbers,
and as the cash subscriptions from Europe are for
SS0,o0o.o0o, it was not at first perceived how the
additional $2O.OO0,OO0 was TO be provided for.
It turns out that IL was portion OF the agreement
with the Syndicate that Mr.. Boutwell, should apply
$2O000000 OF his Treasury gold to the redemption of
the debt over and above the conversion OF the
$780, of 1ve-twenties. In the list designated
in the last order of The Treasury Department there
is quite or nearly $so,OOO.OOo OF old '62s, which
bonds beyond doubt, are in Europe, where their
redemption can be enected with the gold
subscribed for the new five per cents. The
list also includes about $ls,0o0,00O OF regis
tered five-twentles. These bonds are chiefly
in the Treasury Department as collateral for ma
tIOnal bank The extra 500 900, 900 OF gov
ernment gold Is, therefore, directed to their
redemption more especially. II the banks inter-
supply the place OF these bonds with other five
twcniies then the government gold will come on the
market: but II they can substitute bonds TO be pro-
cured from the government upon the Offering OF q
further 1nstalment OF the new loan within the
ensuing ninety days the gold will remain i'll the
Treasury and twenty millions more OF the debt be
refunded Meaatime it Is understood that holders Of
the bonds designated for redemption may present
them any time within the ninety days ana receive
the principal in gold and accrued interest.
GOLD DUIL-112a A I12M.
The gold market was dull. with firm undertOne,
the stronger feeling being due to the current heavy
imports OF foreign merchandise. which Offset for
the present any apprehension or supply Of gold
from the Treasury i'll connection with the redemp-
OF the ivetwentics. Speculation Is quite tame,
however, and both parties are unwilling TO take n
DOd step either way. The changes IN the market
are shown In the table,
The New York herald., 1871-09-02

20 attend tina funeral. on sunday afternoon Az haS
pass ONE ociVcA; rom olo water street. New York
tenber 1. john OSBORN aged 40 years.
Funeral rom Paramus Reformed church on san
day at two =. NJ. Relatives and friends OF the de-
ceased and members OF Tompk ins Lodge No. o. l.
o. OF q: H., and Mount Zion Encamprnent, No. IT.
are invited 10 attend. Take train via Erie Railway
TO RdgewOod sra,ion.
ToMPKfNs LODGE, No. 0. T. o. OF o. F.-The mcm-
bers OF this lodge are invited 10 meet at PayOnia
ferry, 1901 OF Chambers street. on Sunday E.orniDg.
September ). at eleven O'Clock A. M. Mount Zion
Encampmeni, No. IL, and the order IN general are
invited TO unite with us. Excursion tickets at re-
Foley. II. GOTrSCHLING. N. @.
X. j. FUaZE, Secretary.
RrIDy.--On Thursday, August 81, CATHERINE r..
eldest dangnter OF John ana Mary Rcidy. aged Is
years aud months.
Funeral VIII take place from the residence Of her
parents 4" wan street, on sunday afternoon sep
tenher 3, al one O'Clock
ko>sEr.--Suddeniv. at Grafton. W. Va, on Satur-
daV, August -, JouS D. ID. kossEr IN the 7lst year
OF ms age; born IN canton Of yand, switzerland.
september l. GkoRGE MALKIS, son OF David and
Martha Ann Thomas aged months and days.
Funeral tnls day (-aturday, al two O'Clock r.
NJ, from o. Hanson place. Brooklyn.
WArs0N-On Thursday. August L. after linger-
Ing sickness. JAMES WhrsoN. aaed 50 years.
Friends OF The family are respectfully lnyi.ed to
attend The funeral. nom his late residence. Il:
Amity street, on saturday, ~ half past one T.. NJ
WHITE On Thursday, August 81. 1871. SAN UEL
HEBERTON, in!ant son OF A. Jndsun aud Emma
white aged monlns anu days;
The relatives ami friends or the family are re-
spectfully invited 10 attend the funeral, from tho
residence OF his parents, West New Brighton. staten
lsland this Saturday afternoon. September 2, at
three O'Clock.
wIlsoN.-In BROOKLYN on FRIDAY. september /.
CLARA MAY SMITH, wife OF Henry Wilson, IN tho
35th year OF her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respoct.
fully invited 10 Attend the lineral, from her .air
residence, 81 Douglass street, on Sunday, Septcmer
s. at three r. M.
WooD.-On Thursday. August 81. Mrs. ELraA
WOOD.
The relatives ana friends are invited to attend tho
funeral from her late residence, Jersey CITY Heights.
The New York herald., 1871-09-02
MONEY EASIER.


Early in the day borrowers in stock coiaerals
paid 81. per cent quite cheeruly for accomm0-
daiion, but toward the close or banking hours
there was quite sensible relaxation In the inquiry
ana balances were pressed at three per cent. The
government houses were supplied at . a per cent.
Commercial paper was unchanged.
Foreign exchange was dull and heavy the
pasis OF 1O9 for prime bankers slXty.day sterling
and iO99s or ssnt bills.
GOVERNMENTS STRONG
The government list was QuIct and strong and
Just about one point higher all around in price.
The following were the closing street quotations.
United States currency sixes 1l6 116h; do, 1884,
registered, 11.tl II71y; do. TO-. coupon, 1Isss "A
lIsa1; do. hve-twenties, registered, May and No.
vembeI, li44 a l142s; do. do, 1867, coupon do,
ll4I f15; do do, 1864, do. do. 1l4st a ll5; do.
do. 1865, 40. do, 1l4tl 49, do. do. registered
January and July. Il31s 1137s; do do, 1865, cou-
pom, do. 113s. 1l31s; do do. 1867, do do, 1l3st
1875 do. do. 1868, DO. do, 114is lls'.; do ten
fOres, registered, Ill a llli4; DO DO, coupon lex
int), 1l1a4 a l12.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES DILL.
The Southern State bonds were quiet and gene
rally steady. The leading issues closed follows:-
Tennessee, cx coupon, IS II 75I4: do. new, IS 75I;
Virginia, eX coupon. 63 a Ga do new. 20 q Il; do.
Georgia skies, "a Sc; do. scvens, 90 e1; North
Carolina, ex coupon, "A ~; 10. new, rs y:
do special tax. 10 a 1873; Missouri SKIES 91s 9s;
do Hannibal and st. Joseph, 96 81; Louisiana skies,
81 10 do. evee skies, II ~; do. eighs, so SO;
Alabama flves, fS 70 do eights 100 101;
south Carolina stxes 20 u "a; do. new. January ana
July, 571 5s do. do. April and October, 81 81;
Arkansas SKIES, SO "a SO; do. sevens, so a 60.
STOCKS STRONG BUT IRREGULAR.
The stock market was strong but quite irregular
and less active. Western Union Telegraph, Pacific
MAIL ST. Paul, Erie Reading, Northwest ana Ohio
and Mississippi were firm and advanced. New York
Central Pittsburg, Lake Shore ana Rock Island were
strong and steady. Wabash and Union Pacific were
feverish, weak and lower.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
the following table shows the highest and lowest
prices of The principal stocks during the day:-
The New York herald., 1871-09-02
THE WESTFIELD CALAMITY.
Messr-. Vanderbilt. Brnlsted, Robinson and
Mathews Indicted by the Grand Jury for
NIaus!nuEhter.

Nlauslaughter.
The Grand Jury OF the General Sessions of whcn Mr. Will
L. hy is foreman, came into Court yesterday morning
and presented some indictments. His Honor Recorder
then tnauired of the foreman they finished the
business before them, and being answered in the arma
tive the Recorder, In dschargng en congratulated the
Grand Inarcst upon the intelligence despatch
aisrosus of the public business.
They found bills of Indictment Tor mansausher in the
third degree against the following personsIacob Van
dcrbi President Of the Staten Island Ferry Company;
James H. Braisted, Superintendent and Henry Robinson,
engreer An Indictment for nanslsueicr IN INC ourth de-
yec was presented against John n Mahews oneu states
Mr. Mathews has yet been arresed buy no doubt the
action OF 10 him IN the
course Of the day. and !. ponsoe n'' 10" rsams"e m
sste thai these Indictments are tho result the
the ooer the steamboat Westteld running from New
OF over one hundred human beings.
w, be remempercd tina. George Nav became %
Brals,ed Robinson in the sum q slosoo each Cas-
prudential declines gre'sn, 70 permit the repre-
enatives of the press to the ndctnens :. eneno
guilty the opening the september term nci, week the
@ WV "sa sv2s pGn and ShaEs
sing prison Tor four years. and Mr. Mathews Tor two years
plead guilty, and they Consent % do 6say poeabe
h, hat e presiding Judge may be Influenced .s those ena 20 r
criminal courts when prisoners frank, confess their en
trial Unsss the sSe prs"ner be an ncorrae
.,np rrompt plea Of guilty insuIes mlssaon OF Tue
max MA up lher minds TO plead guilty three or perhaps
or might o r deducted from c enay
hcv M upon their country for uia which of course
law onu opportunity TO their heavy tees. then Dis
ro, ,te Az mdvn wl' nsmc the day when nc will cal
dic'l ulouna comp ,scd OF twelve their fellow
either h S tie sG use cnrrO nrsiS" w
cm " M NY ,ae,s, hestcd by naning zeal burning
Ne ""nasro "n a"s !" 'Ga e ,asy a sne e
m,cluucg, Oi The criminal law
The New York herald., 1871-09-02

DastU qualify
,nan half grade above below grade quoted The
net receipts ut the ports thus: Galveston,
1l9; New Orleans 1915 Mobile, a9 Savannah 1856 Charles
ton, estimated AT loU Wilmington 20; Norfolk. IS Bar
more, los: hew York, 4j boston, 2S Total, 1,2G.
day last week l3 Same day last year, LOS The stock
of cotton in New York and vicinity $3.50 bales
foows:-ln warehouses, 32,ens bales shpboard mot
ceared, 600 baes wharves, S bales and in Jersey
CITY, IS bales Rates for freight foreign cleared
toiows;-ro Liverpool bv steam, I'D hv sail, Sl6d
Havre, by steam, c. gold sail, sc. Hamig steam,
56d. Bremen, BY steam, &c. gold. comptesscd Baltic
ports by sail. &c n 7,c. gold.
FLOUR AND GgA1S-Rcccrts. -four l. 6j1 bhls. wheat
96 740 bushels; $500 DO meal 200 bb oats
39 bushels. The -four market ruled du and heavy.
sales about s00 hhls. Rye nour que, hut steady
Corn meal quiet but firm. Rarrel lots very scarce
note salcs o., g0 hbls. Rrsniywn S4 - TO- civ
sacked meal was In far demand steady quoted 70
for coarse 81 ~ FOR 81 81 fine sied sl 80 for
botcd yellow aud 81 75 for BOXED white per 100 lbs We
The New York herald., 1871-09-02
Total stock Sept. l. $500. s0.6
EXPORTS or TOBACCO FROM THE PORT OF NEW YoR

Totafor Aug, ~. n,yea a:5 1921 s,is 4s5 s6,ssI
TfvThe market Tor both nd plate steady. with
fair demand Inc sales were tons English, 5c.. gold.
h. 10 do to and SEQ pigs refined
5?5u assorted charcoal plates rs,
gold per box the eco boxes h. G. coke
So 81 gold and 100 boxes, 2Ox2s second quality double
box, Vt SO 60. gold We quoe:-Bancs per b. 4osc.
Ale, gold; Stras 36iic 3bipc English, 35c 35 5Ac; I.
g. charcoal per box rs SEE s sc gold C coke ~ b.
5 tcrne 80 20 81 50; charcoal terne, IS TO-
with saiea of 55 choice,
l0c.
TALLow in moderate demand and firm. Sales 101CO0
lbs. at g. &C. for city,
NHIskEy.-Recepts 215 bbls The market steady with
sales of 250 bbis. at 9iiec. n 94c.
Wooi.-Ihere has been little inquiry for all
grades since but order sell to any
concessions would have To be made and that holders
are unwilling do The stock of available
lsrs present and this fact sellers In
views The sales 5U0J lbs. No. Ohio fleece, 62tca
dic. $500 lbs medium do. 62c $1,000 lbs. lambs pulled.
OOO lbs super lambs pulled t3c. h0 lbs low
pulled, 42c lbs. short do 43c. tvOJ lbs spring clip
california, sl1c. fj19c l5UO lbs. TALL clp California,
Gle; 5uOu lbs Monteviedo iambs' 3lac.; i00 los
exc; 5000 los. Cape lie. lo,G0 lbs Cape pulled,
5,JCO lbs foreign secured NC 81 Ii; 25O0O lbs Xxx
Ohio fecce. 5On s. medium ao lGOoUbs nnwashed, 2W0
lbs u0be 5000 lbs. puea wool 130up lbs Bandn
entail 900 lbs. hestza St1O los Turkey. part to arrive
laCC0 los. Syrian and as0 bales of Cape all private
term