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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-01-11
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MANNERS Fol II SIMPLIFYING
PATENTS.
Patent Reversed wooden Agra IL Il, ,tdse

Patsnt Reversed Wooden Agra IL IL al &c
throughout, RErAlNs the sweetness of the old
" cot Bridge, and obtAINs tue soiidity Of th.
wEcAL AgraHe without its OBJECTIONS.
Patent Compound Wrest sank
Shicil holds the Tuhiug Pins in six srcrs
of Maple, GRAIN running d differently, ,-IAS
PLANK NEVER SPLITS.
Patcnf Fun Iron Frame
Concentrates N FRONT Of the Tuning Pins
that heretofore pANA6iSG Iron (which in
other Pianos huitiulls SURROUNDS the Tuning
Pins and butts into the front edge OF
the Plank and EFFEcruALLY resists the TwES-
II ruNs strain.
Patcnt Diagonal Sustaining Bar
part Of the Iron Frame, next to and parallel
with the steel strings UNDER THE oNEP~
STRUNG BASS,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-01-11

Thy lot Is appointed 60 follow its hest
THY journey begun, thou must move and not
rect
For sorrow md joy cannot alter thy case,
Aud IS running not raging will via tbes
the race.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-01-11

when Chaity walks intosthe
lowest places of want, we see the
beautiful purity Of Eer robes Iaost
datjnvtly'
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-01-11

Life IS TO be forfeited nv many
friendships. To love and TO be loved
IS the greatest happiness of existence.
-S.dncy ,SaiM.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-01-11

~~"Ihc cloudy weather melts at
length INTO beauty, and the brightest
smi,rS of the heart are born Of ita
tears,
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09,sS1 e7,47S 1850 l,4@
l0l, ,799 $1,000 7l,960 6,066
1850 l,2U9 -
l00,A49 $500 1880 6.O66
sl,so9 ss,6Os 2ss,sss ll,2s4
lOs,75l lOs,s24 S76,233 l,547
DOMESTIC MARKETS,

~ Nxw ORLEANS, July 8, 1872
sceSt %sss s ao s sxpors @
Liverpool i'S do. Sales, as do. Stock, 22,ss do
Cotton dull; mddlnss ss&c aio Sales ia' 6 Bales
Gotten quiet; m,ddlings Net receipts, Is bales
~ Cotton dun and nominal Gross receipts b bales Sales,
ro,..,. .,..,v. .. ..s -, LOUISVILLE, July 5, 1874
Flour steady sales bS se 7S my Ny spsias a
Sf Whs rnfs aS
os' Ss 1 Ssss ss SDsS isl snsssa
s @ per 'ssa so hisSS sS ss nd
s & snS ofS New
lumber 0"'''" "N'a' ''" o0 corn ''0''00 'e'' 0'
spTm O. do., oats iSscs 90 Canal
aS s.is Ss S.1S
saRs Of amsss $ss's.s spass s
f9s e6EEnss 6EEss sssi prs
S u%sfeS % % Green sas snS SPrns q Vi TSS
g. sales q small lots Oats dun and nominal at
sSisK %as barley
psss EssT Ss sHd n% .prns .S
q so Sl9sed at 9 - Oorn active and higher: No
gust yeow 42c rejected Ssc. Oats IN demand and
eSsnssd D'eS barley n "a dun s SH Sis "aS
sUTdns cor to Location wnskey steady ssc Pek active
July Lard dull at So 20 cash or July summer, 81 76
Bulkmeats IN good demand shoulders, l4c. atc, clear
sSc ;,s clear %,, rip sides 7s clear sides c Sc
$s75a$4 Lake ireg6tsCorn to buffalo, &C. Receipts
100 bbls -four % %OOo bushels wheat 2 DO. Corn y o0
bushels wheat 260o do corn 500 do oats 1850 do rye
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STOCKS DULL AND STRONG.

sTOCkS DULL AND STRONG.
Very title was doing In stocks, but the tone of
the market was strong, particularly In the last half
hour Of business, when there was that sudden ad-
vance in prices remarked as occurring 30 often on
the eve Of holiday. The explanation Is that the
"shorts" are apt to close their contracts as
means to happy mind during the holi-
day. Hence as Pacific Mail has been
tho more prominent target recently Of
the arrows Of the SPECTATORS for decline 1t
was most sensitive to the operation Of this influence
and dumped" to 74k. The improvement else
where was most conspicuous in Southwest and
western Union, but otherwise hardly exceeded
range of one quarter per cent. Erie was excep-
ionally weak, Its domestic instability following the
renewal Of litigation, and the decrease Of trafac
receipts being aggravated by decline Of about one
per cent In London. In accordance with the
orders Of the Governing Committee business was
suspended at two O'Clock, at which hour the Stock
Exchange was closed The following table shows
the highest and lowest prices Of the principal stocks
during the day.
The New York herald., 1872-07-04
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LONDoN, July S-5 p. M
Consos closed unchanged American securities quiet and
steady; quotations unchanged.
bSf gOc.
LIVERPOOL COTrON MARKEr.-LvKnPOoL July 9-6 p.
M-Thc cotton market closed with downward tendency
Mddling uplands Id llhd. middling Orleans, 114d
2d The sales of the day have been 5000 bales includ
ing 800 for export and speculation.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKEr.-LIvERPooL, July 3-6
p MThe market Is quiet. Wheat lis. Cd lis 3D. per
GENITAL for red Western spring.
LIVERPOOL Provisions MARKKT-LdvERPoOL, July 50
M-Cheese 59s cwt for the best grades of Ameri
fine.
, ,LrvERrooL PRODUCE MARKEr.-LIvERPooL, July g.
EyeniDg.-Sprits turpentine, l2s per cwt
Sugar, 3Os per cwt for No IL Dutch standard af0at
Spirits turpentinc, 40s 40s Cd. per cwt.
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FOUND DROWNED.

An unknown man, about fifty years Of age was
found in the Hudson River foot Of l5sth street.
Deceased was dressed In o dark suit; had on a
white shirt and black tie oxford tie Shoes and had
nine cents and some keys In the pockets Of his
clothes.
An unknown female infant, about two weeks old,
found IN the water foot OF Stanton street by the cap
tain Of the tugbOat william Park.
Edward Gillespie, aged seven years, late OF b55
West Fortieth street, found in the water foot of
Thirty-nnth street, North River
Michael Mccormick was drowned yesterday
afternoon In the dock foot OF Thirty-frst street,
East River. The body was subsequently recovered
and taken to 500 First avenue. Coroner Herman
will hold tnquests on all thesc cases.
The New York herald., 1872-07-04
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
The Eve Of the Glorious Fourth
q Half Holiday.
Early Adjournment Of the Gold, Stock
and Government Boards.
THE TREASURY SALE OF GOLD
Money Easy and I'm
changed.
The Stock Market Quiet
and Strong.
ERIE EXCEPTIONALLY WEAK AND LOWER.
A FURRY and Sudden Advance In
Pacific Mail.
The Stock Market Quie
and Strong.
ERIE EXCEPTIONALLY WEAK AND LOWER
A FURRY and Sudden Advance In
Pacific Mail.
WALL STEEET, /

WALL SrEEET,
WEDNESDAY, July 90 p. M
On 'Change to-day -four and wheat were heavy
and lower. The cotton market continued weak.
HONEY A PER GENT.
Money was easy and nominally 4 a s per cent,
there being too little doing to test the tone OF the
market Prime paper Ii quoted q 7 per cent dis
count Foreign exchange was dull and steady.
THE TREASURY SALE Or COLD
Assistant Treasurer Hillhouse received total Of
Co. 600 bids the government gold, the prices
oered ranging from 11s TO 113.75. The million was
awarded at 1875 . 1882. =
THE FOURTH OF JULY
will be observed a strict and close holiday Tho
Stock Exchange will remain shut until twelve
O'Clock Friday. The Gold Room will open on July
at the usual hour.
GOLD 11aI.
The sales of gold were at 11SH, and the quota
ton closed 1888 113X. ~
The specie shipment was $335,848 Of which
s15O00o was gold. The engagements for Thurs
days steamer $45OOOO, Of which $4OO 900 is gold.
In the gold loan market the rates ranged from 2H
to per cent for carrying. 'y> ~ =
The sub-Treasury paid out $725, 900 on account OF
interest and $152, 900 on account Of redeemed ve-
twenties. The operations Of the Gold Exchange
Bank we're as follows:-Gold cleared, $2e SO5, 900;
gold balances, $1,s53,s3s; currency balances,
s2112,735. The Gold Board adjourned at q quarter
past two O'Clock
THE EXPORTS OF THE WEEK.
The following shows the exports, exclusive of
specie, from New York to foreign ports, for the
week ending July and since the beginning Of
'ne year. es ,s,o 1871 ,s-,
Pes1 Fer the lspsa.a Tsss :ss s5ssss
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,e Jan. .$92 1872 4ee $114, 0ee Sill, e04
GOVERNMENTS STEADY.

oluce Jan L. SSZ l0Z,4o0 $ll4, $lll, l236O4
GOVERNMENTS STEADY.
The government list was steady and closed
as follows :-United States currency skies, 114X
1l5; dc. do, 1881, registered, 115X a 115X;
do do coupon, 116X q III; do. fve-twenties,
registered, May and November, 114>1 a lax; do.
do 1852, coupon, do 1l4,S 114s<; do do, 1884, do.
do HAY 114A; do. do, 1865, do do,, 115H 115%;
do 1867, registered January and July, ia q 114k;
do do, 1885, coupon, do, 1884 114 do. do., 1857,
coupon, do, 115 l15X; do. do, 1868, coupon,
do, 1147s 115; do. ten-forties, registered, 111H
1l1s; do. do. coupon 1l2K 1925 do aves Of 1881,
registered llst llsX; g. do. do, coupon llsN
SOUTHERN SECURITIES FIRMER.
The Southern State bonds were shade armer
and quiet, closing as follows:-Tennessee, ex cou-
pom, 74as 74x; do, new, TAX rs; Virginia. ex
coupon, 43 so; do, registered stock, old, 81 As;
do skies, consolidated bonds, SIX a 63; do. do,
deferred scrip, 16 II; Georgia skies, IS 78; do
sevens, 81 90; North Carolina, ex coupon, 81 IS;
do, to North Carolina Railroad, Aoa As; do, fund
ing 1890, II %; do. do, 1858, "a 20; DO. new,
% "a; DO. special tax, Is 10; Missouri skies,
e4,s a 95; do, Hannibal and st. Joseph, Ok 90;
Louisiana skies. so 81; do, new, so "a; do. levee
SKIES, "a 60; do. do. eghts, 7b 78; do. do. eghts,
1876 80 IS; Alabama fves, 90 "a; do. eights, SO
81; South Carolina sixes "a a IS; do new, January
and July, 90 2o1a; do. do, April and october, 25
%; Arkansas skies, funded, 50 So.
THE CITY BANK STOCKS.
The following were the bids for the city bank
stocks New York, 1874; Merchants, 115X; City,
1885, Tradesmens', 147; Leather Manufacturers, 1SO;
Seventh Ward, 1os; State Of New York, 10; Com
merce, 1151a; Ocean, 10; Mercantile, 1875; CONT
mental, 95; st. Nicholas, 11s; Marine, 1856; Com
monwealth, 50; Importers and Traders 1872; Park,
15Sh; Manufacturers and Merchants, 100; Central
National, 100; Fourth National, ITO; German Amer
lean. 112.
THE RAILROAD BONDS.
The following were the bids for the railroad
The New York herald., 1872-07-04

Wheat dull and decidedly lower sell much though
the small business reported mostly the basis of
yesterdays prces At the close the market nominal
at about 81 40 81 for No spring the spot, 81 5S
were no buyers for winter wheat at these qotaons The
Milwaukee, 81 80 for do, deliverable next week,
and 81 60 81 65 for No. ] Toledo red winter.
Corn was lower and only In limited demand. Sales
about 65 500 bushels, at 6Oc 6lc for steamer 63c c
for sail closing at 6Sc 74c SOC for common to choice
white Western, 64c for Western yellow, and Csc for do
Southern Oats were steady, at 42c 43c for No Chi
csgo IN store, aSc 4sc for Western poor 70 choice
about 0 bushels within the range, and include
bushels seller August at 43c Rye better demand
with sales of 5000 bushels Western at 7Sc store Other
descriptions remained nominal Barley, in the absence
OF transactions, was entirely nominal
FRErGHTsThe inquiry for berth room today has been
moderate for accommodation for grain, and rates
mained about steady. fair chartering business
were ITO Liverpool by steam, 1900 bushels grain I'D
and by sail 225O bushels grain. I'd to London, by
sail 1900 bushels wheat at Sd. The charters comprise
British brig to Cork for orders 800 quarters grain
&c. 3D., or II direct 3D. OFF, an Austrian bark, 56l tons
with .i,OW quarters grain, to direct port Of
Ireland, on private terms; a Danish brig, hence
petroleum. Doc if to Mediterranean and sSc II to an Air
can port or Consantinople German bark hence to the
German Baltic, $500 bbs refined petroleum at 5s Cd
Russian ship hence to Hamburg 8 800 bbls do. at 4s
American bark hence to Cronstadt, 5000 bbls do. at
f1, lump sum; North German bark hence to the Ger
man Baltic, 1000 bbls. do. private terms; German
schooner ls5 tons to HAMBURG general cargo lump
MoLAssEsThe market continued dull and more or less
Y,otniua nj fpr n rptio We auofa.
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Today. Last Ere'0.
Consumption. ................l ,163 l22

Total llos M 40
been foews-sass last evening after three ocock-
s0a Sl6c 400 at 2a'c 100 Ct q 7-isc 200 at 241zc
$50 Ct aS segtsmbcr S zoo At e aiec zoo at z @
sHc Total $3.50 bales sales e three O'clock
after 18th, Ne s0 at ac 200 at ss2c., notice after
sn 4G sso At a &C. 9 81 ssg ASgus 81 St
lie, so9 at Axe, scS at 7iss;, At
81 SisS q is 5 7SS4s G 20 %
st6 Slsc SSyempsr ISS 50se 100 ss islsc Dsssm
go July for 20 August Total 900 bales grand total,
New Orleans 2l7: Mobile, Savannah, as; Norfolk l5;
Batimo5s New York ia Total Ss2; 81: this I day last
foreign ports closed nominal. as fOllows-To liverpool
steam: Nc, sold; SAIL c;, tSS Hamburg by steam, I
gold, compressed; sail c.; to Baltic ports by SAIL &c
lc, gold to Mediterranean ports, by steam, We
The New York herald., 1872-07-04
BOARD OF AUDIT.

An adjourned meeting Of the Audit Board was
held yesterday. Commissioner Van Mort presented
petition from Philip Harrington for Arrears of
Salary as Clerk in County Bureau, and protest
from the proprietor Of the Ne,o Yorker Journal
against the acceptance of the protest of Rufus F.
Andrews
ma. NEWSPAPER CLAIMS.
ine special business OF the meeting was then con-
s,uereu. Sue Inc following newspaper claims were read
were as f0llows:- W ~ ' ~
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s $sssi $ 4 sss ]
e. sls 5 ths I.9sng trade wa: small eo~pri,ins 40
e .ssc ss
ssssd ana sro'' aac:sy
s
g.TSs
sssSs $ss.s s.. siSssw!:s .:
@ icsiS ss West
ern vas arm. and moderate sales tsrcss
81 City aSs ana ns aH
90 o:,Gs. ssmsHsS srsy yA ':s; e
%sstsi ~ raw ccniinssd sS quiet but with;
e
rsn4Sd wss moderately SS ana ca fairly STEADY
md. Bors.. Bag. Ms,ado
Stock tascertained by actual
fon9 So%nt uH ncIuding specua' 90 %, s74,a on Am
Receipts ssh since the he'll is Of July ssSs p III M SIS
s.Is: 1:.. since til. is. Of July 5ss ~; s 1850 S'ss
ssssS s9n ssy WITH s|osE s l'' s 1850 's
os%psTns with stock JUL, y. '~ ~ 90 00'' 40 .0'' s s M
with stock july 1850, 100 'ss ss @ '..
We quote :-Cuba- Refining, inferior 10 common 7azc
aSFc fair to good iar SIC. Ss good Y prime, DC.
eEoss % SHGd s0 hhas and Bons BS5%s
Sc iosc. moesses, hhds ana boxes; IKE. asssc me
& atS sSs Az fo d. IS I tS ~ gs DO j e ls
i2,sc. do white, llac i2,Sc. Porto kco-Rehning,
common TO prime &c. sSc; fair TO choice grocery &c.
JayaSSDutch standard Nos 10 t9 T. oc $40 Ma
TALLow quiet but very firm. About 10000 bbls sold
at from 9tlc. q g6c.
WaIsKEf;- Receipts -se4 bbIs The market shade
The New York herald., 1872-07-04

To-day the Mutuals play the Forest Citys, o.
Cleveland, on the Union grounds Both mines are
In fine condition, and consequently o close game
may be expected. The Clevelanders have tne o.n
In betting. Play VIII commence at hali-psss sni's
sharp.
The New York herald., 1872-07-04
IOWA LIBERAL REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
DAVENPORT, Iowa, July Q,

DAVENPORT, Iowa, July Q, 1872.
A call Is published here to-day for q Liberal Con.
vention to be held at Des Moines on the 1st OF Au.
gust for the nomination of an electoral ticket and
O State ticket, and to concert such measures as
may be deemed wise for consolidating all the Gle.
uents opposed TO the present administration.
The New York herald., 1872-07-04
RECEPTION OF GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 81

The pupils under the principashlp Of Mr.. Joseph
W. Crimmins OF the above school, gave their
annual reception yester day. The exercises took
place In the principals or visitors room, and,
taken as whole, the ability exhibited rejected
much credit on both teachers and pupils. The
programme was varied and well selected, and not,
as IN other schools, entirely within the scholars
capacity. IL consisted OF vocal and instrumental
music, essays and reeitatons IL would be unjust to
make any distinctions In favor Of the performers,
tion. After the regular programme had been per.
formed addresses were made by the officers OF the
school and Others after which the boys bade adieu
cation. Although this school has been established
but q few years, II has already grown to proper
tions, under the able and skilled guidance OF its
principal, perfectly gratifying to those Interested
Itsreputafion among the public schools OF the city
is rapidly advancing and II needs but the passing
first.
The New York herald., 1872-07-04

The quotations based cotton running In quality
not more than half grade above below the grade
quoted.
FLOUR AND GRAIN-Receipts-Fou II, ,46s bbs wheat,
20 $50 bushels; 4s6 do. meal 100 bbls oats
105 100 bushels The -four market irregular There
fair inquiry but generally at lower prices and the
closed quiet revised quotations The sales foot up
about 1900 bbls Corn meal continued In moderate de-
The New York herald., 1872-07-04
announcement OF the Proposed Trip Of
g tho All England Eleven.

TORONTO Canada, July ., 1872.
cable telegram has been received from the
Inensh Gentlemen Eleven cricket players) which
ssates I that they will sail from Liverpool on Thurs
ng; vn nqEust and play ut Montreal, Ottawa, To-
Aons'' A"nuon and Ralnilton In the order named,
The New York herald., 1872-07-04
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, June 30-Turpentine frmer at 121sc. per H.
Exchange United States sixty days sight in currency
Il per cent premium.
The New York herald., 1872-07-04
The Funeral of James Corboy.

The Funeral Of James Corboy.
There was a large attendance OF relatives and
friends at the funeral Of james Corboy, late Excise
Commissioner, yesterday. After the services at the
Church Of the Star of the Sea- in Court street. the
body was conveyed to Calvary Cemetery to be
buried. The following gentlemen acted as pail
bearers:-R j. Lawl0r Thomas Doran, Joseph
Hart, Daniel Hart, John Pyburn and Thomas Hart.
The Onal Contract TroubIe-Thc Motion
for a Perpetual Injunction.
The motion for perpetual Injunction In the case
of Thomas G. Smith vs. Edward Clark was set down
for submission yesterday morning. There have
been 80 many and various injunctons sought for
by different people against the defendant, who is
the contractor for removing the oa from the city,
that 1T is perhaps necessary to remind the reader
that this Injunction is sought to restrain the de-
fendan from carrying on any longer his bone boil
ing, offal-rendering and poudrette-manufacturing
establishment In GreenpOint. z. T. Wood appeared
for the plaintiff and s. d. Morris for the defendant.
Mr. Wood in submitting his papers, said that he
desired to correct an impression prevailing with
port in last nights Eagle Judge Gilbert had
order was granted by Judge Nelson, OF the City
Court, yesterday, in relation to pier 2, Wallabout.
The present case was an application on the part Of
the Inhabitants Of Greenpoint and the seventeenth
ward to prohibit the boiling of dead animals within
the city limits, the same being an unbearable nui-
The trouble with defendant was, so far as docks
are concerned, that he uses them as place of de.
posit for dead animals. This was contrary to his
contract, and should not be permitted. The plain
tfY claims that the faithful performance Of the con-
tract on the part Of the defendant would do away
with the nuisance entirely. The contract, as let by
the Common Council, requires the daily removal OF
these dead animals and the paintn claims that the
Common Council has no power to alter the terms OF
the contract by granting valuable privilege TO the
contractor such rendering within the city limits,
without readvertsing the contract to the lowest
bidder.
Mr. Morris said that the plaintiff In this action,
Mr.. Smith, was merely dummy, that the real
plaintiff was Frank Swift, who was paying the ex-
penses Of the litigation for Mr. smith, so as TO harass
Mr. Clark He claimed that the dead animals must
be disposed OF somehow, and this was the least OBJ
iectIonable way. Whenever Mr.. Clark had under
taken to remove the animals from the city he had
been stopped by Injunction, and the Injunction
granted Yesterday by Judge Nelson, together with
the Injunction in this case placed him in such po-
sition that he could not fulfil his contract, and the
dead animals must lie In the streets.
Judge Gilbert took the papers, and said he would
announce his decision by Saturday
The New York herald., 1872-07-04
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
Deaths Reported In Brooklyn

Deaths Reported I'm Brooklyn.
There were 40S deaths in Brooklyn last week-an
alarming increase over any previous week for q
long time past. The greatest number Of deaths was
by cholera nfantum, 149 children having died from
that disease. The number Of deaths by smallpox
was II; by cholera morbus 8; by sunstroke, 2; by
consumption, 20; by diseases Of the brain, SO.
The New York herald., 1872-07-04

NAVAL SroREs.For spirits turpentne the market was
active and decidedly better The sales 80 bbls
at &c. $50 bps at 47c for Southern, and 4sc for New
York bbs 80 New York bbls at &C 2U7 bbs at47c and
40 bbs in lots at 4s1sc 49c; closing with lsc. bid and
refused Rosn was quiet and eseg At the opening but
pale at 81 e strained Quoted at Ss loa $sis Tar re-
PErRoLEUM.-On 'Changc today the market showed n
moderate degree Of animation, but ut easier prices Sales
and SoS bbls for prompt delivery at 22S also igo
bulk was quiet and decidedly easier quoted at 12Ac
with buyers at l2c Case oil remained dull but steady
continued entirely nominal AT the creek the market
waidu,i ana weak put not Suoanly cnangea' inc pn
Of sales of 1000 bbl for first half of July at 2sc. and
i0O0bbls last half DO. at 22l4c.
PRovIs,oNa -Reccips-Cut meats 7sa packages; lard.
The New York herald., 1872-07-04
CRICKETING IN CANADA,

ot three O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1872-07-04
CLOSING PR1OEs-2 O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton In Demand and Firm-Receipts
at tho Ports, 5s2 Bales-FlOur and
Wheat werc Lower-Corn Lower-POrk
and Lard steady-spirits Turpentino
Firmer--yvhiskey Lower.
"WEDNESDAY, July 3-6P.M
CoYTEE.-The market remained quiet but firm. We hear
of of 1000 bags of Rio, to arrive at New Orleans
via St. Thomas, private terms. We quote -Rio-Ordi
nary cargoes 164c 1899 fair do l7s&c lsc good
do, 1s1Sc 1870 prlmc l9c. lszc., gold, psr b, in
bond 60 to 90 days. Maracabo 2Oc. 22c Laguayra, 2c
22c. jamaica 1916. 2lc Ceylon, 20c. 2lSc. Singa
pore, lsc a l9c, gold, in bond.
CorroS.-For spot cotton the market was frm under
fair demand for consumption. Future delivery quiet
and the opening but subsequently closed NC.
h. better The sales reported on Change to-day foot up
follows
To-dnv L0sf Ere,0 IofUL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-21
THE CREDIT mOBILIER.

The Springfield (Mass.) Republican
prints the following extract from private
letter recsived by its editor:
Il am glad you do not let that Credit
Mooilier affair drop, as if it had been a cam
pai - SANDER. There is meat in that cocoa
nut There is one point you do not seem
TO make on Ozkes Ames. His letters,
VIII ch are rot disputed nor questioned,
prove one Of too things, either that he
brined members OF Congress, or that he
rob ed bis associates under that pretence.
The fact is be did both. About 20 per
ceLt. of the money went to -,
and other Republicans and various Demo-
crS's. The rest of it was gobbled by the
crest American Shovel himself. The pre-
teDce was not TO secure legislation, so much
ss 10 prevent investigation. Arnes stole
three-fourths of the money, and he needed
il make UP what was stolen from him by
Ma sfield and Sam Grifen, in their joint
speculation supplying the rebel army of the
Red river with arms, ammunition, etc, Ia
exchange for cottOn-schemes carried out
uIder paper from Gen. Banks, In command
Of the gulf department. The facts can sll
be discovered from the Mansfield proceed
iDgs in bankruptcy before the commission
er ia New Orleans. ! can say Of the Cred
it kobiier what KaeAs said of the siege of
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which / Was.'"