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The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-11-22
MAGUIRE'S BBuIBPLANT

This extraordinary med cine, the fame Of which
spread broad throughout the country IL IN
doub egi8 superior TO any remedy ever offered TO
the public for tbs complaints whiCh IL il intend
ed We have in our Possession testimonials fur
nished Voluntarily by Col. Long, late Typograph-
icsi Engineer bureau al Washington, Gen. Fitz
Henry arren. Gen. Pleasantou. and other OF the
army. Father P. ]. DeSmet, thu celebrated Indian
Mi riouary, alao officers OF the navy: surgeons
no piiai stewards, commanders OF nearly every
steamtr plying on the Mississippi and tributary
riyrrE western sanitary and chr stisn commissions
army chaBtins. and Others too numerous to men
ton. Likewise highest encumiGm- OF the press,
praising its valuable medit iBAl qualities in the
highest turns No other medicine has such rec
on laendations. j. & c MAGUlRE sole Proprie-
tors southwest corner OF Olive and Second streets,
ST. Lnui. Mo- aud sold by druggists and medicine
dealer everywhere.
Agents, Fuller & Fuller, YanSchssck. Stephen
son & Reid. Chicago: Rice & Ri-ng. Milwaukee;
Mokesson & Robbins, " L IS Fulton street. New
York A-2du
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OR CHILLjS AND FEVER.

The proprietor of this celebrated medicine justly
claims for it superiority over all remedies
offered to the public for the safe certain spec
dy and permanent cure OF Ague and Fever, or
Chills and Fever, whether Of short or long stand
Ing. He refers tc the entire Western and South
ern country to bear him testimony TO the truth Of
the assertion thai no ease whatever will 1t fail
to If the directions are strictly followed and
carried out In great many cases single dose
has been sufficient Tor cure and whole families
have been Cared BY single bottle, with perfect
restoration of the general health. 1t lie, however
prudent, and every case more certain of cure, II
its use lie continued In smaller doses for week OF
two after the disease has been checked, more es-
pecially in diificalt and long standing Usu-
ally tits medicine will require any aid to keep
the bowels in good order Should the patient,
however, require eathartie medicine, after having
taken three four doses of the tonic. a single
dose of Bulls Vegetable Family Pills will be suiii
Client
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-11-22
MASTA'S
INDIAN pULMONIC BALSAM

nossexses t,;s rnrr ecnbiuafion Prepared entirely
from seeetsile sub~trces with their halsamic medic
ial properties It Be taken 81 any time and M
der all circumstances with perseef safety
r. While 10 promptly and efIectuAlly arrests irri-
tafiop Of the sirlpassagzs and the lungs and rapidly
reiieyes eeugh II renders them further assistance
By promoting fires discharge OF their accumulated
vigor 70 the whole system.
Sold By al Druggists and Apothscarie throughout
the Mes England States
rot SAL. M koek Leland BY John Bengston,
,Fuenert. smith & Inc, Em1 K9hler.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-11-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

HAPPY RELIEF FOR Yorss MEN from the eaect.
of Errors and Abuses In early life. Manhood re.
stored. Impediments to Marriage removed New
method Of treatment New and remarkable rene.
dies Books and Circulars sent free, in sealed en-.
velopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. South
Ninth Street, Philsdelphia, Pam Institution
having high reputation for honorable conduct
and professional skill Ia-s1d&w3m
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NoRkIss
CELEBRATED IMPROVED
CONDITION POWDERS +!
For Horses, Cattle, Sheep,
Hogs and Fowls!

THE CHEAPEST AND ONLY SAFE CERTAIN
] and reliable Medicine for some OF the diseases
peculiar TO these animals.
For Horses and Cattle.-They are a Sovereign
Remedy for Loss of Appetite, Hide-bound, Distem-
pers, rheumatism, Inward Strains. Fevers, Foun-
ders, &c, &C. And sure cure for Coughs and
Colds, which Is the foundation of the more fatal
diseases. These Powders are so compounded, ana
Of such Ingredients that all of their valuable quail
ties blend In harmonious uGsion, which readily
ter into the elements of the blood and juices and
thereby made to penetrate every part of the sys
TEN, thus assisting nature in allaying feveTs and
-infiammations breaking up colds, stopping coughs,
removing unhealthy distractions, l0usening the
skin, opening its pores causing the hair TO lie
smooth, and giving it glossy, soft appearance, pu-
rfying the blood, giving tone to the stomach and
digestive organs, and mparting new life, vigor and
strength to the animal few doses OF these Pow
ders will produce wonderful effect upon these
animals.
For Sheep. they are perfect remedy for Distem
pers, Foot Rot, want of Appetite, vol Dropping,
Scuryy. &c. and by feeding once a week freely,
will prevent all the above diseases.
For Hogs. they will keep in better condition fat
ten quicker, and loss food. Half Package
should be mixed in every barrel of swill- These
Powders have never been known to Tail TO cure that
fatal disease known, as Hog Cholera
BE SURE AND CALL FOR NORRIS.
Price Is cents per package or five for 81.
Prepared and sod Wholesale and Retail by G g.
NORRIS, CLEV ELAND, o., and sold by Druggists
and Merchants generally. l0-7d-tts&w6m
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SCHEETZ'S
CELEBRATED
BITTER CORDIAL

1T is A RELIABLE FAMILY MEDICINE, AMI
| can be taken by either infant or adult with the
came BENEFICIAL results II is certain. prompt and
speedy remedy for Diarrh9a, Dysentery, Bowel
Complaint, Dyspepsia, Lowness of Spirits, Painting
Sick Stomach, Headache, etc, etc. For Chills and
Fever of all kinds it is far better and safer than Qui
nine without any of its perncious effects. 1t ere
ates appetite. proves powerful dgester of food
and will counteract the effects of liquor in few
minutes For sale by all Druggists.
JACOB SCHEETz, Proprietor.
NV cor 9Th and Race Sta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-17
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET-LoNDoN, May 1916 r. M
Consols closed unchanged United States aye-twenty
bonds, 1868 old 9h 1868, $3.50 new dives 80 Consos
opened at GA for money and 93% for the account
United States hyetwenty bonds 1868 ola 9lss 1878
gs; ten0rties, SsA; new ves S9A, and Erie Railway
shares atE.
FRANKroRr BoURsE.-FRANKsoRr, May l6-Unted States
PARIS BoURsE-PARIs, May l6-P M.-Rentes closed at
off 60c.
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKET. LIVERPOOL, May I6, r.
MThe market closed quiet Sales OF the day have been
1000 bales, including 1000 Tor speculation and export
OF the sales 1000 bales American Sales of cotton
shipped from Sayannah Charlie, deliverable May
and June at and sales OF middling Orleans shipped
in April at led Cotton to arrive easier, and prices
have declined led The market opened steady Mid
ding upands, sgd mddling Orleans 9Hd. Dad. The
OF the week have been 900 bales including 10000
export and 900 speculation Tho stock in port is
$4,000 bales including S66 600 American The receipts Of
from Savannah or Charleston deliverable in May at
sgd The stock OF cotton at bound to this port is
604, goo bales, including 100000 American.
TRADE AT MANcH May 1G-Thc mar
ket TOR yarns and fabrics at Manchester is firm
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUrrs MARKET-LIvERPooI, May 10
MTne receipts Of corn for the past tnree days have
been 1000 quarters, all Of which were American The
market is firm Wheat rs Sd. Us 4d per Genital for
California white, us 3D. tor club do lis 4d
rs 4d for red western Spring Flour, 28 Cd. bbl
for Western The receipts OF wheat for the past three
days have been 6O0o quarters all OF which were Ameri
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET-LIvERPooI, May 1915
M-Pork, 67s 3D. per Dbl for new mess Lard, 4Os 3D.
per cwt.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr-LoNpoN, May l6-Even-
ing-Linseed oil, fSS f33 5s per ton. Sperm OIL EOS
COG per ton.
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sesd hssss ' S ssy
@ sy Saa !s: SG
,'s. .Ssa, & s's;
%ausee To- arrive re we1s days il june at I, g.
Corn was steady and n moderate Demand Sales about
aoa DC 6 for damp e choice Ice %,xed sales Of
nominal 73c 7sc. and Southern do at 7sc. Soc Oats
ana II good !. @ At TOR the csey
Soc c Tor poor to s extra sa aSes s wSs
s saa 90 % Of qS Canada "a
Western nominal at 75c s5c Rye neglected; held at
FarlGnrs-n accommodation by vessels, on the berth
Eaes remained Arm Thers wass Continual good de-
mand for ysels adapted to the grain and petroleum
mems ISefPSo y steam Il. SS Sasas
bacon and a 80 @ sr U oS 2; london ~
1900 bushels grain at lloyd and BY si 2sol bushels Of
3D. and od boxes bacon y sos Chatter Include:
nar E." Roads ADS = or A orasrs quarters DO
port IN German Sae sps nseSs
sS 2 bD asfssa ssSss
Grsesan bark hence es. to direct port s the
BRITISH Cork loo for United King
sS a. q
orders he Medl,erranean, 200 refined do
Pasa"ros With III" eaTse out and with
es%ags % american sS:ps tons: hence % the
GuNyIEs-The demand cloth or bags throughout the
general market has been light and confined principally
small lots to fill orders from the South. Prices were
without change We note sale since our last Of 900
rolls OF domestic cloth Mt I3c. We quote domestic CLOTH
3c. S4c spot and Ibc. for future delivery Calcutta
cloth, lie, nominaly. Bags, l5c.
HEMP AND JUTE.--The market for hemp remained dull
for all descriptions Manila quoted at io'4c. gold. Jatc
also neglected, but nominay steady at 2Sc fac
gold. Jute butts were in moderate demand and steady
at2c, currency.
good demand shipping qualities were rather quiet but
prices unchanged. Straw was IN fair demand and
steady. We quote Prime hay, 81 30a 81 80; good do
81 Is 81 25; shipping first quality 75c. Csc do sec
a 81 To- short do. sse. csc: oat S5c; aS5c:
HoPs-The market continued quiet, but, in view OF
light stocks and moderate receipts prices were firmly
held. We quote state crop 1872, 40c. Soc; Eastern
and Western, crop 1872 35c 45c Calf orna, Acc 55c
Bavarlan, 4Oc 50c. English Soc Sc and Belgian,
Csc. 81.
MoLAssEs.-The general market continued quiet but
firm. There were rumors OF sale OF cargo, but we
were unable authenticate it, About 10 bbs OF New
Orleans were iobbed at from 72c a 76c. We quote
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, May Id, 1879
cep's % bales Sales @ stos % Weekly me- net re- re-
cepts 23s Exports-Io Great Britain, l7sl coastwise
''Ss NEw ORLEANS, May l6, 1879
III M51Ir%ss ns See 0rSS es rs
ssst s7o Ssiss gross 's gi .,v-
ssS % Weekly sa nsi s sss sys snds s
Expork-Te Great Britain the Continent ssiS;
aas a9e n %dnys Gs 0S as & Icy eass
70 the Genuine nj 2,iiO; coastwisc, AIS Sales, ALDO
c.,,n e .,,,,.n %, sAv1ssAa ~, yay u. 1sa
good @S'' onnn s Sst cp sos saes iPss
Great Britain, ASS; coastwise, lois sales az Stock,
sIan ss ASH co ns' fssfG' Sales sso'''f0 Great
~ good ordinary ls Net s regents ss7 bales gross
2si; sross, SoS Export-io the Comment, i sso
coastwlse, 1859. Sales, 100.
Spirits turpentine lower at &c. Rosin-No sales re.
e. aafd 50 80 0 ''''" DIP and v's" Tar steady at
sS SSiiSn %s9?s Aeesyy s 'ss
.ssss .s s% ss il % Ss $sas
81 june ss H as'I Aifh' fsa' sPGi 'e aS
apl and shsds ;oI lower sales Ct EE
%sssl :s S ssns a . Safs sa1ss
rs as. SoS Is % e wSsa g Esee p6rn
and 1000 DO oats; shpments-i,ooO bbls. -FOUR 1000
Lake and rail lmports-Four, 5gsO ibis, wheat lsslo
aaS sG % Ss 9a O ss GS
knil "a $50 ogsneis corn % ,s1 do 9 9a
corn ic Flour .ySist; wss,er. spring 3 81
90 hsF e Mn saeer - % ~ ~ Mmt
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panic on the Vienna Bourse not stopping to con-

panic on the Vienna Bourse not stopping 10 con-
suit the intermediate bar0meters OF Berhh OF Loh-
don. Some little dstrust was likewise eAciteu ny
the advance in foreign exchange. After htiui
rally in the middle OF the day It sun further yielded
to the depressing influence OF Pacific Mail, which
fell TO 49, CARRYING with IL in sympathy western
Union which went to 81. The only feature OF the
day was the breaking OF New York Central below
100 This may be attributed to the loss OF half
million OF dollars In partial payment
OF the long mooted claim OF the gov
eminent for the payment OF the income
taxes. The decline in Union Pacific was also
serious, on account OF Washington advces assert
ing that definite steps would be taken tow
ards The prosecution of the Credit Mobier
suits by the government. Ere was excep-
tonaily firm, and advanced at one time
10 Gl8 as sequence OF the advance
in the London market, which, in turn, was doubt
less caused by private cable dispatches foreshad-
owing brighter future for the road the assurance
OF earning a dividend being particularly welcome
to English operators IN the stock. Harlem re-
NAMED strong ut 1924 o 130 At the close of the
day there evidence OF slight reaction, but 1t
was too late for fun expression OF the real temper
OF the market at that time.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The fOllowinp tahln shows the hirlest and lowest
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Spring Chicago at q $; :. aco DO

No Spring Chicago at 81 $; 1oo DO
hcI Mw yankee Spring s e. an S sau3s,ea
:! Se white Michigan q - 60 Corn QUIET sales,
No Toledo at 4bc Barley firm; Canada, &C. 81; No.
western 90c Sic -rowed state, sic SSc four
maIt-wesern, 81 sIl0; prime Winter Western, 81 10
96c - - -
CHICAGO May II, 1873
Flour Arm and In fair demand sales OF good choice
extra spring It 80 soa 81 low do soa$5 go Wheat
scuve ana higher but unsettled sales OF No Spring at
81 CASH % seller June; 81 Is bid, seller all the
year; NO 40 81 2a 81 "a Corn dull unsettled and
r reI'sa SSu ne; 49, seller July seller August
S ss spSt sssc seller June rejected soc Rye
daes and a. 6Y for No Barley
$l6 spot sl6 10 seller june SIS 80 seller july Lard
III lar demand and lower ut &c. cash or seller June
Bulk meats meat, qqet and sales short rib mid
steady ssc reshts rmer cor rna ~ saao SKY
BID, &C. asked Receipts 600 bills -four 5000 bushels
1000 do. barley. shpments-7,OOO bbs -four $4,000
bushels wheat 10000 do 1900 oats and 5000
do. barley. - - 49,
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closing 9, about lsc for merchaqabls The
and . pbs merchanabie st 4oc Rosh dun and il
Al So l5a s. 20 Tar and pitch neglected and sales
oILs.-Linsecd was in fair jobbing demand at steady
prices Crude whale and sperm Were quiet and I'm
s VINES ns 8 4 Srsss
Tsas &C. tS s WHITES and &C. for @ 5s
Bee ar % &c., fo
there
r at the Gss @ FER
bulk was moderately inquired for but without resulting
ss @
s$s si$y ssa from Geek Ws; Ss5s
s% Ss'Sa
s rs sPSsS s pip fs,
ne nuns q 1a s. e, g!
JUN sales ss half q SDs a @ %
Ss o 5000 nGs last hall A. Of at
and 1000 oP Sss Of crude bulk 0 0n ~
passass s 81 ts ss cut nase; s
& D ., 1 a at I sp sas asa So
9bs. seller July, at SIS 'Baeon-rhe market remained
81 Ss q sTs o city ng eea ns
7s dressed hossfSe market heavy weights was
sSsnss spe ss oH Ss
y ass wens a % se u
s for new plain mess S9s s 1 DO s extra
and 81 sss for do Isd. d. $sei hams
Gai Steady q s q
i :saf:s Ss%: :
sS a1s1sse asmf
r. 40 sSSf ss 70 e sSSi
9sc 10000 lbs OF do Il lbs average, private
@ an @ @ e sFs sassF
@ 81 e se tor eApo5
june q sse 900 tsFcss. sellers, July At se city
In and has seen s a WIEN
prices The sales foot up . uerees Carolina
& fna sfs bond at o @
sgeAnIhe market Tor raw was quiet today and al
fs Tsas seoy at @
I'm Wss IN ans
demand and not essentially changed IN price, Cuba
ssF iii ssl 'S ssss SSd gsss: g s nSss
sasss Haa a ba sS1 s,snssia
Sg to IL SIS sss ;aS i q 70 y
s iic fore ss S was'f
s,Gd grocery fair s to ssocs sc sc srazbnch
Nos 10 to Il SIC Ianils1saperior and sid' Extra
SEEDS. -Lnseed has attracted attention and the
market was Arm sales are reported g. since our last Of
g sss Ok q 81 s A Held
ss m n iqss a
ToBAoco--scedleafs remained quiet, but prices were
essentially changed. Kentucky good fair de-
mand both from the home trade aud TOR export
Foreign sold freely at former prices The include
$50 cases OF sindries crop 1870 at &C. loc 800 do do,
crop 1872 mostly Connecticut ut from 40c &c.,
GLIDING lots at BE &c. 300 hhds of Kentucky from
&c 10 l4c, and 5000 bales of Havana at 8Oc 81
TALLow.--The demand moderate and the market
barely steady. Sales 50 bills common at ssc 900 lbs
OF good at SIC and 10 hhds. Of prime at &c.
WooL-The market has shown triie more activity
during the past three DAYS, and prices
tally changed The sales were ;-2qo,o lbs. Of Ohio
$4,000 lbs Of Missouri anwashed, sc $4,000 los. OF
secured Fall California Coo 379 bales Fall California
in lots at from l9<c 22sc, loo lbs of black pulled
25c. 1000 lbs Of slightly bury Texas. 26c; 1000
lbs. OF pulled Montevideo, SIC; 1O0<.bales Cape
s5c 36c i2OOO lbs Of extra and super bdiied sc ID
bales Of mestiza Sic 100 wv lbs of Colorado 1900 lbs Of
low medium secured cece lbs Of tubbed 600 lbs
Spring California LOO bales OF Fall 800 bales of Monte
Cape, so do OF Buenos Ayres mestiZa 70 of
and super pulled and 30 bales Of extra pulled all
private terms
'WnlsKEY.-Rcceipts, $50 bbls The market opened
steady &c. with sales of 100 bbs but Subsequently
closed frmer with sales OF 700 bbs at 93lac.
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES.

The Southern State bonds were quoted az fol-
lowss-Iennessee, ex coupon 81 sly; do, new,
" ASH; Virginia, ex coupon, AZ a IS; do, regis
aered stock old, 80 q 40; do SKIES, consolidated
ponds % 63is do SKIES deferred scrip, I2& 10
Georgia SKIES, 81 81; do. seyena, 90 q 81;
ORTIZ Carolina, ex coupon Is a 80; do to North
Carolina Railroad, SO 60; do funding, 1860, II a
10; do funding, 1865 ~ 10; do. new, l6 a II; do
special tax, u Isl Missouri skies, "a a 94k; do.
Hannibal and s.. Joseph Of q %; Louisiana slxes.
90 80; South Carolina skies, Is 20; do. new,
January and July, 16 loh; DO. new Apri anu &c.
toDer, rs a IS; Arkansas SKIES, fGDded 80 4 TO-
GOVERNMENT BONDS FIRM
The government list was firm, with q slight i'm.
provement. The following are the c.osing prices
United States currency SKIES, 115I a ll6, do sixcs
1881, registered Ilsl< u 1ls1S; do, 90. do coupon
I2as 1918 do, hve-twentiea registered, May ana
November, ll5I ZIG: do. do. 1862, coupon, d.
ilJA ll6; do, do, 1884, do, DO, u5%
q ll6 do, do, 1866, do, do, li54 a 1l71;
do. do, registered, January and July, lis ll6&
do do, 1896, coupon, do, 11ssl a i1sH; do. do
1867 do. do, 14o4 1904; do. do, 1868 DO. do,
1Isk 11s15 do. ten-lortcs registered, 1l2 a I12A
do. do, coupJn III 1144 do. ives OF 1881 regis.
tered, 1Is1s 15; do. do. do, coupon, 1l4sl 1l5;
Central Pacific gold bonds, 102Z a 1903.
STOCKS WEAK AND IRREGULAR.
In the stock market the principal dc lings were
IN Pacific Mail ana western Union, but the entire
market exhibited In IT'S fluctuations the influence
O the news received Jelatiye 10 the SUPPOSED
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COTTON RECEIPTS.
The following the total net receipts since septem-
HAVANA EXCHANGE.

HAVANA May Is, 1873
Exchangeon United States 60days' currency l6a l5lS
prciniun short sight, IL premium 60 days gold 81 ~
premium short sight SO a 81 premium On London, AZ
Az premium. on Paris, 20 30 premium.
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The Washington statue Mt the Central
Park Museum.

Those who are in the habit OF visiting the Central
Park Museum cannot have failed to notice the
beautiful bronze statue of the Father of His Coun
try though few know, perhaps, it's history or why
it is there. The best likeness and the best work OF
art representing Washington Is the famous Houdon
marble statue in the Capitol at Richmond, Va. The
bronze statue, OF the finest metal, to which we
refer, is perfect copy OF that OF Houdon, and was
cast by the late Mr.. Hubert, Of Richmond. The
cost OF this work was not less than $4,000. The
heirs OF Mr.. Hubert being too Strengthened in cir
cumstances to make q present oil the statue
TO the Central PARK or the city OF New
York. would, however, willingly sell 1t Tor the cost,
or even something less, and had it removed to
this city with view OF doing so. The public
schools here being DESTROYS OF showing their ven
Grafton for the great and good Washington and OF
embellishing the city with this fine work OF ART
subscribed So, 600 toward purchasing IL; but moth
ing has been done beyond that. Surely the Park
commissioners, the city government, some institp-
ton or some rich citizen will furnish the needed.
though small amount, Tor obtaining the statue and
placing 1t where tho public can see It. We have
abortions OF art enough here which have cost a
much larger sum, and think a work Of such I'M
questioned merit giving faithful likeness OF the
first man in American history, ought to be secured
at once for this metropolis.
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The gnOIaOns are bAaed on cotton IN 0fe RUNNING m
quality not more tnan half grade above or beIow the
grade quoted. " -
fiouR AND GaAfN.-Receipts -four, b6is bbls wheat
5U9S busheis corn t05ib do meal 6yg baga nats
1880 bushels barley l0go8 DO, The hour marker ruled
Arm inter continued good cxuort demand Tnc saes
since our last loot M Included In the sales
are about 30B bblS extra state,
June, 81 So Corn meal continued nuiet but Arm,
Sales 80 hblS at 81 20 for VIII and yellow on ie dock
reed was steady 80 tons sold within TIC the
lowing hgares: -iOo lbs sharps go; - lbs or No md.
dIng " 49, ~ IDS or NO 2mddlu3& $2S s2i; go lbs
No. feed, 80 per ton; rye iced, So Ter ton We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-17
Academy OF Decentralization of Officers
Free Exhibition Of Ora wings.

At the recent annual meeting OF the acaderui.
clans OF the National Academy OF Design, lunch
dinner and business occupied the latter half OF the
twenty-four hours, as they have annually from
time lmmemoral. Lunch was served at one
O'Clock IN the lecture room. The parlors were
thrown open for the transaction OF business from
two until six, ana at that hour dinner was an.
nounced in the council chamber, and occupied the
partakers until midnight The affair was very &c.
ntal and eccentric intermixture OF art business and
gxs.r onGmy Little Neck clans we're discussed in
the same breath with pre-Raphaelltism, and the
duph.uy OF the auctoneer OF the period was de-
bated with rs much relish as the sweetoreads and
uyesefNed for election as academicans TWO only
SeYe cbssen-those OF Professor L. h. Wilmarth
anu W. George B@te nv Inc reg r1nm ssr o.
i ir Tor d%ger term than two years. Mr..
having hiled .ae comment Mr.. j. @. A. Ward,
cehcy nna scn,ntor vas elected in his place. Mr.
W became son Re a psse r Sl
Launt THOMPSON cot Mr; :; ~, Responding secretary
which he has 80 conscientious NV IA Pecordinu
Jones succeeds ME- + Wood ro re. continues to be
aI the me- other members the Council
are william Beard, Launt Ihomp IA. r. Ta,t.
The new W Hanging Committee Includes D. via sonn
son. j. b. Irving and Carl Brandt. the Al via9ea
elected are Mrs, Ii. A. Loon, Miss Fidelia b s
Aired q. Rowland william Magrath, Char. " a.
Miller and A. w. Thompson.
FREE EXHIBITION OF DRAWINGS. Ny
The Department OF schools, at the National
Academy Of Design, isnow being represented there
b, a free exhibition Of drawings by the students Oh
the classes of 1923. The exhibition Ia open day
and evening in the parlors and library rooms ana
will continue 80 until next saturday night. the
drawings OF entirely nude figures form collection
by themselves in the little lecture room on the
western side Of the building. Next Tuesday nigm
the annual distribution OF awards OF merit WIZ
occur.
Clinton Ha1I-Final sale OF Anu9"oA
Tonight.
Tonight is the third and final eveh'ns - ~.
sale OF the valuable antiques NJ CLINTON n'''.
will doubtless prove interesting sn.. nged
nj the others IA Ike the water that was WIS.,
mo VINE inc be mas peen leseryed W the 'as'