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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-01-22

OWOC. uC surprising ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Of school moneys revealed in the
superintendent's report, in some Of
the counties, will not be improved BY
multiplication Of fiducisry officers.
THE STATE UNIVERSITY.
No lows institution has developed
Into power for uoefulnoas With greelef
sapidlty than the 6eeee Unive vity.
The report Of the board OF regents, en-
braeiog also the report Of the presl-
0oot. the different members OF the
faculty, and the treasurer. 10 plAced
bo1oso yoa with the confident hone
dist tes god resuits which they ahow
will b regarded - ao earness Of sstlI
greater achisve0sne IN the futuss, IL
the institution continues to be encour-
eyed and fostsTed.s The UDiveFsity
sttll holds 76lO acres Of the Dand-gsapt,
valued - 81. 800. The income fOr the
two yeess ending june %, 1879, was
el22, ,Oll -; which includss the appvS-
psiatien Of the l4th General Assembly. /.
The a0euhl income from July Ist H.
O0eoOef lss, 1873. vas $8. 456. 60, aud
The estimate for the next nine months,
wh80h will bring the iustitution TO The
close Of another fiscal year. 10 ga. .l5O
The aseets Of the Uuivessity are &232,. !.
12l.6l; Of which 500. .S2l. So represents
the weekl0g or productive capital Of
the inseitutjou. The expenses from
yuno q, 1871 70 October l, 1873, were
$loe, ,4l6.03. An institution growing
- this b, mot only In the confidence
Of The people but In the number ef IT.
otodoote, ond the constant enlarRoe
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-01-22

VI The reports on Tie builuIng lcOmlhlHol0n-
crs and superintendent of construction Of
the Hospitalfor the Insane atln1ependence, at
together with the reports OF the board Of
trustees and medical uperintendeut, ,cousti-
tnte a complete and interesting history Of
the construction, the organization Of the az
pervisory force, the opening to receive pa
tients, the progress OF the kospital work,
and thGpresent conditiou a that stnstitatiea
As frequently ss my other duties would per
init, have attended the meetings Of these
boards and assisted and 8encOiraged the
building commissioners ndtrustees In their
joint duties Of forwarding the work 50 that
every room which 1t was possible to com
plPee with H. fnnAs 1t eommanA eonld be
utali3eA; and Il gives me plsaspre 10 say that
the consciehtf0us devotion of the mehbors
- thos0 boards % thu pablo iatese11s, -
their patieut s6ovts 10 Do all that was Dos
sihle IN rresence ~ ~reat dfMcultfes, Ravc
The New York herald., 1874-07-27
in the leading shares:-
THE MONEY MARKET

THE MONEY MARKET
during the week has ruled easy at a 3 per cent
on call, and 5s to 6ls per cent for prime discounts
The usual midsummer dulness OF course limits
the demand for money, which thus accumulates at
this centre seeking employment.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
was heavy and lower early in the week, but closed
up nrmer.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
were IN good demand Notwithstanding the pend
ing negotiation or the new loan, the inquiry run
ming principally on registered Issues, which shows
a good investment demand.
CLOSING PRICES OF sToCKs-THREE O'CLOCK P. NJ
SATURDAY
Western Union Telegraph 721s a 724; Panama
1091 = 10; Delaware, Lackawauna and Western,
1875 a 1913; Adams Express los IA lOsE; Wells
Fargo Express, "a q 76; American Express, COZ
6Oix; United States Express, 66% 67 Pacific Mail,
437s "A; New York Central and Hudson River
Railroad 995 9914 Erie. 80 a 32I Harlem, 123 Z
a l25H; Boston, Hartford and Erie, 3. IA; Lake
Shore, 7l5s ~; Union Paanc, 26h 265s; Cleve-
land and Pittsburg. s7xass; Chicago and North
western, 37% 37T; do. preferred, 5415 55L; ;
New Jersey Central, 1854 1859; Chicago and
Rock Island, 9s a 9sS; Milwaukee and ST. Paul.
35 a 354 do. preferred, 532I a 54].; Toledo and
Wabash, 35 a 3514; Ohio and Mississippi, 25ll a25K;
Hannibal and st. Joseph, 25 25h c., C. and l. G.,
Il l7S<.
The New York herald., 1874-07-27
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON July 81 1874
Cotton nominal good ordinary Hsc. Net receipts
"'''' NEW ORLEANS, July q. 1874
Cotton quiet and unchanged; middling. 1870. Net
receipts 80 bales gross lis sales, AGO. last evening,
lU0. Stock, 23,969. -
Cotton quiet and steady miadns' l6c Net receipts
Cotton steady; mddIing Iss Net receipts 81 baes
Cotton dull; ,mddling, l5,.e;: low mddhns. i5Ae;,;
good ordinary. 4>sc Net receipts, Il baies Sales io1
Stock, 1923 . o-,
Spirits turpentine quiet at 32,sc Rosln frm 81 30
for strained crude turpennne steady s 70 ior hard
Flour steady and UNCLAIMED saes 5G oos , Wnes I. e
Isl IS; 1000 do. extra white Michigan at ST 60 Corn
s ae fsa pe e o a. need 3S.
SS'ifa sSorts, IS shpsSis sd middnss Us
Enn5' lumber ,'f to the Hudson y ysTk
aAe ak m tae Of mer cUa
bushels sl2, 100 ieet of lumOer ,.. ,o-,
Lake and rail imports for the last twensy tour hours 81
corn corn. S1S 10 d. Raiiwav espoitswhes bushels
nSeT & Ts:s5a sisisr ss5g e % ). e s. Ri ss
) s. 81 Wheai dun sales 5000 tusksls Milwausse No No.
Miwa%kee iTES 10 1s spring held at 81 shebcysan
ats as a sny 5s e. % SGrn q
and high mixed Oats quiet holders asking 65c. or No.
Barley malt firm; Canada, 81 % 81 WESTERN 81 Gu
81 80. Other articles unchanged. ,o-,
Flour steady. Wheat firm and in iair demand amber
Michigan, cash ana August and september, 81 l4la a
81 10; No. red, new, sl IL; NO 2do, ~ ~ August,
81 l3; September sl IL, No. red 81 051s: No. amber
Illinois 81 e1a Corn qnet at G15c 9r low mixed &c;
white. Oar: quiet and unchanged JJc. i0r NO.
39c. tor Micngan September, 35 &C. freighs dull
1T 5Isc. to Kingston Kecepu-6y,UJJ bushels wheat,
230tU do and 10DJ DO oats Shipme nts-f6Vu
bushels wheat, 27yOUD do corn and 1000 do oats.
CHICAGO, JIly 25, 1874
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat quiet and veal.
Ic Ilac lower No spi ing 81 l2ls No. 40, Osi4,
spot 81 Osls ! 08la, July; 81 HS 81 06it August
ST "a 81 si scptemuer No 3do, 81 81 o. elected
gOc. Corn du and unsettled; declined &c. Sc. oats
No 49c. 5Uc spot closing at the inside price 47c. for
July, 3tc Tor August Eye hrin scarce aud higher AT
s4c for No. barley quiet, but firm at 81 ~ 81 O5 for
| No spring. Pork dull and droopmg; declined 1c. =
! August Lard demand light boders nrm; sales At
kew unsettled 95c bid Frcighs nominal. on the call
OF The Board in the afternoon wheat closed at 81 U
81 O7a< July; 81 05?s August; corn 6}5c. cash 63c
july 6ls.c. August. Receips-',VlO bbls. -four. 1900
bushels wneat iJl0O do corn ~ 80 do. oats and 3UW
do barley shipmeDts-3yD obls hour, ,52Ol0 busle Is
wheat l77,0D do. corn, iR0D do. oats and LOU do
/ barlc
The New York herald., 1874-07-27
HUGH GARDENERS DEFEAT FOR THE
OFFICE OE POLICE Superintendent.

The secret doings of public officials and boards
invariably come 10 light sooner or later, notwith-
standing their utmost efforts to keep them from
the public ken. This is peculiarly illustrated by
the fact, which was discovered yesterday, that
at the meeting OF the Police Commissioners held
on Wednesday last strong and decided effort
was made to elect Hugh Gardner the exCOmmis
sioner, superintendent OF the Police force. He
was proposed Tor the position Dy President Mat
sell, seconded by Commissioner VOorhis and
pressed by the Mayor and large number OF
prominent members OF the Custom House re.
publican party, who tried their utmost
TO win over Commissioner Dlsbecker In
Gardners favor. The first ballot taken
showed the vote to be two and two, Commission
ers Matsell and VOorhis voting Tor the dethroned
Commissioner and Commissioners Disbecker and
Duryea against. Discussion then grew warm, and
many ontslce influences were brought to bear on
Commissioner Disbecker TO get HIM to change his
vote. but all to no purpose. Successive
ballots, which were continuously taken, only
produced the same result and an adjournment was
obliged to be had without any appointment beng
made. On the following day it being found that
pressure OF no use In the case oil either CON-
missioner, Duryee and Disbecker In so far re-
garded change IN their determination to not vote
Tor the appointment of Hugh Gardner, 1t was dc.
cided TO join Issue and make Inspector Walhng
superintendent, to the qualification OF the public
generally, who thus secure an honest and e1iclen.
man for Chief OF Police.
The New York herald., 1874-07-27


sl:ss 3 for unsraSsd spriSg; 81 . s. 81 io5 small
Hn 3 lie isfH! Ssss ia En- as HeS at s s.
Western and 81 g for White Tennessee and Kentucky
market closing dun and easy Corn-he market opened
dull and easy The sales were about ssoS bushels at
a. cr @ IN and s0fs &c. Ss for wSe or Oats SS ere
moderately active and about &c higher closing firm at
&c Sic IN store and Zoe. aoai for Western mixed
and 7ae al z5e for Western white Barley and rye re-
FnF,cHrs.- = he inquiry for berth accommodation
particularly being shipped at marked decline Ton: %
n @ or ncns go was a. fhs
gsgsment, Lyerpo2 1 BY steam 2 700 % s1
70 By ny bushels N at s and
sy M 60 &C. baS Of D D " n1 ~ "a r G s"d
were "A Norwegian bark hence direct continental
man bars rom Richmond to Rio. with 1850 6tIs OF
SoIAssns.-ih he inquiry Tor boiling grades was far,
but The offerings light which restricted transactons
nIm We qsote New srSpv7cuca, centTlusal and
Porto Rico 4oc a 7Oc; English Islands, 4Oc SIC. New
NAVAL sToRrs~rhe market for spirits of turpentine
and oae & Sn snr % se % sar 0r Of 5
s % eh a. 81 95 T. g. ws ea Of P saes %
lso bb Of strained at 80 and 500 bbls No 81 o.
ss Esd steady and sold to the extent of 100 0Ol'
and early August delivery. Crude in bulk, was in:
aaoed nonaW Ho1 saay At nf Il Wholly
a su na S k.nsa Tas n c a
l2c. month August delivery, The crude marx cts
ana qnSffs Hs iis
ss Ss rakers At ws eae and M sni
meats, 2$S packages lard none. or the week end.
ns ,n 'f IS kegs
sai 4 s% saSs 0s also
p quoted at
been very light and confined to small obbng lots footing
srssi sS 81
so sc for prime mes ierces s4 ior India mess do
n @ 81. the Gag rs' anS wsisrn Fasd n st saeG
market ruled irm for ali descriptions but the demand
@ We only e DsMs sss q
per lb 300 lbs Of loose plcked bellies at loc per b.
s @o for August sc OF city y' lard % derees
s sa , @ ua2s ss5 for Sss g. sHs
7Ilsc SIZE 4uD hhds. Of do privae terms 267 do
sna Ct per
trade and quoted at d tor srnshs1 s@
and and lo,te. for psowaered We quote Cuba REIN
aS nESr e TO soo % q Sc a! soss so2s sr
good sac s.s prime 70 choice s1ae a as.G. S cenir
asses hhds and boxes 7c Pc; melado, sc. sl4c
Clayed-BOXes Dutch Standard y, Itac. nc.
do 10 TO r. TO Size; do. l3 to l5 SIC. 94c do 10 to
lo 9isc 0c. do 10 to 20 lO4c lOlsc.: white, s9c.
lOssc. Porto Rico-Retnins common TO prime, 7c q
size grocery, fair 10 choice, SIC. sac Braz-Dutch
Standard Nos. to IL, 7hc. nc, Java-Dutch stan
dard Nos 10 10 r. Sc. s3sc. Mania-superiof and eX
ira superior, 116c. Il TIC.
RIcE The market firm for both dome site and for
eign aud business in distributing way alr The sale.
in lots foot 40 erces OF Carolina at from 7c sac
per b according to quality, and 10 bags OF Rangoon
SIC, 6aic. per ID.
SrEARINE was dull and nominal in the absence OF re
ported sales
TA1Low.-The market renamed quiet and steady
Sales l35. 600 lbs. at SIC. 8 3-lGc
WmsKEY.-keceips - l2l bbls., making total for the
week OF ], bbls. The market quiet but steady
Sales 100 bbls. at ST Vi.
The New York herald., 1874-07-27
DISORGANIZATION IN THE DISTRICT ATTOR.
NEY'S OFFICE,

Considerable dissatisfaction appears to exist at
the present moment among the officials In the
District Attorneys ONCE owing to the manner
in which the ofIlce is being "run," as they term
1t, by Messrs. Lyon and little Johnny" Daven-
port, IN the absence OF District Attorney
Phelps. Prominent among those who are in
disposed to allow themselves to be used as tools
By the little Commissioner Is Assistant District
Attorney Allen who expresses his intention OF re-
signing az soon as Mr.. Phelps returns to town,
"For,r as he says, Lyon and Davenport are
working things In such q manner that i feel sure
Will bring on trouble and 90 considerable harm 10
Mr.. Phelps. too, If he does not watch matters.
Things cannot last as they are going on, and do
not want TO be in at the death, or, rather IN ONCE
when the crash comes" Many OF the clerks and
titat
The New York herald., 1874-07-27
CUBAN AFFAIRS,

It is stated on good authority that an agent OF
General NJ Quesada has offered senor Francisco
v Asuiera who is the Vice President OF the Cuban
Republic. a large sum OF money In order that he
NAV he enabled to dit out his expedition TO ala in
the liberation OF cuba. Vice President Aguilera
came TO the United states three years ago In
ouest OF assistance for the young Republic which
ne represents; but either his c0nntrymcn have
not responded generously to his call or the ports
OF the United States have been too well watched
TO admit OF carrying out his Intentions.
General N. Quesada, who Is now IN the West
Indies, will. u Is confidently thought, not mme-
diately return 10 cuba but proceed to Peru where
money and material OF war tor the Cubans are cx-
pected to be furnished 10 the stOut-hcarted men
in the Tanignd.
The New York herald., 1874-07-27

quired ag't
deposits.. 60, 745, 900 el,O7S, 325 -
EXc's OF re-
serve aDv
legal re-
quirement 2s, 100 29,2s3, lI5 Inc. $42O,o'5
THE RECORD OF THE STOCK MARKET
during the week was succession OF dull DAYS
each rivalling the other, until the grand climax
was reached yesterday, when less than 2l,0oo
shares changed hands. In fact, there Is no stock
market, and the Board might Just as well adjourn
Everybody OF any weight In the market has gone
away 10 recruit Tor the grand fall campaign, which
is already provoking antcipations OF very lively
time Given a good .'bull' leader TO Offset the
skin and OF the great ''bear' leader, and
the lively time would be unmistakaole. But there
is no ''bull' leaoer and
NATURAL FORCES. BE they EVER so CUMULATIVE,
bnt slowly OF themselves overcome intelligent OPP
position. When the panic came last year the lor-
tunate man seemed to be kindred to him who
when he heard a bank had hroke, ran home 10
if he had any bills on it and found he had not mol
on any other bank either. He was happy. lie
was removed from the chance OF loss. lhs has
been the burden OF the bear story ever since the
panic Get out, get out OF everything; every
thing Is going to smash" And good many par
ties have got out and the smash hasn't come. 1t
is the same in respect to the placing Of loans Be-
lieve the bears, and there is an end TO all credis
since the panic. 1ef experience proves tnat wnlle
a man has any thing TO lend he is only too glad to
find borrower. So our railroads lave found it.
so they Will find It again. Loaning money is al
most as much an Instinct with the capitalist as
earning or borrowing is with the non-capitalist,
and while some men have more than they want
and others less him that hath much will lend
TO him that hath little and take his share OF the
profits II he shirks the risk.
THE EVENTS oP THE WEEK IN STOCK CIRCLES
were the meeting Of the Executive Committee OF
the Lake shore direction early In the week which
resulted in the passing OF the dividend, and the
published opinion OF the Attorney General re-
garding the legality OF certain acts OF the late
Erie direction, authorizing. on the complaint OF one
Angel, suit to be brought to test the same. The
effect OF the first mentioned incident OF
The week was TO depress the STOCK market,
Lake Shore going or 2h per cent and the re-.
mander OF the list u to ~ per cent the later
recovery beng u to u per cent Erie weakened
somewhat upon premature reports OF the Attorney
Generals decision, going or to 81, but stitched
again ON the publication OF the text OF that
decision and the indifference shown to 1t in
the Londen market Pacific Mail declined to 43ll
upon the report OF the loss OF q steamer the City
OF Guatemala but rallied again upon the state
ment OF heavy insurance. The rest OF the list
was tame and the dealings very light The follow
ing table shows
THE EXTREME FLUCTUATIONS FOR THE WEEK
The New York herald., 1874-07-27
A MURDER IN SING SING PRISON.

An immense excitement was caused in the
prison at Sing Sing yesterday morning. When
the prisoners were leaving the galleries for
attendance on divine service convict named
Bentley struck q fellow convict named West a
blow so severe that ne died from Its effects ten
minutes afterwards. That this was premeditated
by Bentley there appears not TO be the slightest
doubt, inasmuch az he had threatened TO take
VESTS lie the DIQbt before.
The New York herald., 1874-07-27
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
Cotton Dull - Flour Steady - Wheat
Steady-Corn Unchanged-Oats Higher
Barley and Rye NOminal-POrk
Closed Steady-Lard Firmer-Groc cries
Firm-Petroleum NOminally Steady
spirits Turpentine Easier - Rosin
Firm-Whiskey Steady.
SATURDAY, July 25-6 P.

FIrn1-tS hIskey steauys
SATURDAY, July 25-6 P. NJ.
The merchandise markets remained Irregular
and ntful all through the week closing with Satur-
day isst-the increasing demand incident to the
season being counteracted to some extent by the
lurther recession OF the gold premium. Neverthe-
less, in certain departments, there was increased
activity aud very noticeable increase in the
transactions There was fair movement In dry
goods, though the market was scarcely ami
mated as during the previous week. Hardware
was brisk, and larger business than usual is
promised for the season. At the Produce Ex-
change, where the markets are liable to sudden
ana radical changes the same irregulariy
which characterized the markets during week be-
fore last was still noticeable last week, though in
a less degree. Breadstuns ruled quiet and low
until towards the close the week. when a reaction
set in, and both nour and wheat rmer the latter
selling ut an advance aud being generally held for
further advance Corn was in good request all through
the week, aud prices steadily appreciated Oats ad-
vancsd also under scarcity. Whiskey was ais. ad-
vanced aud the demand was fair throughout The
speculative inquiry or pork and before mentioned
continued all through the week and prices steadily
advanced The small supplies svalable here and at
the West is the chief attributed the movement
market has closed dull throughout he entire
week and while spot" has shown material change
'futures' irregular. alternately shade hrmer
and lower. The grocery market remained about the
same as during preceding week excepting there
been better demand for coffee, the market for which
closed rather hrmer Petroleum has been dun, bu.
closed comparatively hrmer than At The close OF last
week naval stores were rather quiet ou' nave oeen
Goryrz-Ihe market wa. quiet but hsIo s We have Ms
f%ac, al 2tc We qacIe.-siS. ordinary carg9es
f pTm. Sa % az e e .xpese s gsES Esnse s0 oT S lots
Nae Javs eoysrpmen bags c sssiSo se SS g..ss s
&c; Lssuayrs, Soac IIsc. jamaica, isc. nc ST
The New York herald., 1874-07-27
FINANCIAL.

At REASONABLE RArks.-NOv.Y ON LIFE AND
n Endowment Insurance Policies Mortgages and other
securities Insurance Of all Kinds e0ected with best
paDieS j. j. HAkhICu CO.. III Broadway
The New York herald., 1874-07-27
COURT CALENDAR-THIS DAY,

SUPREME EC0uRT-CHAMBERs-IIed BY Judge Law
renee ~, ~ 80, %, 70, lO2, 1913, lS<, M
Ill. l76. lS0. Isl. 1872 lS3
The New York herald., 1874-07-27

crease OF g, $751; 100 in legal tenders, inc-ease
IN loans OF 81 l46 900 and in deposits OF slS297oo'
The total reserve OF the banks on the averages oi
the week amounts TO SEQ 36l 500 against $50
last week, and the banks now hold $780, 3'l'o
lawful money more than the law requires, against
$2s s63, 100 80 held last week. The following is
comparison OF the averages of the past TWO
weeks
Blyls y,,rv25 Differences.
Loans s2s5 3i5, 900 s2s4 1875 100 Dec. ST. l4a 900
Specle..... 27755, 800 70, ,646, 700 Dec. l0s oV
Legal tends 81 S53, 700 SO, TIA 800 Inc. io6l 100
Deposits 242 $685. 800 pa, 3l4 800 Inc. ,329 700
Circulation. 25,727,5 500 rs, 600 Inc. olo
The following shows the relations between the
total reserve and the total liabilities
Juiy Is. Jttlv %. Dlferences
specie. 1927, 755, 800 SEE 646, 100 Dec 81, 700
Legal tends Gl s53 700 63 ia 500 Inc. ls6l, 100
The New York herald., 1874-07-27

Domingo. 1870, IKE Porto Rico 1879 2ie Costa
Rica, c 5ac. Mexican. BIC 2lc Savanila lsc.
Nlsc. Curacao. lsc 2uc; = old % a 30 days
COTroN the inactive and al extent nomi.
nal al previous prices Futures" ruled uuiet at
an advance OF Lice. 33gc. We quote =
MN n N sIsouS Ts1us
The New York herald., 1874-07-27

For delivery Oasis low mddlingj the sales have
been as ioiows;-Last evening after TWO o'clock-Au
gust l0O bales at l6 S6c 40 at Is 7S2c September
Zoo at ID y s2e 900 l6tc., 40 at ID ai6c October
500 at l6 7l6c 100 at 10 l5s-c GOAT 161sc Total 81
Sast 900 a. lSslJs 400 a. lS g2e 100 u s s.s 100 az
l6l7-2c 20 al Ice, 900 at 10 lea2c 200 at 16 96c
October, Coz at l6lc 100 at 10 l532c, 100 al l6lsc
200 10 IL Sc 800 at is slice December 100 at l6s,c
700 at L6 76c. Total, 9,2ol bales Grand total 500
bales. Exchange 532c paid exchange 200 December
September The receipts ut the various ports
follows Galveston, 49bales; New Orleans ss Mobile
10; Savannah "a; Charleston "a Wilmington 6; Norfolk
l2l New York Al Philadelphia, s. Total. A7 bales.
This day last week ls2 this day last year 2h3S. Rates
cotton quoted thus 10 Havre, by sail &c.
Hamburg by steam, s4c.; by sail ssc. To hremen, by
3,c; by sam compressed To Liverpool by
sIeam. al. 5Gd. by sail, I'D.
FLOUR DGRAIS.-Receipts-Fou 1857 bbls wheat.
bushels; corn, 1882 do meal, $50 bbls
oats q o bushels. And tor the week ening this date
Flour 7654 bps wheat 55l 7A bushels corn, llgs 80
do. meal $50 b9ls and 10 bags; oats 5z75 busn
els; 1890 DO. The flour market ruled du hut values
remained without quotabe change. The sales
only about 1880 bbls az figures within the range
quotations Corn meal ruled steady with sales OF AGO
a. Nl