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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-08-27

THE BLACKBERRY Crop in this
vicinity. this year is perfectly immense,
probaly much larger than ever before.
Many parts of the Country burned
over three years ago is now covered
thick with blackberry bushes, and
now bear for the first time. The bush
es being new and the season favorable
the berries are very large. Besides the
great amount consumed at home. hun
dreds Of bushels are shipped daily. to
Chicago and other markets. These
berries sell on the street at six cents
per quart. We hear Of some families
of children who made over 80 per
day during the qast week in picking
berries. The most popular place now
to find berries in large quantities is
near d. Davidson 5 farm and Weed S
mill, in Big Suamico The berries are
in their prime now.
rs an Illustration of the quantities
shipped we Will say thar last week
Messrs, Jackson & Sanders, Of Depere,
shipped about 80 buSheIs-20 bushels
on Friday. They were sent to
Waupun, Fond du Lac and Milwaukee.
-Green Bay AdUocate.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-08-27

TIE law for the free exchange of
in the counties where the
same are published went into effect the
1st of July. Papers TO subscribers in
the county where the paper is publish
ed are now exempt from postage. The
REPORTER will now be delivered at
the post-ofice if so desired.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-08-27

4NONG All the mass of 4

AMONG ALL the mass Of documents
important and unimportant, which the
mutual friend Moulton was careful 70
retain, ene alleged confession of Mrs
Tilton, connot be found-''il was des-
troyed, > says mutual MOulton. Is it
not rather strange that the only docu-
snent of positsve value in this misera.
bic business should be the only one
pot preserved?
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-08-27

LEROY MARTIN disappeared from
Chippewa Falls on Tuesday Of LAST
week, with $4,000 belonging to other
people. Both banks the First National
and Seymour's bank. have suffered to
some extent, though how much, is not
known. Martin was a dealer in gen
eral merchandise
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-08-27

MoULToN TO Beecher, June 1st. 1873
&c You can stand if the whole case
were published tomorrow. !" Moulton
to the public, August 21st, 1874
''Beecher admitted to NE his criminal
relations with Mrs. T" You pays
your money and you takes your choice.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-08-27

THEODORE Triton is the most pro
mlscuously born man we ever saw.
lie was Born in L places in Massachu.
sets, seven in Connecticut, two in New
Jersey, and all over New York, with
two or three states to hear from.
Theodore was pretty we'll scattered
around at his birth, and it must have
been hard on his mother. We think
Theodore might be born again without
injuring him much.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-08-27

-Nr. Beecher preached an eloquent
sermon at the Twin VI ountain House
(N. H }, last Sunday. People came
for miles BY wagon loads to hear him,
ard such Misunderstanding as was witness
ed was never witnessed before in that
quiet region,-that yestibulo of ''God's
first temples. "
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-08-27

IT HAS become an every day bust
ness expression sit would take = Phil
adelphia Lawyer" to do thus and so,
or to accomplish this or that. Phila-
delphia attorneys are recognized as an
astute set, wise as serpents if not 50
harmless as doves, but they must look
out or the Philadelphia police will
strip them of their laurels, and rob
them entirely of their fame as shrewd
specimens of the genus homo, ii they
De not careful. The wide awake POI
lice of that sleepy city have been en-
deavoring to ferret cut the hiding place
Of the abducted boy, Charley Ross,
for slx weeks, aad the last sharp thing
they did, was to search every house in
certain portions of the city, bat be-
fore doing SO, they gose timely notice
Of their intention. 1t is unnecessary to
add that Charley was not found.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-08-27

THE LoNG-LooKED-FoR statement
Of Mutual Friend Moulton in the
Beccher matter is as last given to the
people, We find ia perusing it moth
ing, with the exception of one aver
ment. that impares the strength Of 1Tr,
Beecher's statement. Mr. Bowen and
that Seminary girl are now wanted at
the front. When the testimony is all
in we shall comment upon the case
and not till then. The committee
viii undoubtedly finish It's work this
week.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-08-27

E. L. BROWNE, of Waupaca, viii
be prominent candidate before the
convention in the 9th District, for Con
gress. Mr.. Browne, if nominnted, will
be elected by heavy majority. and fill
the position TO The entire satisfaction Of
HE constituents,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-08-27

TIE NEwHALL House. in Milwar-
keo has been Thoroughly repaired and
overhahled, making it one Of the best
hotels in TIE west. The old furniture
has been replaced with new Of choice
designs, and the appointments through
out are in perfect keeping with the
universal chansein this grand hotel.
A new Otis elevator has been construct
ed, obviating the necessity of climbing
Che weary stairs ; the ventilation
has been improved, and everything
that enterprise backed with $40 eco
in greenbacas could do, has been done
to make this one of the finest hotels
in the west. Nessrs. Antisdell & Cook
are the proprietors. The '.NewhaIl"
Is now tie hotel of the cream city.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-08-27

: The Utica (N. " Herald pub
fishes under the list of Deaths, BEECH
Err TILToN, infant son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. -- aged 5 months.
We don't wonder the littleon didn't
want to ''stay" any longer.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-08-27

-Theodore's Gush Is what the New
York Herald calls his love lettera
Either gush or mnsh Is proper
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-08-27

MARSHAL BAzAINE who surrendered
Metz to the German forces, and after q
searching trial was declared guilty of
treason and condemned to Imprisonment
at Ste Marguarete recently escaped,
and Is now secure under the German
flag. Seeking refuge under the Ger
man colors tends to strengthen the be-
lief of his guilt, and really the fact
almost declares it. His escape it is
claimed is the result of intrigue, and
La Belle France is as mad as hornet
about it. His vifo is alleged to have
been accessory to his escape. One
thing is sure, Bazaine is gone, and in
all probability he won't bazaine in
France very soon of his own free will.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-08-27
ADVERTISING RATES

One inch, or fraction ofan inch, constitutes
square.
LcaIcj notices in reading columns. or under
head u Business Notice. 10 cents per line for
first insertion, and cents per line for each sub
sequent Insertion.
Marriages and Deaths inserted free.
Transient advertising payable in advance
Legal Notices requiring proof of publication to
be paid for Before SAID proofs GeIiyered-allo 9TH
ers payable in advance
Al advertisements will be inserted until for
bid" unless some specified time is stated.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-08-27
,--ess7s-.- 6 <zEs -ys
RTsU0p WurTEH0rsE one ,

RIsHoP WHTrEHoUsE, one Of the
most learned and able theological
scholars OF the day, died At Chicago
on Thursday Of last week. It was he
before whom Dr. Cheney was arraign-
ed for the maI-admiai>tration Of Epis-
eopal affairs a year or two since lie
was born in New York in 1893; grad
uated at Columbia College in 1921
and from the general Theological Sem
mary in 1924. lie was grand
Christian man, though holding to ex-
IRENE views, and conservative TO a
degree that left him far behind the
advanced scholars Of the day.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-08-27

for their protection and reilel, when required
Long experience has proved them to be the SAT-
est, sureSt and best of all the Pills with which
the market abOunds. By their occasional use,
the blood is purified, the corIuptions Of the sys-
TEN expelled distractions removed, and the
whole machinery Of life restored TO its healthy
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and sluggish are Cleansed by AlcT'S Pills, and
stimulated into action. Ihl9s recipient disease
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makes them pleasant to take, and preserves their
virtues unimpaired for any length of time, so
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Although searching, they are mild, and operate
without disturbance to the constitution, or diet, or
Full directions are given on the wrapper to
each box, how to use them rs FAMILY PhysIc,
and for the following complaints, which these
For Ksysyseg,sfs. or Indigestion, E4istIesss
meas. Hss1igxIOE' and a1Oss OF A EsESeGite, they
should be taken moderately TO stimulate the stom-
acb and restore its healthy tone and action.
For F.Eycr Complaint and its various symp-
toms, Bilious Headache, Sick Ezead-
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be iudici0usiY taken for each case to correct the
diseased action OF remove the distractions which
cause it.
For Ipvsentery or EefarrhCea, but one
mild dose is generally required.
For EElapuusafIsEla. GTOEit, Gravel, Pal
side Back and EOins, they should be cOntin-
uousIv taken, as required, to change the diseased
action of the system. With such change those
complaints disappear.
For EsroTlsy and EsrOrSicai SweIEings,
they should Be taken in large and frequent doses
to produce the effect of a drastic purge.
For Suppression, large dose shou4d Dc
taken, as it produces the desired effect by SYM
pathy.
As a Dinner PHI, take one or two Pills to
promote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
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Pills makes him feel decidedly BETTER from thelr
cleansing and renovating effect on the digestive
apparatus.
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LOWELL, MSS, q. S. Il.
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-08-27

Tor the relief and
cure of all derange-
mentS in the stOm-
ach, liver, and bow
els. They are a mild
apel'ient, and am
excellent phrgative.
Being purely yege-
table, they contain
no mercury or mine
raj whatever. Much
serious sickness and
suffering is prevent
cd nv their timely
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-17
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

nc ess, ssss ao s,sa ns s.E s =. s:s
s:se Sy,ssse Ssssss
s7 d ss!ss GOA Sales s s to dF'a'
ceten ns sss Net
s1s:a 'S Great Britain s3ss coast
goo:
s ssp eoas%se & Sales Great Sr'An
SAVANNAH. Oct Is, 1874
ro ss's S4a a" Tdsas Sss.p gross
@ ssSs @ ssss to Il.
~ CnAnLrsros, Oct. ls, 1874
Sssn ss sass @ sfss. s ss os u.s.
coas,wiss As Sales 9% stock sslsS Wsexjy.Sss
ssssip toas% is Sales & Great Britain
osvxco N. y. Oct Is 1874
kl~.aRss Corn dSii sales sa sSf Sushs:
SSsS % esSsd a. nsr MEAL So ss
for un0%te per ton MIN seq UNCHANGED shorts s2
M TaSs ia SSsny sy
4oc. Albany, Ac Lake recsiptswhcat, 81, 800 push
s Bushels ssssy an ss2
So 900 feet
.ns q. Ssisss Sss ~
soT SS T.
Rail expors-Wheat, T,T9 bushels; corn, q. 800 do:
oats a. 100 do. Canal freights dull: wheat lOc corn,
LOVING range, western sprns !ss S. bssers So
dull sales OF small lots white Michigan, at 81 20; red
winter y III Milwaukes NS held a. q 10 81 III do
"a ss1s
the close, without BUYERS Oats quiet: sales Of No.
WESTERN 81 10; State, 81 G Barley malt firms Canada
81 81 8! Is; Western. 81 80 81 ~ Other articles
ToLrpo. Ohio, Oct 10, 1874
Flour steady. Wheat shade better; No. white Wa
BASH 81 II; No do, 81 l2 No white Michigan, 81 l2
81 10; No DO. 81 6ik; DO. 81 OF; No amber nm.
nois 81 lOh Corn dull and lower; high mixed s4c.;
Ser &c. To- low mixed c new Sc oats duh and
dun 10 Buffalo skci TO oswege, s<c. Receipts-ssc0
bushels wheat u 900 do. corn. auO DO Data Shipments
55,0Uo bushels wheat 500 90. corn. 2S0OO do. oar-
CHICAGO, Oct Is 1874
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat in fair demand.
lower and unsettled No. spring. 9Sc NO. 2do Sc,
S sS asos reee.sS sc S CORN as and I IN.
settled No mixed 7zs{c. cash. 72kc. October, 69sSc
settled No 46kc cash. acc. October $50. November,
gsIIsy steady OK q g %Si cash.
a. iitc. ali the year. Bulk meats dull and nominal
siiernoon WHEAT closed r%sr AZ ss octoSsr o es
November. Corn 72Nc. October, 6Sc 6sAc November.
Oats firmer 1t 46xc October kecepts70O bbls -four,
III 900 bushels wheat sLoo d. corn g. cog DO oats 4
a. o w a. sassy sosn 5 ga oS bats cS
do. 10 barley.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-17
NEW YuRK HERALD SATURDAY IT, SHEET

follows :-Currency. sll 100000; CON- SIS, $780, 900;
less coin certificates, $23, 100000.
THE GOLD MARKET.
Gold was steady at ITO, all day. The rate paid
for borrowing was per cent. Loans were made
nat Toward the close 2 per ceat was paid for
carrying.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-17

haas ssss Sc sssc ass rs sc e.
s s sssSS $.$ss:d - e. a ss &c &C. IS
,1S5oa;a ;sisashef-Lish, backs sss /. Sc, middle
S 1 m,S. sss sSe IsIs'Iss, crop
ana rough Sses oss Sc
MolAssrs. rhe market continued quiet but firm. The
few q were o. unimpor,an lots Of grocery
So o. sS sICesry s. Soc Porte Rec :ss
500; nss heard d sales q a. Ind: q
S.v.. s!osIs.ihs demand ior spins o. turpsnsine
sbs not. sales d ss5 Sbis al $50 % bSi
heard Of sales o. go nsls Of GOOD strained a, The
g. t na. hss Which ss 50 SS !, sN
ton IS ior wilmington .I Pitch sold in small way
oiscfhe demand for Iiusecd was moderate, with the
saas os sc c an &C.
81 wns ws11 and only IN h. 9a9sa a.
sn.1 saaes ss sns sss. ;.
nasr. ss qae,s
q go S sr ,or Northern sc ssc for souner5 S
cod quoted & .a domestic DO az q s Cotton
ssss ana G or 90
and yellow Nsstsioot Sass; quoted from Sc q Is
eu s9ns ct S or as Spss1
S inst o. gs v @ SS bulk
W, T%y held heard q bas 81
Case. met With nlodsra INQUIRY, and were quoted
nal quoted at 9Ac for Western and loo for city. The
Philadelphia market was quiet but arm; l&c Was bid
sold for prompt delivery ut iiAc. Advices irom the
Creek markets. were OF generally quiet and weak mar
ket with quotations as follows uil City, ~, ritusve,
81 Ronsevilie. SIC. 9hc.; Petroleum Centre, Wc
shipment, a2Hc. n y 49,
TRovrsoNs.-R cipts-Pork s3s bbis beef 423 pack
ages cut meats ii22 do lard go bbs and terces For
pork the market Irregular with sales as low
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-17

seadiet AZ 30 asked for October The sales foot 40
au a sla a q 80 l' Il IS
'Ss fas.. sSs ss ssss
demand wa. suNs sSt and con oa DE fpg
hing paress; prices nnchsngsd sales packages Al
s ssass g. i, ~ =, s. , sT ISs ss ds
bSsinsss o. mport.nee quoted rss quality q
81 . Ss. s " psss aS' ns%.
snsf ss%' Nc SSs iasssd . tGss
L; s.ss 81 s:.s;:: &
sss%s.r sqsssss s. 81; ss s ;sIs Ss
70 s s s. ~ III
ssy s;s ss ss.:sss: sB
e sS Sr1 PSI s. IN Ss ssr
pss ss y, .@ss. ss = psr 5b
dressed pes,y u ssy
ana easy bat not sSpotscy S.sr
Pssdssws V. sIeeI Ehiss o i
' ss$ S!ss
H.. ia $::4. sss: Is e.
i as @ i SSa &c i've c &c.
!sr to good re IT, ise dusIs Jersey prime iss
JERSEY o M If GTt oa
81 turkeys, State and Jersey i,e iec d. western
as wssssra aosss .s sss ma
81 e. 90 Co. s ss. sa . tas Is FS
ssSs; xSedses,s. ws:tsra ~ 81 40 ssa. sSd
s Prime st aa EASTERN s.@s
s ssi sS s ss 20 s prime sss .. s dc
d. &c NC. do, carcass, lie . Isc. canvas 5scs
sPs 1ips sms /,
s sale: 81
PIT " q"sss & aas:S Ell + To-
ssEDs-There has been better inquiry for inseed
ssSs a' for vass !. s.
asy so 80 Sas
sg qaas 4 and
~ ias%ISSy 81 very light e.
*
20 g, fsns'a e s
Ssls;ss"'sE ssss5 Z ss%IS $
ar sH and 1sss Nos
e 9 !Ss, s!s. d. iStsis s4s; ~ d. isss1s,
s sas. y s ro1is sssas sS CON-
nSH 70 Gsas sssaSs!y 'lF isse.
Java-Duch standard Nos. 10 ol2, sac s2sc Manila
Superior and extra superior, 7Hc 4 SIC.
ToBAcCO-There has been quite liberal movement in
ruled arm Ths insSas 100 eases Of sanGry
eoSf = on 9 @ Psr - 9
private terms; 800 Connecticut. crop 1873 at
g. S.nssIs :si saslns.S ssTs saa in
OF 1000 hhds. At from i0c. 25c. per Id. Foreign
h sold the OF 800 bales Of Havana at 75c.
Isl per h. ~ A3ta i
firm. We note sales Of 100 hhds Of city at SIC. and
OV lbs Of Outof.town stock at SIC. l3l6c per To-
W0oI-A slight reaction IN tho woolleu goods market
has caused better demand for the material and
during the three days business has consider
able Improvement Prizes thsSqsnSas ruled stssay.
9o lbs Of IN Mashed Western aeece Sfc; 400 lbs
Ohio hssce, 6sc 500 lbs Of fine unble.shed Western
suDer pulled sskc; 800 lbs Of iall California 2Sh
Of secured Eastern TEXAS soc % bales mixed pulled
1909 lbs q do. 100 ~ w Of spring DO. IS bales
40 combines Is ia g Of pulled combings a0oO lbs Of
Georgia. 5000 lbs Of western Texas 10000 lbs. OF East
lbs Of bury do, 1850 lbs pulled California
70 bags secured do and bales Of Nevada all on pr
terms trt
WHisxxr-Receipts H4 bbls. The market was mod
erateiy Active, further dec line Of nc per gallon.
Sales $50 bbla OF which brought 81 0, and the
81 OK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-17

BANK SHARES.
or Grocers' Bank Is snares sold to-day at 1O2.
and OF Merchants Exchange 20 sold at no.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
London advlces state that the rate for money on
the Stock Exchange on government securities Is
81 per cent. The amount OF bullion withdrawn
from the pa...k OF England in balance to-day was
$4,000. the ADVANCE m Erie TO-DAY was from
26zs to FIX, with strong close. The 4:3u "a.
dispatches were as follows:-Consols for money.
92H; consoIs for account. OK; old rs bonds, ex
coupon, lO5,4 1855; 'e7 bonds, 100 Ios,.: ten
forty bonds, 1887 lo3k; new tves, 1888; Erie.
~ FIX. Market dul but steady.
In Frankfort United States bonds OF 1862 are
OH. Paris dispatches quote rentes at 6I.9o
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds were firm, with the exception OF
c., @. and l. g. FIRST which declined to 70h. All
the other bonds brought full prices. New Jersey
Central Hrsts and Milwaukee and St. Paui frsts
selling at LOT, Albany and Susque hanna 1rsts at
104, New Jersey Central convertible q. Io3k Chi
cago and Northwestern frsts at 90, Louisville and
Nashville consolidated at "a, and Toledo and
Wabash consolidated convertible at 5sk. Central
Pacific bonds closed at YAK 10 92X, and Union
Pacincs SsK to sss. for frsts, s5K to So for land
grants, and TAX to TAX for sinking funds.
SOUTHERN BONDS.
Southern State bonds were quiet Mssouris
nrm, at 94x IS for plain skies and % a GAY for
the Hannibal and st. Joseph issue. Old North
Carolinas, 81 rs; new, 12k bid, and special tax.
FIRST, second anc third issues, bid. Old South
Carolinas, % bid; new, January and July. Is II.
and october and April. Is bid. Old and new plain
Tennessees, 81 bid; old, ex coupon, 81 o 81 and
new. SIX 81, new series being 81 81 Texas
ten per cents are quoted at 95k a 81. Old vtr-
gtnias were steady at 80 bid new at 80 bid. and
consols 52}s So, the deferred varieties onering
at OK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-17
-Incndcd In the above are 40 bales TO arrive we
luote quotations based American standard

For future delivery basis low middnx the sales have
sssa 4 :fs see
SIS s!Ss fse9 ~ is Il S
99 ct SEC io0 At IS Is isc. March 500 e sssc.
81 s. ; AS! 80 : : 5s s ::
June so a, L. Is bSS @ AZ y Sc Toss iS CO bales
s fi5s Is ssc; BeesnSsr IS slss January, Sc
i LIE June is; - 1.tss. s. y
ISL Ss /. sso ss % 4 & s S s Il s
s 4 y @ :. s IS Z ;s !.
SO Sa i s g.. 3o :issc. lao y issss
7sq & 1 i5S 9 e is i 4 70 s &
E IT iSo si is lsisc &C., 4 s
iSS .. is 500 = iiisc March iU Al s Lido
20 aS e. Z 81 e d lsc at =. l q d III q y
400 lsSc May iSo 4 lose; June 100 az q Is iSc
paid 70 eschsnse loo SctoSep Tor No
S
ss snl !. ssni 50 al Il &
2 a. H5ME m !, 4 TO- !, s ss sn 70 4
I.os bales ~ ssil-SossmS lei S nss
dsIvs:sss lsso; NV ORLEANS Sss Mss'is ~ sssss.
a sy cess'Sa ss
nay Tor. ssssp
s'9:ss q q. 2 :s::%
by sail NC: compressed TO Liverpool. by steam, es2d
From Sor ~ s5i iaies sev s'e orleans Ss
% Gsy M Sas ssss ssn &.
FIX sss aS ne New
s as an G sa To IN fS
& Ss d
Isabella ali private terms Mid coffee was deal. n
sa y a s ss a. Mobile heard a.
yate terms We quote Re ordinary carSesA ls'sS a
e ~ Ssyi5a%Ss' sfys s. Ts
% se H1ca h''H sss &c. fss.
saysnilla i5c. lsc Curacoa lsc l7c, gold sO and
J, Sssrss-rne, marte. suis. and steady: sales
~ and Sss devsr ss
CoRD1cn-The market was inactive, with prices
s sans sizes ss'y ooys u'isa sls.a
s aSa hsssa sna s nS s
S d. .ns 9rdss So rope arysa
ans tar,ed Manila Isih yarn lshs sisa rope sizes
i iss 49, isIsrssd ana nay Eops Ssw Zealand
a. sis ss sssIS:s
s sss.: .s'vs sno sGs as% nes isF 1ns:
sugar sugar snSSs with wish nesas box
ss sfaS.s sss'asss hoops. s:'s
uANpLss-I ne demand shows a slight Improvement as
the season advances. and values are held with more
ssc stearic, 2sc , parafine, a. 6s and l1s 26c.
&c adamantine, IL II and Is or, l3c lSxc loc q
I5>Sc. and i7hc. a lSc per ID. a.. Am.
Escs-The transactions to-day have been light but
the sales were within q steady range of prices. We
auote:-Long Island, New Jersey ana near by, &c
zsc; State and Pennsylvania. 2c 26xc Canada,
choice brands s!c. Axe; Western DO, s4c a4kci
other Western. Xc- n....,
o. 64 bushels corn S. $40 do corn meal m bbs GA U.s.
5I34S husnals; barley 4l3 do. rye. 1000 do. Flour
at full prices The sales aggregate fay 10 M bbs m
GLIDING about 3OD bbs extra state at % 10 v5 ~, the
balance NJ ngurcs within our quoted range. Corn al
Arm and sold extent of 400 bills AZ - ~ 81
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no. htat1.
nxtrA STATE " 2.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-17
AN ITALIAN BISHOP IN PRISON.
Rome sept. 2s) Correspondence OF salut Public,
of IvOnal HT

OF Lyons.
Mgr. Rota Bishop OF Mantua, Is undergoing his
six days. Imprisonment for IAN offence to the
King' in a pastoral letter. He was conducted
from his palace to the town prison in closed car
riage and treated with all possible consideration.
His only escort was an officer OF gendarmerie.
seated opposite to him, with uncovered head.
The preiate occupies an apartment of three
rooms. very neat and clean. His ser
want brings his meals and waits on MIN
at table. His. secretary Is admitted once
day. One OF the chambers has been converted
into an oratory, where the prisoner says mass.
TIE authorities allow to he delivered TO nm Jour
mails, visiting cards, letters, tefegrams OF con.
dolence, including That sent by the Pope ana tne
one from the Uathollc Association OF Rome. IAks
notice that the Bishop had so much the less rignv
TO attack His Majesty, a. LomDardy, even ia tue
eyes OF the Vatican, lcgitlnatev lornls pSIs
the "Kingdom ol sardinia"