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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-12-29

LONDON, Dec. ga telegram from
Perak shows that the British now
hold all the important positions in
that neighborhood. Maharajaha Leila
has taken refuge in Siamcse territory.
British power is now supreme at
Pcrak, only the murdcrcrs of Berch
the President being in arms.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-12-29
New York Market,

NFw YOEK, Dec. %.
! BY telegraph.
Wheat--dull; No. 3Chicago 81 OS (;
> do. Milwaukee lO93lO; do. 2 Chi
cago VI 1901 do. 2 Milwaukee l %
@23; do. ! spring 30@32; new and
old winter red western II 1926.
Ryc-quiet.
Corn--quict; new mixed western
69@7Oc.
Barley-nnchanged.
Oats.-dull; mixed western and
State 45@ 48c.
Pork-quict at $40 S7ia@2l OO.
Lard-dalI at 1919 @l5-lt;c.
Whisky-$l 10.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-12-29

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2S.--The Post
Office Department has received a
Cable dispatch from the British Post.
master General saying that the money
order advices on the lists from the
United States largely exceed the usual
amount. Please remit thirty thousand
pounds on account. This unusual
large balance is accounted for as the
result of money orders sent for holi-
day presents. Twelve thousand
pounds sterling had been RENTED be-
fore the receipt of the telegram, and
the balance will be liqnidated in the
ordinary course of business.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-12-29
Chicago live Stock Market.
CHrcAao, Dec IS.

by telegraph.
Hogs-estimatcd receipts ll,OOO. :
Market dull but firmer on light and
best grades Of heavy hogs: sales Of
common to choice packing &c Goa 30
ditto shipping $G s0@7 10; light IS sc
OF O5.
Cattle-dull and weak. Receipts
100. Good 10 choice "a 5O@5 rs.
medium $4@4 so butchers stock 50 sc
@3 rs.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-12-29
Outstanding Legal Tenders.
Consolidation Of Revenue Dis.
tricts- One-Q Quarter Million
Dollars saved Thereby.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 98..--The Sccre-
tary has given directions for the re.
tirement Of S64A, $50 Of legal tender
notes on account Of the National Bank
note circulation issued during Decem-
Der. This will leave the outstanding
legal tenders, until further reduc-
ton, at 1911 ,S27.22. The work of con-
solidating the Internal Revenue col
lecting districts throughout the coun-
try has been completed and the num-
Der reduced from 2O9 to 1G3. The
annual saving to the Government will
be a quarter million dollars, and most
OF it in salaries.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-12-29
Milwaukee Market

MILWAUKEE. Dec. Is.
[ BY telegraph.
Wheat-a cent lower. closing auiet
and steady at $3.50 cash. 596ss Ian.
Sa14c Feb. No. 3, 76l6c. rassfiao
i Gorn-qniet at l!zc l.fh .osrs,x
Rye-66c. sfifai. III Eli
Barley-No. 2, 9Stsc. = W ff'tf'i'l
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Rashen va.y.m,s Sn..c,,

BosToN, Mass, Dec. 27.--At a
Methodist preachers meeting, to-day,
an effort failed to have placed before
the public paper setting forth the
views of the meeting with reference
to the third term speech of Bishop
Haven.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-12-29

| LAWRENCE MASS, Dec. 29.-Nettie
Smith and Ann Conlin, two chill
dren We're drowned on Christmas
day at Andover by the breaking OF
I ice
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-12-29
GRIM S AND CASUALTIES
TIVE Persons Assaulted - A
WAN Shot Dead Three
Persons Drowned
AssaSSl

WHEELING. W. Va. Dee. 25.-A
special to the Register from Venton
this State. says that on the night OF
the 23d John West and his son Ed
ward. We're assassinated while re.
turning from lunch.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-12-29
Eighty Pcrsons Killed as . Chrtstmss
Fssslval and FIFTY WounaeA.

BERNE, Switzerland, 27.-News has
just been received here that while
Christmas festivities were proceeding
in a school house at Hillikon, a little
village in the Canton of Dargons, the
ilooring gave way and eighty were
killed and fifty more OF less hurt.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-12-29
by telegraph

by Telegraph
Wheat-more active. No. 2 Fall
y 40@h cash, and 81 Al Feb. No. 9,
81 26.
COrn--firlner at 38@ ,4e.
Oats--quiet. at 34e.
Rye-firmer at Csc.
Barley-nnchanged.
WhisEy-quiet at 81 IL.
Pork--dull; $40 80 asked.
Lard-l2@l21sc bid.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-12-29

Democrats in the Legislature of this
State win support the Republican
candidate Cor e. s. Senator who STAYS
out of caucus. -
The Globe may he able to dclivci
the Democratic members ofthe Legis.
latnrn. but we rather incline to the
opinion that the Globe is much like
that old fellow who went up on a
high mountain Il long time ago and
made such big offer. when he reall,
had nothing to give. In any event
however. IL il should so happen tina,
! thu Democrats should vote for some
Republican who stayed out of tn,
caucus. they would vote for the losing
man just as they would TO vote for g
| Democrat. That Democratic tral
won't spring. and il il did it would
not catch anything.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-12-29

WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.-The Comp
troiler OF the currency has called up
on the National Banks for a report
showing their condition at the close
of business on Friday the seventeenth
of December.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-12-29

DEBORAH. Iowa. has expended $685..
COO in public and private improve.
ments this year, and nearly one hun.
dred new buildings and additions
have been erected.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-12-29
Tnree Person. s.r.wmrs

WASHINGTON, Dee. 25.-Whilc a
eolorcd man named Simms was dri-
wing across the Potomac last night.
his horse fell from the bridge. and
his wife, SON and daughter were
drowned.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-12-29

\ Bill Withdrawing all aid from
denominational schools and making
education compulsory. passed the
Parliament of Queensland, Australia,
recently.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-12-29
Shot 81 q sunaay ceck r,rh,.

NEwBuRG N. ", Dec. 27.-During
cock fight early on Sunday morn
ing, at Mattewan, John Horne, a sa-
loon keeper was fatally shot by man
named Mckinney, of Fishkill land
ing.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-12-29

!, s...sn~n suanly VIII nave 4 grand
wolf hunt on the 18th inst. the scalps
fclts and game 10 be donated TO IN,
editors OF the county.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-12-29

HASTINGS, N. ", Dec. 27.-An ex-
tensive sugar refinery here burned
yesterday. Loss serious. Partially
insured.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-12-29

phia, Pa
Mo.
Hrs Molle Hoover, Pekin, Iowa.
Wsstly Wood, Balidin, Iowa.
st. Louis, La. go
Miss Gertie Spear, Leavenworth, Kan
MISS Minnie Fhlny, Marshalltown, la
Chas Geefrs, Keokuk, Iowa.
miss Bridget Murphy, Dudley Etation.
Mt. Elihines, Wepello county, Iowa
MI. Gush Mash, Keithsburg.
Persons calling for the above will please ssy
, 'sdrestised' and gire dsts oflist.
A, X. HAx,+yox, r. u,
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Deutsg IL.

WASHINGTON, Dec. N.--The Next
can Minister denies that he made has
arrangements to secure immiGra-
ton into Mexico.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-12-29

CHRIsTMAs
Imposing Celebration Of tn
Day mt New York.
Also Notable Ceremonies al
Memphis. Louisville, and
Other Points.
AT NEW YORK

New YORK, Dec. 25.-Christmas
was ushered in with driving rain
storm which degenerated into a driz-
zle that continued throughout the day.
The people had hardly ceased making
preparations for the observance OF
the day, when the religious services
were begun with the midnight mass,
There was midnight mass in a few
of the Catholic churches and in all OF
the churches from early morning UNI
I'll noon, low and high masses were
celebrated with crowded congrcg ga
tons. The Episcopal churches were
filed to their utmost capacity, espe.
cially Trinity, where the music and
decorations were The grandest and
most tasteful.
In most of the churches of other de.
nominations. special services were
held, and in the lecture rooms Of
nearly all, the Christmas bell was
raised up and laden with presents for
the children. In the charitable insti.
buttons, Christmas dinner was pre-
pared for the inmates, while the news.
boys in their homes were bountifnlly
provided for by Rev. Father Drum.
goule and Mr.. VIM. M. Fleiss.
In the neighboring cities the ser.
vices were of similar character.
Early in the morning, during a
quarrel over brace of pigeons, Au.
gust Zonrow, Il married man living
at 1872 Second street, was fatally shot
His assailants were arrested.
AT LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 25.-Christmas
has been very generally celebrated
here by all classes and races among
the churches. The services were wei
! attended. The sermons We're good
and the music grand, especially in tht
Episcopal and Catholic churches.
During row in an underground
saloon early this morning, in which
more than two dozen men were en-
gagged, five received wounds. TIL,
row grew out of an old grudge of tn,
two leaders, and terminated in gen
eral row, in which knives. pistols anl
chairs were used Robert Clemmon
was seriously stabbed in the neck
Robert Atwell had his nose nearly GU
OFF: John Mitchell was cut in tn,
| shoufutl ~ M. IlugAf, was cut IN TIL
back twice; John Griffin, in the fac,
and hip. There was too mnch con
fusion TO know who did the cutting
AT MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS, Dec, 25.-The attcndanc,
At the churches to-day was very good
but the utmost disorder prevailed o,
the streets in the discharge of firearms
and fireworks.
| The day was unusually warm. III,
mercury reaching 500.
A large number of accidents ar,
reported. but with few exceptions
without serious results.
About noon, while party of bow
were firing toy cannon i'm front o
J Spcck's confectionery store it explod
ed and a portion Of it struck VILE,
galloway. aged Is a nephew of Col
Galloway. editor of the appeal. in TIL,
face. destroying the right eve, break
ing his nose, and inflicting wounds
which will doubtless prove fatal
Another piece struck negro man
who was passing by, on the wrist
decorating ititerribly. Another piec,
struck Capt. Walter Goodman. Sccre
tary Of the Planters Insurance Com
pany, ON the leg. inflicting a Sigh
! wound.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-12-29
Celebration Of lie Annf-
y"rsary Of the hattie
of Trenton.
A Libel on Secretary Bris-
tow Refnted.

Anniversary 81 the hattie 81 Treason
TRENTON. N. j., Dec. 27.-The ami
versary Of the battle of Trenton -
day, was attended with a good de,l
of enthusiasm, notwithstanding it wa.
confined altogether to citizens o.
Trenton, about 1000 persons partici
pated as military and all the othel
companies were made mp from citi
zcns without uniforms but supplied
with arms from the State Arsenal
Gems. Washington, Sullivan, Greer
and Myer were all personated, alst
Col. Rail and others Of the Hessial
or British army. The movements o
the troops began at eight O'Clock ant
lighting through the streets between
contending armies reached its heigh
at about o'clock when the surrende
occurred which was received will
cheers. In the afternoon addresse
were delivered to large audiences q
the Opera House by Gems. Campbell
Rushing, VIM. "A. Barton, L. s. Stab
and Judge Narr. An immense crow,
of troops dincd at Washington
Hall. The day passed off withou
any accidents.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-12-29

LOUISVILLE, KY, Dee. 27.-J. A..
Cunningham, whisky dealer of
high standing in Louisville, publishes
a card in the Cov1er-,1O Journal regard
ing the Chicago Inter-O Oceans report
as TO Bristow's connection with his
business, in which he says the same is
totally unfoundcd in fact he furnish
cs abstracts Of all correspondence re-
lating TO the seizure of his whisky,
and shows conclusively that Bristow
has never been his counsel or was
ever spoken TO by him concerning his
case. Regarding the statement that
Bristow dismissed the case after be-
coming Secretary Of the Treasury, he
says the same Is false, and the case is
still pending.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-12-29
MARK Ta.
DECEMBER 28th. l076

DECEMBER 28th, 1876
The weather during the week has
been very unfavorablc for farmers,
owing principally to the bad condi-
ton Of the roads, and the receipts OF
grain have been raordinarily light.
Prices are wholly unchanged, with
the exception of corn, which is lii
tie firmer, ana sells readily at Zoe.
We uuote.
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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-12-29
st. Nicholas for 1874 and
1875. q Vols.

For the convenience of libraries, and be-
cause many children find the two large
volumes for "a and rs rather bulky to
handle, we have had these twenty-iour
numbers bound in four elegant rol71mes,
and enclosed in neat box, under the zen.
erAI title or fhe
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-12-29


The New York Herald has new
addition sensational to its third term
hobby. in the shape Of a secret order.
styled the .. L. A--the order of
lnited Americans. This is an order
ofeomparatively recent origin and is
eermaine to the old know nothing or
der in its principles Its objects per-
tains strongly to political matters. II
has never iourished and has very
measre membership. The good sense
OF the American people condemn it.
las should he the case with each and
every secret order which at all
trenches upon the proper field OF pol
tiles. This Republic would not stand
the strain upon it if secret political
parties were the rule for a single de-
cade. The liberties. the property. or
the lives Of citizeus would not be safe.
even. So much for this foolish and
unsuccessful order.
! The Herald publishes that Prcsi-
dent Grant. Blaine and other dis
tinguished personages are members of
the order.and that il is in the interest
of the third term. The Herald edit
or~. ofcourse. know that the whole sto.
~ Is false. The sole object for pub.
fishing il is TO enlarge the sensational
character of that paper. The Herald
does not circulate among honest PEG.
pie who want an honest statement al
ff,c politics of the day. 1t draws its
support from far different source.
Who ever heard ola New York Her.
aH shedding an enlightcnlng influ.
ence in one of the moral. and
christian homes of the great
Northwest: In commercial matters
II does well and is sought for. and il
Is equally successful in its column OF
designation notices. Its readers in
great numbers have diseased taste
for sensation like the inebriatcd af.
fiictcd with mama pof". and the Her
afd caters TO it.
Again il has another idiosyncrasy
which used to reign trinmphantly
with the elder Bennett. viz: Abusing
when the party castigatcd seemed to
be able TO pay. or his friends for him.
I" hush up the abuse. The Junior
Bennett don't seem TO be as successful
in this latter characteristic ofthe FAM
ilv as his sire.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-12-29
81. I.ouis live Stock Market.

ST. LOUls, Dec. %
By telegraph.
Hogs-Receipts 1860 head. Active
and firm. Shipping $6 25@6 so: pack
ing 10 75@7 90; extra 81 I2l%.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-12-29

/ senator Morton has introduced res
olutions in the Senate to investigat
the manner i'm which the late Stat
! election in Mississippi was conducted
As touching this matter we publisl
two extracts from. Democratic paper
unpublished in Mississippi, the othe
in Texas. The following is from tn
Kinds County (Miss.) Gazette,
The Democratic Conservative Clnl
at Rocky Springs, Claiborne County
ON Saturday last discussed the ques
ton of renting lands, advancing sup
plies, and employing men. in the yea
1876. who voted the Radical ticket j,
1873. 1t was finally determined tina
no member of the club should rent o
advance to or employ any but mem
bers ofthe Democratic Conservativ,
party. and any employed men VIII,
voted the Radical ticket at the lat,
election should be discharged at tn,
expiration of the year unless the,
come forward voluntarily and join thu
club. and promise henceforth to &C
openly with the friends Of honest ant
good government.
Is it not time the Raymond Clul
should take some definite action OF
this subject? We are to have Pres
idential election in 1876, and in 1877 {
Governor and all the State officers arr
to be elected. Our triumph in 1875
great as it certainly is, will not bt
complete unless we repeat ii in 1877
and again in 1877.
from the Austin CTexas) Democratic Statesman
For month past Mississippi la.
been veritable pandcmoninm. Bands
of fearful music and drums and flies
even more hidcOus, have traversed
the hapless commonwealth; cannons
We're fired that proper moral influ.
ence might affect the man and brother
and soothe the nerves Of the CRYING,
fhieying, dirty carpct-baggers and
scalawags. They succumbed to these
benign influences, and Mississippi
stands rcgcnerated. disenthralled. and
shall we say t:-rcdeemcd.
II Is needless. perhaps, to look be-
yond glorious facts of to-day: but we
cannot help suggesting that the cost
OF victory was enormous. 1t was hui
initiating and degrading to the last
degree. The agencies employed were
brutalizing alike to whites and blacks.
and one cannot help recurring to the
exclamation Of Pyrrhus when he said
Qf his victory over the Romans. Zone
more such triumphand am undonc."
We have letters before us from intel
hgent Mississippians saying that the
contest, despite its crown of roses.
was so disgusting and revolving to
decency that they will never make
another. and the emigration of the
white population will hardly be less
encd in volume.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-12-29

~ Nd, per ID. 10
0roen lb........... 81
Hrnhhv cured. ....... 6lt
Veal hiasc6 in price.
os. .sxsor ID IN
:. onssp ps'ss' " pisoe. I. lOol.Oo
Spring, Per sack, 49,. !, osa, 90
Cornmeal, I. IS 2.oo@2.25
Apples- Green, per busl.,, 7sal ~
I" barrcie n co@ "a ~
Prime yellow, per ID 90
Fresh, per dozen. 80. q
Tea
Imperial. per lb. 1880. l.OO0l.25
Young Tyson, per H.. M0l.25
6unpowder, per lh.... l.250l.76
Japan, per lb.......... SO01.25
Sugar
Brown, (Cuba) per lb.. II
Light, (Orleans) per Ii ill.,
Clarified, yellow liz
Coffee \" per lb. -. l2X
Coffee, -.C," per NJ. IL
White crushed. ...... l6H
Rio ,por ID. .......... a502s
Laguira, per lib. ..... 30
java, per lb.........-. ~
| Meats
Hams, sugar-cured per ID 15@l7H
Country-cured, per h.. i6@l0
Shoulders, sugar CURED 10
Breakfast Bacon IiN
| Lard
S Sssls' '''. . 1895
Tall0w--
Per H.. va
i rsctorv. per III. 1915
aalt mar barrel $50
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$500 year; $4.OO for bound
volumes.

We will send the the magazine one year,
beginning November, 1876, and either Of
the Two bound volumes a. above, postpaid.
!or woo or subscription one year and
the two bound volumes for $1,000. The
price OF the 4.volnme edition 10 $500. All
newsdealers and booksellers will rsceiys
subscriptions and supply volumes at above
rates.
November and December numbers free
TO al snhscribess for 1876. Scribner's
Monthly and 81. Nicholas, 81.
SCRIBNER X CO, TAB and T45 Broad
dlS-i2d way, N. =.
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al. NichOlas for l075.

Which, with its magnificent pictures, its
two complete serials, and it, innnmsrabls
shorter stories, sketches, poems, fairy
tales. rhymes, iingles, tita of wisdom, its
French, German and Latin stories its fun
and its puzzles, ,1ack-in.the pulpit, the Let
tar-box. &C., &C., is even more superbly
attractive.
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List OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Postofice. Ottumwa, Iowa,
unca Ned fo., Dec. 9th. 1876.
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~. I.ouis Market.

ST. IouIs, Dec. 2s
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ST. Nicholas for 1876

Promises even greater attractions than the
previous volumes. A strong feature of the
new volume is all american SERIAL story,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-21

MEAT Beef, porter house, ooa2s per ID: sirIoin,
-; round, Is roasting pieces. BIAS: corned, l0sls
dried, -; sliced, Is: Clipped, 80; Pork, losso
corned, sal2h; Mutton, l5asoc; Lamb, lsasD: Veal
Ys2s Dried Beef, S.a2s; Hams, whole, II; cut, Isl
sliced, .; Middliuss, Is: cut. Halls: shoulders, Il
whole, Is ent Tongues s'ssn each Lard, iSc per 10.
GAME Duck, ~idgeon, 100 per pair blue wing
g. per pair; red sa; 80 per pair; canvas back
soc each.
FIsH.-Rock. Ssi0 per bunch; Perch s.a+o per
bunch; Catfish. q per bunch; HaIibut ID per 10 ;:
Perch, yellow, 40 per bunch; Shad sDssfc psr pair
Herring, = Cts per bunch: sheepshesd, TssI 90:
salmon, lCeIfornis,D %ea5ec. per lb; Salt Water
Taylers, 4oa19c;; Cod, l2sais per To-; Haddock u
alSc per Id; Lobster Is; CLANS, 100 per 100 SpJts
4ec. Per bunch.
Observation-Disclosures, Irish, 20 per nix; do sweet
~ per PIX; Onions, 50 Per PIX; Cabbage, 3as per nd
Iomatot 8, Saso per PIX: Carrots, per bunch: Egg
Plants, Sa5; Oyster Plants. per bunch; Turni ps
per pk " '>
FRUITs.-Oranges, aass per dozen; Lemons sOsss
per dozen ppies, tos50 per PIX: Pears, Goa 81 per
PIX do cooking, 4os5O. Grapes 25s3O per box.
DRIED ERUITs.-Apples, l0al2 psr p1und: Peaches
ries, 30a25 per rs. -
BgrIER.-Phiadelphia print, 50 per H.: New
York Creamery, Is; choice roll, ~: fair do a5as5
Eggs. 20 per dozen; Cheese. 9pa25 per h.
Decentralization, live, 75al Is per pair; Ducks
I5al 90 pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-21
The MArkern

BALTIMORE, Oct q Cotton dull and heavy
mlddling, lShal3ss. Flour quiet-westarn suter
Sa4 rs; do. extra, Oos5.EO: other grades an
changed. Wheat firm and unchanged Corn aUi.t
and sit ady-southern white SasI; southern eiI1w
3 vest IN miN ed, % bid, spot sales y October I'd
hrst hall November Oats dull aud unchanged RyS
steacy, 15aS2 Bay quiet and sic ady. nnChansei
pr9vlsions lower but more sctiye. Pork, q 0Ca
- % Bulk mests-shoulr ers. 9ag g; clear rib - =.
l2esal2si loo. pa Nod, aal3h BacOn--houIirs
h7s; clear rib sides. IL al41S; hams, EhaI6 Lard
QGltt but hrn-r' fined, 4'salS. Burter firm and
nLchanged. Petroleum quiet-Crude. o. a5z.; re
III. 'i' i'1'a
BALI MORE. Oct. 2l.-yrginix 6's peelers, AZ.
EnE,Iia consOls, $50; West yirginias .. Nartb
CAROLINA skies, old, Is; do. new, 10 bid to dag.
sugs quiet. hos alUiS.
Nav YORE: Oct 2I-stocks active, excer,
Lake Shore, which i higher. Money, 2 Gold, rs
ard lover. ~
NEW YoEK. Oct. IL Flour doll and de.
firm. S 1
LONDON, Oct. q, 1890 ?. m.-The directors of the
Bat OF Enel and. al their meeting to-day hSed the
nlnlmum rate of discount at the bank at Der csnt
The rate for money at the stock exchange on CIV
erDn ent securities IL Ia per cent Cousols for
money and account, "a ll6. u s. bonds, 1861 5,
lU11a. Erie, l41s; preferred, 81. -
LONDON, Oct. Il, m-OOnsolS. o. 3 Is for bofh
MOI ey aud accoPnt. Erie, l3sS Paris adVices rot
Tentes IS francs 621s centimes.