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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-21

l4c Low Middiing. l3Nc Good Ordinary l3 &C., net 70.
ceipts a. bales; stock ! 1853 bales - 49,, .,.,
xog,IE July 2O,-COtton quiet; Midllng, lii2dlfsc;
Low Middlng fac: Good Ordinary, 13 &c net receipts
ba,es exports coastwise ls; Sales Is bsles; stock
1907 bales n -. -. -, ,,,,,u -.
Mddipx I4a: Good Ordinary 1916 net recaps - bales
gross f02 bales sales 100 bales stock, - 'S6 bales
k1ISfsNxI J,,iy aOCottou quiet Miidlng Ia sc Low
Mdiing iiisc Good Ordinary, l3isc; net receipts 200
baIes spment bales sales 1873 bales stock 22J bales
IOlusyiLLH July 2O.-Cotton q,aet Adding Ia &c d..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-21

HAVANA, July 2O-Spanish Gold 2ljGal5a Exclanse
very active on the United go days currency u
premium; short sight do 9osi9S prsmnndIaa 70 days
on London I5l 1913 premium Paris 25 l26 premium
sugar dull No IL d. S. lial42 reals arToba In god'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-21

LOCO bales still arrive IN time. mus
Giving total disposal abOU; 2SOOOU bales ie mar
Let last SERIES has been quiet Inc hu-
meroas large failures which have recently taken place IN Lon
don and In the cOuLry have had direct influence on WOOL
hut led to act viii gI AZ duilo ahu
only their immediate requirement.
therefore are limited but prices far as the small es can
DE takcn as criterion show alteration Al Antwerp there
has sn an active Plate Woods during the
past month and considerable quaLuty las found AT
rren rates the auCDn which Is fXeC oi the
30th and which win inelaie 20C@O 10 10000 bales less
business will probably DC done N tAe interval S,
Te new Eng cy reported TO be better quality but
rather lighter Weight then last season Prices are ao'd
iIe same anythilg hale higher The general STATE OF
the trade satisfactory. t appears that manufacturers ID
England and France axe fully emf 0yea anu IRON 1efy'
Too where past depr sson In e has been e
NJ ,s OF favorable is received from nat
t,rers The C~Ji1 AgrcuituTisf Of july 10 says: lhte
now 100 nigh grade and pure AngoI' goats on ne
coast The will IL ID the head or iys 10
OF rohair worth least soc y H. or about ~ neal an'
nuay on average at present low prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-21

sTEA RIS Is irIr 4,OOJ Ciy at q lac and
40 tcs. Western at l6Ns.
SUGARS sri remain very dun; reaners are hoI
holders pressing sdlcs and ar ass x ul
former We have Oaly 10 note sales OF ~ mus ana
Centrifugal az s. AID 200 hlds Cua Mus
cOyaio at sac. We quote GoDl Refining [ uba ~
7saSisc; do Centrifugal lhds and boxes,
S y9ac ~ CiaycG az s7sr. Refined silVg
soft yellow; IO'd lO'sc; Tor
lac crushed IL sc for Powered AMI los
ale. for GrfnulteG.
TALIOW steady, with sales II 90 hlis. Clty Gt DC ana
10000 T. Western at same piice.
Loaf - moving slowly, AMI vlucs re
the the inquiry l.iug chiefly ior tie lower
grades The tire days embrace 30 hhds
nLIhi he rano nf N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-21
COTTON MARKETS.

BALTIMORE Jnly 2o-Cot,on dull MiidIins. I5c. Low
Midng So; Good Ordinary, lac. net Receipts 20 bales
gross bales exports ooastws % bales Sales 10 bales
spinners So BALES stock. 2,.l2 bales -
WILMINGTON. Jay 2O-COtton unchanged MiddliDg.
li2c; Low Middlng Ia -c Good Ordinary, l3c.
ceipts bales, stock, AL BAGS $500.
GALygsos July 20-Cotton quiet and steady Middiing
Low NJ ding, IS &c; Good Ordinary, Lac; net re
ceips SO baos gross, 30 baes exports coaswse' l7Jt
bales sales 27o bales; STOCK, s. 20 bales.
AuGUsrA July 2O.-CottOn-Huyers and sellers apart !:
nothing doing MdDg nal, lidli4e. net receipts 80
bales: sales, & bales
MEaPdIs Iuiy 20.-Cotton dull Middlng, l4ic.; net
ceip bales spmeats. 6i2 bales sales 200 bales stock
1891 bales. -, 49,.
Noapuik July 2O.-Cotton qu.et Middling. l49eli'-c
net receipts bales exports coastSise 50 bales sales 10
bales stock, 1898 bales.
BusiOS july 2I-Coton qnie. Middling. l5hc Low
Nddung. IA g. dood ordinary lie net receipts 43 bales
gross 43 bales sales, - bales STOCK, 1900 bales
ADsLrIlis July 20.-Cotton duli Miidling, l54c.
Mlddlng l4c Good ordinary, lac, gross receipt. 80
bales
July 2o-Cotton nominally unchanged Aiddlng
Ii &C MihdiDg. lac. Good Ordinary l3sc gross
receipts IS bales Shipments 81 bales STOCK ls95 bars
CdAkLKsros July 20Iotton quiet Mdding. lasac; Low
Mng Good Ordinary. Is sc net receipts. IL bales
exports France l2j bales sales 10 bales STOCK 4l0o
bales
SAVANNAH. July 2o-Coiton entirely nominal Nid.la1
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CPECIAL COMMISSIONER NOTICE.


SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
DASbE a sS Fl a D. ~
ns Sas p ssh Sg the sner as
Court o. 1 the a & rh Judicial circuit
a TirGfs % an P LAT 1SSS Rave S been
pended IN road by the several Receivers and ny
the rust hey has had o. and ans @
such endures and particular character Of these
Also issued in accordance with
the orders N the ami what disposition was male 81 ne
sad Which IN his option should soseG and
for w e. f haze ol ssn nP S 5 PAID S
for Other Legal ssp ss for ss r and to who" the
otSer sums nsi IN detail SaSe been properly by
the several kecayr and Trustees In the exercise Of their
dsi for 1 Ia S sa and have rem
dered in the proper execution Of their trusts and what any,
purposes Of this Investigation the undersigned mott
@ al on ao tfs 3. S aSh Day fea
Another the purpose win be held I'm or
LIZ 1F pss
Nsd pNNRE hhLw H4Ss q am
send in e aud receive bonds for the same FOR fur
sn wn e cS s s me Ray q
Broadway. h. H. TROWBRlDGE. Secretary
vT'O THE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDIOLD-
entry decree Of & r." y The o Ena ses
next az which, time decree win be entered UNDERSIGNED
have actually deposited with Them To be used In pnchas
mortgagod premises First Mortgage
Bonds which is more than 81 900 over al other nares
combined Utica Plan claim u have about t5OOOOO
Opyke Party" q. j.. Williams and others have out
81 2j0OO0 The B0nhoiers at time stop all seeming
differences themselves by at once sending their bonds
such numbers to give large majority OF the
whole issue Such You desire do this and greatly
peite your gcng your property into your own hands
accomplish wishes by sending bonds 10
In eldonto the 81 100000 actually deposited with u.s.
written and verbal assent to our pan We De
eve than 81 100000 additional making in the agge
clear majority OF this mortgage ANY further iniorI
ton can be had on application to
n. 4. COWDREY, Sec'ry IS William ST.
c. ~ JORDON, HENRY AMY,
f. Z. JAMES, EDWARD LlNINGSION,
JOHN z. CROSBY.
Committee oil Mortgage Bondholiers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-21
GAS STOCKS.

GAS STOCKS.
VI NEW YORK. METROPOLITAN, MUTUAL AND
MANHATriN GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD,
and all kids Brooklyn and New YORK Gas Securities uea
INDY oro. ~ a., ." D., 90. 80. q, ~ v.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-21

market steady. ~ih iair business N
jobing sails Of co eas Carolina AT s1 &c ior Far
1nd7se GCOl; 7izg G.. for Prime, and slsdSi2c z
Ch,ic !25 bbs Loud of 7ioq1"sc for Fair to ii
6saG'< for lower gres go bags RagOOn At O2d6'sc
20 tags Patna at6a4 q7c. currcacy.
SKtNs-toai SKINS inoydg slowly, and values are ,
altered receipts haiss Iaicntia, q bales Cepetown
bales IAguara % Maiacabo l2 bales Cnaco6i bales Ia
and sales. 20 brios Texas, y
Aes Curacoa TIale in Deer sk exceedingly dull
values rely mnal sell liDernl concession roih oar
10 D. made recnpts, t3b bales Ane
tura Para, bail bales Iainhco !
Porto Eo or bales aguayra and 80 bales Vera cruz Ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-21
mel AWARE AND HUDSON CANAL Co..

~ owning operating the only route To COopcrtown,
sharon Cave, Ballston, Saratoga Lake George and
places Lake Champan Night trains and steamers from
NewYOrk at Albany and Troy with morning trains
The day line and midday ira ms with evening trains
for all the named places s. L. MAYO, Genl Pass
Agent II. V. OLYPHANT Asst Prest
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Gteamboats ano Nailroaoo.

A LBANY AND TROY BY DAYLTGHT.)
v pDais Nh day s aan sxc q a.
Sa a. % landing q We, P sIs ornwsh HSyssg
sale or points Eor'S West. TIP adsei % west pon
Conw all aud Newburgh returning same day 81 Special
s. 40 V - 80
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatouie
a. And Naas1ass aTos q M a, ss rS rear >. II
p =.
CTTIZENS' LINE Steamboats, for TROY,
With al railway nes SoI th ara ~ %s Esns
Pier az r. toO Of eroys fAroa ess ss ,"d over ali
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
aS1 n s IVY o 70 o GE i Ssnss.
with Del Vest H. e PIN y:DarS Vim Lshish
f% see, ns % :S and S WV s.S q
Central ysGMa fH E xssk5atNSo3f .1if
Commencing May 81. 1875 Leave New ork as fol'vs:
toS WI Maac6 clnaf Ts@adHa Taiasnend wtsesOsms
75 mwaS Train for EasOn, connect" at Junction with
si5 .MoeNSe ksrassS daily EXCEPT sand a 70.
soIneraiiie FOR pennington Chunk,
e Pshy 3Ea %smSS ss &C. VIII" 1fousa
1910 mWsy Train for Easton connrcts At Phihpsears
for Mssney CITY E,i soa %ss
barre Readng Columbia Lancaster Eph'Asa fo''S''"'
si5 p. ia~ExraEss for Eason. Belvdere Bath. Mauch
cs sso w nWsy Ta aad for sSa aSaela
400 p m-way Train for Easton Allentown. aud aauch
CHUNK. Connects at Junction with Del Lacs and West H.
40 p DI.-Way Train for SOrners lie and Fleminston
800 m.-May Train for SOmeryile
5l5 D. m.-FOr Plainhed
Msuch Chunk Wkesbarre Tcwanda, Reading. sal Harms
burg.
Goo D. m-Way Train for SomerviIe
$50 D. n.-Tor PlainBeld.
10 D. m.-FOr someryile
$50 D. m.-FOr EastOD.
$50 F. may Train for somervile
For Eiza,eih at $50 6i5, $40, l. 100. 7i5. 3 sts.
OILS, $50 1890, ll:l5 a. II m l2fJ, |, -. 80.
2A5 3, $3.50. 34j. 4. ais. 4Sp, 4ij o. 5lJ 80 545 q.
$40. $50. Z, 1880. Sl5, $50, go, 1890 ll5, ~ p N
T. F. KICKER, Supt and Eng.
H. p. BALDWIN. General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-21
MASTERS SALE.-Under Decree of Fore;


MASTERS SALE.-Under Decree Of Fore ore;
WI closure The matter Of the Rocbfor Rock ISLAND
and s Louis TGp@ 81 TE UN2TaD
HE y RST TRTs IF c 5hHGN 6F
cspnnnnt X TAIIR The occ66EPkY hTGE
oh1oS ASP MiHEnsyLL EInSAD c9MFANY
above the 18Th day Of Jaly A. D. sIS
HENRY W BISHOP Master In haneery OF san oor arc w
s pu iGss auction 81 O to he highest O Oh
hundred aud seventy ye % o'clock in the Iorenoon
q 1 linn no df q 'hs IN the city
Chicago county Cook and state OF Illinois, and as directed
@ AoEP rREMSEs described ,l in ans bill Of Of
said Rockford hoes Island and St louis Railroad company
%ih all dn 9rnS9S p All 10 nights Of way depot
grounds coal lands or other lana all dero.
wood houses coal o9se or other pIngs aG ar
equipments, machinery and ioos he'll for use IN CONNECTION
w said or ce5 a nSd coal @ al
cars tenders or other roll ng stock ana e4PsnS ~ an
reng or replacing said RI lroad any Of It's branohs
OF n or rST OPERATING ana All @ With Or rea
Ing aoa and also al rights claims ava pgnets
parties owning any coal ans or lands railroad
sr s r AZ S and dS n SfT Rc % mem
nances thererno b.lonsng and lhe rs'snS ns asn ali
the estates titles and interests watsoeyGr as well a.
Lcnis Kali ol3 Company Of in, and to the sam, also TIE
n
blongng and all other property real and PERSONAL DoeinB
lny and said Orion and Aacsyille Raiioad Confar'y or
either of them which in the posse ION oi "ldui
H. Ferry Receiver api al Other property rsb.s iicss
by the sad Receiver during NE pet ~ Oh his
IN connection with said n Tofs anu sa oS so
which tion be cat td t)Seter as one Propeity na
hundred dollars Of the bid Mt such sale TO DC
paid by purchaser m ISL at the tine OF sale ara Tor me
Master authorized to receive from such IN leu OF
c,sh of he
or 1863 mentioned In said decree or OF
issued In lieu OF any 81 SAIL coupons az suh per
For more particular HSsclp'o % INV tsy
Chaucey OF the Crcut Court OF the United states
Dated July ~, a. d. 1879.
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD BONDS
~ and SCRIP bought and sold II r. NEW d g GO;
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD BONDS.
change OF bonds for lands by addressing or calling upon
CALVIN +. HOW, No. rs Buriingslip, Aew.York
NOW rs TIE OPPORTUNITY FOR PER-
~ SONS OF LARGE And SNAIL: MEANS TO cd ~.
PANY organized with an authorized capital Of 100000
hare s25 for the purpose OF operating Touring mill OF 20
run Of burns he largest N tes United taes woos Zen
Company has the best improved water power IN the country
10 person buys valued at 800 viii be
given 10 shares lot worth 500 100 shares LOT worth
lots viii increase much TIE shares ana the investors
will double their the hrs' year The Company Is con
D. Negh PRESIDENT Of Company ias the best references
&c. For further information address j. d. NEIGH Or
LIvINGsToH y Co. Agents, 233 broadway, NewYork
~ PER CENT. GUARANTEED, FIRST
References and hi information sent on application
UNDERWOOD CLARK. huseatine Iowa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-21
nELAWARE. LACKAWANNA and WEST

~ ERN RAILROAD foot Of Barclay and Chr stophers
$40 m train with attached, Paterson
and Boonton Manunka Chunk, Portland, Water Gap.
stroudsburg scranton Carbonate Pi,tson Wikesbarie
Bend nghamtOn, oxford Norwich Rchhtld Springs
Cortland Homer, and Syracuse II IN, East0n Express or
Oxford Manunka Chunk, Portland Water Gap and SOucs
bury ilO D. m Bin ghamton Express. with drawing ronm
cars attached stopping principal stations Above train.
with And0ver Newton, &C. aud
connections for Lake Hopatcons Bd, Lake, and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-21

II
a 3JO bbls. at 81 IL .
WOOI1-Tb, does not from the torpid
its which has diinened time and prices have ia
and have been with officially upheld The
tn'ry for grades improved last ana
"a steady ayl the prospects are better for the
futur Pulled Woods in moderate demand Oh
stOcs light and lues favor the buyer Texas
the dfcl between
Garnet woods improved demand OWING 10
the light STOCKS values rule frn. The receipts OF
California and Woods liberal and the supplies OF
Fleece are tie increase Foreign Woos are quiet
at The moment, and prices favor the buyer somewhat
The sales embrace 5000 Ohio Fe,ces 0oc; 20 sacks
Texas, 3OLc 1000 Ii Australian 4fc;
10 ConDnC, SIC. 100 N Domestic do, private
terms 10000 spring California 2ic., 1000 n Medium
I,wasbc ri Gees Ace bags LAMBS Pulled private terms;
1000 Eastern Texas private terms 300 10 secured
LORNA private 1000 Medium on 81 7Jl '.';
10000 n pTng Ccffrn.a. private t,rns 5000 II spring
Ia1bs &C.; 21O0O 10 " inln OHIO Fteees 5Oc; 1000
OIL do 4gc 10000 70 Slfng (aiOna Free, 2Gc 2,OO
r. do Barry skirts, 23c % bes SECURED Texas private
terms; IL 100 n Fen Clip California 2nc; 1000 b ScoJei
Texas 3d sc; $1,000 Od Fceces 4Sc 10 SACKS Eastern
Texas tnns IS bales 81 California private terms
h Y Ohio fl~,ces, ate terms.
The London sales OF COLONIAL
- I..,r. .Ience nnI IL
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financial.
r. STOCKS WANTED ~

II Il. s. BAILEY. G5 wallst
PEORG& NIZATiON OF THE NETWORK
~ 0swEco MIDLAND EAILhoAD Gp MP, n.y.,
gage Bondhoders, TO DO sent free by applying 10 A. d.
MATTIER n Co, Utica ". 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-21
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.

/ ONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
II SUMNER ARRANGEMENT;
commencing 81 1915. Leave Hunters Point 40 fol-
lows:
900 m.-Eyprcss mail for Grseupor Shelter Island, sag
Harbor Jefferson. Locust Valley, Hempsa nj and Rock
for all stations the line and
branches.
1000 m-Port Jefferson Way for Port jefferson and In
terinediate stations and for Hempsead and Rochaway
1895 Accommodation fer Hicksville and for Locust
Valley. Hampstead and Rockaway.
Rverhead, NOrthpOrt Locust
Valley Hempseai and Rocksway connecting ~ Rverhcad
with Express for GreenpOrL
400 mGreenport and sag Harbor Express with paror
Greenpori stopping az principal stations only
$50 mPoIt Jefferson Express making connections Tor
Locust Valley, Hampstead and Kockaway
$50 m-Locust Valley Express, making connections Toe
lem. stead and ItOckaway.
for Locust Valley, Hampstead and I,orkaNay.
SUNDAY TRAINS
Leave Hunters Point at
m.-For Port JEFF Locust VALLEY Hampstead
and int ediate stations, and at
635 H-FOr Norhport, Incnst valley Hampstead and
iermedate stations and connecting with train from East New
York.
For Far Rockaway-ecve Hunters Point at 10 and 30
and 80 and $50. and 73O m. Returning Leave
Rockaway T45, and ii 80 aud 49, o. and 70 M
NR-Fcry boats leave New York foot OF James slip r. H.
Thirty foUrihst r.. n, IS minutes
U of Hunters Point.
- (,u al sinner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-21

There il no dispostion on the part Of brewers make large
purchases and The Hight inquiry consumption Is very dis
Couragng ~ large hOicrs Prices almost nominal
Wholesale cash prices in this city ,-so,
Ncw-YOrSs. good T. Nearl.nc s.. -.... Pc
chp ce new 2Sd33 Oi IS, all gTowths y
Fls'cTA. .21d3O Ca10rnlalS 20 uoV
new
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-21

quotable Apples The runor OF alght
crop with hoders aonay but what
would III advent OF positive deman remains To
Other quiet Peanuts sell only small way
We quote: 81, . OF,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-21

InpOffInI
tinued doiributiig business sales o IS cases Con
neciicut croD 1871 loo crop 1874, boih
private 40 Connecticut crop 1872 at loc
% asses Cornectcu ls7n 75c % cases Nini 0lsl
crop 1873 az c IL state crcp 1873 at "a c 10
eases Pcnnsyvana 1873 al ~ "a 5c; and 100 cases
slIndry kinds ~ ~ a II %. We quote: 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-21

THE berry market wei attended this weck and
a. II kinds in ovcrstock to-day with the light demant
ola res unsoll afternoon. SclierS maze
mss. in opening item rather high Watermelons are in
&c ie.and A car load OF California gaS VIII he
here on Monday II -. Virginia eel; 30 crates 81
fns Ksrtefts, which sc!i e $7gts bush w. We
Io.-l that the Pcnlsulir Fruit Growers Assoc ION
making effort to sool psach"s soTS d chm
en- to t extended expera nts. Peaches are looked
in uaE,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-21

Rcceipts for the week. S.l79 bbls do last week $500
moderate but te market 10 weak safes
enough to prevent good deal OF stock from
s.oiling in holders hands. Quotations losS OIL 40 -,
I and T. l. y doz % 023 West. fair marks 30 d2l
,Lste 90 a. CANADIAN. .-....2l -
Vest choice 2Otaa2l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-21
NORTH RIVER AND NEW york STEAM

NORTH RIVER AND NETWORK STEAM.
~ BOAT LINE. Pitr "a n. kStean,rr CI Rl Ik-N Ah
leaves daily Of $40 NJ; landing a. 2ihs,, io ie1k,r
TarytO~n Nyack, kocAaDd Lake, HaSeistnN, Nepl)prk
Tompkns cove, and Peeksk The ApEI III az 70. lnD
~ =, ~ l;n ~ M ani " a. - AZ y N
a except Suniays and fhnrsass ion Engevsd ionH
aanys Tarrytown Nyssk AID sing Stas RETURNING
80; leaves At $50 for l52d st.. Lngloo sad lonkerA
For particulars inquire II Is. LANE Agcn; on S'vr 81.
,ts New Champion and Walter Bret. Viii leave Pier a.,
foo, Of Canal a. daily (eScent sunday ~ Pare 20
>ctng II Caskn with fhsfCal ne ~ stges,
fri 'roi~ r~sct' sol 20 aro. 'Nr-- Wt.aaAa AMI su
yVlLla " Nats g.ss.-.4-i tisa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-21

NITIZENS' Steamboats, for TROY
Sconnecns with an railway lines North and %est Elegant
pier 49, ~ r. u Leroyst Thron IN tickets sold ALI
connecting lines JOS CORN ELL, Supt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-21

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOusatouic
ID and Naugatlck railroads Fare 81 Steamer 3RfDGE
PO RT leaves Cahane slip at $50 ard Bridgeport at IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-21

The daily average receipts daring the past week were as
follows Per Ere Railway 200 cans cream 40 cans nilk
per Harlem railroad 2s25 milk yer NSw iays cen Ian Ian
milk per Midland Railroad li25 cans milk per m ,
neOIs near routes, $3.50 milk. AZ he iaiIsn
TaIoad platform The d. eiage prices were follows;
jay i3 81 10 July H. II 80 JuJ Il 80 Jny 10 ST. 90
Jnly II ii Is tuiy lS 81 80; July 49, 81 50 AVERAGE
per Of 40 quarts 81 Goa Do last week 81 81 90 seldom
pro, month tis has and dealers mss , s1 ,s'
tra very mach We weather for brisk mix iaie
POULTRY AND GAME.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-21

ferior sold "a low ss 1910. 1
and irregular. We quote:
Stste facy. Extra, I.
retailing Tor home
usa. ........ VOLTA
State Factory. e.
ira. for export. -. Ill G1lia
state Factofy, fine.
for export. ......ll d1lh
State FACTORY. good y d10
Stste Factory, poor. o % ga
DRTED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-21

New potatoes are iuDniDg
abundance coming from the VI
There is q large surplus Oi old.
IN BUYERS favor. Quotations
A.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-05-19

The pillow mandatory Of Bauer 3
Keistsr have had An excellent trade this
spring, and will close the season with
all sold probably. The farmers OF
Monroe county haye shown their ap-
probation of good work. Their agent
ct East Mslrose, Mr.. Phenny, will dis
pose Of something over sixty, and Jas.
Cutler, of Tyrone, also of Monroe
county, will get away with thirty or
forty, while 1t will take about two
hundred to supply the demand Of
Wapello county. Their trade in stir
ring plows and breakers has also been
large, the firm being taxed to their ut
most to keep mp the supply. The
backward season has been decidedly
in their favor, and We are happy to
say they arc feeling very jubilant over
the seasons operations, - their sales
have been much larger than they ex-
pected. They will now turn their at.
tention to the manufacture of wagons,
for which they have made prepare
lions. The firm 10 . good one and We
hope they and oil other manufacturers
in Ottumwa will continue to reap .
rich reward.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-05-19
NEBlsAsKA
CRETE, NEB., May 11th, 1876.

CRETE, NEB., May l1th, 1876.
EDITORS CoURIER.-I wish to make
IN acknowledgement through your
columns ofthe thoughtfulness Of many
Ottumwa friends who, during the late
ter part Of the winter, and In early
apring. sent two boxes of clothing,
meat etc., to be distributed by me
among "grasshopper sufferers." These
boxes were especially valuable having
In them 20 large supply Of clothing,
shoes etc, for women and children.
II the donors could have seen how
thankful people wsre to get them -
they came in from different parts OF
the country, they would have felt
amply repaid for their trouble.
While my pen 10 Ii hand I want to
expresa the deep interest I have felt
In watching the proceedings Of ycux
"Water Power" movement. Il has
seemed to mo for years - II Ottumwa
woald b. short.sighted II she did NOT
early avail herself Of this privilege
laid It her very door.
Your, Fl. Baoss.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-05-19

the crAwfsh making 1 forward move.
ment by going backward.
Mr. Daggett would be the ninth man
Mr.. w. T. Harper would fill tho place
of the eighth man, but the question
having been raised that Mr.. Devin'e
subscription was unconstitutional, Mr..
Carpenter objected to allowing his
$500 to remain unless the whole
amour, could be raised exclusive OF
Mr.. DIS subscription, i. was found i'm
possible to raise the other $1,000, and
% It was fast approaching - o'clock,
the meeting adjourned, having raised
$500, making q grand total OF So, 900
subscribed. AZ there were some few
persons who were obliged to leave be-
fore signing the hook, they were re-
quested to call on Monday at the Iowa
National Bank aud make their sub
ecriptions. J. O. BRIscoE, Sec'y.