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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-31
Good Farm for Sale.

A farm Of 100 acres, in Keoknk County, half Z
aUes improved, twenty-five acres Of timber
No. foR0 house, barn and other o9t-hOuees. 900
aeRle.6see bearing, GOOD stock water and three
bargain to . purchaser. Apply on the premlsss
70 DANIEL eWICEARD.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-31

The Moulton Record has this hand
some thing to say of our city:
Balancing over the columns OF tho
COURIER and Democrat we discover
strong evidences OF OttumwA's being
more of real city than some Of it,
more pretentious rivals"
Yes, Bro. Edwards, and II you will
come and sec NJ six weeks or two
months hence, when the building sca
son 10 fairly opened, you will zee still
more "strong evidences.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-31
FUN ALIVE.

There will DO Spelling School at
The Opera House on Friday evening, I'd
Of April, ct ~ O'Clock, for the benefit
OF the Library Association. Admits
sion Is cents; children 10 cents.
SAM. MAHoN,
Chairm'n Com.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-31
H. w. B., In his last Sunday's ser

H. W. B., In his last Sanday's scr.
mon said:
"The Pope of Rome IL = good man.
He hes acted % good Christian IN.
der the most enormous difficulties.
Plus TX and / will sing hymns in
heaven together ono Of these days,
and expect to have some sport with
him II humor don't die out in the
meantime"
N. D.-Thsre are two Catholics on
the Jury.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-31

Lubin's choice handkerchief or.
tracts, also Colgate's. Try them. Att,
L. TAYLOR & Co.'S. d&wtsl3
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-31
ssnssA1ng New

Sonesh1nG Now.
I wish to inform the people that I
have withdraw from the firm Of
Williamson 3 Kelley, and have started
. Drug Store IN Union block. Hoping
TO Gee Ill my old customers, also many
new ones. W. II. KELLEY,
m23.W2t,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-31

Books, al late publications, in
stock; school books, blank books, and
full line OF stationary on hand ct J.
Z. Taylor b Co.'S. d&wta1a
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-31
ePRsN0 STYLES.

0FBlNO STHLESs
II. Fl. HAWKS 10 now receiving now
spring styios of Millinery Goods, the
ladies are invited to call and inspect
them. m2daw.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-31

Ice! Ice such days - this makes
people begin to think Of warm wealth.
or, and warm weather naturally Gro.
ates . longing for something cooler.
People who feel this way should d
once make arrangements with J. F.
Cummings, OF Port Richmond, for {
supply Of the best, clear, crystal Ice
which he will deliver every day TO any
residence In the city, or on board TIL
cars to order. Address, r. o. BOZ
6O4, Ottumwa. dAw.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-31

All farmers who consult their own
interest will not fail to call ct Lowen-
berg & Tair1 and extmine the New
Departure Culdvators before buying
any others. milo 4
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-31

Twill cell at public auction on Sat-
urday, April 10Th, 1876. to The Highest
bidder, . large lot Of double and sin
gle huggiss, single and double car
riages, single and double spring va
gons, hacks, cabs, one large band-wa'
gon, harness, saddles, etc. MINI
months' credit will be given on 81
sums over ton dollars. The sale vii
positively take place In front Of my
barn, at the time specified, and to thu
highest bidder. Gov LEWIS
m30doV2t
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-31

John r. Shepsrd 10 the only au-
tkorizsd agent for O'Brian's Patent
Vibrating Harrow In Ottnmwa, and
any other parties selling the same are
infringments ON my right and terrific
~, @ I hold the desd for the same
Any one buying OF any other parties
d. 20 at thsir, own risk, - l expect to
defend my right. T.J. RUSSELL.
We Aad thai, ppr patent is being In.
fringsd upon, aad No caution any and
eli persons not TO make, sell, orinee
such Infringement, under the penalty
this State misunderstanding on royalty,
end'hsye sold NO rights, except four
counties, 70 T. J. Russell, Of Ottamwa,
lows. ORRlnN BROS,
Kankakee, Ills, March :, 1875.
ma ktW
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-31
Fer sale. Chsap.

A good Farm OF 80 acres; go acres,
with . good house thereon, under cul.
tivation, and 50 acres timber land, In
Polk Township, 8 miles from Ottum.
NJ. Possession given Let Of March,
1875. Terms easy. Apply to
EF JOHN b. ENNIS,
fslO.wtf Cor. Main & Market Sts.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-31

Remember the sale Of Beniah Dem.
mitt's etock, grain, ETC., on The lat Of
April.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-31

Charley Bachmsn our Main street
Jswslsr has the greatest variety and
largest lot OF clocks ever brought to
OttumwA. He has clocks from the
size Of your thumb nail up to the pos-
derous Regulator that never miscarriss
or runs down, and ct the same time the
prices are lower than sverbcfore. There
Il much ticking IN that shop you may
safely bet, but II ron want . good
clock Tor cash call on Charley and you
viii get IL without any doubt. he
also has large stock Of watches and
fine Jewelry. Give him . call. dAw
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-31

4 Shepherd cannot be uudersold In i'm.
plements Of any kind, for he buys
largely on time and soils largely for
Dash, and therefore can beat the Jews
On low prices and good goods. A
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-31

Wall Paper f! Wall Paper I!
8. H. WoncEsTER's stock Of WALL
PAPER and WALL DECORATIONS 10 now
full and complete. You may rely on
getting the latest and richest decora.
tons. Try Worcester, he sells cheap.
ms DIV ew.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-31

O0V Oh to9 @VoS e4SeobAv0 mouuIoS.
tories In this city Il that Of our enter
prising friends, Nsssrs. Durfss + Pol
lard, on the corner OF Main and Wap-
clio streets. Il b large two.story
building, and l. complete In oil ito do.
partments. Here every man has bis
place and illls IL, with the exactness Of
clock word. All the material they use
Il bought In large quantities. and from
frst haads. Their timber u kept ON
hand until thoroughly ssasonsd, and
mono but tho best Il used in any kind
OF work, and - natural consequence
their work stands the racket - well,
II not better than any wagon In the
market, and has built mp reputation
for the firm that 10 already State wide.
They work constantly from twenty to
thirty hands, and No are happy 10 say
their business IL rapidly ON tho in
crease, and have orders ON their books
for . large number of wagons and
buggies enough, In fact, to keep their
full force employed for some moaths
to come.
They are now manufacturing . new
style Of Spring Wagon that 10 The
neatest and best thing Of the kind "
have yet seem. II has the patent wheel.
iron axle, three springe, iron lock, and
carries two ssats-it 10, In fact, . neat,
light, and very substantial wagon, and
they ars ceiling rapidly. They have
laa order on hand for . complete out
~ fof . new livery firm In Allsrton, in
this State, amounting to some thous.
ands Of dollsrs; are also building .
carriage for an Eddyvills firm, bssides
several others NOT now remembered.
They ere also buildisg . nice pony
Pheton for Mr.. Charles Blake OF this
| city, and in THAR sales rooms they have
several thousand dollars worth ofnew
buggies which will compare fayorably
with that made anywhere, both for
quality and style Of finish. They have
just flashed ten two horse wagons fol
the Ottumwa Lightning Rod Co, Of
which John r. Shepherd 10 the Pres
idsnt. The hrm 10 in very prosper.
ous condition In every respect and
everything about the msnufaetory Il
under tho immediate supervision Of
the pfopristors, who ars both practi,
cal mechanics, and thoroughly inspect
every articls they mAnufacturs, betor(
] Il lseyss ths chop. GIVE hem 3 oa)l
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-31

Any person, 20 liable, who shall fall 10 comply
with the foregoing requirements will be subject
to severe penalties.
Persons OF fifms liable to par any Of the Special
Taxes named above must apply TO John L0daud,
Deputy Collector Of Internal Revenue, at OskA-
loosa Iowa, and pay for and procure the Special
Tax Stampor Stamps they need, prior to May lst,
1875, and WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE.
J.w. DOUGLASS,
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue.
o% Ws. 81 arssa' B. 6, FsS. i. l5} w4w
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-31

Two hundred plows on consignment
at Shepherds Ranch and must be
sold fearless Of consignees or low
prices for cash. Al
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-31

A car Load, pf No. ! Moline Plows
just arrived d, and for sale ct Shop
herds Ranch, cheap. Farmers II you
want good plow buy the Moline. 1
O. Tower, on Court street, II begin.
Ing to receive his stock Of garden
seeds, growth Of 1874, and would be
thankful 70 old customers and others
for orders for such variety and guam
titles - they may need, that he may
not over stock but sproximAto what
NAV b needed. d29-d3twtf
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-31

Why 10 It that Lowenberg s. Fair
soil more Stirring plows than any other
parties In the city2 Because they have
the best plows and sell them for the
least money. A
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-31

Jingle! jinglei Farm Bells Of Ill
kinds and prices Ct Shepherds. A
The largest and best stock Of farm
Implements ever brought to Ottumwa,
now on hand and for sale ct Lowen-
berg b Fairs. Il
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-31

D. W. AvERILL. N. D,

Treats all 1issassa Of the Eye and Ear nor.
forms all surgical operations upon the eye
lssference-Prof 4. J. Lewis, Surgeon to the
PennlylvAnia hospital and WillS OphthAi-
milo Hospital. Philadelphia Once over Joe
0ray's Clothing Store. Mar. Ie Wit
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-31

A team belonging to John H. Car
yer; while standing In front Of Mr..
Lamme's residence got scared at some
boys playing, and ran away. Young
Carver, who was standing near when
the team started, jumped into the wag.
on, but did not reach the lines In time
to prevent the accident. Tho team a.
ter running . short distance ran against
tree near the residence Of Fl. B.
Jones, threw the boy out, and in fall.
Ing struck his head against tho tree.
He was inssnsibls whom picked up,
and was badly bruised sboutt the head,
but was not Dangerously hurt. The
wagon was damaged some, and . good
article Of butter Was spread oil over
that part OF town.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-31

MANHOOD RESTOAED.
A victim OF youthful imprudcnce, causing pre-
mature decay, nervous debility. etc., having tried
IN vain every known remedy, has found simple
self cure, which he will send FREE to his fellow
sufferers. Address J. H, REEVES, 70 Nassau
street, New York. feb 3-Wam.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-31

Get the best Plow. Then plow deep.
sing and whistle while sluggards
sleep, for You have done just - you
should, in buying Of Shepherd tho
best of goods. At
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-31

n TfuRNxY At Law. and Notary fnbiia.
~ once. corner Main aud Market streets,
1vss Ennis Daltora's Drug store. Ottumwa,
tQVn. Mar 1ldNiy
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-31
W. n. G. JAOuEe.

4 THORNLEY, AT Law. Otnce-In Hing
ANn's rev Building. Union Block .-ul
S10l11. sspl073-dw
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-31


nursery 0toek ana seeds
tor salo By the subscriber. / am
Anthorizsd TO raceive orders for Fruit
Trees, Plaats and seeds Of the greateat
variety from several nurserymen and
sssd gfoNers, Including Usage Orange
oee6s and plauts, lower than ever be.
fore offered IN this market.
@. TOWN.,
n.2td0tw Court st., Ottumwa.
6haphsrd Of shsphsrd's Ranch 10
now East on . tour Of Inspection and
win visit Moline, Racine, Milwaukee,
Dstsoit, Chicago, Indianapolis, Fort
Wayno and then on his return will
visit Startling, Peoria and AL the In
termediate points where implements
Aro made Thsn look ont Tor the BEST
Of goods low prices and cash farms. 4
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-31

Do you want salt, and want to be
saved, II 90 buy yonr salt from Shep-
herd. Al
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-31
II STILES. Ell. BURTOl
9TiLEa 4 BURTON.
Vim. McNETT

A I1OANETB-AT-LAw. of,ee on Asiks'
u strest. over Abeis' sroocry. OttnmwA
noytti1.dV
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THE TIDES OF THE CHESAPEAKE.-Th sub
iect of the tides has been one OF interest to
mariners and landsmen for long time. A
curious fact, as stated, is that it is always
ebb tide at Cape Henry at moon.rising or
setting; it is always high tide at New Point
Comfort at moon-riSing or setting; it IS al.
WAYS low tide at Hoopel's Straits at moon.
rising or setting, and high tide at Sandy
Point at the same time, and flood tide az all
points above Sandy Point when the moon
rises or sets. A vessel entering the capes
with strong, fair wind at the beginning OF
the flood tide may carry the same tide TO
Baltimore. But u vessel leaving Baltimore
for the capes will encounter three Hood tioes
on her way, no matter how fast she may sail,
and it NAV be she will have to contend
against several more If she has bead wind.
Every food tide that enters the Chesapeake
bay goes to the head of e7eiy Underwater
stream or tributary of the bay, while The
same ebb tide does not RUIZ more than sixty
miles, and sometimes great deal less, SC
that there are always two ebb tides and two
flood tides in the Chesapeake bay at th'
same time, and Sometimes three of one OF
the other. The food tide runs about sl2
hours, the e,Jb runs a little longer, so tina
twelve hoprs pad forty minutes are required
for food tide and ebb tide TO pass the same
point 1t is always food tide 10 the Wieo
micr, river on the morning OF Easter, an
| TIE same at Whitsuntide.
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I.etaer fras,, stnnn,on.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspatch.l
THE NEW CHURCH. MOVEMENT ANOTHER FIRE
coNPASY-FALL CAMPAIGN.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.]
THs NEW CHURCH. MOVEMENT ANOTHER FIRE.
coArASY-FALL CAMPAIGN.
STAUNToN, September Z, 1875. !
The application made at the recent meet
Ing OF the Lexington PreSbytery for the
establishment OF 3 second Presbyterian
church at this place is creating considerable
comment, favorable and otherwise. From
what Information have been enabled to
gather this movement is backed by some OF
the prominent members Of the Presbyterian
church. How it will result is get uncertain,
but the impression prevails that it is sort of
side movement with some interior object in
view. This, however, is denied by the
originatorS Of the movement, and they claim
that the establishment of another church
will in no way ipjure the present one. By
outsiders the movement Is regarded as pre-
mature, iDasmuch as our city is hardly yet
large enough TO support two Presbyterian
churches. and there yet remains considera-
bic amount due on the present handsome
church editice.
Another "new movement" also exciting
some remark. IS the attempt TO form another
fire-c0mpany, which has recently been agi-
tated. Nothing definite has yet been accom-
plished, and another meeting Of those inter-
ested in the movement will be held next
Friday night.
The remains of John Ellet. of Goochland
county, who was killed by the falling of a
centre piece .iu Little Bend tunnel on last
Saturday, arrived here yesterday morning,
and were buried in Thomson Cemetery. The
body Of Mr. Clark was sent to his family,
near Meechum's river, in Abemarle county.
The political campaign for the fail e!ec-
!ions has not yet fairly opened in this county,
though from the indications there promises
70 be qaite lively contest.
The Virginia Female Institute began it.
session Of 1915 last week with an average
number of pupils for so early in the season.
The prospect for full attendance at all the
schools is, understand, very good.
MAX.
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owned by Mr.. George Grant Petefktn; 81
Scotland; and a eeautlfal place IL Is. he q
going ex'ensivaty into the Hifssp slatslng bttsi.
ness,apd showed me a Dot af beautiful LeIces.
tiers which be has Just Imported direct from
Scotland. Mr.. peterkin mana ges for hlaaself,
aud shows what can be done with our large
grazing farms. This IT, the kind OF imnil.
grants we want. We want men Of culture,
psactica farmers, and having at the same
time good capital. 81. 4, SIT.
The springs season. here Is about over.
The band leaves next week. COB. !.
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THE DISCHARGE OF DR.. HELMBoLD. From
the Philadelphia Bulletin, September Al
The application for the discharge of DR.. Fl.
T. HelmboId from the Pennsylvania Hospital
for the Insane, made by Clarence Deringer,
bis counsel, was heard by Judge Ecock in
the Court Of Quarter Sessions on Thursday.
After i full inquiry into the facts DR.. Helm
bold was dis charged by Judge Ecock, and
was congratulated by his friends Us he was
leaving the courthouse. DR.. Helmbold will
soon resume the business career in which he
became so famous few years ago.
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Total. ~ ,4s7, o50 81, 23l, 702 s5,7ls,752

PULMONARY GYMNASTICS IN CONSUMPTION.
FROM Gahgnani'S Messenger Under this
title lin French) DR.. BaQ has published one
Of the most curious dissertations we ever
remember having seen, and which, we think,
contains advice which may be useful TO such
OF our readers Us are afflicted with weakness
In the chest. He begins with stating the
question fairly: "Are defamation. singing,
and, above all, wind instruments, dangerous
exercises for persons Of weak or delicate con-
situations. and more or less prediSp0sed by
birth 20 serious diseases of the respiratory
organs?" Most physicians, he observes,
will answer in the affirmative; he takes the
contrary ground, supported by VIDA! we
deem startling evidence. DR.. BURG, it may
be remembered, was the first who proposed
copper rs 3 specific 10 cholera, on the ground
that workmen constantly handling that
metal had traversed the epidemic of 1S43
with impunity. In order to establish this
fact he has visited variety OF large work.
shops, and among others those Of mlnutac.
turers of wind instruments. On one or
these occasions NJ. SIX gave him the follow
ing information, which We here repeat al
most word for word: "BesidcS choleraie
immunity, our workmen enj)y another
they are free from consumption. Many
phllanthropists on seeing our young milf
tary musicians WELD the enormous inStru-
ments We make have sorrowed over the
few years those poor fellows would
have to live. Well, they are mistaken. All
men who make it their profession to try wiDd
instruments made at the various factories
before sending them oil for sale. all, without
exception, to my knowledge, are free from
pulmonary affections. have known many
such who, on entering upon this profession
were very delc,te, and who, though their
duty obliged them to blow for hours to-
gether, enjoyed perfect health after certain
time. am myself an instance OF this. My
mother died of consumption; eight children
of hers fell victims to the same disease, and
| only three of us survive, and we all three
play on wind instruments. The day is moi
! far distant, perhaps, when physicians will
have recourse TO our dreaded art in order te
conquer pulmonary diseases.p
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ARRIVED.
Schooner Lucy D., HAND, Boston, Ice, a. Il. Bab-
Schooner, Albert DALEY, Mason, Kenuebeck, Ice,
schoo, err Lucy Wright, Elzey, Alban:, lumber c.
Schooner II. l.. James, Alexandria, grain, Haxall,
SCHOONER A. K. smyrke, Flowers, Baltimore,
puano.
Babcock.
Steamer Wyanoke, Couch, New York. merchant
disc and passengers. G. w. Allen 4 Co;
steamer j. w. Everman. Plat. Philadelphia,
merchandise and PASSENGERS, "; r. Porter:
Steamer John sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mes-
cllandise and passengers. l.. Il. :Ialum. agent
Steamer Shirley. Skinner, Baltimore. !nercimp
disc ana l. E. Tap rnc agent pi,,.de
Sf sehooner A. NJ Bird, Fale, Boston. coa Co rr
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From New York, on Saturday, schooner Jane
Slater, Hawkins.
The schooners John G. Henry, Donnallr :; Alic,
Curtis, Phillips. from Richmond, were Ri P ai.mor
The followlng schooners arrived at Ne : York OF
Saturday and SUNDAY from Nirgiri,: c. Banks
Nsson f s. f. XXX R9EoR
flowers; L. Florence Lippincolt: 6. Tobn. bur or
nett: 6. r. Hubbard, LossIIrd hg oias . inman
E Se IaDde Il. Tijbis, foDa gsos iel
& r Jen?9ss biss af j.
Ktnuedy: ". Clark. Green; N' A. Low. Pearce
Addle Schlaefer. Deacon; b; Jayne. Jones: A
Il; Bailey, Bailey j. CRAM -, lrtis; Edwin, lngtr
soil; II. Rom mel, CorSon. " lie, Jones j. j. Mer
Horatio Nichols, Depuy ~ nv A. TYLER, Peterson
E1ertion, Lyman /; W. Il. White, smith; j.
Kelsey, Steelman hf.rr, Landell Taylor; Alic
IDA, Porter: Mageiah, ~ Iseton LavnIa. Pearce
+. Curtis, Curtis 4. ID: Sawyer, Bennett II.
Vaughan, Bush d: Z. urner, Camp; II. Ii. Pitts
French; Isle OF Pines. Steelman G. & Crooks
scuu; l. & d. Cranu .er, Matthew's: Oliver II
Booth, Beanett. Reb cca knight, Leek; 4. r
Hoyt, Matthews y. Bouston, Rider-August 20
iu q heavy squall, il tst mainsai; r. T.. Burbank
Porter; j. L. VIII lams, Nswbury; Mary Jane
| Alien; Montevieu, dazelton: John LenthaI, Mai
TN; c. w. Alcott, French, Ellie Bodine, Butler
| Enoch Moore, -.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, September z, 1875.


OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-W White, 1850 bushels. Red, 2,4Is
bushels.
CORN White. 200 bushels. lAired, 74s bushels
OATS.-1.140 bushels.
kYE.-56 bushels.
WHEAT White, 252 bu. hcls very good at 81 AS
"a bushels very good ut Sl.42; 332 bushels on
priyat" terms; lis bushels very good at S1.43
22S bushels good 1T 81 .40: l26 bushels common
at Sl,20; 81 bushels common at Ti.25; 42
bushels common al S1.25: 1O2 bushels prime
At S145: 100 bushels common al S1.10; 60
bushels fair al 1897; 62 bushels at S1.2S; $50
bushels fair at T1.30-total. / ego bushels. Red,
1874 bushels private terms Ga bushels very good
at Sl.45; 90 bushels gnnd at SI.40; / OF bushels
common ut S1.10; 444 bushels fair at $3.50: 46
bushels common ut s1.05: AZ bushels at IL %:
1876 bushels prime 1T $1.45: 16 bushels fair at
xl.35 % bushels comtuon ut S1.10; IL bushels
common ut II 20; 36S bushels prime at 81 .4S: 81
bus hels common al 81; 40 bushels at $137; 80
bushels common NJ xl.l5; IA bushels prime 81
Sl.50-tota. 1862 bushels.
CORN White, so bushels prime at 76c so
bushels very good Il. 76c: 100 bushels ut &c.
total 200 bushels. HLced Al bushels common at
74c;: 32 bushels GOOD at 75c.; 800 bushels ut 49,
total, 74S bushels.
UATS.-270 bushels winter on private terms {:
16O hu .hcIs spring a4Sc. 1913 bu.he's on private
terms; so bushels winter nj 55c; 90 bushels spring
at 50c.-total, 706 bushels.
RYE bushels common at S0c.; ~ bushels
good al S7hc-total. As bushels.
RF-EXHIBITED.
CONSULTED, 124 bushels.