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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-07-21

apex OF ce1ling ~ tcct. The plSn is Ia
the shape of Greek Cross. The base.
| mcnt will contain q furnace room, q
Sunday School room 36x40, and two
class rooms llxl2, library room lOS
lOk, two water closets and an ample
hall 8x26. The main audience room
or transept is 36x52, and the nave 25x
81, and parlor or lecture room 22.6S
%, divided by folding doors go that II
may be made q part of the audience
room if necessary. There 10 also or
second floor a kitchen l2xl4, ladies
ante-room 8xl2, . pastors study l2S
Is, and an orchestra over pastors study
25xl2. The psws are to be placed In
a concentric form, same az Senate
Chamber at Washington, and alto.
gether will seat six hundred people,
There will be three principal en-.
frances, and all the doors are to be
hung on reversible hinges, swinging
both ways, so as to avert all danger
from accident in case of panic ensu-
ing from any cause. 1t will be thor
oughly ventilated, and heated with
four furnaces, and have stained glass
windows and frescoed ceilings. The
front will be Of pressed brick with
stone trimmings, and altogether, will
be one Of tho neatest and most con-
vcnient churches in the State. The
rough estimate of cost is $4,000 TO
$4,000.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-07-16
The Great Medical Reformation.

The satanic theory that preparations
which inliame the brain are, in any
sense of the word, remedies, has been
ovrrtIrown, and can never be re- cstab
ishcd. The wonderful effects which
have attended the use of Dir. Walkers
Vinegar Bittcrs as an antidotc to the
causes of disease and cure for every
controllable aiImcnt, have demonstrated
the utter fallacy of the doctrine that
alcohol is II tonic as well as II stimulant.
The new and incompatible vegetable
remedy which has superseded the death
draught of rum hitters is as free from
every Intoxicating element as the dew of
heaven, yet see how it is invigorating
the nervous, relieving the bilious, curing
The dyspcptic, purifying the blood Of the
srrofuIous, strengthening the dcbili-
tatod, arrcsting premature decay, and
replacing dependency and weakness
with chccrfuIucss aud activity, Truly a
grand medical revolution ism progress. =
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-07-16
The SCHOOLGIRL.

An unsophisticated magazine writer
says "When young girl reaches the
age of fifteen or sixteen years, she begins
to think of the mysterious subject of
matrimony, a state, the delights of which
her youthful imagination shadows forth
in the most captivating FORMS" If this
writer were to sit down on the curb
stones and listen, just after school is dis
missed, he would not only hear girls less
than nine years of age talking about
marriage, but he would actually hear
them discussing the day of the week
suspicious for putting their asburd little
heads into the yoke. There never was a
time in the history of the world when
well-conductcd converts were SO neccS-
sary as now, and very large proportion
of all the female babies should be put
into them three weeks after birth.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-07-16

The ladies' will find Dobbins' electric
soap, (made by Cragin & Co., Phila.,)
the best of all soaps for general washing,
from blankets to laccs. 1t is pure, uni
form, saves timcand clothes. Tryit
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-07-16

Married ladies, under all circumstan-
ces will find Parsons PTgatice PiliS safe ;
and in small doses, mild cathartlc. They
cause no gripping pains or cralnp. -Com
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-07-16

There are II, 900 cigar makers i'll the
State of New York-onc cigar maker to
probable less than thirty smokers.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-07-16

Rev. Henry Morgan of Boston offers
5000 for the best essay on " Why men
don't 90 to church"
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-07-16
a MAN or A THOUSAND.

A CONSUNPTIVE CURED. - When death WINS
hourly expected from Consumption, all remedies
having failed, accident led u discovery whereby Dr.
H. JAMES cured his only child with preparation OF
fn"bts h'itcr. lie gives recipe free receipt of
two stamp. to pay expenses. There Is not single
symptom Of Consumption that II does not d9sipHte-
Night Swcats Irritation OF the Nerves DiiCult ESptc
toraon, Sharp Pains IN TIA" Lungs, Nausea ut IT,"
Stomach, Iuacton OF tina bowels and Wasting OF the
Muscles. Address CRADDDtk 4 90, IO32 Race
Street Philadsphia, Pa, giving name of This paper.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-07-16
"nuY VIE, ANDrLL DO YOU GunD.n


In the busy walks OF life you will find men and women
who Hre suffering from dyspepsia liver complaint, head
ache vertigo, debility OF the systcn constipa
ton acdtty, d"spDndency, and many other malad"s
cau,et from impure state OF tn" blood. This stat"
things need not exist. Dir. LtNi:LEN'S ROOT
AND HER Il BlTfERS will cIp"l these di+ca-r7
and iU-ufu as II u lease of life. Sold hy al
druggists. GEO. G. GOODWIN Co, BosToE
Wholesale Agents.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-07-16
Dr. 7. Walkers California VII.

,1yEGARGlTrEGS are Apcriout, b,apnoret!!c,
CarminatiYc, Nutritious, LaXatTr, DIuretlc,
Scdatiye Counter-Irritant aldoutIc, A.tera
tivn nrG Anti Bilious.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-07-16

the execution while 1t Is possible that Gov.
CASTOR may withhold his signature from tho
death warrant. &C.. "A irightfully large death
and mutiation by accident record was made in
tho United States on the fourth and fifth OF
july the victims being to n great extent chill
drcn Although the disaster on the Southern
railroad If Icng Island was of the most dis
aatrous that has lately taken place. the only
wonder il that loss Of lifo was 70 small. Donro-
~ crowded trains were running to and from
Kockaway, and one Of these trains collidcd,
tclcscoping and turning ii scene Of pleasure
into ono of DEATH In one instant, Us it were,
und with scarcely q warning, seven persons
were instantly killed, xix fatally and twenty
two seriously injured. One engineer and fire
man saved their lives by boldly lcaping from
the locomotive while AT full speed. Two OF
the men who were killed met their deaths az
they sat by Their wives and children, the
later escaping without II scratch. When
the llll-iun occurred the two locomotives met.
rorc aud toppled over; tho tender of tho up
train, composed of four cara, was lifted up aud
deposited on the top OF the smoking car, partly
crushing it III.
Prof Jonney, tho government ScoloGint ut
the Black Hills, roItoratos his former opinion
that there IL not gold enough IN tho Black
Hills to pay for mining ...... Tho famous old
running horse, Lexington, is dead Five
fishermen were drowned of Nova Scotia by
the upBctting Of their boat ...... Two sailors
on an American brigantine have been arrested
at London for nutiny and woundnE the chief
officer .... Tho Americans in London held II
banquet in the Crystal Palace on the fourth of
July. Mrs L1Ato lhliuG, niece Of Prof,
John Vice, made balloon ASCENSION from
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-07-16
STOCKS

dealt In at tie Now York Stock HIshange bought
sold 10y US rAargin OF five per cent.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-07-16
No Person can take these Bitters

according to directions, and remain long
unwell, provided their bones are not DO
stroyed by mineral poison or otboT
means, and vital organs wasted beyond
The New York herald., 1875-11-19
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON Nov 1s 1875
Cotton quet middling. I2sSc. low middling ii7.c
sSsa Sana5 S sa.s @ go rfssp ssdgt bales Exports
NEw ORLEANS. Nov. ls, 1875
GOOD oraaa, % nsrg l low % ddns
gross $50 ExporsHre Great Brsip $50 sales
io,4oo. Stock, l7o,sea.
Cotton irregular: mddng 12i4c In3sc; low middling
0fSnsl s dhsnnt ss edssws nsss
75e Sales. 1000, Stock. s4.4ii.
Cotton quiet; middlng l2sle.; low nddllng, i2s4e
SOod & e Net receipts & $3.50 sass @ GSpor's-To
Cotton steady demand fair middng l2sac.; low mid
receipts, S2o2 bales Exports, coastwisc 1895. Sales
gSs gnr 81 e as saes 3 =
s @ 81 4 NO. wnsis firm aeSsaS s% at 80
high in s'i fair s'. demand ndi
g, choice @ 10 I do asi S 800 eu;ho. No. Bay Quins
Mieed unchanged shorts shipstuis s2i middnss,
saa saa & Canal sstss e
Aosny AZ % os e 80 g Lake 600 bush
shipments-7,soo bushels wheat, 7s4oo do barley and
5000 do. peas
reeeiptwhsst 500 bushels; barley s Il 1850 @ do
bushels; corn 2sooo do oats 1900 do; barley 1900
Si rye go SS Ss.h aSs@ So G s
barley 1000 do; rye, 800 40 Canal shipments tide
$500 DO To interior points-whoa 1000 6a.Hss 2s
Canal freights-Six loads of wheat lie, York
included. Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat quiet and
sales 10000 bushels No. mixed Western at 62c 62Sc
and 5000 bushels high mixed private Oats
elected; No. Chicago nomnaly 4oc Rye inactive held
sc Barley quiet and steady four Canada sold
02c 9Sc Pork dull sd 80 heavy Lard
at lac. Highwines nomnaly 81 10.
TOLEDO Nov. 1s, 1875.
Flour-Demand fair and market firm. Wheat strong and
higher; No. l white Michigan 81 50: No. do. II 10;
do 81 a. amber Michigan 81 22 December VI
January. 81 251s February, 81 27 No do. 81 o. No
red winter. vi %; No. red 81 Oh; rejected, s2c
hrmer; held higher; high mixed 65c November, 64c
571Sc. low mixed, 65c. yellow, 5sc No. white,
u3'4c. grade 63lac. new. 5olac. damaged &c,
Loose freghts dull but unchanged. Receipts-oo bbls
flour, 10000 bushels wheat. 6oOo do corn. 200
do. corn. ~ 900 do. oats.
CHICAGO, Nov. lS. 1875
Flour inactive. Wheat-Demand good at full prices
No Chicago, spring. 81 %; No do, 81 on n ST 07la
spot; 81 Ola seller Deeember: 81 o. seller the year.
M do sc rejected, T41sc. Zoe Corn irrcgu
bid seller November; 47sSc bid seller the year; re,
leeted 5uc Oats quiet but steady 301sc 30sSc, spot
Barley dull and lower sales SBlsc seller
December Rye-Demand fair and market firm sales at
6Sc. Pork generally unchanged but sales rather
higher; $50 % spot $40 10, seller the year Lard gem
orally unchanged but some sales rather higher Sl 80
spot Sl STA seller the Bnlkmeats in fair demand
but ut lower rates. shoulders Tie; short rib middle
lo4c; short clear middles, lo5sc lie Whskey 81 IIL
At the afternoon call of the board Wheat and un
changed Corn higher ut Sic 5iIac: November; 477ac
4sc the year. Market for other articles unchanged
Receipts-Flour 10000 bbs wheat, Ill 900 bushels;
corn Al 900 do. b. 600 do barley, 1000 do rye
bushels 10000 do oats 5000 do. barley 5000
do. 1900 do
The New York herald., 1875-11-19
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY 49, 1875-TRIPR SHEET

win the purse Of Western Union be long enough 70
foot the bills for these inventions and still have sop
left for the payment Of stockholders
In this connection attention may be drawn 70 inc
railroad system Of the Continent In every conceiva
Bile direction stretches iron rail and each rail s
telegraphic medium provided that i can be properly
and completely insulated. How far the great future
lies the discovery by which this be eectedy And
how long will il be be.ore every railroad in the country
will be its own telegraph We throw out the sugges-
ton for the consideration or Western Union directors
and stockholders who will undoubtedly treat the idea
as puerile or serious as seems To them meot.
Central and Hudson advanced the price to 106b nc
companied by bids rex per cent for the dividend
made by the brokers who seemed the an xous to
buy the stock. The opening, intermediate and closing
prices OF the active stocks follows:-Central
and Hudson, 1o51S 1864 106 Lake Shore, COZ
6lh 6lk 6l74 6l5s 61k; Northwest 3ss a
3sh SSs4 preferred, 52h 52 ST. Paul, S5% 80
S51 S57S preferred 651< 66 a 65 66yI; Michigan
Central 64s 64zS 81 Hannibal and St. Joseph, 23IS
231s 24lS 23s4 PAN preferred, % 20 2S11
297s 29&; Erie 1874 1875 147s l51s l474 10;
Pacific of Missouri. II 1879 12lS l21t; Ohio and
Mississippi, 1875 Is 1s7G 1874 Toledo and Wabash
5sl Ga o; Rock Island 1o4ss 1o41 1855 1c4ss
Union Pacific, ~ 723S 71al 72 Pacific Mail 403S
4o1s s9z6 4oA; Western Union, 1854 763S 755G .
76A 75z6 10.
THE sALRs TODAY
New York Central and Hudson, 1883; Erie, 80 ZOO
Lake Shore, 80 900; Cleveland and Pittsburg $685.
Northwestern, 8, 100; do preferred 300 Rock Island
$500; Pacific Mail 23,475; ST. Paul, 100; do. pre-
ferred. 900; Ohios, 8 700; Western Union 20 000
Wabash, 1900; Union Pacific 2,97O: c., C. and c.,
200 Missouri Pacific, 5000.
OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening highest and
The New York herald., 1875-11-19
THE CABLE STEAMER.

MEETING OF THE INTERNATIONAL OCEAN TELE-
GRAPH coMPANY-THE HAVANA CABLE TO I'm
REPAIRED.
Yesterday afternoon meeting OF the officers OF the
International Ocean Telegraph Company was held In
the Office OF DR. Norvin Green, IN the Office Of the
Western Union Telegraph Company The officers
present were William orton, President; Or. Norvin
Green, Vice President; James A. scrymser, director
and Cambridge Livingstone director and secretary.
The object of the meeting receive tho report
OF the recent laying OF the Punt Rassa and Key West
cable, and also TO make arrangements for the meeting
OF the stockholders of the company which is to take
place ON the 7th prox. with the exception OF tho
report of the cable laying the meeting OF routine
character The cable steamship Professor Morse,
which has just laid the cable In question, Is now
lying at Prenticc's wharf Brooklyn. having como
OIL her dry dock The laying OF the cable
restores elcgraphic communication by duplicate cable
with Cuba and other West India islands, with the South
American telegraph system through the cable
from Demarara TO Para and from Para to
Pcrnambuco, connecting with established lines to
Rio Janciro Muntevidco and Valparaiso. The
Professor Morse left London late in the summer and
came Port Royal y G., where she kept waiting
a considerable time account OF the prevalence Of
yellow fever. She will now proceed 10 repair the
1Iaxa rull
The New York herald., 1875-11-19

mestis kinds but foreign neglected We quote Caro-
sae re- and lover qualities Al Sile 6e EaRroos Pss
,at !" good Bi4e 61sc. Pama, 7c. 7lsc Rsngoon.
sgc4RmThe market Tor descriptions firm but
sTttea The sales 100 hhds fair refining and
@ axes centrifugal At sac The market for refined sugar
was hrn The stock Of raw sugar is as follows
Stock (aseertanedby actual ""' D'1eS D"'' ~s'"ao'
.innht. Including sDecula-
Rtcs .iegl Nqyemser 1875 eIolI 22oo2 i7aeas 1906
-'S''p's SINCE NoVemberl 2,2l3 s.2f2 I.l42 46
sas: '1 sa,s ss5s 4ss ddsa I5as I5asfs
STOCK this day, November
cdSnnySy as ,siS ,i,i a74ea 2i,io7 7oeo2 e,ios
member ~, isIa G7e54 Gso79 23s95 =
MEMBER 20 ,is is7s e5s44 425o4 s277s4 s7o7
,yssmber n 1877 .., 197o7 34ss7 2es47 I.l67
c cr az VI, ,rennins. s Eae g. good do &C. a..
gal hhds and boxes Nos 4 10 Is a, 90 eentria gen
lasses, hhds and boxes. &c 7Ac: Porto Rir.' re-
choice sc sc standard 4 So S ic sroSgTy oa lar lar to
alated lo'e ioc yellow ss4s assc extra & s.e
STEAmISE ruled quiet at i3c. la4c. for Western. and
fALLow.-rhe market ruled steady; sales were 10000
wnskEr:0 4 0iseeipts 2ss oos The market hrmer;
500 packages sound teas disposed BY auction
goas, aud 29c a 3sc- for souchongs.
high demanded shippers held OF and only tring
business effected few sailers have been placed
aceommodaton st full ngares Grain cSarterns tonnage
attracted moderate attention at prices somewhat IN ship
pers favor The call from the petroleum interest light
aud rates we're tame Apart from these mentioncd little
nothing was done The engagements were To Liverpool
by steam 5000 bushels grain Uhrough freight relet
l01d per bushel 300 boxes bacon Sos 0 bales hops ed
apples quoted at 5s. compressed cotton, 1924 7l6d
h. leather S0 5000 bushels grain. by sail
81 $500 bales cotton At ss2d 5idd -four Is sd per
bbl: to London, by sail Austrian bark OF TOO tons
placed the berth for general including partly 60
tons oil cake, 2s 3D. Glasgow by sail 500 bb flour
at Rs Bristol by steam, coo bbs flour rs 3D., 25o
casks lard ut Sos per ton; to Hamburg. by steam, 2o
sides leather reichmarks, 100 bales cotton lie,
per ID. Havro, by steam, tons rubber at &c.
70 Bremen, by sail 100 tons goods 25s
sos for the German bark Farewell reported recently placed
on the BERTH The charters comprised Norwegian bark
hence 70 Havre with $500 bbs crude petroleum at a. Cd
hence to direct Mediterranean port with 1900
fined do at BE American bark, hence Liverpool
with 500 bbis do and lubrcating oil at Is I'D two Italian
barks hence to Cork for orders with $500 quarters grain
each ut 5s lid quarter Norwegian bark voyage
With 200 quarters do At Is Cd tho bark reported recently
from Baltimore with 1000 quarters do for this
at Is Sd italian bark, hence to Dundalk with 5000
quarters do. at 6s Norwegian bark from Baltimore
Gibraltar for orders the Mediterranean with iuO bbs
refined IA at rs
The New York herald., 1875-11-19
RAILROAD ELECTIONS.

Alta meeting of the directors OF the Hannibal ana
st. Joseph Railroad, held yesterday morning, tho
following new Board chosen :-Mcssrs H. IL
Baxter, D. l. McCready W. H. Nelson Allan Camp.
beli Joseph Richardson, T. =. Carver, j. r. Acker j.
Van schack and Charles y. Lowe The four last named
gentlemen were members of the old Board.
The annual election Of directors of the New Jersey
southern Railroad Company was held az the Office Of
the company ~ Long Branch, on the 18th INST when
the following directors were rectedS NJ Mills, New
YORK Hon. Nehemiah Perry, Leon Albeit, Robert
Kennic, David I. Patterson, Abraham Browning, Hon.
.. =. stockton and +. Z. Taylor, New Jersey; c. J.
osborne, Now York; Edwin Eldridec Elmira: H. n
Rathbone Emira
The New York herald., 1875-11-19
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT STEADY AND UN-
CHANGED-FUTUREs UNcHANGED-FLoUR
QUIET But sTEADY-wHEAT HIGHER--coRN
UNcHANGED-oATs FIRMEE-PoRK DULL
LARD UNcHANGED-PE PETROLEUM DULL-sPIR-
IT'S TURPENTINE DULL AND NEGLECTED
RosIN DUIL-HIDEs wEAK-oILs IN
cHANGED-wHIsKEY 1-2c HIGHER-
FREIGHTs FIRM, BUT QUIET-HEMP AND
JUTE sTRADY-GUNNIEs UNcHAEGED-coF-
FEE QUIET, BUT FIRM-sUGAR FIRM, BUT
UNSETTLED.
THURSDAY Nov. 1876 r. Dr.
The trade movement to-day was rather slow but
goods generally pressed for sale and values
for most commodities tolerably well sustained.
No violent changes noticed in any direction but
In the main the tendency was in buyers favor On
Change wheat advanced; corn was unchanged; oats
ruled nrmer pork weak lard rmer cotton steady but
quiet petroleum dull spirits turpentne dull and heavy
rosin neglected; nominal; coffee quiet, but firm
tone gunnes uhchanged hemp and ute steady
hides were weak oils generally unchanged:
hrm but unsettled whskey higher eights ruled quiet
but firm.
CoFrRE-The market for BraziIs was still quiet but.
der the influence of favorable advces from Rio,
steady feeling manifested We have copy Massrs.
Wright Co.'s Rio telegram which give below SALES
for the United States since inst bags Ship
mens for the United States Atlantic ports $1,000 do
Loading for the United States, 81 900. Stock date.
2eoool Average daily receipts, 500. Price-Market
steady $500 The stock of mild coffee in hands
follows Java, mats, 1920; Singapore 9454 do.
Ceylon, 3S3 bags Maracaibo, 9o do Lauayra 449
Mexican, 922 do Manila 500 do Savanilla 925 do
Curacoa 1856 do Total stock, 81 4oi bags 49, mats
Javas and 9454 do. Singapore We quote Ordinary
goes i74c IKE tar do, ls1c 1sa4c good do lec
1916 prime de-. 191ac l94e range for lots
1876 le4c.; Santos fair good lss4c 2os4c gold
ninety days; Java, government bags 26c a27c do grass
mats. 2ec 2sc; Singapore do, re 24c Ceyon pic.
22c.; Maracabo, 1ehc 2lsc. Laguayra 1916. Gle
Jamaica ls7ac . zoe s. Domingo lsc; ls1sc Porto
Iehc 2lc Manila l91sc 2o1zc. Angostura i9c Ole
Savania. Ice u 2lc ;Curacoa lS1sc 2Uc.
unchanged The closing quotations with
WI esday's closing figures a follows
The New York herald., 1875-11-19
ACCIDENTS.

Peter conklIn twenty 'ycars Of age Of No. 5ls
East Seventy fourth street. found yesterday morn
ing lying IN the yard Of No. 1870 Third avenue,
suffering from severe injuries lie supposed to nave
iaen IRON tile root He was sent Bellevue Hospital
by the police Of tue Nineteenth precinct ~ =.
james McAuspic thirty years oi age y 20 oiV Wess
ThIrty-scvcnth street fell yesterday morning from
the OF Fifteenth street anu Nlhtn avenue
aud broke his thigh Hs was removed 70 heLsvwa
Hospital
The New York herald., 1875-11-19
OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening, highest and
lowest prices of the daV.-

ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The closing prices compared with those OF yes
terday ollows:-
ADvANcE.-New York Central 4 Hannibal and St.
common, i do preferred, Il St Paul, K; wabash,
NJ Union Pacific, u; Western Union, u Missouri Pa
chc III District OF Columbia 3. 65 bonds, Y; gold, 3f
Eric in London, a.
DEcLlSE.-Atanric and Pacific Telegraph, u; G., C.
and /. c., u; Delaware and Lackawanna - Erie.
u; Quicksilver, "a; Michigan Central, 1a New Jersey
Central. u.
SrAroSARy.-Atantic ana Pacific, Ohio and Mis-
ssslpp, Pacific Mail, Panama and Rock Island.
The New York herald., 1875-11-19
MEMORANDA.

despatch from Montreal states that money is be-
coming more plentiful, and the demand for accom-
mediation is light there is prospect that the banks
may lind some difficulty safely and prontably en-
ploying their funds The rates of discount for CON-
mercia loans have been reduced and the leading in
situtions advancing regular customers at
per cent
The new directory of the Hannibal and St. Joseph
Railway has been arranged to-day follows:-W A
Nelson, President and General Manager Directors
IL. H. Baxter D. A. Mccready, W. II. Nelson, Allan
Campbell, Joseph Richardson, B. +. Carver, J. p
Acker, J. Van Schaick and Charles Z. Lowe
The New York herald., 1875-11-19

vfor future delivery the, sales we're follows
i slee 500 At is 1870; Deeember, 500 at is Lice;
300 IL 332c January, 900 ut IL 5-32c February,
100 q. IL, IS ll.a2s soo at 10 5.iec, March, iid0
30 at lac; August IA 5lec. Total, aoD bales To-day.
up 70 two M-Noyember, 500 10 4c 800 Ut - ysac
December, 900 Mt l3 Lice 500 13 3-32e., 800 ut
lsHe, 400 At Is 5a2c. January, 100 Is}Sc, 100
- 15i2c, 400 n l3 3-l6c., 100 l3 7-32c..
100 lake, 800 ~. is 7-s2e.; February.
100 at l3l4c. 200 at 10 9-S2c.: 800 13Sc,,
2o2at - os2e 4o3a y 5lee, 1000 at ls'sc 500 y
l3 3H32c. March, 100 ut 13 7i6c 400 at Is 52c 800
At iss 100 at 10 81 l7.a2s April 200 at lssc 100 at
loeoo bales Grand total, 1880 bales The receipts
the ports ows-GalYeston, 2.60S bales: New
Orleans. s,6l5; Mobile l.7lS; Savannah 1880 Charles
3,ao2; Wilmington, asa; Norfolk, 3,i24; New York,
S12; Boston, 322; Philadelphia 542 Total 377
This day week % 38s This day last year 95a
Total since September l. l.1S9.552 bales night
Cotton freights closed as olows-To Havre by steam,
Isc. To Hamburg, by steam, lie, compressed To
bremen BY steam ie. compressed 10 Liverpool, by
FLoCn AND GRAIN-Receipts-Flour, ls 769 bbs wheat,
eB33 bushels 1865 oats II I62 do S6l3
do. barley 80 oi do barley malt 07S do The
moderately active yesterdays prices with
235 bb state Western and Southern
tous Rye flour quiet and unchanged. Corn meal was
quiet; sales $40 bbls and 81
wine So 80 S3 IS for Western yellow and IS 10 $3 is
Naas ...t.tf
The New York herald., 1875-11-19
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA, Nov. Is 1873.
Spanish gold 222 223 Exchange dull ON the United
States 90 days currency l05 1o7 premium short sight
los no premium; 90 days gold $50 32 premium; short
sight, i34 1856 premium On London 100 1872 premium
On Paris l2sa l3o premium sugar active No II Dutch
standard, I4l3 10 Gals per arrobc
EUROPEAN MARKET.
LONDON PRoDucE MARKEr-LoNDoS Nov. IS-Evening-
Linseed oil I'd 25s Sd per Spirits Of tupentne
25s. ID per cwt.