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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-18

COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT QUrET-FUTURRs UN-
SETTLED - FLOUR QUIET - WHEAT QUIET
BUT sTEADY-CoRN EASY FOR SPOT, FIRM
FOR FUTURE DELIvERY-oATs FIRM--wHIs-
KEY FIRMKR-PoEK QUIET-LARD QUIET
PETROLEUM NoMINAL-sPIRITs TURPENTINE
QUIET-RosIN FIRM-oILs QUIET-FREIGHTs
QUIET-CoFFEE QUTEr-sUGAR STRONG.
MONDAY, April 17-0P ~
On Change -four quiet Wheat was quiet but
steady Corn easy for spot and firm for future
livery Oats were firm. Whiskcy Armer Pork
and lard quiet Freights were quiet Cotton on
the spot was quiet; futures unsettled Coffee
quiet Spirits turpcntne was quiet Rosn was flrm.
Oils were quiet Petroleum dull and nominal
CorrEE.-The market Tor Rio quiet and lower.
Mild confees also quiet We quote:--Ordinary
eargoes l55lc l6c fair do, l7,sc. IKE good do.
lsc isAc.; frime do, 1916 1s74c.; extreme range
for lots. 15Ac. io7lc; Santos fair to good. IKE
lsc. gold ninety days; Java government bags, 2lc.
24c; do grass mats, nc 25c; singapore, do. issc
noe; Ceylon. I7sc ;sc Marscaibo. 1876 &c., La
guayra i7}sc. 15lac; jamaica, 61zc iSc. st. Do
mingo s5c 15sc. Porto Rico. tic. &c.,. Costa RIGA.
lie Isle. Macassar Isle l9sc.; Mexican. lie.
&c.; Manila, lie Isc. Angostura &c. lsc Savariia
l6c a fsc.: Curacao. l6c n Tic.
CoTrox-Thc market for spot quiet. but quotations
closing day with saturdays closing prices
"A
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Messrs Rice & Brother importers OF fancy goods, Of
No. 273 Broadway, have made assignment 70 Lewis
Stcrnbach for the benefit their creditors Tho gen.
cra stagnaion Of trade is the Of this firms aim.
cultes. Tho liabilities will probably not exceed
300 Oo0 a creator part Of which Is duo abroad Tho
assets cannot be ascertaincd ms yet
Joseph Hanaucr has assigned to Lewis Sornbach for
the benefit of his creditors.
The 1rst composition meeting Of tho creditors oi
Mcssrs Geoghan L. Carpenter, who have been In tho
paper manufacturing business under the firm name OF
IL A. Phlp 4 Co, Mt No 107 Readc street. was hold
yesterday before Register j. l. Williams, OF No. 4
Warren street. composition Of thirty cents on tte
dollar cash, offered by the bankrupts and accepted
by majority of the creditors present
The first composition meeting OF tho creditors OF
Messrs l.. j. Philips, Willis Co., which was TO have
been held yesterday before Register Edgar Kctchu,
Bennett Building, was adjourned Tor two weeks
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

BKKvks the Lenten season has passed over
dition trade in horned cattle this forenoon when
sAqs FROM q q 3 H. a ~ ssss s.s
only few top steers which were allowed % lbs net THO
yards q Eastman sold for self 30 o. 6esyes
ssus i ao. 4 Se PER m ws sas
ton weight cwt. strong 20 Illinois steers loc
Weigh. 'ssI' Illinois sis5; .o
s sssA 80 "'. at a
s IS s sss "a r. Brown In .s r a.
50 Illinois steers lie per b.. weight sws 4
"s At IL s Weight ~ ss s% o Il
Tor Boha Co. i Ohio At aye per b..
ws = Sas H. sss sssi' a
wsisei, " ', Texan steers at we per b. weigh.
cx iT i Illinois sssrs = oe per with on TsAS
weight 81 .s % iU s:r sn iii t.y q
rTy ,od for cISn ae"sy Y n". steer, n :.
Merit; sold Tor Monroe = llineis steer. az &C. rs
s weigh: ssl With ess 81 81 ss
weight ~ sS, ssss. 81 s. steers nsd = % 4 RE-
nsis steers. ssgsi ( Meyer sold Tor selys. 40
s:; :::s:: s's n s siss' " rs &
ass !. c. III. S n e. ~.r s
IsS Illinois ;sesrs A. Jsrssy cry yards g Donps
vi. with 81 81 On s.
no stssri (, per s sssh ~ ew sor ;
cyl 20 Illinois steers ss e9tc per b. Weights Ok
VI ssss, q ssa ie oe rs a o pr koS
per Co. ~ Missouri ' M,s.n a Ok per 1 wc as
per b. weight cwi; ia Missouri steers at IoSc per
H. weights EVIL - 10 ssn ssr.rs q per
rsIs ;sa s Meyer SS .S:
los Pc. ~ VIZ, y, = on psr head ssisl'. ~ sT q me-
& mi u ss.s ~:s: 4:
sI wssnslmss sold selves. IL sSis oxen sSs
s a .S. SEEN s. E !. es per With y "a hsss
ew Is Illinois steers u Ole ~ weight cwt.
YET T. at 1 psr =, II Per
bead on % head weights % cws Az cwl 81 cwi: 9.
per y, weigh. O ssi. i linos sjse per Is.
weight ,aE o. CIV. ~ Illinois steers az Per H.
~ % ~eS' s@ u ni Illinois .seers i ioc
PsT no sa' =. 70 ssrs weight Weight "a Illinois
..sers ., ie peg H. weight ewi D wsixei sold for
's' ;sssI Per Il Weight ss 81
s~ ~s y Illinois '''s'' At 100 IKE per '' weight
asD Lsxns slow. quality from poor to
ss4e nerb for wcoliy sheep lambs quoted o Kirby
Elliott sa iAsf T sas ssc
sI,s , sheep weight sS7so ms: At ese perth
. 3s sss rs, BE- us, * per 0 s.,s 1875 state
weight rs2os. at Ike per Ib IS State sheep weigh;
Il 6 State - .ssc ' ss. ss
a. -7,sc per ID; 90 state sheen. weigh. $3.50 lbs.
per- as rssf asas nssp . a"d
os sss "ss gss s I. at 81; per y ao
sp lbs. Al 7c per 10 sold during The pns,
2 ssp weight Gss ssr II 70 Ks. IA
no so, v, sheep ysiyhs 500 s& - &c per M Ohio
weight 1000 Ibs IS sic. per it, 30 o"'' '"e'p'
vsaLs AND CaLvKs moo,h quality vea,s held on ss,s
only light SIMPLY being hand Coarse duality calves
oyer supply and very slow Of sale prices per iii
lIoes.-rhere were no live hogs on sale.
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GALVESTON. April IL, 1879
Cotton duh and irregular midilng. izsic low ndding
ll5ac good ordinary. lusc Net receipts.
ssi bales stock. s., 7s7 bales.
-. -. Ngw ORLEANS. April ", 1876.
Cotton quict middlinx. f2isc low midding ~ Nc good
ordinary Io*c Net receipts, 3zs5 bales: gross. snDl
90 Gront Britain. $50 bales. the Continent
i6S do. Sales, 300 bales. stock. 22s 1911 bales.
MoDiLK. April ~. 1879.
Cotton nominal; middllnr l2,{c low mlddIng ii Ne;
good ordinary lusc Net receipts. a. bales Exports
coAstwsc " bales sales, 2uO bales stock u63 Bales
SAVANNAH. April ", 1879.
Cotton quiet; mddIng. I2tfc low uiddling Ike good
ordinary, lV<c NeSreccpss as baes 4so do Ex
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State bonds moderately active, the sales being
confined to Missouri long skies AZ lo4, l04 lo45s
do skies OF 1877 at 1928 Georgia sevens at lo7s do
gold bonds, 1865; new Tennessee skies A.
SHARES
Bank shares sold at lis for Merchants, ia for
Market, "a for Fourth National so for Ninth National
and rs for Continental The latest bids arnexcd-
America, ISL; Central National, Iolh; Commerce,
ll5k; First National 200; Fourth National o3; Ger
man American, 49, Merchants, 1171s; Merchants Ex
change, 95; Nassau, LOG; Ninth National, So
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
M. iha sfock nj
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xEw Yonx, April II, 1s7d
To rnE EplroE o. rssx HERnD:-
Asionisied at seeing In your issuc Of this morning
that had been arrested for raising disturbance Ia
the Thrty.fourih Street Theatre justice 70 myself
would kindly ask be allowed 90 state that II was noA
me. and will make the following statement WIKI.
Clny Preston. brother deputy asked me loan him
my shield rs he thought u much bctter than HE
own, which did slny namc being on ~ He Was noe
authorized however 10 assume my name, which no
siI Giving tho impression my friends and tho public
that ID was mo By making this correction you wtll
sway ''''Ss' A. D. DERAIsMEs, 200 South ssresA
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81 1857 bales

ports eea.sviss 1880 bales sae, $40 bales. Stock.
Cotton steady; midding iasse ia5sc: low nidalins
ExporTo the Caninsn io Bales; sosss.s 7eo DO
Sales. 800 bales stock. 1871 bales
81 E = steady ..lss Of q No ;grIas
st II So: Mlwaaiee club held 4, 81 49, Corn quiet
cs.,sy $751; sssss os
@ Lake ssDsiwsh ss Sld suss: sso
x G,Sln saoas and In soss7,whea' b@hss corn
d n sssss sS go S s1' . aS % s.
Sill s"sS oGS aG cas- ss esI a d.
s corn sooo 90 y o Do barley 5000 DO Flour
sSsG s ss 81 s
sy q a ON as c0' oa ,.s
s" s pork sm Barley S so
Lard dull ~ Itc seeds quiet farmers expecting lower
.'"''' ' roLrDo. Aprl y, 1870
Flour steady Wheat fairly active and shade higher;
No do. 81 Is; extra white Michigan; q -; amber
sss'S = ss s.y = ~ lyme 81 r as
o.. oos Corn steady with fair demsnd hsh mixed
no grade Michigan .9s am.ss
white os's s'ss Ssn sSs
Sashs SS aoa &C. Sash, whes no. 1900
do. corn. 10000 do. oats.
Tho cash grain transactions to-day nppar
cnt rise OF two cents which Is however only the addition Of
winter expiring to-day the state OF the market
EXPRESSED in this despatch therefore independent Of this
storage Flour steady and firm Whea. IN iair demand
and higher No. Chicago spring 81 Of5 81 05i4.
May; 81 075. June; No Chicago spring Ode soc.
jeccd S2c Corn. demand active aud higher No at 4c
spot 4S5Sc May 4Ssc June. Oats In good demand and
shade higher; No at saac. SPOT ss'se. May; asssc
Barley IN fair demand and higher at 63c.. spot;
62s4c. May, Pork generally unchanged. but some
$;2 G Juns Lard aaie but seaoy q $is s7ss spot
meats quiet and unchanged. whiskcy dull and shade
lower at 81 o6,a Recepts-Fiour, 1000 bills; wheat
700 do barley 1000 do shipmsnss-Four, 1902 bbs
500 do; barley, $500 do Az the afternoon call Of The
Board Wheat lower mt 81 OJ71 VI o6, May: 81 o6s4
juno. Corn and oats unchanged Pork shade higher;
ST. IS S22 ~. May; So 60 81 GA jane. Lard,
$l3 SO Si3 ~, May.
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
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ADVANCE AND DkCLIXK
The following are tho changes in closing prices CON-

ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The following the changes in closing prices CON-
pared with those Of Saturday.
ADvAScE-C.. C., Q. and l.. III Erie, u; Producers
Land and Petroleum, Northwestern preierred,s
srs nJ " ;' Pac,c aai Rock Island x; s. rui
common, Il; do preferred, u; Wabash, u gold, 4.
srAr,osARI Western Union, Union Pacific, Quick
trail, Northwestern common, Missouri Pacific, Lake
Shore Illinois Central Harlem, Hannibal preferred, G.,
C. and l. G. Atlantic and PACING Telegraph, Atlantic
and Pacific preferred.
rHx MONEY MARKET.
Money on call loans freely supplied at "a and
per cent An abundance OF capital Is awaiting invest
mcnt but the present condition OF tho stock market
Il refuses souch fancy securities, and apparently
in doubt with reference the stable class
which heretofore has commanded confidence. Domes-
NC exchange steady at 4s61s 4s6A for sixty
lays sterling, and 4s9h 4Ses4 Tor demand.
The following were the rates Of exchange on New
York at the aforementioned cities to-day :-Savan-
nah, unchanged; New Orleans. commercial, par
Isl premium; bank, 4 prcmium; Cincinnati, nrm,
Csc 81 premium; Charleston, easy, y u pre-
MUM; and St. Louis, s5c. to 81 premium.
THE GOLD MARKET
Gold declined from iisk to lI27s, and Afterwards
covered 70 l13a at which closing sales made Tho
rates Tor carrying were ~. 2 s. 81 and per cent.
OPERATIONS or THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK
Gold balances. 81, O61. ISL
Currency balances. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. POS 1913
Gross clearances. 2IssG, Ooo
CLEARING HoCsR STATEMENT.
Currency exchanges $50 llo $50
Currency balances. -.......-........... 3z96.Cs5
Gold exchanges ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 7,510,oo5
Gold bsianccs.--- sse,os9
Kernan's Financial Bureau furnishes the following
telegram from San Francisco- 'sThe amount OF gold
com and specie shipped East for past fifteen days
was as foIlows:-Gcld coin, s6l5,2oo; gold bars.
t22s, 75s; silver bars. $780, 900; total. s1oioo5sr
UNITED STATES rREAsURY.
The Assistant Treasurer to-day paid out $4,000 On
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OlLs we're quiet We quote :-uotonseod crude, 4se
Is ~a:: ss siss
gases. s. 20; winter SisasAsd dsh 0'c crude FISH,
s and % The closing s P.
,ss sss.R ,,p sa s a s s
ss II S s sssPSsiS Il
$3.50 bbls lard. 1887 erces
Ss s' a y ssss ss SS Tho pork
Sssss. s as sssss 's p'ss: =
sa'a as ~ BID les s2s s. @ s % Tic
.ss S .s s g S sd saa 80 %
quoted sai 50 and prime $40 80 and
asess al ana 5 ,.h
a. ssssa Hs%s sss. 1i 1884, ssls$$
A. sscon and aud SSn bellies hs at s bsn
iss city long clear iassS Western
md nominal a. saS sae for prime Western and s2 sai
nominal % ,S & Zoe sa e.. hams ."a end o
s.ss isy III s 81 e 81 as Ass ss
M ns s ssss s sSS% so .aIss
sa sSos '1 sale. wsrs $50 $50 sss
% ss as IS rs Nssss s1s III ~ e
sssss
good 20c Soc; fresh 33c. sc. steady.
wequote Estate factory common to good Tie ll,ac ane
to fancy issea i;sc skins 4c De-; Ohio factory fair 70
good 5sc. 81 do fiat shaped good to fancy S1zc.
l2bc. Cheddar shaped. good to fancy DC a i21sc
ktcE~-The market was fairly active and steady We
fair good. Size 5zc do, prime, ssc sec Rangoon,
Ranroon. in bond 2I2c 2ssc., gold
SUGA.The market Tor raw was irm but unchanged. We
sales OF $50 hds. centrifugal vt sac Ssc Refined
steady We quote Fair refining. Tac 7sc.; good
do 75lc 77Sc: Cnba fair to choice &C. sac;
do moasses hhds. and boxes, 6lac 7sc. Porto Rico,
refining common to prime. 7c SCI. do fair 10
choice Sc ssc; standard 4, 90 97sc OF a, otsc
lated. 1oiac; cut Loaf, 1t7lc
srkAR,NaRecepts, 90 tierces and 90 bbls The
dull and nominal
with sales Of 10000 lbs NJ 10 Ice.
WHlsKvY- Rcceipts-4s0 bbls. whssev. 417 bbls high
wines and 80 bbls alcohol The market u shade frncr;
100 bbls. sold ut 81 liz
FnKiGnrs-General market with features OF in
erest and the late advance grain tonnage for charters
sustained, IS Cd Cork orders having
cepted grain per quarter Rates tonnage
Room steam duh but stcndy. The
ments cmbraced;-To Liverpool steam 10000 bushels
small lots were reported. To London. by SAIL 1000
bbs 0cake private terms To Glasgow. per steam,
SD0Dbmshels ain 6 standard; $50 bhs sugar. us. ID
mvasses reported particulars not known. To HULL
per $500 bills private The charters
comprsedA British bark hence Cork for orders with
400 quarters grain at IS 3D. option Of Penarth Roads for
bark hence Cork for ORDERS with $500 quarters
grain 3D. nat British bark. from Phiiade phia to
Cork for ORDERS with 200 quarters particulars unknown
German bark reported from Baltimore Belfast with
2Oo at U.s. Italian bark, thence Cork
ORDERS with $500 quarters NJ is Norwegian bark from
philadeipha t. Have with soo Dbl, crude petroleum q
bills at a.. and British bark, hence Havre with
4.7O0 bbls. do on private terms.
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The following are the Philadelphia stock quotation,


The trustees Of the Pacific Mail mortgage have dclv-
cred to the officers OF the company 5000 additional
bonds making total thus far delivered 70 them Of
81, 100000 What disposition 10 made Of these bonds
by the company Is not known.
In The Illinois Railroad tax tho Supreme Court
decides against the railroads by reversing the decision
OF the court below.
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an con,r.c 400 bales. Sor fr,u,e sc,,vsrv Ss
sales as follows saturday, after one r. ~ April,
bales Is li6c juno, 100 IL l5-2c., Jny POI
To-day up two r. NJ April. 100 10 li0c al
800 2. 10 ss2e: iivo =. IS iec.; June; 500
at il ies2c. 900 Is v-iec.. 200 At IL 1889,
100 at Is Ice July 800 At 3kc, 100 At IS 23-32c
200 As i5 z7s2c, 900 At is'fc, 20 az ~ I5.iee.
at the ports follows 642 bales New Or
leans 52s5 Mobile 2s2 Savannah, 49, Chnrlc,ton 3Ds;
sl,; Boston, 2o4; fhisdelphia 29 Total $685. bales
5so3 bales Total since September $685. 2o bales
Cotton freighs closed follows ITO Havrc by steam,
Ne. compressed To hamburg by sfssm 5c compressed
10 bremen, BY steam Nc Compressed 70 Liverpool. By
Froun AND GRAM 49, i21 bills wheat
ie7 800 bushels meal Ola bbis and I10 sacks OATS
malt 2053 do The Hour market ruled quiet and
NORMALLY unchanged The sales including and Vest
rrn hbls. at the ned uotatons
soid 10 the bbls ~ 80 IS
pcr6nc fairly sctivc. We sales ~
NTH cd nrices onnfn
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


This ws 20 sIFsiIy HILTON and WILLIAM 1rppEy
both q the city ana state o. New York have This day
II Ss Sw York and tho
sss Ct rsy yG..
AID s1o Gm;ea states q, and in The Kingdom
2 hs, ,c pIHeDa pl.ss q business Of said eoparsner
That said business win be conducted under the Arm
hereby esy,Sca vii bs sSnnusa IN a.s By HENRY I'LL
s s and sran.ss cohSEIiA n sTEwxRr assl.ss
DER sTEwxRT ~ ' s,.s New YORK de-
Il 70 .s lane s s% & @ G
ss AZ ..d ss n ss rsns M Rs
Witness our hands and seals hls Ugh dny q April d.
WILLIAM LiBBEy. H. 81
State Of New York. city and county Of New York. ss
nHHY G o s s sn"s
certificate and scveTs acknowledged that they executed
'"s '""'' e'S''" ROBERT PnorHERog,
New York City.
state q ysw yo,s, city and county q New York 50
ana Clerk the Supreme Court said State for said
DO certify that have compared the preceding with tho
''S'''' CERTIFICATE
CONTINUED USE or FIRM NAME.
6c IN my office, and that the duplicate
thercfrom and OF the whole Of such original
Wines: nxs T
and affixed Official seal this fifteenth day q April 1919
H. 81 Clerk.
NOTICE.
in The firm Of ALEXANDER n STEWART < Co. tho
business Of said house win be hereafter continued by him.
under the firm name. with such he may asso
'f Date, "a New "" York April u, 1876
COiNELIA NJ STEWART
THE BUSINESS or TUE FIRM on. ALEXANDER 7.
STEWART co. will be continued BY tho undersigned as
copartncrs under the same Arm name.
D"'ea np''' - 100 HENRY HILTON.
WILLIAM IIBBEY.
TUE COMPREHENSIVE FIRM or VALENTINE co
business hereafter be conducted oy H. A. valentine
Dated April IL. is7a -.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Any PERSON DESTROYS or INVESTING FROM
gIs@, viii Dss.s address HsfErssE Son 10 Herald
snice
4 GOOD OPPORTUNITY TO PuRsciiAsE A WE'LL
~ established wholesale business. stock about SisODD
on liberal terms must DO o s e q Ns,
pyERTTsING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN.
N vested: 500 weekly; control TO Responsible
commands space. Address AEDiATK Herald
Office
4 0ENcY FOR FLORIDA wANTED-FoR SOME
~ quick selling article m universal demand. Address
JAcksoSvILLk. Herald Office.
A PAETy WITH SERVICES AND 5000 to 5000
With aw iclesaie house. Address MAAUfACTURkk. box
i,79i Post Office. Now fcrx.
A TREASURE WANTED WITH 500 TO $500 70
N travel with Of the exhibitions exhibited:
good security and salary given Inquire ~ JAQUks. ~
A RARE OPPORTUNITY POa 4 YOUNG NAN TO
competition; S70 capital required Apply II 20
East 10Th IT,. corner Broadway
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whes quiet but steady. with sales o. sbcns 10000
bushels Saturday evening" 81 OF for grade spring.
81 II for rejected ~ Is 81 rs for No. 3 ~ or
graded ~ "a for No. Milwaukee IN 81 ~ for red
winter, and Saturday evening 81 81 "a for No
Milwaukee spring 81 10 tor NO. spring and
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20 arrive and 81 IS for No. spring ~ stsre Corn Was easy
Tor SPOT and arm for The sales % bushels
graded mixed track 7oc for white Southern soss Tie
ana osc. for mixed April Rye was quiet barley ana
barley malt dull wish buyers and sellers apart oss.
were hrm but quiet We note sales OF 81 600 bushels ~
90 FOR State mike track.
HKnP JUTfwe OF 900 bales butts At
about3c cash. and 800 bales Sisa Emerson kokes ~
private price. We quote dressed $50 goo TOT
single 500 s22s for double and sia0 70 for rough;
Manila hemp, Tic TIC. gold Russia. olcan. *luu
$2io gold; Italian s275 $3.50 gold jute 4c 51c cur
rency lnto butts &C., CASH sisai hemp wa 42c gold;
istle. 5Ac &c.. gold.
MoLAssEs was quiet, but steady; We quote Cuba.
centrifugal and mixed. 22c 2sc clayed, poe 3Ic do,
muscovado refining SOC $3.50 do. grocery. 32c 4oc:
Porto Rico. 35c Soc English Islands SIC. Soc New
Orleans good &c soc prime 53c 5oc. cholce o6c
osc fancy. about 0nc
NAVAL SrOREs-The market for spirits turpcntino
quiet Hrm with 800 bbls good strained
At u IS 81 s7h wequote Spirits turpentne 3s1c:;
rosn strained 81 80 good do, ~ s. " s!x;
tar Washington. 81 TO- Wilmington ~ - TO- Advices
81 90: O. ID E.. Isl 62,s Tar steady: Wilmington 81 IS.
Turpentine hard 81 40 yellow dip, 81 4o virgin.
kvt-
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Iplj AND ll:31 A. A.
$1,000 Us 5-2o. rs. 1ls $1,000 US u.s. I0-4or INK
IUvUu $40, c.65 lIs7s 10oOU 5s 1O-4o 9. llss
ltOcD 5sur. 'o7.. ixU5s 20 90 = 81 a. ISL. Ilsis
IesO1 $685. 81. III VtAO do............ lls.
1JfIc< ~.
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
PRovipRNcx, April II. 1870
Printing cloths quiet but steady at last quotations
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-10-18
Third DAYS Proceedings,


Atl:l5, the :36 class was again
called on the fifth heat, and Fannie
Mills won the heat in 2:34laa, Big
Soap I'd, Little Crow Sd.
The final heat was won by Fannie
Mills in 2:36, Z. ID. Baker Cd, Nat
Baker Sd, and Big Soap Ath.
The following horses were entered
in the thrce-minute race, to-wit
Carman, Josephine, Laura, Elder
Pogue and Wapello Chief.
Carman won the first heat in 2: Al a
Laura I'd, Elder Pogue 3D., Wapello
Chief 4th. Laura was first but was
set back for running, which gave the
heat without record to Carman.
In the I'd heat Laura won in All,
Carman Cd, Josephine Sd, Elder
Pogue 4, Wapcllo Chiefs.
The next race called was running
mile dash, 1926, first quarter, $50 first
half and $75 the mile, in which Flora,
Dan Hama, Timber Jim, Mary H.,
Victor ID. and Alert were entered.
Timber Jim had the pole and after
the usual amount of sponging and
scoring they got off with Timber Jim
at the pole who won the quarter in
26, Mary III. the half in 53. and the
mile in :49ls.
The three minute race was then
called for the third heat with
Laura at the pole who won easily in
2 As, Poguc End, Wapello Chief 3D.
and Josephine 4th.
The next race called was the free
for all, in which the following entries
were made, to-wit:
Fannie Mills, West Liberty. Kitty
Stratton and Big Soap.
This purse was $500, divided up as
follows:
First horse $500. End 800, 3D. $50
4th $40.
Big Soap was withdrawn, being
lame.
Kitty Stratton had the pole
and won the first heat in 2 :33.
West Liberty ID, and Fannie Mills
Sd. 1t was an uncommonly fine heat
and all the horses were apparently
driven their best.
In the fourth and final heat, in the
three minute class. Laura won in III,
Elder PogHe I'd, Wapello Chief 3D. and
Carman 4th.
The balance of the race came of
after we went to press, and will ap-
pear in our issue tomorrow.
There was a good crowd in attend
ance to-day, and the meeting is uni
ycrsally voted u success.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-10-18
CG0PER'S
Patent Rubber Bucket Pump.
Cfns,PER.s
J. q. slaERROD

Has purchased the Pump Mandatory OF John
+. Gray and will carry on, the business ut the
same place, There Is no better pump made than
Cooper's Parent Rubber Bucket Pump. Prices
| as low as the lowest. s 8 wSm
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-10-18
Southern Excursion.

On the 18th Of October an cxcllr-
sion train will leave Moulton. Iowa,
for Chattanooga, Tenn, via the st.
Louis, Kansas City & Northern and
the Nashville, Chattanooga Il Saint
Louis Railroad, passing through St
Louis. Columbus, Ky, Nashville,
Tenn, over the CHAMBERLAIN noun
tains 10 Chattanooga. Round trip
tickets, good for thirty days, from
Moulton to Nashville $3.50, and to
Chattanooga 1920. Train will leave
Ottumwa at 4 :25 p. M, and Monlton
at Ill p. IN. For further particulars
address +. A. Drake, Manager, Moul.
ton, Iowa.
TO any one who wishes TO make
the trip, this offers a very cheap and
desirable chance.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-10-18

Another car load ofthat very fine
Flour called Our Best Gem City,
Gold Dust, and White Swan, which
has always given better satisfaction
than any other flour shipped to OF
tumwa, and which is being sold
cheaper than ever. All persons who
love good bread and want good flour
would do well to call on
j. II. YOUNG & Bro.
Market ST., between J. III. Merrill &
Go. and p. o. 9-l3-d6 VIC
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-10-18

The Davis county Republican says
Judge Sampson is doing good work
in canvassing the District. He adj
dressed the citizens of Moulton the
other day. and after his explanation
Of the silver question aud his vote
thereon, several of the most promi-
nent greenbackers in that town Open
ly declared their intention to give
him their support.