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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-04-14

NOTICE is hereby given that the
~ undersigned. Administrator OF the
estate of Elizabeth Gray. deceased.
will offer for sale at Public Auction. al
the late residence OF the decedeni. 10
Boone township, Dubois county, In
diana, on
SATURDAY,, MAY 9th. 1876.
all the personal property OF said estate
consisting Of ore horse. cattle. hogs
poultry. corn in the crib. farming imple-
nlents. household and kitchen furniture
TERMS.--Snms OF s. and under
cash: over s5. "a credit nine months will
be given. purchasers giving notes with
interest from date. waving benefit Of
valuation and appraisement laws. with
snreties to the approval of the Admins
TRAITOR.
ALBERT G.. GRAY. Admir-.
WN. A. TRAYLoR. Attorney.
April l4th. loT6-3w.
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SIZE, STYLE, &C.


sickle knife Cutting swn' 5 inch
"a drive wheels
vice inveued enabling e driver control tie height the knife will,
condition ground
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE i hereby given that the I'M
~ dersigned has been appointed AL
of the estate of Elizabeth
Gray. late OF Dubois county. Indiana
deceased. Said estate Is supposed 10 BE-
solvent.
ALBERT c. GRAY. Admir-.
W.. a. TRAYLoR. Attorney.
April nth. 1876 3w.
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An Ordinance adopting Survey and
Flni for the town 90 jasper, and es-
labishing q grade therein.
He il ordained lis the Trust Of the
town az Jasper. That August Pafiiin.
Civil Engineer. having completed a
survey. map, profile and estimates Tor q
grade OF The town OF Jasper and adj
diiioms thereto. in accordance with a
resolution heretofore. to-wit: on the
I'd day OF August, 1875, adopted by ihis
Board, and having fled with this Board
n copy OF said map. survey, estimates
and profile and having placed witness
sione In she center Of every cross street
in said town. marking the center OF said
street. aud the Board of Trustees being
unanimously satisfied that the adoption
of said survey. map. profile. grade and
estimates. will be for the best Interests
OF said town. DO therefore, unanimously
Resolve. that said survey and map are
adopted. and shall be hereafter respect
ed as tile proper map and survey OF said
town. and said grade and estimates are
adopted for the grade OF said town. and
The Town Clerk is hereby directed to
have said map recorded in the County
Recorders Office of Dubois county, with
tho proper certificate thereto.
Vote in favor OF the adoption of the
above ordinance and resolution - Il. NJ.
Wolman, Joseph Troxler and John W.
Brett.
Vote against said ordinance and reso-
LUTON None.
AN ORDINANCE CHANGING THE NAMES
OF STREETS IN JASPER.
BE II orylaiged by the Board Of Trus-
tees of the Town OF Jasper. that the
streets OF said town shall hereafter be
designated and numbered as follows.
to-wit: Beginning at the first street
running East and West north of Patoka
river. which shall be numbered and
called First street: the next street North
running East and West shall be called
Second street and so On IN regular ro-
fation. each street running East and
West shall be numbered and called BY
its respective and proper number. mp to
Fourteenth street, upon the northern
side OF said town.
The first street running North and
south on the East side of said town,
shall be called Mill street: the next
street running North and south. west
of Mill street. shall be called Jackson
street: the next street West shall be
called Main street; the next street West
Shall be called Newton street: the next
street West shall be called Clay street.
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We viii take good buggy horse a.
part payment fora buc,rus Reaper
and Mower.
isFNXvvr \ GRAMrLsgtrurR
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Az ORDINANCE PRoVipiNe FOR TuF
GRADE or SIXTH ST.. EAST % MAI>.

Az ORDINANCE PRoNiDiN. FOR Tur
GRADE or SIXTH ST.. East % MAI>.
Ordered by the board that the Petit
tion heretofore presented bv Alois
lGramel sparher. AMI other property
holders owning property on sixth street.
La-t "a the Court hoG>s. hAyin- ma
ioriiy 81 the real estate owners on said
portion OF said street thereon. d. granted.
and that said SIKH street East o. The
Count house. be brought a. ihc proper
grade Ia accordance with the survey aud
Grade made by y. pallin. and hereto
fore adopted by The Board. and side
walks ~ Glass a. hc laid down thereon.
and thc Town CLERK Is ordered 10 advcr-
liise ior proposals Tor grading said
isiree, said proposals 90 pe inr a givcs
sam per cubic yard a. oil. with ~ much
per cubic ward OF hapliug over iO0 lccI
said grading 10 be completed by The
4 l5th day ot june, 1876. and side ~ a.ks
\ OF Class 4. 10 be laid down within 81
\ days after said grade j. completed. Pro-
lno>a.s 10 be received at the Office OF the
Clerk OF The corporation, m 10 6 o'clock
4. NJ. April 22d. 1876. and the success
tai bidder 10 give bond 10 the APP
proyal OF the Board, for the proper com
lpletion of his contract. The Board will
reserve the right To reject all bids, il
they deem bcstto do -.
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OFFlcE or CLERK oF THE 4
Town OF JAsPFR. )
Anil rfh 1a-E

!, +. L. Greene. Clerk OF the corpor-
alton OF Jasper. do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing Ordinance. is
a true, fun and correct copy OF an Ordi-
nance adopted by the Board Of Trus-
tees OF said town. at their meeting. held
April Sd. 1916. a appears on record in
my Office.
WITNESS my hand, this 9Th day OF
April, 1916.
i. l.. GREENE. Clerk
Town of jasper
April :. lS76-3w.
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FR raising the ls driver
him lar will. the
gear by
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-04-14

THE FINGER guar
with keeping
edge for the knife to cut against
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supported gearing
smallest possible and being
shielded dirt asd great
VII duly colsidS ed
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THEIR FITTING DEVICE Rear Machines only from
practicable Front Cut Machines without making them
Gated a render them easy to get out OF order
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THE FRONT CUT MACHINE has adjustable wheel an
enables the driver control easily lie hehth the
lodged grain grass evenly.
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MOWERS.No. Mower This = ID, ruryru- Moue. either
with Knives 81 inch
Cuts four e. inches.
No Mower This ], our Junior Mower M ruel bar
inch sections dvewbee p inches 81 s Luts four
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THE DRAFT the BGcyrus point
speed strength any
marx This affirm from actual trial.
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ADJ STABLE REEL with
The
adapted 0 conditions OF without trouble
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pnon to
Of t.
without choking Kind grain This desiaeratnm long
their
tangled while has been claimed
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OUR ApJ I-sTA BIZ rITMAN 3 of 80 30 anl N.

n
by nicely fitting kni.e Ter
all taken up amt leugIA
bring te points VI Tie sections tie OF The guards either
owing
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We wish TO farmers to consult their interests By examining Inc
machines
ed their ey do this will be satisfied Other machine. have
WILL aud
their which
We believe without
strictly
having
our
should be informed
We
Of
the simple
pairs az other machines.
, 1876-10-06
Conviction of Lee.

Though the Mormon authorities
appear to have made up their minds
to sacrifice Lee, that person has no
mind to be offered up for the sins of
the Church. He curses the Nor
mons as traitors, and threatens rev.
Citations which will throw fresh light
upon the fearful tragedy in which he
was an actor. 1t is imposing too
heavy burden upon the credulity
of the public to ask them to believe
that this man acted upon his own in
dividual responsibility, without a
hint or suggestion from his superb
ors, in the perpetration of the dis-
bolical Mountain Meadow slaughter.
The case against the Church is quite
as strong as that against Lee, aud
there can be little doubt that the
policy of giving him up to his fate to
appease public Indignation and re-
lieve the Saints of any responsibility
in the matter has been deliberately
agreed upon. Meantime the doomed
man manifests determination to
die, if die he must, no meek and un-
complaining victim, but to pull down
the pillars of the Mormon te mple in
his fall, and perish, like Samson, in
the midst of hecatomb of his be-
trayers. He threatens that if he is
consigned to the gallows he will be
amply avenged that his forty sons
will follow up those who have been
instrumental in procuring his death,
and will never rest until " they have
camped upon their graves"
In regard to the guilt of Lee there
is no room for doubt. The witness
Hamblin testified that he saw Lee
cut the throat of young girl whom
one of the Indians had captured and
brought before him as being d" too
handsome to be killed" Samuel
Knight testified that he saw Lee
blow a woman's brains out and kill
a man by blow with the butt end
of a gun. This wholesale murderer
richly deserves the extreme penalty
of the law, yet the attempt to shoul-
der the entire responsibility upon
him, and exculpate Brigham Young
and the Saints is utterly wrong.
, 1876-10-06

Dimensions $50 feet long, SO feet
beam, carrying capacity 300 tons.
The Caledonian mine bids fair to
be as good as any yet opened on
Coos Bay. 1t is only 1900 feet from
navigable water on Isthmus slough,
where any vessel that crosses Coos
Bay bar can come. About half this
distance is graded and wooden rails
laid, and the balance of the way is
graded.
The arrival of twenty-three boxes
of fruit from Oregon at the Centen-
nial is announced. 1t is now on ex-
hibitlon.
Says the Empire News: The con-
struction of telegraph line from this
bay to Roseburg has been commence
ed under the auspices of the West
ern Union Telegraph Company, and
it is expected that the line will be in
operation by the list of November.
CALIFORNIA.
The Vallejo Savings and CONNER
cial Bank failed to resume business
on the 28th ult. The suspension is
caused by the financial embarrass-
ment of the President, J. B. Frisbie.
The society for the prevention of
cruelty to children held meeting in
San Francisco on the 29th ult., and
adopted set Of bylaws and seal.
Eight years ago the last rail con-
Meeting the Union and Central Pa
cifc railroads was laid. On Sept.
9Th the last spike was driven in the
railroad connecting San Francisco
with the lower section of the South
ern Pacific. These two events are
the pivots on which the railroad his
tory of the Pacific coast turns. While
railroad development in other parts
of the United States have been ut
terly paralyzed since the panic Of
1873, the Southern Pacific has built
600 miles of trunk line, with import
ant branches, opening a vast and fer.
tile region for settlement and con-
solidating the trade of the coast at
San Francisco.
Some 10000 salmon spawn have
been shipped from California to
Honolulu. 1t has heretofore been
supposed that the temperature Of the
inland streams of the Hawaiian Is
lands was too warm to admit of the
propagation of salmon, but careful
observation shows the temperature
to be about like that of California.
, 1876-10-06
u. S. Marine Hospital,
Port TOWNSEND, w.

PORT TOWN8END, W.T..
ANY SICK SAILOR WHO HAS PAID
"A Hospital dues for two months prec ed
ing his application for admission,is entitled
to Hospital relief.
Port Townsend Hospital.
The above institution having been placed
on a permanent footing, as the United
States Hospital for Marine Patients on
Puget Sound, the proprietor takes pleasure
in announcing that no pains or expense
will be spared in ministerlng to the COM
fort and convenience of private patients.
This Is the largest General Hospital north
of San Francisco, and by far the most COM
plete in equipment. II has been thoroughly
Iefitted and refurnished. Its general wards
have accommodations for about one hum
dred patients and are peculiarly adapted
for cases requiring the most careful treat
ment and constant supervision at limited
expense. Those who desire them will 1be
furnished with private rooms, entirely
separate and distinct, at slight additional
cost.
those interested in shipping, Is called to
the fact that seamen suffering from eonta-
giOus diseases win be treated outside fhei
Hospital without expense to the vessel.
THOMAS L. MINOR, M. D..
96-tf Managing Surgeon
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON SPOT FIRM FUTURES CLoSzD SAkELY
sTEADY-FLoUR DULL AND IRREGULAR-
WHEAT DULL AND NOMINAL-CORN QUIET
OATS QuIEr-wHIsKEY DULL-roRK DULL
AND LowER--LARD DULL AND LowKR-PE-
TuoLEUM IIRMER-sPIRITs TURPENTINE
EAsiEk-RosIN FIRM-OILs srEADY-cOFFEE
sTEADY-sUGAR sTRoNG-FREIGHTs STEADY
MONDAY. August 14--6 6P. NJ.
The markets cmphstcay dull and irregular
to-day with tendency toward lower basis for many
commodities On 'Chapge hour was dull and irregular,
but some grades scarce and hrmer while Others
we're nominal Wheat dull and nominal Corn
was quiet Oats quiet. Whiskey duh Pork aud lard
were dull lower and nominal Freghts were steady.
Cotton the spot quiet and steady Futures closed
easier Coffee steady sugar strong Spirits tur
pentine was easier Rosin frm Oils steady. Petroleum
hrmer.
CoyFEs.-The market for Rio steady. Mild coffee
w.s quiet We quote sales Of 532 bags o Tcncr and
5o7 bags d. John Broma both lots lesc gold. for
strict fair The OF Rio here this evening is s,26s
bags at Galveston do New Orleans 7.4l3 do, at
Mobile 1000 du and at Baltimore So 03a do Ahoat and
loading for United States t. July Is. li,oos
bags Purchased for United States to August
500, bags We quote :-Ordlnary csreoes, 1s7<r.
l5c fair islsc l654c good do i7c. l74c prime
do i71sc I1Ac range tor lots, i4s<c is1zc
Santos fair good i6c lie, gold ninety DAYS: Java
government bxgs DOC. 22c. d. mats. Zoe. 2sc
Singapore. lsc. zoe Ceylon. l6isc. lsc. MSracabo.
I4ac l6hc Laguayra, l6c. l7c.; Jamaica. loc i7c
ST. Domingo t4c l4Lc. Porto Rico, l6isc ISc Costa
Ricn IBc 1886 Mexican i5sc. 1879: Manila, l5.c.
lolsc. Angostara. i5c l71ae s~vAnia lee iec
CorroS-spot quiet. but steady. Future deliver
les s2c to hc durag the day, but the market
closed firm. Tho closing to-day compare with Sat
utdayis price rs follows
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY

ports eoastsisc. 2oL Sac-. lUu Stock. LIN
wLsiSeroN. n e. Au.ust ~. 1875
Spirits of iurpenine dn AZ 'e koain steady a, Il i2i
fof strained. Tar dull and lower TO seiL
Flour steady whea, steady; No. White WABASH new,
sehs. m No. new 81 81 OK as DO os & ~ siS M do 81 r'as s
amber Michigan, ~ or; No red winter, 81 l1r No
'S ~sg ' Ss as SrS S 6ea at ss
& sss Low o 80 osSe s nsS a. and & aa sI"ss s
new. 81 White new s,4s; Mehlsan new s2'se s, Re
SOC do. Shipments 100 bbls Hour 1900
bushels wheat. oi.oo' do eo'1 .,, >. ,szs
Lake Flour. IA 800 bbs wheat mo bush
cs corn, iolo do k"oad rees,p,sfionr. q. 100 enl'
~as., %, o"ssls ss,s %. do Sa,. iseo' 90 do do
@a.sr-wHes. 500 oa .Seis com iaot%p do. inse1or
po.n,.,orn 500 ea.asls Railroad shpmsnts-Fiear'
laooo 90 barley. 1000 DO 800 do Canal relshs
s ss. os Sei. s ss is Sss DO si" oa. m
2i,sl7 rye o.iis mAl. si.gis do Total 5.7 a
: :SHiss ssss1a s ssst - . s. saSss s 3 " vas
s % s 800 nsw & sSsoysa a 81 is Com o. eue, mnsa sni
easier; sales Of bushels NJ. Western Doc,
sars no Gsres nesIss,ed: none here. Nal: eai,
oswsco August IA, 1876
Nil~aasss cub 81 III: old 80 White Miehsaa. 81 io
fair white canada >! 80 Corn s,eady high mixed. ,5e
% S5s ~ .oi per S o
e"anssa aiiro.d irci ntsr loar 10 oston sic 10 Sew
Y 5os o 20 As.py @ sf 1 asf Ls,s,
lumber. i73o feet
CHICAGO. August H. 1876.
Flour steady. Wheat unsettled. but generally lower:
cuscd nrnicr; NJ. = Chicago spriux s3hc. e5s.e..
osIc.. septenber: sS;lc ~ S)c. October; No.
Chicago sprn. Toe 7sc. rcjecsed. oJc eic Corn In
august: siiae september: rejected 4iSse Dat, arner
No =. zoe. spot September. 5'}sc 3OAc October
Rye nrm and unchanged. Barley easier: sic. sgo ,
53c October rork heavy active but weak and lower :
81. s. Ysi sa ss1 s 81 az ss"s sa s 4" n
$40 M. spot; $40 szs, septoe.ber, 81 80. all the
bnk meats duli aud lower; shou ders
ti.c- disc short rib niddcs, ele. oae B"eon slon
ds,. 9-sr sl,c- Waiskey sie.dy AMI hrm Al 81 uiz
Railroad rcights unchanged kcceipls-fiou 9Ob bbs ;
wheat. 0aDp bushels; corn. 37i Vy do cats ZOO d..
600 do. barley 81 do. Shinnents- Flour 900
bbl& wheat. siOoj bushels; corn 2o3OO do oats 1900
do barley. $40 do ~ the afternoon call OF the Board
Wheat easier; SSc sSl.c Septe nbor, Sytac. October
Corn easier; ~ ic 4issc. August; Al .4tse. Sep
icnbcr Oats nLcnanscL Pork I,wer SIT 73 September
Lard nnchA
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ll9H; do do, do. coupon, llo,i a ll9k; do. do.
ls6s registered l2l 12 "a do. de- do, coupon, III
al2Ih; do. ten-forties eistered, llS lldt.; do
do, coupon ll9x 1l9s; do. Gvcs 1881, registered.
I74 ll7,s; do do. coupon, li7h NIX
THE USrrsD TREASURY
Tho United States Assistant Treasurer to-day paid
out slss 900 gold for nvewsntes and 1900 for In
all for fractional notes.
FOREIGN
The London advces report the feature OF the market
rise OF ts per cent IN the United States new i've
per cents which owing to the large amounts and
high prices offered for the 81 600 OF these securities
awarded by tho government TO Aessrs Fisk Hatch
on Saturday last The other American securities were
firm and consois steady. Bullion TO the amount oil
ESQ 600 went tho Bank OF England Oh balance to-
day Silver has advance. to 53ti pence. The follow
ing are last London quotations consols for money
90 T-I6 961<; consos for account 96 7l6 gsK Ave
twenty bonds of 1855 old, lO6A; dvetweniy bonds Of
1867 LOOK; tcn-forty bonds looi4; new nves. 1o7A
lo7x; Eric common shares l2,. l25s; Erie pro-
ferrsd shares, l9a %
In Frankfort new nves are 1903 In Paris rentos are
1861 25c. Exchange on London. 25r 2ssc.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds In the morning dealings were quiet
and Grm Chicago and Northwestern consolidated cou'
pom gold bouds sold at 93sx. Lchigh and wilkesbarro
consolidated rose TO SO Union Pac6cs were firm at
1861 Grsts and o5s for sinking funds. New Jersey
Central consolidated lrsts brought lol, Rock Island
scveus 1921, and Paul. l., Crosse DIVISION 1925.
This afternoon Union Pacific sinking funds advanced TO
95,. and Michigan Central 10 to TO-. NewJersey Cen
tral lrsts new brought ll2 and do consolidated lOL
ST. Paul. La Crosse division, sold AT 1929. Rock Island
scyens at l09is and Hannibal and ST. Joseph converu
BILE at So Northwest consolidated gold coupons were
in demand at 93zs with none offered below 9i.
HANK sHAREs
Bank shares sold at 800 for Cay. Tho latest bids are
annexed America, 140; American Exchange, l0sts
Central National, 10ok; City, 300; Continental, 90;
Corn Exchange, l20 First National, 300; Fourth Ma
tionaL SO; German American, 10; Hanover, So; I'm
porters and Traders, lS0 Leather Manufacturers,
1853; Merchants, 114ta Metropolitan. ia; Nassau
100; New York, III; North America, 9lH; Peoples,
l30
PHILADELPHIA
cl,>hto etrrk unn Ia
The New York herald., 1876-08-15
BROOKLYN'S TWO HUNDRED THOU.
SAND DOLLAR BUILDING.

AZ special meeting OF the Brooklyn Board OF Alder
men, held las, evening for the purpose OF selecting
plans for the municipal building. which s TO be
erected JoraIemon street, adjoining the Court
House. II was resolved TO accept the plans OF Archi-
tccts Mumford and Ditmans. The OF the plans 10
tho city VIII 600 Tho foundation OF tho DuiId ng
VIII be commenced ABOUT the middle oil Scptcmbc., and
the structure VIII be ready lor occupancy summer
Tks anxxonx nAkan Tor The building 10 82V0. wv
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va, st.i du aud almost nomns The .ales were
amDer rexas 77ic for old inferior red winter. zoe
81 10 for 30 Milwaukee spring and 81 ~ for medium.
Rye was quiet A. Toe 7.e Tor Canada IN bond. aud oc
6.c. for Jersey Corn quiet
sales Of iluUc bushels 1T 54c 5Gc ungraded
Western mixed 5.c. 57c ungr~ded mixed SEE Tor
graded mixed 52c. for ho: Western mixed aud 54c
VAIN do oats were quiet; the sales ABOUT GOUCo
bushels At fOc for mixed 4Jc. white
state. 3Sc white Indiana. Soc 35l,c. tor No
Chicago IN store and 37t &C. fos afoat
HEMP Jurx.-ine market qust but ste ady.
We quote :-Amer an dressed $40 S2oO tor singlo.
$.25 for dVubis and $40 xI.5 Tor rough Manila
hemp. &c 7l4e goid; iussia clean. 500 $2iO gold;
Italian $40 sSJ gold; Jute, 3c 54 Juto
s.c. age. cash, ssal hemp. Sc 5zc xoid Iste.
Sc. J-sc. god
MOLAssks.--Domcstic was steady. Foreign uuct
firm 4uc tor 81 test We quote Cuba centrifugal
ana mixed, 2lc sOc. riayeo. SIC 3sc
BE- Lngsh Islands. s2c SOC New Orleans. fair
% good. 4Sc. sac. prme 10 choice 50c b1bc.
NAVAL stogES-rhere easier market tor spirits
turpentinc and cw sscs 100 bbs sold st
2,s.c kOsin quiet and hrm. Tar weak We
quote spr,ts OF ,urpentine 2ssc. Dc rosiG strained
81 s5k 81 70. tsssd strained 81 Us . ~ ~; tsL
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. August ~. 1876
Cotton nrn middling. iiAc low middinx. iOt4c good
ordinary v.e Net receipts, 80 bass. Exports evsst.
wise, IlO ssiss IA stock l.ts3
Nrw ORLEANS, August IL, 1875
Cotton strong, tending up. idllnx. Ne middling
ilc good ordinary, los Net receipts. 3JO baes gross.
So saiss. 2.JOu stock. 81. s5i.
MoBiLg. August -. 1876
Cotton hrm: middling. II Ne; low middiing, IUs2e
good Ordinary, v,&c. Sst receipts ~ bales Bales
stock. t1l5
CHARLESTON, August IA 1870
Cottoa Ira: nddiug ilt-A BktHA: ~ nHAAdllnA-
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MAR 3lEO.

KELLY--McoKR Monday, August II. 1870, 10 Be
Francs Xavcr's churca. by tho Rev. Father White.
THOMAS =. KELLY to MARY j., eldest daughter oi
Michael Moore. Esq, all OF New York city.
REEsE-HGGISs -On Saturday, August IL, Dr.
George +. REESE TO GEoRGiASA e. HIGGINS, ONLY
daughter OF the late George w. Higgins Esq, all OF
Brooklyn
s,ns-LEE-A Washington D. G.. Sunday. August
IL, at tho residence o. OTIS Beeow, ESQ., by the Rev
W. y. Watkins Of Christ church, baltimore, W. J.
SyMs, of New York, to JULIA II LEE No cards.
The New York herald., 1876-08-15

ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The following the changes in closing prices
pared with tnosc OF Saturday "
Apvs NcE Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, u; New
York Ccnra, a C., Z. &. and l., n Delaware and
Lnckawarna, u Hannibal and ST. Joseph, /; do pre-
Iei red, Harlem, "a Northwcslcrn do. preferred,
i Jersey Central "a OhiD and Mississippi, "a Paci
&c Mail, u; Land ana Petroleum. - Rock Island, "a;
81 Paul. u do preferred, "a Onion Pacnc. "a
DrcLINE-Goic, "a; Atlantic and Pacific preferred =
Money continues to reflect the great abundance of
ioanabic capital, ana supplied to-day at2 ana l
per cent The following were the rates Of exchange
on New York at The aforementioned cities today
Savannah, u premium; Charleston, scarce; u u
premium; New Orleans, commercial, u; bank, q;
Cincinnati. easy; so discount par Chicago so pre-
mium aud ST. LOUIS, 80 premium.
Foreign exchange was steady at 4s6ll 81 for
bankers sixty days sterling. and 4sSh 4 80 for
demand. The nominal rates ioows:--
The New York herald., 1876-08-15
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LivEHpooL. August N--5 30 r. M.-Linsced oil, 24s
2is I'd. per cwt
LoNpoS. August I45 ~ y. MCalcut,a linseed, i9s.
Lnsecd nii rs. 3D. 2ts. ID. per cwt.
TAG PROVINCIAL MARKkrsThe provincial m arkcts have
been quiet but hrmer because less influenced ty foreign
supplies Some f,w ot slight adv have
The floating trade has been dull decline OF
shiin. per quarter fur wheat.