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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-11-13

MALcoLN, lows, Nov. 5.-The polls
were opened here ct 8 .. m. Up to
p. m. 63 votes have been cast, every
one being for Rush Clark, the demo-
crats voting the straight republican
ticket and saying that voting once for
Carter was al they could stand.
"wINDy JOHN" BEATEN AT HOME.
ALGoNA. Iowa, Nov. 6.-"Windy
John" Wilson, who would stesl Gov.
Carpenters seat In Congress, after
working hard for two weeks, polled
only 83 votes In his own town. The
republicans did not conclude to vote
until after 4 o'clock, and then beat
him by II majority for Carpenier.--
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-11-13

One winter evening in the year
1868, Jacques Geburon, furnace man
at that section of the Creuzot iron
works known 40 "The Forge Of the
Three Chimneys," pushed his way
down the deserted lane leading from
the main street Of the town to his
house in the teeth Of q furious sleet
storm.
"Peste on il y he muttered, as fu-
rious gust almost took him off his
feet. "What gale this is !! Itis well
l left of work an hour earlier than
usual. / would never have been in
time for supper il / had not
He stopped at the door of q neat
one-storied house as he finished, and
put out his hand to knock, when the
sound of voices inside made him sud.
denly pause and draw back into an
alley-wsy which separated the cabin
from its neighbor. A second later
two figures appeared on the thresh-
old.
They were those Of handsome
young fellow in the rough dress of q
foundryman, and q very pretty wo-
man Of at most twenty-five, who wore
her cheap gown with . coquettish
grace, which rendered her absolutely
charming. --------------
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-11-13
A bogus BABY.


LONDON, Nov. Tin Marlborough
street police court yesterday Q sum
mons was set down for hearing
against Lady Annie Louisa Goocl
and another, charging them with con
spiracy to palm off = spurious chilt
ON Sir Francis Gooch 40 his heir
Lady Gooch's counsel presented tn
certificate of her physician that sh'
was unable to attend. The magistrat
declared the certificate unsatisfactor,
and adjourned the case for ono week
declaring that il Lady Gooch was no
present then he would issue . war
rant for her immediate apprehen
sion.
Robert Forester, . large collier
proprietor, of Glasgow, has failed.
Leopold Ranke, German Histories
writer, is dangerously Ill.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-11-13

MADRID, Nov. 7.-Counsel for Mon.
casi, the regicide declined to proceed
with the case despite the judges in
junction and has appealed to the ben
chers of his society, alleging neither
sufficient delay nor inquiry 10 per
mitted for defense. Moncasi contin
ues to confess premeditation.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-11-13
FOREIGN.

LONDON, Nov. GA Norwegian
whaler, which has returned from the
Artic Ocean, reports that at Nova
Zembla, sho was boarded by two pi-
ratical Russian sehooners and robbed
Of everything portable.
The snow storm at Vienna on Sum
day last was very heavy. All rail-
roads and telegraph lines in that
section were interrupted. Thousands
of telegraph poles are prostrated,
parks and trees in the city were gem.
orally injured. The snow lies sever
al feet deep. The storm extended
throughout Austria.
The Times Berlin correspondent
says English and Danish influences
are said to be working to induce the
Duke OF Cumberland to recognize the
situation In Hanover and accept
Guelph moneys.
German papers announce the for.
nation of free trade league to COM
bat the spread of OfprotectiOnist tenden.
cies.
The telegraph lines for nearly one
hundred miles around Vienna have
been destroyed by q snow storm.
The Hungarian Diet has rejected
the Vutg uipBe1eA6 81 f6 A6wsgt w 5. of tho Asinaas..
A dispatch from Calcutta points tC
an order just issued for the formation
from the Madras and Bombay armies
of q new division for the frontier, as
a clear indication that the govern.
ment expects an unfavorable reply tc
its ultimatum.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-02-22
a Farm
o SALE !
LefgveV llluStracd Home Vol.
AstAsWb Magazine. XLNH

Devoted to the Good. The true aud
the beautiful ID Home and social life.
Two serial stories viii IL commenced ~
January number. Ills p..Ag LITTLE
WTrE,' by 4. :. ARTHUR: aud .THF
WnRu or a WOMAN. Axp How she
kErr III by NIEilNIA r.. TOWN
SEND. Price reduced % S225a wear:
Clubs nj still lower rates. Iui,erick'~
newest Patterns for laair-' aud chill
drcn's Dresses i, every number. Speci-
men number ten cents.
4. ). ARTHUR L SON.
Philadelphia. Penn.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-02-22

TIC Glowing article iorcibly illus-
trntes the necessity of punctuation. II
can be read IN two WAYS. making Il a
very bad man or 4 good man, The resnlf
depending upon the manner IN which II
j. punctne.ed. We commend It to tho
ca.etai study Of some of Tie teachers n
This county. who do not seem 10 ear,
about teaching the important branch Of
punctuation, Or else do not know how.
1t and spelling are the two mos; useful
and important branches ia a common
scl COL curriculum. and are the two
the least attention is usually given to /:
lie j. an old AMI experienced man III
vice and wickcdness he j. never found
in opposing the works Of iniquiiy he
takes delight in the downfall OF hi~
%ncighbors he never rejoices in The pros
ff ny ST any Of his fellow creatures he
~ Ways ready TO assist in DESTROYING
tAc peace 81 society he takes no pleasure
III serving The Lord hp i urcommonls
shl Itnl ~ showing discord among his
TRENDS AMI aequaintances he takes no
pride in iannring 80 promote the cause Of
GAfiSliAtlty lie has no been negligent
~ irs is. 70 stiglnatize all public teach
ers hr makes no efforts to subdue his
evil passions he strives hard 10 build NJ
Salsn'S kingioM Ne lends no aid 10 the
support ofthe Gospel among The heaihen
AZ contributes largely TO evil adversary
he pays no attention 10 good advice he
pay great heed to the devil he will
never 20 70 Heaven he must 20 where
he viii receive the just recompcnse Of
reward.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-02-22
Tile Drainage.

We publish on onr first mage his
week ~ excellent address on tile irai :
age. delivered by nr. r. T. Brown. A.
si~tsnf State Gcolo4ist. III Indianapolis.
and would call the attention al Ne
farmers Of This country 20 Il. We Are
confident there Is not a town ship in this
county. IN which the agricultural pro-
duct- might not be increased rs per cent.
by systematic tile drainage. and we are
assured that ii a few farmers Viii rom
bine together. and order enough tilin.
10 justify maNiny a start. the cnterpris-
ing stouc pnmp manufacturers. Mcssis.
Harmon 4 Wager, At lunfinghurg. will
manufacture a superior quality OF thing
~ their works AZ very reasonable rate.
This branch 81 manufacture could b..
carried % extensively IN This count,.
with pfrIit 90 the manufacturer. the
fntner ana The business man. We hope
TO see the matter taken hold Of witt,
spirit ID a shors time.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-02-22

The following uncalloi for letters re-.
main ia The Jasper dice, andif not
called for "A 80 iay :, will be sent 10 the
Dead Letter Office:
LADIES LIST.
Adams T. A Molen Susan
Alice May Nicmiller :
Braden Arzela Woods 4 4
Hnerwhere Kate
CENTLEMEN's LIST.
Ainswo r > Harmed CT
Beeklcr jacob Lnckmann r
Bennett DR. TIE Iomber I.anarch
Craig Al Long Il M
Crouch James Miller Charles
Doll Leopold Marks Nick
Fisher John - McCarel James III
Hifcal William Posthlcwait u
Uelwcs Heinrich Rosainond VIC
Harmed Chss w Simmons Moses N
narfct TN Twitty Barton
Harvey Thomas
The following r held for postage:
George Margan, ireland, Ind. Joseph
Bohncrt. IN care Of Joseph Krctz. Wash
ington, Ind. ; revenue stamp.
ALoIs oEANELspAcHKR. >. 4
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-02-22
Fur The Jasper Courier.
From Northeast HARRISON.

Ma Enron Perhaps never before.
since We have been 4 resident Of This
vicinity. was there a ~ pleasant gath
irring tisn thai given at the close of
Miss Alice Melman's school on The
inst, We sRf At Our window and
our attention was called 20 notice the
lcrowds nt people that ended their way
10 the Ncaiher-beltcn school house. AT
or near the brow of a hill. Said school
house. known ~ Mt. Zion. The usual
programme was dispensed Of md ia is
stead wa, \ general review. III which
she pupils passed a VERY crcditable cx-
rminaiinn. On tile evening. al early
eaudie-light OF said day. a night session.
or spelling match was given. in which
nearly all present participated. We
send Won a list Of words improperly
spelled. though ~ no means a,i % them
Miss Msiiir Doves rl.an. was "
arranged according 10 rules OF orthog-
raphv Perhaps sam was directing her
attention. 50 mucl, 20. that She was not
noticing words as fhey were pronounced.
Mr.. sam Morgan's doupt. Was inn
properly coustrartcd, thereby causing
lnim TO be seated. He saws his doubt i
now removed, ~eqnen,ly he will be
more careful mex; time.
Finley Morgan'~ buiscuit had double
union .: yowels All mixed up together.
which i contrary 10 4 proper arrange
|inent. He says he can get away with
The biscnit a great deal better now. A.
ic has recently gone. into the bake,
business.
Will Morgan's implimcnthad one too
many. He saws he must pay more ai-
'~tenilon to the use of an a~gricultural inn
PIGMENT. rather than H. photography, IS
he contcmplates farming On his own
book ere long.
Matte Bridges matrimoney did not
end well. She says she thinks she will
my mairimony in reality soon. rs thai
will compensate her much better than
living single.
Miss Welman added a vowel to tho
word informe ia completing it. which.
was moi correct. We think thar she and
Minnie contemplate taking a couple Of
Vests to form a partnership for lite. IT.
30, il will be very much to the displcas-
IRE ~ Mr.. j.. VIC.
Miss Minnie's realize. though super
luons respecting construction. seated
her. she say she realized 4 much better
and more interesting time than she re-
ally anticipated her Vest from
illinois came popping IN and calamity
ed her away, greatly surprising Mr..
Il. n. q.
Mr.. Vests sympathisc retained the
soft sound of : instead Of The letter z;
consequently he was quickly seated.
&c says be can greatly sympathize with
Miss l.. Il. in her recent and unexpected
loncliness-cause Grou,'~ left Tor other
parts. Some say Lanra l. i greed, giri
a she wants all OF the Circuit. u. <.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-02-22
Money that was not Raised for
Nothing.

view YORK sun.
When the Louisiana Returning Board
Were about 10 make Eta OF the elector
al votes. he sum Of twenty III ousand do :
lars was raised ~ Chicago to be used III
New Orleans. The money was obtain
ed from the bank Of 4 leading Illinois
Republican. on the note Of William Pitt
Kellogg. now a Republican United
States senator from tile State OF Lrnisi-
ana. HE banker Of whom the money
was Obtained laAs since committed sui
eide suicide Il confession" SAYS Web
ster and ~enator KELLOGG has alsn con-
Il ssei. NE has conf. ssed that fhp money.
was raised ~ he u-,' Il. connection With
the Returning Board.
How could II ~ usc1 honestly III con-
neciion wisa nj King the Official returns
or tie electoral svtes? In np way that
we San perceive or conjecture. The
whole inty NJ ITO board was TO make
~ refHlrs Honestly aud truly. Did II
require twenty thousand dollars 10 hire
the members Of the board 10 be honest
and truthful. Ii was a mere matter OF
figures Did K take twenty thousand
dollars 70 prevent The figures from tell
Ing 4 lie!
Here II clerk la a counting room O,
= banking house. lie has one or two
columns Of igures 10 add up 10 certify
~. II YOU take a bag containing twenty
thousand dollars and carry II III and Iav
IL down beside him aud eay 10 him.
Look here. this Il yours when Won rct
throngh.' will II make him add 40 The
figures and certify 10 them any more
correctly?
This money could hardly have been
ob'ainca from such a distance and III
suci a stin Tor any honest or lawful pur-
pose. and there Is no reason 10 ppos
il was obtaiued for any such purpose.
One after another the facts and the H.
ftrumcniaiities OF the crime by which
Hayes was declared President are com.
ing - light. A single man mon sew
eral, turning States evidence aud telling
the whole story. rs one witness did on
the iiiai Of the Northampton Bank rob
berv, MAJ expose all the remaining
secrets 1.-THE conspiracy any day.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-02-22
r!:s's !l.Ts .aa rsrs!atle ts,sp,

Is The most beautiful work of ne Kind ID The world. II
contains nearly 100 pages. hundreds ~ rne illusiAntion.,
snd SS tnFunn piatTFs ~ FLOWERS, hennfifuily drawn
and c"loredffu nature. Price. 10 cents IN pnlsr COW
ers; ~ ~ 10 elegant cloth. IrInitd III German and
knglish4
Nick's illustrated Monthly Magazine 81
pages. fine Illustrations, md tninf,d riat. III every
number. Price ~ ~ a year. Five cFqics fr $500.
yick's Catalogue 800 llllsi ratians only 2 cent?.
A dress, AMfS vtCk. nnchcat,r, sly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-02-22
CORONEis's INQUEST.

STATE or INDIANA, DUBOIS County. S..
TIME undersigned Jurors empancled
= this day 10 hold an inquest on The
body Of Paul Davis. found dead in the
Township 1T Bainhrilge. III the County
'of Dubois, State OF Indiana. do report
thai The true name OF ~sii person j. A.
above given. to-vii: Paul Davis: that
~ the time of his death lie was about
iorty-six or iorty-srvrn wears of age,
TINT he was OF fair complexion. spare
made. about five feet ia inches hi.h.
that when he died he was dressed i'm
black cloth coat aud pa%nialonns. and a
black cloth vest and hei he iias! % hi
person. 50 far as we have been able "a
ascertain no valuablcs except a silver
watch and chain worth twenty dollars.
one finger ring, two shirt sindS aud one
collar button. two pocket-books. box
and %spectacles worth five dollars. and
iwenfy-onc dollars and fifty cents III
money.
Given under on hands, this the 9th
day OF February. 1879.
ANDREW j. McNrRxrY,
JosErH RoELLE.
ALoIs RENSER,
ANToSE BERGER,
HENRY KRAFT.
PANTILCNE BERGER.
do hereby certify that the above il a
true copy Of the Jurors report.
MICHAEL HocHGEsANG, JR. &. b. q.
Feb. 3, II Wv.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-02-22

a good Hallett & Davis piano for sale
~ 10 CsuRtsv OvRIcs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-02-22

w Nh, local Of the Ruckpori Monitor
says we "onghl 10 have respect for the
feelings Of Young, modest aud sensitive
newspaper men," and Immediately ex-
Coll dog himlr SIGH is lie.
Young. aspiring public men acknowl-
edge openly their 'sensativc runningS.'
and their plead for sympathy when is
spoken Of by Others. The good book
saws ''be sure your sims will find you
ont"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-02-22

Jacksonville News: Mr.. George
McClcry. OF the government depot, has
invented a process by which Old. haiden-
cd and sun cracked lcsther can be made
70 soit aud pliablc as when first tanned.
nv. McClery applied his invention TO
several set, OF government harness that
Ind been condemned A. worn out. The
result was the harness Was made inst A.
good a. new. The proper government
officials We're communicated with on the
subject, and Captain j. II. Rodgers was
sent here 10 examine the proc = with n
view OF adopting its use by the govern
Meni. Captain Rodgers WAS highl,
pleased Wits the discovery. and request
ed Nj. McClery 70 take several set, OF
condemned harness and apply the pro-
cess ~ different portions Of them. and
then send them TO Washington CITY.
Mr.. McCIery did n requested. and ship
ped the renovated harness to-day. II is
quito lf'scly that the invention will be
adopted hy the government, and ii SO
Mr.. McC!cry has made a discovery that
h worth 4 fortune 10 him. The manager
OF Montgomery Queens circus, now
winlering in Louisville. was over 10 see
McCleiy This morning with he intention
81 having the old harness made new.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-02-22

~ Sixteen Cinnamon are atfend;n :
me Second Presbyterian church sunday
school, At Indianapolis, aud are being
taught 70 speak English.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-02-22

Tho Catholics OF Clinton county are
soon 10 commence the erection or !
rLnr,h ~ Frsakfsrs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-02-22

D'fhA1 - AF10iiS lEVIl OdsIbeEs
The following IL the time Of depar.
lures Of the various mails from tile
Jasper P~ost-oficc:
JASPER TO L0oGooTFF.
Leaves Jasper daily, except Sunday,
lat 81 a. m.
JASPER TO HuNrINGBuRG.
leaves Jasper daily, except Sunday,
at 81 y. ~.
JASPER TT TROY.
Leaves Jasper Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays. "A 2 a. M.
JASPER To rErERsBUBG.
Leaves Jasper Mondays aud Fridays.
at 2 a. M.
JASPER TO SHOALS.
Leaves Jasper Mondays, Wednesday,
and Fridays. nj 6 a. M.
JASPER 70 MARENGo.
Leaves Jasper Tuesdays and Fridays,
al 9 q. IN.
ALofs GRANrLspAcHFR. r. N.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-02-22
xuSrINoBuRcH. INDIANA.

~ AyivG established themselves a. above. desire n
III call the attention ~ the public ~ a few facts va
J. 1hr clay We manufacture from Is the test yet found
IN Indiana. consequently they are perm tnettiy located
and can. and W, furnish the best ware On the market
20. Their roN TINT are sold q, very reesonahl.
rates. pnf up directly frNm the Factory "a goud order.
with inslrant = ~ satisfaction and II rropsrly asrl Win
lar' 4 lifetime. bai i ny careless usage ANYTHING ahoai
Item should ger ont ~ order. they arr whore they can
rs APPLIED 10 and will repair them sNpeiifiolsly
81 They give a written guarantee on their PUMPS
~ vork We'll aud give satisfaction With proper usage.
an. TIE Stone Pumps are the he~f. mes, convention
ana most darahle Pump "a TIM woK.n. Tor farm or ho4.e.
hold purposes. They DO ni poison yonr water win
rotten wont or rusty iron, nraNiug y unit - use: fh,,
w nni freeze IN Winter, Or crnck ~ ~ 10 pieces Va tht
hrrf ~ summer. bur after being pm a. ~ " n good
TASTY sivie. are always ~ ary N furnish sam pur.
h~ralfhtGl water. upon drmand. Then pat aside Tie
"a ? fhr ~nrmy uht wooden parnp which II a very Urlcf
petipi olthvsS III usefulness. ana NH. seur wafer ~sr
worms. snd grt 4 Netei champion Stone r4un. ans
dfihk aud give yolf stock healthml water.
9Th. Our rtnufacfure ~ drain uipe ~ cell ~ ar ~e
plNceS. II cheaper and far better than the usual drain
made Of tNn i4ah plank Or brick. haeAuSe il l. pernA
neat. Win no chance ~ is getting out ~ order, or ".
ny ehoftdnp ~ faf~ ~ verniln borrowing IA Il, AM
IAN ne Pat down By ans one.
ffh. The Stone Nsre viii ~ Supplied ~ merchsnts ~
others m any quantity iesitsi. AMI "a reasonable rate.
ani on , 'f'nr quality Send Ia your orders and -a.
atn a bems rlAnniaffory.
ksrsefNeK. N. -r pr nrs-'yiiiam n Rriffon Ireland
.nt Hois ireland. +. A. Nsudscs. Jasper. Dr.
irs ttn.N.
<,v. ~. l~-T-ly.
The New York herald., 1878-12-02

PosESrH -HER,I,sN.--NIr. MICHAEL RosrsrHAL
10 Miss PAULINE HERMAN both OF city. No cards.
The New York herald., 1878-12-02
BILLIARDS.

sLossoN's CHALLENGE TO SEXTON FOR TILE
DELANEY srEpAL--THE COMING TOURNAMENT.
The Delaney champion medal. which has been held
by Sexton against all comers during the past two
years. would have been his property at midnight on
Saturday last unless challenge, accompanied by q
forfeit. had been made and posted in the hands OF
some responsible person. At eleven o'clock on
Saturday night, while Mr.. Sexton was being
graduated bya number Of friends the prospect of
his being able to retain possession Of the medal with
ont playing another match for it, he was handed tho
following communication tho purport of which was
published yesterday :. -.
NEw YoeK, Nov. 80, 1878.
DrAa sia-- notify YOU that hold $3.50 aud chslIouge
from g. =. sosson, 20 play you for the championship of
thc same - MATHEW DELANEY
Mr. SEXTON although somewhat astonished at the
1atcncss of the communication decided at 10
cepI the challenge, and will cover the forfeit and
make the necessary arrangements for the match
during the wock. The friends of slosson claim that
he has made such wonderful Improvement during
the past two three months that his chance
winning the medal is by no means u small
one. The matcn will be for $500 = side, the
Delaney medal and the championship OF America,
weeks before two weeks after the coming tourna-
mont. In regard to the tournament for the cham
pionship of the world and money prizes aggregating
$4,000. which win be begun under the auspices Of
tho Brunswick " Bake Company, at Cooper Insti.
tutc. the second week in January. much In
terts Is felt to whom the players VIII he,
AMI as TAR as can be learned at the present time the
contestants viii comprise Sexton, the champion;
probably the French champion. vienaux. Joseph
Dion will sail for Europe In the course Of few
days, Il In stated. for the purpose Of calling upon
vensux and Offering him extxs inducements
The New York herald., 1878-12-02
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Nov 30. 1878
od"a1S @ receipts 4ii Saies Great
Britain 5s'55: France 1928; coaswise, 5i6. Sales.
''-' '''NA Nrw ORLEANS Nov 80 1878
Ordinary sss. Sc, receipls 773 bales 500 Ex
nsst Ss' sass sio1 ss iSS5 ''' e0n
MoBlLE, Nov 80 1873
SH9s mns se O.s ss mESrs lranss sssa
li27; eoastwiss, 1913 Sales, aoca Stock, 81, lsi
SAVANNAH. Nov 30, 1878
s5-lee,; good ordinary s. Nst rssspts aaos bales
tnent, $500; coaswisc, 81 Sales 5000; last evening,
Cotton quiet ;middlng, s.4e: low nadpg, ssas asse;
great Ggss Ba ose s'iss
wILMrsGIoS, n: c., Nov 30, 1873
for ps.s psnea ID ra 81 &
for yellow dip u % for virgin Tar firm at 81 90 Corn
OswEco, Nov. 80 1873
msn% sss ss 10
o oaa'a .n a:'a & Is
mixed state, asc white dos :c Barley in moderate de
sHSt sSsS sssp ~ PITTS ys
ks ~ STEADY sG aae ss II Ss1sSH SSnS
Corn @sassi eelssa 80 sneolied per shor. sIs
HI, Sss Ss,sy y ss
Flour in good demand and firm. Wheat in light milling
o SSsGS n " sard Pa b"a n M %
Il io; NJ .do., si 30 Milwaukee sss No. ihsrd do,
+ a. $50 d. ssS %Iss%
ssy.'s Oats dun Wss;sm held A.; q
injured %
Is% as,s Rsl,ss ssis
wheat. s 40 bushels; rs com s.; 100 DO" oats 20 400 do"
,S Wheat @ % bushels s ns c"ra oass
Al 70, asrsaa Y q @ bns wheat
4,s5o do; rye, $3.50 do. - -.
Flour firm and quiet. Wheat easy; extra white Mch
% Es p y Sa % Corn d% RsseSr sas ..
sass J" s Slsss,.:s' P:
wheat % iaooo bushels corn sop do oats 800 do u.s.
Wheat Arm amber Michigan spot oEoo ase Dsecm5sr @
January, s5c No. rcd fill spot aec November SOC De
No , at as9Sc Kscepss--Wheat e,s,ooo bushels corn
SasheIs 11 aS Corn a do oSs out 5% neat V'o'
v -, w,,, ,, a clse,ss4s, s TIM, Nov, 20 1873
receipts, 100 bushels shipments, a.4o do Corn dull
."a steady ass0gss s PIN s Rye a % & SOC oats s s.rs ss,
finn; No fall y r. PORK IL good demand # y bid
Is IS ..sh $ s.a seller year. kettle nominal m - Bulk "
IS s. ':Sa clear sdes s. Boxed meats q good doman short
s y III e H. e1 . r TO- e & 40
sides. 55sc Whskey seady ut 81 o Butter steady and
] + IS cna and $ S j. S
81 20: packing 81 10 80 S5 butchers s. 80 81 80;
ctipts, l4,5l5; shipments, 635.
CuIcAGo, Nov. 80 1873.
Flour steady and unchanged Wheat quiet and weak and
a shade lower; No. red winter s7sac; No Chicago
spring, S3i &C., casi Sac. bid December S4c bid, Jann
ary Corn duh and shade lower; 30, &C. bid cash and De-
cenber; 3!i4e January Oats dull and shade lower;
2Jc cash; ~ bid. December 2O4c., January Rye dull,
weak and lower 4ec Barley dull weak and lower Ut
95c cash and December Pork dull weak and lower 81 60
50 05 cash: s u2l $S 3d. December; ~ 97a s. Jan
Lard in fair demand but lcMer s. TO- cash Us 65
- TO- Dccen,ber Fo 77} - 50, January Bulkmcats
steady and unchanged. Whiskey quiet and unchanged.
FreightsWheat to Buffalo firm. kecepts-Flour, 1860
vliea hus sheis corn do oatg
$1,000 DO; rye 1900 do barley; 23,ooo do shipments-
Flour 1900 bbls. wheat Al 90 bushels; corn 1900 do.
oats, As. QUO do. barley. 1S,OU do.