Cooperstown courier., November 09, 1883, Image 7

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ThankegiTing Day Fixed.
The president on the 27th inst., toned
the following Thanksgiving proclamation:
By the president of the United states of
America—A proclamation: In fartherance
of the custom of this people at the close of
each year to engage upon a day set *purt
for that purpose in a special festival of
praise to the giver of all good, I, Chester
A.r Arthur, president of the United States,
do hereby designate Thursday, the 29th
day of November next, as a day of national
thanksgiving. The year which is drawing
to an end has been replete with evidence of
divine goodness. The prevalence of health,
fullness of harvests, stability, peace
nnd'the growth of fraternal feelings, the
spread of intelligence and learning, the
continued enjoyment of civil and religious
liberty—all toese and countless other bltss
ings are cause for reverent rejoicing. 1 do
therefore recommend that on this day
above appointed the people rest from their
accustomed labors, and meeting in
iheir several places of worship ex
press their devout gratitude to Qod that he
hath dealt so bountifully with this nation.
»cl pray that hi9 grace and favor abide
with us forever.
[Signed]
CHESTEK A. ARTIII
By the Prtsident:
FREDERICK T. FERI.INGIIUYSK.N.
Secretary ol State.
LATE MARKET REPORT.
ST. PAUL.
WHEAT—The market is steady and featureless.
The foelinar which has prevailed for some time
Dast has not been weakened throueh.long waiting,
led possibly received some slight strengthening
'rom Saturday'* reports from the outside markets.
Wheat men are generally of the opinion that wheat
ivill go no lower this season, and that It an export
demand should spring up there would be an im
mediate and marked rise in prices, accompanied
Sv an active movement of the grain now be ins
tield back by the farmers. The board Quotation!
re the same as on Saturday, viz.: $1.01 bid foi
spot, October and November No. 1 hard $1.02 bid
tJr December, and $1.05 bid for May. No. 1 92c
Did No. 2 hard, 96c bid: No. 2. 87c bid. Twc
r.ars of wheat were sold by sample at 98c. The
board of directors held a meeting at the close of the
board session, and agreed to recommend the reso
lution establishing grades for frozen wheat.
FI.OUK—The week opens with a steady market
for flour, and no visible prospect of an immediate
change in tone. Fair Eastern orders were received
by the millers yesterday, and the local trude exhib
ited considerable activity. Quotations ate uu
Aantjod, ranging as follows: Patents, Orange
Blossom, #6.75 Red Cross, straights, a(i: Capi
tol, family, $5.50 Bakers, XXXX, $4.50 iu bar
rels, 25c extra outside brands, 25@50c per bbl,
iccording to quantity low grades, $2S2.50. Eye
3our, $3.75 per bbl. Graham, $1.50 per bbl.
Buckwheat flour, $10 per bbl.
CORN—Corn continues steady and in good de
mand. For spot and November No. 2 mixed 4(ic
was bid acd 48c asked: year, 46c bid and 47c
isked May, 47 »c bid and 48c asked. For No.
25c was bid and 47c asked.
A
made at 42c.
A
bid for rejected was
sale was recorded of one car. No.
2, May delivery, at 4756c.
OATS—The market is unchanged. Board quota
tions: No. 2 mixed, spot, 27c}£ bid Novembei
delivery, 28c bid and 28 asked: December, 23c
bid and 29 asked: May, 32c bid and 33c asked.
For No. 2 white 29c was bid No. 3 white, 27oc
bid. One car No. 2 white was sold at 30c, and
:ar No. 3 at 28c.
MINNEAPOLIS.
WHEAT—The
market was quite active yesterday,
and there was a very fair amount of trading done.
Samples were picked up with avidity, and seller'
as a rule went home cleaned out. Prices were ^c
liigher for No. 1 bard, and about the same on other
trades. Northern wheat was in good demand, and
93c was offered for 10,000 bu November delivery,
but holders asked lc more. Transactions were
mostly confined to samples, although there were
sales of No. 2 har-J at 98c No. 1 regular at 9(5c:
No. 1 Northern at 93c: No. 1 regular, 92c, with
ttransit and rejected, by sample, at 82c. The best
bid for No. 1 hard, November delivery, was
$1.02,
and $1.02% was asked. Holders wanted 94c foi
No. 1 Northern, November, a^l 87c for
No. 2 Northern, spot cash. About It
less was offered. For No. 1 Southern,
85c was bid. and 82sc for No. 2 Southern.
CORN—The market is dull and a shade lower.
For No. 2, 47&c was bid yesterday, and 48c
isked: No. 2, October and November, 47!i: year.
16c condemned, 42g46!6c.
OATS—The market is dull and steady
iJS'-ac was bid for No. 2, mixed,spot or year: sellert
asked lc more: No. 2 mixed, 28c: rejected, 26's
27c.
OATS—Tne market is dull and prices unchaacetl.
No. 2 white, U'Jc bid, 30c asked: No. 2 mixed 28c
reir-cted, 2(!5i27c.
liAiil'EY—Unchanged r.t ."JSC for No. 2 extra No.
48'.«50c No. 3 ami rejected, 35®45c.
MILWAUKEE MARKET.—Flour TLULL aud droop
ing. Wheat quiet: OS'-fcc cash and November: 953»c
December, and 9(Mc for January. Corn, noth
ing done lSe for No. 2 47c for rejected. Oat.
liigher No. 2. 28c. Bye neglected: 56c for No. 1:
No. 2, 5412C. Barley dull and lower No. 2, 60c
•xtra No. 3, 50c. Provisions irregular: mess pork,
¥10.25 for October $11 for January prime
steam lard, $7.20 for October $7.30 for
January. Butter steady. Cheese unchanged. Eggs
firm at 23a Receipts—Flour, 22,000 bbls: wheat,
23,000 bu: barley, 52.000bu. Shipments—f lour,
17,000 bbls wheat, 26,000 bu barley. 127,
t»00 bu.
CHICAOOJMAKKET—Flour, quiet and unchanged.
Wheat, demand active, unsettled opened weak and
lower: closed a shade liigher 93(Si93i8C October:
93H®93^ic November 9.RI5SII79"?4: December:
90^b(£9($SC January 1.037e May N'o.
spring, 93(593380: No. 3 .-i riui.', •Sl'sc No. 2 red
winter,991ic'ii$l.01. Corn, demand active: mi
settled opened easier afterward advanced, and
clo»ed nominally unchanged: 467s047c cash:
467gc October 47^c November -Ultjifi-lOV
December 46|^®461ac year: 401e@46J4c Janu
ary 4S5si44S*Uc Maj". Oats, steady and lirm
28®28Iec cash: 23c October and November:
28Mc December 277i*c year 2S-56c January
313134c May- live, firm at Sii^c. Barley,
easier at GOcbi- Flaxsoetl, lirm at $1.37.
Pork, demand active and irregular: opened easier,
and afterwards advancod i)J4«30c for cash.
October and November: $10.3."iy!l0.37)2 Decem
ber $10.25i®10.30 year: $10.92kj@10.95 Janu
ary: 811.054#U.07 a February. Lard, in fail
demand opened a shade lower subsequently ad
vanced to $7.20©7.25 cash and October $7.17
@7.20 November and December $7.15®7.17 a
year $7.27^ January: $7.35(5i7.37la February.
Bulk meats, in fair demand: shoulders, $4.50
short ribs and short dears, $6.75. Eggs, in fair
demand at 23@iMc. Butter, quiet and unchanged
Whisky, steady and unchanged. Call—Wheat, de
mand active and irregular: declined 4c November
advanced Mc January: advanced ^c May. Corn,
in good demand advanced ^c October, year and
January: declined
Jac
November and May. Oats,
in fair demand: advanced year advanced
3sc
May. Pork, in fair demand, and 5c higher Oc
tober: 7*20 higher November 2Kc higher year and
January. Lard, in fair demand: advanced 2*QC
January and February. IJeceipts—Floor, 16.00C
bbls wheat, 81,000 bu corn, 191,000 bu: oats.
185,000 bu rye, 23,000bu barley, 82,000bu.
Shipments—Flour, 19,000 bbls wheat, 34,000 bu
corn, 473.000 bu oats, 81,000 bu rye, 5,OOC
bn barley, 41,000 bu.
Kn Klux Convicted in Georgia.
In the Banks county ku klux case eight
persons were found guilty in every charge
in the indictment. The conviction created
a sensation. The ringlea-'.ers are men of
considerable property and members of a
large family, in Banks county, named Yar
borouab. Four of tbe family, Jasper,
.Tames, Ditmus and Seal, ware tried and all
convicted. Lovick Streetman. E. H.
Green, Bold Em^ry and Stancy Landerman
are the others. Jasper ifarbough was the
'.-e8der of the gang. The charge against
them was that they committed outrages
against negroes because negroes voted for
Hon. Emory Spetr for congress. Speer was
defeated and appointed Unite*! States dis
trict attorney, so it fell to bis lot to prose
cute the ku kluz. The charae of Judge
McCoy was so liberal for the defense
that acquittal was considered certain.
When the verdict was rendered, convicting
the entire gang, several brake down and
sobbed audibly. Tbe prisoners, handcuffed,
were taken to jail. Their counsel will use
every effort to secure anew trial. The pen
alty is from one to six years. This is the
first conviction of ku klux in Georgia.
Gospel
Facta.
[The following has appeared in nearly
every newspaper throughout the United
S ates, and is one of the fi&est testimonials
ever won by a medicine, proprietary oi
otherwise. Dr. Crane (he is a graduate oi
medicine as well as a clergyman) gives his
evidence without any solicitation whatever.
It will repay to read it.]
"I have never seen a medicine more perfect
ly adapted to its various applications than
Thomas' Electric Oil. 1 was for many years
a sufferer from quinsy: Thomas' Electric
Oil cured me. My wite and child had diph
theria Thomas Electric' Oil cured them
and if taken in season it will cure seven
times out of ten. I am confident it is a
cure for tbe most obstinate cold or cough,
ani if taken into the head, by the nostrils,
two or three times a week, will postively re
lieve the most offensive case of catarrh and
notwithstanding the delicate nature of the
mucous membrane of the nasal organs can be
taken up with perfect impunity. For deaf
ness and earache it has done wonders to my
certain knowledge. It is the only medicine
dubbed patent that I have ever felt like re
commending,andjl am anxious to see it in the
house for any consideration. It Jalso op
erates in asthma as a specific, and when
ever it is used it bccomes indispensable to
household safely. I am ready to give any
one the benefit of my observation, both as
to Jits effects and mode of application, if
they will drop me a te making inquiry."
Rev. E. F. Crane, Dunkirk, N. Y. Dr.
Tuonifis' Electric Oil everywhtre by Drug
gists. Foster, Milburn ifclCo., Proprietors,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Oklahoma Payne has been indicio.l at
Leavenworth.
WFI.LS' "ROLV.H ON t'onss."—I.H:. for it
Complete, permanent cure. Corns, warts, bumvus
Miss Bentley of Bravichbury, N. J., sick
or twenty years, claims prayer cured her.
For aged men, women, wcas and sickly
children, without a rival. Will not came
headache, Brown's Iron Bitters.
AsU Minor has a live! dread of more
earth ip akes.
"Britx* AxnSoAi.tw."—It you are so un
fortunate as to injure yours.'if in this wav.
•vre c.m suggest remedy that will sooti re
lieve you oi all pain and quickly heal the
wound it cost but twenty-tiv* cents and is
old by all druggists. Ask for Perry Davis'
Pain Killer.
Texas organi/.ft sixty-ei^nt new counties
this year.
IitiiiTATio.w iiiHnmiiratioii. all Ki.ih
Complaint*, cuivd by JJin lm-l'aili.i.'
•v-aud
1
The St. Paul iier-carriers Handled 9,1
215 iiieets of nmil nntter last year.
E.miANKi.i.B. Arte. Dr. M. M. Crooiu,
says iJiovrn'i Iroti Bitiors is the beat medi
cine in the world and is effecting miracu
lous cures.
How to Shorten Ijife.
The receipt is simple. You have only to
take a violent cold, and neglect it. Aber
nethy, the gseat 3S:ii ]i:s!i surgeon, asked a
lady who told faini she only had a cough
"What woutd you have? Th« Plaaut?" Be
ware of "only coughs." The worst, cases
can, however, be cured by Dr. Wm. Hail's
Balsam for the Lungs. In Whooping Cough
and Croup it immediately allays irrrit ti«n,
and is sure to prevent a fa'al termination of
thedisrase. Sold by all diuggists and deal
ers in medicine.
Martin Bernard author and republican is,
dead. He was horn S p*. 17, 1W.I8.
SKINNY MI:N Wilis jlrjth'i r^stotv*
li'.-alth and vi^ov. nir'-s iiysprpsht, iiu -"ji'rtcc. £!.
.Tohn 15. Glidcens or' Cleveland has fulfil
for $111.'JOO.
SAI.TM \I:SII, A I. A.—Dr. as. .\HH, savs:
•\kverai ot my patients v£ usid Brown's
Iron Bitters jor chronic indigestion with
hem tit.
Swifi's Specific (i S. S.) m,s relieved me
ot a of an obstinate caso of Dry Tetter,
which had troubled tne for twenty-rive years,
and h,id htllL'd ad sorls oi treatment. Rev!
I. r. Kranham, Ms )ii, Ga.
Nothing is uglur than mookvd boots,
straighten theui with Lyon's Heel Stitieiiers.
'I'll AHMY.
THE TRANSFER OF COMMANDS.
WASHINGTON, NOV. 1.—The formal transfer
if the command of tlia army from Cien. Sliur
man lo Lieut. Gen. Sheridan took place at
:ioon to-day at the headquarters of the army
a the war depavtiuont building. Gen. Sheri
spent the forenoon in making himself ac
quainted with the business of the office. Gen.
Sherniai: and the members of his staff ren
dered him overv assistance. Shortly before
12 o'clock the two highest oftioers of'
die. array ealled'On the secretary of war, Gen.
Sherman to take official leave, and Con. Sher
idan to report for dntv. The transfer was ac
jonijjliabed quietly without- any ccremouv
irhatever beyond the issuance of the general
orders notifying the army of the change of
commanders. These orders were the last and
Srst official acts respectively of The outgoing
ltid incoming commanders. The two ofiicer*
remained itt conversation some time after
'.he change occurred. Gun. Sheridan re
ceived cuii^ratnlatioir-i from prominent Rentle
nien all over the country. Shortly after the
irans'fer Gens. Sherman and Shetidan held an
informal reception, attended by all the ofticers
if the army on duty Washington and bureau
jffioers
()f'
the department. All took official
eave of G?n. Sherman, and were by him pre
sented to Gen. Sheridan. Subsequently Gens.
Sherman and Sheridan, accompanied by the
secretary of war. made an official call upon Sbo
president.
THE VOIIMAT. OIIDEKS.
The following were issued to-day:
Headquarters of the Army. Washington, 1
C., Nov. 1.—Genera! Orders No. 77. Uy and
with tbe consent of the president, as contained in
General Orders No. 71, of Oct. l(j, IsStf, the uu
.lersigned relinquishes command of the Army of
the United States. In thus severing the relations
which have hitherto existed between us, he thanks
ill the officers and men for their fidelity to tbe high
trust imposed on them during his official life, and
will iu his retirement watch with parental solici
tude their progress upward in the noble profess.on
lo which they have devoted their lives.
[Signed] W. T. SHEI1MAN. General.
Official: K. C. PitUM. Adjutant General.
Headquarters ot the Army, Washington, D. C.,
Nov. 1. General Orders No. "3.—
In obedience to
the order of the president, promulgated in General
Order No. 71, Oct. 17,1383.from these headquar
ters. the undersigned hereby assumes command of
the army of the United States. The following
named officers compose tbe personal staff of the
lieutenant general: Maj. Michael V. Sheridan, as
ilstant adjutant general and military secretary
Capt William J. Volkmar, Fifth cavalry, aid-de
:amp Capt. James I'. Gregory, corps of engi
neers, aide-de-camp. P. H. SHEBIDAN.
[Signed] Lieutenant General.
Official: R. C. DltUM, Adjutant General,
IX CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, NOV. 1.—The following has just
beemsaued:
Headauarters Division of the Missouri. Chicaco.
01., Nov. I, 12 m.—General Orders No. 17: I
hereby relinquish command of the division of the
Uinouii in order to assume the new duties assigned
me by the president in general orders No. 71, dated
Headquarters Army, Oct. 13, 1833. In partiug
with tne officers and soldiers whom I have had the
honor to command for the past fourteen years, I
desire to express my thanks for the confidence and
support given by them to my administration of this
division. When I assumed command of it, hostile
Indians covered the country west of the Missouri
from the boundary line of our possessions from the
north to the Concho river in Texas. But few settle
ments existed and the construction of railroads
across the country had only just begun.
Since then the Indians have been so far
iubdued that in the territory formerly
occupied by them. Cities, towns aud cattle in
terests have grown up aud railroads have been
built. In these great changes the troops of the di
vision have been active and important agents dur
ing these many years. It has been my especial
gratification that I have had no disagreement with
my subordinates, and that from the department
commander to the private soldier, faithful services
have been rendered to the goveruiueut. With the
assurance that I shall always remember the hard
ships suffered, the battles fought, the results
achieved and the gallant comrades who have lost
their lives in savage warfare, I resign a command
that has been to me a pleasure as well as a duty.
[Signed.] P. H. SHERIDAN.
General Orders No. 18.—In compliance with gen
eral orders No. 71, headquarters of the army, dated
Oct. 13,1 hereby assume command of the division
of the Missouri. Capt. William Wherry. Sixth In
fantry, and First Lieut. Charles B. Schofield, Sec
ond cavaly, are announced as aides-de-camp.
[Signed.] J. M. ScHOFIELD,
Major General, U. S. A.
Our home remedies, positively cures all
diseases, at small cost—Write for pamph
let—Home Health Co., Minneapolis.
Dr. Roger's Vegetable Worm Syrup.
Is one of the most pleasant, or palatable
prepu rat ions for worms we have ever
known. It is thoroughly efficscious, and
never requires any other'medicine (o carry
it otf atier using it. Children like it, as
though it were honey.
Frazer Axle Urease.
The Frazer Axle G.-eese lasts four times as
long as any other.
Only two bottles. Messrs. Johusto'\ HQI
loway & Co., wholesale drug,
ists of l'hila
adelphia, Pa., report that some time ago a
gent'eman handed tliem a dollar, with a re
qmstrosend a good catarrh cure to two
army officers in Arizona. .Recently the same
gentleman told them that both of tint otli
cers and the wife of a well-known U. S. A.
General hail been cured of catarrh by the
two bottles of Ely's cieam Balm. (Vota
l'quid or snuff. Price 50 cts.)
The Country Flnodeil With Counter
feits.
Look out for frauds, sse that yon get the
genuine. Take no other. The label on
tverv bottle of the old, original and genu
ine Allen's "Iron Tonic .Bitters," which
have proved such grand success, bears the
signature of J. P. Alien, St Paul, Minn.
Look out. The country is overilooded with
imit ations.
The Conductor.
Conductor Warren, ot Winona, Minn.,
says, I used one bottle of Warner's White
Wi' of Tar Syrup, when 1 was so hoarse I
ci.uldnot speak above a whisper, and in
twenty-tour hours it cured me. It is the best
remedy 1 ever saw.
Free to all Ministers.
I will send two bottles of Warner's White
Wine ol Tar free or all costs to any minis er
who will send us an order from his store
licepe- lor two d^zen botties of the same.
PiW^lT'ifes: i'iles!
Sure cure for Blind, Bleeding and itch
ing Piles. Single box has cured worst
chronic case of twenty years standing. No
one need suffer live minutes after applying.
William's Indian Pile ointment. It absorb)
the Illinois, ailays the itchitijc (particularly
liter getting warm in bed). Prepared only
f:r piles and itching for the private parts.
Noyes Bros. fc Cutler, 8t. Paul, Wholesale
Agents.
Af'e. long Mercury and Potash trea'
nieni, 1 found myself a cripple from Mer
curial Kht umatism. Tried Hot Springs
two vear.j wi hoitt relief, and was tinal 1
curo.l sntind ai well by the use of Switt's
f'pi-ciric (S. S. S.) ("has. Iierg, Hot Springs,
Ark.
The rt--[.or'td gold fin.l .-it. Lisbon, I)ak.,
is stud to fie ti fact.
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ALLEN'S
Lung Balsam!
A GOOD FAMILY REMEDY!
-THAT WILL CURE-
Coughs, Colds, Croup,
Dr. Meredith, Dentift,
of Cincin'ti. was thought
to.be in the Ust stftffes
Of Consumption, and
was induced by his
friends to try Allen's
Lung Balsam after the
formula was shown him.
We have his letter that
it at once cured his cough
and that he was able to
resume his practiee.
Jeremiah Wright, ot
Marion County. W. Va.t
writes us that his wife
Pulmonary Con­
N
S
sumption ""'I WM pro
uounci-si incurable
theirphysician. when th#
use of Alloa's IAUI# BRI*
sam en.tirel cured here
He write* that ho andhis
noishbors thiuk itthebest
medicine in tho world.
CONSUMPTION.
Wm. C. Dirges, Mer
chant, of Bowling
Green,
Va., writes April 4,1881,
Ihathe wants us to know
that the Lung Balsam
haa cured his mother
of Consumption, alter
the physieiau bad given
her up as incurable. Ue
says others knowing her
ease have taken the Bal
sam and been cured. Ue
thinks all so afflicted
should give it a trial.
Win. A. Graham A
Co.,Wholesale Druggists
ZanesvilJe, Ohio, write
us of tho cure of Mat«
thias Freeman, a well
kaoVrn citizen, who had
been afflicted with Bron
I
Jor
hitis iu its worst forn.
twelve years. The
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