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NOTICE.-At the last stated meeting
~ the Managers of the Wilmington ay
ings Fund Society, it was on motion, Y
solved to pay to deposit0rs 54 percent y
annum, calculated monthly, no lnlea
being allowed on fractions Of a monIn
commence at the beginning OF the nei!a' Y,
cial year, and that the Treasurer give nov.
Of the increase of the rate OF inteie!, \,
least three months before the end Oh A
year.
WILMINGTON, Sept glh. l.,5, ,,Aru
ALBERT W. SMITH,
sep90,tf Treasurer w. s. +, SocIel!
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For SALE.
WANTS.
NOTICES

NOTICE.
All persons are cautiono,
as % the Sanm.y same gaSH Bonds Of New C.s Coy?
April /, 1871. "a " NO. 90 forsa
April |, 1871. W NO. III for sH
ociobppr Gionbpons ,i1 from No. 81 to No. s, o, T.,
90 coupons from No. 81 to No, 10, e
Tre,s,,r.. =, ,WA. llERBEp,
sepcC-tf '" .aSle Count
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FsTAL RAILROAD AC(Ij jISy.

4 WI!.M =, -0SlAN K.LLrp AT r,AyTnr
A tal ai railroad acrit.en ocrurr,., a, Clay
ton, on the Delaware r!,r,ad. w., erl,
morning, which -eeul,cl in The k:i.in o
holland IS, Day, of his ei'y. l. anlmars ,h:.
he was standing Oh All o. n car, ni.-l:: 81.
detac.ed a. CLAYTON. aHt was Ie,N- ru,
upon silin~: when ,Fn un!or' uua.r r,.,
attempted 10 Jump TO n, main tran. ,u
faiie'. an ! fell r.sn the lrarh The ic aclt..
car r'''ni:ng cTcr rs hips and SD. i,r,
which '. ;li"d ;@ he afternoon. a. ,a..
m"G;'Hi "a t,'S ,''s;- v!Iri from t..'.- ,,>
on a sp",iai ram.
A .,:t,r 't,"'r B'n-or nr..,,."t~, ..
i!s o"r'"- D.UH.s' ~ ma'"o AS!.!.~. u
Nei-'linro.
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MARRIAGES..

N-ROSSITER,--On Tuesday
evening the 18th inst, by Rev. J. Maks
MIR. John r. Robinson and Miss Emily II
daughter of the late Joseph Rossiter, all
of Wilmington.
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PERSONAL.

p. R. Boone, Esq, of Middletown, class
OF rs, Michigan University, left on Tuesday
last for Ann Arbor, to complete his college
course in that well-known Athens of the
Northwest.
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NOTICE-Mr. FRAk MORSE Is the rY
IN larly authorized agent of THE HEEAL
III Wilmington. Persons will thelelOR~7
tract with hia for advertisements and
one elAc,
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NPECIAL NOTICE TO COUNTY RAJ
- PAYERS.-The undersigned coiectO|
OF County Taxes having given natce thrd
months ago that the taxes were due slI
payable at that date, and whereas not mol
than one-twentieth of the tax payers han
paid any attention to said notice, the coltl
tors for their own protection will be oblsd
gives the Collectors power e g collect s 'T1 VII
cost in ten days after they receive the|
duplicates.
JOS. I. CARPENTER, JL
A. GIVEN,
aus8-tf Collector
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| NOTICE--I, DANIEL MULHERN, in
~ compliance with the requirements OF
the act of Assembly In such cases made and
provided, do hereby give notice that shall
apply in writing to the Court of General
Sessions of the Peace and Jail Delivery of
Of New Castle, upon Monday, the 18th day
Of Of Toyember 70. A. D., ls75, being the first Day
Court. for license to keep an Inn and Tav-
srn known as the Charleston House. in
school Districts Nos. q and Is, Christiana
Hundred, New Castle county, bel. with
the privilege of selling Intoxicating liouor.
in less quantities than one QUAR-. TO he
drunk on the premises: and the following
freeiV.ac..-- recommend the said applica-
ton, to wit:
John McCaner Jonas ". Miller
MS james Toy
JOhn kerlcy VIM. Conner
mark Peter Collins
Wlt-D. Muikim JnO. Dougherty
Abraham Geury Alexander Burns
John Reed James Tonner
his Alex. Montgomery
Timothy Gallaher Paul Bozau, Sr
mark
Wit-Patrick Talley
Oct l3-3t* DANIEL MUIHERN.
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sep20-tf
TAX PAYERS TAKE NOTICE
CITY AND sCHOOLTAYE,p

CITY AND SCHOOL TAX FuF l-;
The undersigned Receiver Of TAKE,
the City OF Wilmineton, will Jrst
Ne 10 EAST SIXTH sTRET
bet ween Market and king streets on
alter the first day of July, iS75. letveen
hours Il s and u In the morning and l,on|
to6 IN the afternoon, for tile purpose Of /
ceiving Taxes.
en- all taxes paid during the month ofJu
there will be a deduction of 1ye cent,
every dollar; and NIL taxes paid on Or s,
Inc hrst day Of August, including the fl
Tuesday September, shall be payaD
without a led lction or addition as afos
said, andal' taxes unpaid on the day ne
after the first Tues>t Nv 0, September sIl
be increased by the ADDITION Of tiyeperW]
tEm on the amount +here,l.
EDMUND PROVOST
Receiver Northern District flcludinss
North Of 9th strevt.)
EDWARD FARMER
Receiver Southern District Gncl ding
SOulh of Sixtl, strett.) aug. aD
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7 YOSEpU FOUT

JOSEPH FOUT
Has again opened q Coal iard, a. " WI nj
and Water streets, which he intonoS wau1 aa1
in connection with his yars at 0lalss sI1
Water streets, where parsons IN S.NS NSnI
Coal can be suppl d with the seetlss1 et;sssrl
ENTERPRISE which gives more M.it''' sa,
tion tllan any Other Coal In the il'al.1g', I.1 ua
Persons leaving orders at either ya'u ~
receive prompt attention: nu rn1r
Sep2i-3m JOSbfh rooH
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AMUSEMENTS.
? THE CATHOLIC CHURCH Z
ED- IN THIS CENTURY. ga

. E THE CATHOLIC CHURCH q
: e. IN THIS CENTURY. ga
LECTURE BY THE HON. A. NJ. KELLEY
President of the
ION Z. g., AND MAYOR OF RICHMOND,
In the Grand Opera House,
ON MONDAY EVENING, OCT. 25TH, 1876
TICKETS, 50 Cents.
Doors open at o'clock, Lecture
begins ats.
RAND OPERA HOUSE. .
MONDAY, OCTOBER THE 18TH, 1875.
Benefit of Water Witch Fire Co.
as-KELLY & Icons MINsTRELs.va
THE FAMOUS MINSTREL COMBINATION
of New York and Chicago.
An Orchestra of talented musicians under
the direction of G, F. HA11Ex.
Messrs. Kelly 4 Leon deem 1t unnecessa-
ry to preface with the DID, worn out and |
stupid assertion that it will be performed |
by the best company in the world, but with |
confidence refer to their reputation gained |
by years of labor, both as mar ayers and ar
lists to insure their patrons an evening en-.
tertainment second to none,
ADMISSION:
Orchestra Chairs 11sd1s g Cents.
No extra charge for reserved seats. to he
lad at Boughmsn, Thomas Il Co.'S, on and
after Friday October 18th.
Parties holding tickets can have them ex.
ranged ! ior reserved seats by applying at
Oo"siiii~h lnohlas oct li-4t
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| NOTICE-I, Mrs. EMMA MEENAN, in
~ compliance with the requirements ofthe
act of Assembly in such cases made and
provided, do hereby give notice that shall
apply IN writing to the Court Of General
sessions OF the Peace and Jail Delivery of
the State Of Delaware in and for the County
OF New Castle, upon Monday, the 18th day Of
November, A. D., 1875 being the first day of
the next November term of the said Court
for license to keep an Inn or Tavern at
the northwest corner OF Third and Lom-
bard streets, in the Fourth Ward, city
Of Wilmington, New Castle County and
state of Delaware, with the privilege ofsell-
Ing intoxicating liquors in less quantities
than one quart, to be drunk on the premi-
scs and the following frceholders recoIn.
mend the said application, to-wit:
James downing Joseph Teas
LEWIS = Sprlnger Robert Carswcll
Jsnn u. kurtz James A Hart
Erancis X Jacquettc Hugh Higgins
James Mccoy Daniel Recan
Jo' Kane John McCiafferty
Francis Kelly Alexander I Hart
Bernard Bonner James Gurran
William BLIZZARD Frank IA Rose
Alexander H. Moore John ] Dourhertv
Thomas b Eaton Michael (Oftinphau
David Foster, George r Keller
octlz-3ts MRS. EMMA NEENAN.
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t'OR SHERIFF of New Castle co,,.u
Snb,ao+ &. ~. bENJAMIN NORRIS
Sept.23-tf
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FRANCIS BRADLEY.

NoT1CE.-I, MARY A. REYNOLDS. ir
~ compliance with the requirements O.
Ihe act Of Assembly In such cases made and
provided, DO hereby give notice that I shall
apply IN writing to the Court ofGeneral Ses.
SONS OF the Peace and jail Delivery of the
State OF Delaware, in and ior the County ol
New Castle, upon Monday, the 18th day NJ
november, A. d.. ls7j. being the nrst dny nj
tns tne next f,x November term Of the said Court
ior License to- keep an I, or Tavern ati
no; 10y East Water streot, in tho Sec' y
Snd Ward, city Of Wilmington New
Eastle Cou ty a. d State OF Dclswrrc 1,ith
the privilege Of selling Intoxicating i,c"nra Morn
IN less quantities than one Gunrt n "h hs
9runK on the premises. and the foiiowino -
tO-wit: '"e s'''u appilcatiOn
James ChriSty SW S,b,,,.u
INN En,H as JEnny VIM l. Gilbert
II kirnIc (hn. - g nekley
n Alsbcrg Ri". osJ =. ts.Iks
John + Bush AMIN, AMI" t,oUtn .,
Joshua Baker. n R.s >eiIiere
M;nS.. " allace Chas EVIL
Wya II rhfehhy John Meale
IheodO Smith RH Tevinr Tiao
Geo Johnson Tosanh ny S,na,., nl
octl2-3t NART 4" pn,Wes pSncK,es
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| NOTiCE-I,FRANCI> BRADLEY,inc com
~ pliance with the requirements ofthe ac
OF Assembly in such cases made and proyi
Ged 40 hereby give notice that shall appl,
the Peace and Jail Delivery of the State Of
Delaware, in and for the County of New
Castle, upon Monday the 18th day Of Novem.
Der. 4. d., 1875, being the first day of the
next November term of the said Court, for
license to keep an Inn or Tavern called
the kobinson House: in Delaware CITY. in
Kod Lion Hundred, New Castle County a Id
state OF Delaware, with the privilege ofscll.
Ing Intoxicating liquors in less Quantities
lnan one quart, to be drunk on the premi-
mend the said application to wit:
John carson VIM Morris
JoIm Arin'n"r Daniel COlweli
D j dun!er his
ph;,;. n: VIM X Dougherty
AhiilP n bOrSer mark
,,i!S- marx Isabel p Dougherty
-AesNieK Witness
witness Louis Labnub
pm'eiae' pnt; Mulllgan Martin Canning
Iaarlck Ion Ganhlny Eigger,
oet'z-3t" FRANCIS BRADLEY.
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DIAkO AND ORGAN TUN1NMG,, NMG,,odeon,, on
/ Oragans, Cabinet Organs. M, M''iitrl] instrl]
Pianos, and all kinds Of muS1vMiI psiIows and
ments tuned and repaired; new Ds,J DsnJ Mele
RosdE made for Cabinet Organs e BieyW1
deony; 70 years experience. D. % octt.sn '
4lS Opanse street. -
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Doors open att o'clock, Lecture
begins ats.
oct l4-l0t
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LECTURE BY THE HON. A. NJ. KELLEY.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-09

The divorce case of Juiia, Perkins. the
woman who it will be remembered killed
her only child ON West Ninth street last
October, against Charles. l.. Perkins, her
husband, was called up before Judge
Cox in room 5 Of the Commnn Pleas
Court this morning.
Mr.. G. l.. PERKINS is now In, C California.
The parties were married In 1870 at Sc.
willie, Medina county, Ind, and in Octo-
Der, VISTA, the husband abandoned the
vile. The ground for the plea of divorce
was adultery. Mr.. M. Levoy, MIR. Per-
Nns' s'brotherand.G. W.sWard were ex-
amined, and testified to the general II del
ity and good demeanor of the vile toward
the husband.
Mrs. Jennie Mitchell, Of .412 w. Fifth
street, testified that she had seen the
defendant, 9. Perkins, with a woman hy
the name Of Payne, ina brothel on w.
Fifth street and at other, places or the
same kind, and believed that he had
committed adultery with her. .F-. a.
Doctors Maley and James were also
sworn, and testified that, the plaintiff,
Julis Perkins, labored under. a. fit OF
emotional insanity at the time she killed
her Child.
Here the testimony closed, and the
case was taken under advisement. It
will be decided Tomorrow. Ff
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-09
LATEST LOCAL.


Music in Burnet Woods tomorrow af-
ternoon.
EXCAVATIONS for the new Union bridge
have been commenced.
THpRK will be q called meeting or the
Board OF Councilmen this afternoon.
= UNCLE JOHN ROBINSON has shipped
three new elephants TO his show, which
as now In Indiana.
Two mile single scul boat race. from
Suspension bridge, aud return tomorrow
afternoon at 6 O'Clock.
DETECTIVE FRANK RAMSAY has been
appointed to the position of Court
officer, In place OF Daniel Duffy, who
has resigned.
The Philomathe Society of the
Farmers College, OF College Hill, will
give their annual entertainment in the
College chapel Tonight.
y. THE Ludlow Baseball Club plays the
Phiiadelphias on Friday, and tile Red
Stockings, of ST. Louis, ON Saturday az
the new Ludlow grounds. - !, .s4 II
THHfunerai of the late j. H. Morse.
whose tragic death at Cairo was AMI
in0unced eome days since, takes place
lat spring Grove Cemetery tomorrow. !
4 sNEAH THIEF yesterday entered the
resjdenoe oil; Hon. NJ. b. Hagans, No. 438
Bsesaway, and stole two canes, one with
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-09
POLICE COURT.


Drunk and Disorderly y--Iohn Wires, John
Dillon, Mary Sharp, Peter Oswald. Chris. He'll
each dismissed: Mike Donohue, ten days and
$26; Frank Sterritt, John Meyer, Lille Riley
each thirty days and sac; VIM. Smith, Manfer
Pleasant, each thirty Gays; Liddie Clark, thirty
days End s26; Joseph Callahan, ten days,
Assault and Battefy-James McDermott, Ed
Sloan, each s5 and costs; Carry curry, g. w
Mccoy, Thomas Mannix. Peter Oswald, each
dismissed. a~s
Miscellaneous-Fred. Theis, vag, continued
TO 11th inst; Geo; Parker, grand larceny, con
tinued to Hth inst: Nancy Colling and john
Richard, petit larceny, each so days and $50;
Edward Sl0an, leading horse on sidewalk, 81
and costs; Henry Binwidilie, peBit LARCENY,
continued to 11th inst; Anthony lane and Theo.
During, same, each sent to House of Refuge;
Ellen Mccormick, malicious, destruction, 80
and costs; Chas. J.-Leon, same, dismissed;
August Kramborg, grand larceny, continued
to 18th inst; Joseph Brook, petit larceny, dis
missei; Geo. Gallagher and Jane Gallagher,
threatening violence, continued to 10Th inst
ThOs. iMannix, exposing person, dismissed:
Peter Finn, same and resisting officer, same.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-09
sworth so@7oc, and refined siruDs 45os,l per

IIsworth sOl07oc. and reBned sirups 4scast ner
gallon.
Linseed at o666;c per esIIoS Iarsi oil - ouis
| and easy at 81 I210i ID for prime current make
/ Refined petroleum ia auoted l2G13c pel
\ gallon. uaQ.xa
POTAToES-There is a moderate demane
for best grades, which are worth IS asJe per b,
ON arrival, and I0c more per bu in store, Com
| mon grades are dull And nominal New p0ta
toes are quoted IA 5Olg5 so per brl.
| POULTRY--Liye chickens are in fair de.
mand. with go0d SUPPLY. and the marked con.
tinnes steady at $3aS 60 for old. and $2(O2 80 fol
young.
RlCE-Tfere is b moderate demand, and tht
market a steady att (S7Xs for Aouisana, ane
sgsKc for Carolina per b. '
SALT--There is a STEADY market for domestic
at 81 45 per brl. ami s0c per bu. Liverpool
coarse is In moderate request at 81 3Oi0i 40 bel
4 sack. ,Turks,. .Isiand is in limited demand aI
SO(932c per bu.
SEED-There ia a moderate demand for MIL.
lee and HHng ngarian grass at 81 7Oai rs for tlis
| former and 81 65Ca1 T0 for the latter. ner bu
| Flax la quoted 81 506Dl IS Der bu. Clover and
timothy are nom inal, with not enough doing to
SUGA R-There is n moderate trade and. ths
market Is Quiet and easier. We quote: New ,
Orleans, ShstQv1sc per lb; classified. y1.fnlOc;
extra sC D lOI<,0lUL 81: "B'' wniIe. Iu,!idlOk q,
"AD white lUi i1lGs<: and ha ard Il tI(mii II ne,
10.
| TALIOW-Tne receinta ann demand are
about equai. and prices are mnchan oed. Ths
market is steady at s,lssxc per lib Tor prime
TOBACCO-Market quiet and steady, No
material change. We nnote. Shipnin~ Grades
Bright leaf, Mtessc: brig bright Is Iurs. sl5(asac: @
| Dfight trash, Il9l7c; dark leaf, l6(0i9c; darK
| Jugs, IQQl8c; DARK trasn. 9(glOerper lp. For
lni,facfnrino we oI,ote Hr, oht yyrs ,.,lsr
ssccss or,rs iIers NE aar wrspers wrsppers
| l400lSc: dark fIlers. i0(0I2c ner III. ONO seed
| leaf ia worth I4024c for cigar wrappsrs and I
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-09

A. few days since a. noyel scene. oc
CURED at the KinZ's County New York
COnrt, ,Judgs Moore. Geo. w, Hildretf
was under Examination as to his finan.
cial responsibility, an execution against
him having been returned indorsei
.'nothing found," as bis property had
been transferred to his WIFE,. During
the examination It was discovered that
Hildreth wore q gold watch. and chair
worth $500. He wanted to swear that
the watch baloHged te. his, wife, but the
Judge intimatel that he had already
done swearing enough, and compelled
him to leave the watch in the hands of
the Clerk Of the gouft.a
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-09
FINANCIAL.

Gold Is steady at 1l6X.
Silver is in lImised demand, with light local
transactions, ataO6 buying, and 1903 selling.
Easterlf exchange has notvaried aimee our
last 1t Is still scarce and in good demand.
Rates are unchanged. Buying at par to l-l0
Sterling exchange Is steady and quief at 400
sight. and 487 sixty day bills.
There is an improved activity in the money
market to-day. The demand ia good and the
banks arediscountingf freely at the usual rates.
There is an ample supply also In the open mar
ret at Z per cent. RF
Southern Railroad T-3O bonds are worth 1O4,
with interest, and are moderate demand to-
steady.
The following are Che 80 P. M. New York
'quotations for Government bonds of all de-
RcfiDti0ns. to-dav. =
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-09
Coct,,0ton.


A few weeks aimee. wa noticed the En-.
quirer SUBJ as sAthe infallible reporter,
When he reported a caseot smallpox he
always gives 1t at the residence OF the
physician eThis maybevefy welL but
persons may be led tnshelieve that phg.
sicians pave pest housesin embryo, LIE
is not SO intallible 40 he yas sTs7
The young people Of the Greennp- street
Methodist chupch will give.a straw berry
pie.
The wedding Of Mr.. Logan vicksrs.and
Miss Alice Rensford took place as an
-naunced last night, Rev. Mr.y Frost Off
ciating. ,Ane nenAertainmeut win be given
at the residence uf Miss Repsford on
Bakewell street this evening.
In the Mayors Court this morning
John jackson, arrested by Bola.n and
Crockett, Thos. Confey by OfDonns slL Lkand
Lawrence ,. Hunt by Whittie and Hack-
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-09
RTyER NHWS.

The weather to-day is clear and pleasant.
The river is falling to-daY slowly, with 10
feet in the channel BY the w atrr-Horks marks
ats A. M. The decline since our last reporl
amounted to inch.
TIE STAGE OF RIVERS.
PiTrsBuRG, June 0.-Riyer rising with fee,
atrong. ThermQmeter 60lleg. Wind southeast
Oil City, feet and rising q
tBrownsEille-G feet inches and rising,
Kiee's Landings feet and rising
sWheeling-4 feet 10 inches and rising.
Marietta inches sndrisings
Galllpolis-Riv rising. q
Huatington-7 feet A inches and rising. ~.
Charlestons- 9H feet in Kanawlla and faliing.
HFrankfort, Ky.--T feet and stationarS.
LoufsvilIe-6 feet at the head Of tho Canal,
and swelling slowly.
EpansyiHeESfe feet and stationary. :
fiNashville--8 feet and rising Slowly.
Shawneetown-9.fsetA Inches on the bar and
Caiio-2O feet and rising.
StsL0uis--RiVer stationary.
Boats Leaving To-day Orleans, Robert
i Arrivals and pepartuses-- Thens were no an,
cept the'regular mail packets.
IowboRt Hems--fhes Robin, from Salt river
to Pittsburg, passed up Tuesday with three
empties and thrss baFgss Of stayss. The Handy
The new Jacob Heatherihgton' made. q tfial
trip at Wheeling Tuesday, and, like all reports
Of new boats greyed sueoessfuL
The Raven discharged 2, ,S0o Kegs Of nails at
The Oil vallsy Na, ., cnambsrs and Pierre
pont leave Kanawha for Gineihnasi vita coal
tows. ~; - q - - -
fhs Exchange has. arrived at 2 Pittshurg. and
was announcsd tosieavss- there with all the
freight she could carry on rhiA water, Z
The City OF Charleston ia, r6pairinx her. ma
chipery, az Gallipolis previous to going UP
The. Laura L. Davis reshippea her Pittsbarr
freight ON the Hudson yesterday, ana lies up
here for repairs. Vt
The illinois Central wheriboat at Cairo was
taken to Mound City Tor repairs on Tuesday.
Wheeler Collier. one Of the pilots Of the
steamer Thomas sherlock, has returned home.
the boat having laid up at ST. Louis. ;.
Capt. Geo. A. Neare leit for Paducafi Tues
day night to look after. the repairs of the Nasn-
vile. -,
The elegant steamer Robert Mitchell leaves
t0,night for New orleans. The Mitchell rs a
reliable boat In every way, well appointed ana
oftcered by practical steamboatmen, She de-
serves good trip and weqt think shfwill have
one. \ T7sr-'i
After a long struggle the Fawn ana IT. !.
Purnsr have withdrawn from the Evansville
trade. Nuf ced.
The Ashland goes to Pitteburg Thursday
evening" she is q fifst-eiass hight draurht
steamer, and will go through with dispatch.
r. ~ WoQRfolksa Of LoHisrallh, was In me
CITY during Tuesday. a -
:
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CINCINNATI DAILYa aA4RKET.
CINCINNATI, June SAP. M

consequence in the market Wequ6te: Fancy
10 50G6- 80; family, IS s0(D5 3D.; extra, S5G 15
slRspsno Y nsIs, N ss so hs.t and Gn low grades
8 40; and rye, $5 oOg6 10 per brl.
| aWHEAT-Is quiet, with light demand al
q 2ODl "a for good to choice red; hill, 81 25g
II for No. 2, and white, u 25ygl 80 for fall
to prime per bu.
OAIS-The market is quiet and steady and
mixed are worth IS G6Tc for good to choice
and white y7@tsc per bu.
CORN-The market is steady with fair do
mand for mixed at 70 Qq4c per bu, and sales Of
good ear and snelled to-day at quotations
White isSwortn 76t9i6c per bu. with lightof-
ferings. ~
RYE-The market is quiet and easy. The.de
mand is moderate, and good to prime sold to-
LARD-There is q moderate demand for
prime current make at 12Xg12Xc per lb
Prime steam is dull at 1Skc per lb, and best
ci!y kettle is held nominally at l4,lc per lb.
MESS PORK-There is a continued quiet
market. Prime city is, worth seOlD20 IS per
brl, with limited demand at inside figures.
BACON-rhere is q moderate demand at 9x
Da1<c for shoulders, 12x(G12]kc Tor clear ril
sides, and 12s4e Tor clear sides psr lb, az
.BULk MEATS--rhe market is quiet and
there ia not much demand. Clear sides are held
2. & ssar psn ss sd Sde sa. asliS g ia ans n
Of clear RIB Sides to-daylat Nc seller August
.CO1rON--The market is very. quiet at yes
CeraaWs Prices. Saies to-days lgo bales. W I
auUtei wnay nas 8oa o1rseinary, lsaci
ding lsHs; middiing fsir, 1ec: IAN. l7c per y.
H~i1hI ~ ~I-ah1 ~ lnaIkes is sbeady to.a9y, WIN
iair oenana ~ sliA ana saies' Oh Ioo Dris TO-
oay ~ thaC price' ssi.s
sBEANS-Fhe market remains steady with a
moderate demands and rlnces are 'anchanged.
anu common grades tsI Il 4ss5 80 % per Su '''A o.
BitU1k- G0RE-- -Th6 demand is lighE with
lar9a rcceipts aud the nrarketis is dail, Bdt there
has been no mHterial VARIATION i1rP Prieas. We
Quotee Green huri 13ct green stain BRAID ntp
f3c. and conIflsn rel pruatR 1pc perlb.A
seBBPYEh The narlot has undeCgone no
eapaciAl changA RllG reeeiptss are somewhat
lignter but SILL exceed the lafif&id. which Ia
MAINLY fpr the hi'gjief .grsdes.A NJ fSithni and
common giiadas 8ontipue dun. M q quota cIoice
S0NRSes and prime 1aaGlpe per fh, Id2c more
can Be had forsnlsll l6ts Of extra qlialitg Me-
diunl la qnpted 491de, and common, butter 10
6Jd2c per NJ y
CEIEESksS I&in moaerate dem4nd and dsteaay
atsttkpi lcsper Id for priisie u choice factors.
CpAle The1narket is stoaely md thers Isl q
modsrate dbQand az pfeYions prices The rhtes
atloat. are. Elttsbukf g. 4xG; Rayu1Dnd City
and GampbaH Gre6k, 6JSc; a sttandr 4 ~ S9hiD
Hiver, G}fc per hp- Deliytred to. cunsumefx
we quo1es Pittshhrn, {4cs Raymond City, 12fa
lSc;s Aahlana- ut4lxeE Chic River lies Nfils-
kingQan and Aapa Wha, I2el,er bll. Hooking
Valley is worth i9e 81 elevator, l2c tfRfiVer6d
per htE mdIan& and kanAwfa eAnnet deliv-
pesfen. h M Il ss-
Vt4EF EEH-There BaquieE and stcaaF mar