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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-05
POLICE COURT.

Drunk and Disorderly-,P. j. O'Neal, James
F. Porter, continued to 18th instant; Ellen
Duffy, Nellie Duffy, each $40 and costs; Mollie
Quinn, Eliz. Watkins, Nelson Hudson, John
Fry, each IS and costs; Morris Collins, SO and
costs; Mary MoCannah, 90 days: Anna Nc
.Carthy 10 days; G. II. Lauck, Pat Malloy,
Scott Gordon, Thomas Bird, each continued to
the 11th instant; VIM. Thompson, Lena Lipps,
dismissed; Pat Riley, 81 and costs; Thomas
Welsh, same; Edward Martin, Ed Gary, costs;
George McCowen, SO and costs.
Miscellaneous-J. q. Fedeldey, VIM. La
sane and b. Frame, tapping privy vault, con-
tinued to August 10Th; Alex olives, assault to
street, $3 and costs; las. F. Porter, concealed
weapons continued to 18th inst; Magdeline
Klemdt. harboring lewd women, continued to
10Th: same, disorderly house, same; George
Lang, malicious destruction, dismissed; D..
Ballman & Bro, harboring vicious dog, costs;
~. b. Wahmes, contempt Of Court, costs; VIM
Frankhaus, embezzlement, continued to 1lth
inst; ThOs Haunan, petit larceny, continued
10 II til inst; John Dennekas, dlsorderly house,
same; Jos. sullivan, petit larceny, 80 days and
S.; George O'Donnen, same, 80 days and SO;
j as. Daugherty, same, continued to 18th; John
tes esnsy eyttng 70 MoSnd @ to iit Pat
Mullen, lettering, continued to 9th; Henry
Green, petit larceny, $40 and costs; Geo. Rus
sell, same, 30 days and $75; John Percival, ped
ding without license, s. and costs; Robt Macs
man, street begging, 10 days; ;Sareh Golden,
petit larceny, 80 days and S25; VIM. Friede-
born, acting as yender in game OF chance,
dismissed; II. Gable, same, continued to 7th;
Jacob Harmon, false pretcnses, dismissed;
Martin Mullen, abusing family, sixty days and
$2j: Lizzie Strader, street walking, thirty days;
Henry Sandra, careless driving, continued to
nth instant; Isaac Meyerfeld, peddling with
out license, 81 and COSTS
Assault and Battery.-James 7. Porter, P. j.
O'Neil, continued to 18th instant; Pat MallOy.
continued to lth instant; W m. Rennekamp, IS
and costs; Michael Bowman, SO and costs.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-05
RenI Estate Transfers.


Joseph TONNES, per administrator, to II. F.
Krieger, lot 2516 by lO71l feet, on the northeast
corner OF Price and German streets, Twenty
first ward-$2,667.
F, G. Wright and wife te Charles Rudebock.
lot 80 by 94s5 feet, on the north side Of Second
street, ll2 feet east Of Perry street, Mount
Pieasant-$ 00. rg 10
Herman Clostermann and wife to Carl Heine,
lot 10 by IA feet, on the west side of Bremen
street, ITO feet north of Fourteenth street
So, ,9uv.
Frederick Drees and wife to Susan M. Bruce,
SIX inches off the south side OF lot ON the west
side Of Price ieet, between Boal and Slack
streets-S62 SO.
II. A. Jones and wife to Sarah P. McGregor,
lot 16 AZ 100 by IL feet on the west side Of Cut
ter street, SO 410 feet south Of Seventh street
81, love and affection.
Same to Eliza V. Bevis, lot 12,l by 90 feet, on
the east side OF Freeman street, 3S]< feet south
Of Findlay street-$l, love and affection.
P. W. Hill and wife to Maria L. Hidden, lot
s5Z by 235K feet, at the intersection of the
rompkins road and Langdon street, in Madi-
sonville-s2,125.
Mary j. Hughes and husband to Henry Orm
ston, lot 100 by 290 feet the north side of the
county road, east of the, Carthage pike. in Sec
tion II, Mlllcreek toWnship-$l, SOY.
H. A. Jones and wife to Henrietta A. Champ
lin lot AK by 95 feet, on the south side OF Hop
klns street, 119H feet east of Freeman street
81, love and affection.
John Eilers and wife to Bernard Kemper,
lot % by l50 Les feet on the soutR side of Mar
shall avenue, 100 feet east of Fourth avenue,
Twenty fourth ward-$1,125.
w. l.. Spencer and wife to w. F. Fey, lot
$50 $500 by 100 feet, on the north side of Lyon
street, l50 feet west Of Ohio avenues, $40.
Santino Bacciocco to Louis Nardini, the un-
divided half Of 0 lot17X by 80 feet, on the north
side Of Fifth street, 81 feet east Of John street
$500.
Grant H. Burrows to II. B. Lucky, lot 48 by
feet west OF Young street-Sl, 200.
Sarah B. Mclean to Patrick Welsh, lot % by
95 feet, on the north side Of Oehler street, 14t
feet east Of Ludlow avenue-$1 $50.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-05

POTATOES-There is q firm market with
lighter gupply, and the demand Is fair at 81 goa
l 75 per brl FOR g0od % prime. Il
POULTRY-Live chickens are In fair de-
mAnd, with moderate receipts and steady at
$3 S0a4 S5 for old, and " b0aS w for young, per
dozen,
SALr-we quote domestic 96c per bu and
81 45 per brl. in store, and drayage added
when delivered. Liverpool coarse is in mod
crate request at 81 S5al 30 per sack. Turks
Island is in limited demand and worth S0a
32o per bu.
SEED--The market Is firm for timothy at 50
per bu and clover at 14c per lib in store with
limited supply Hungarian grass seed is
quoted 81 25 per blu and fax seed 81 40 per bu.
SUGAR--fhere is good demand for re-
fined, and the market remains firn, We quote:
New Orleans, 63S agfc; refined yellow, 9Ha
10Ac: extra &c" l0Mal0xc; ''B" white, 10Xa
1lc; "a" white, nall No, andhard, lka12c per
1b -
TALLOW-The market remains firm with
fair demand and moderate receipts at sxc per
lb for prime country, and 8Xc for CITY.
WOOL-Has undergone little il any change
There is o fair consumptive demand, but 9TH
erwise the market is quiet at previous prices
Unwasned clothing, 26a8lc: uuwasnea comb
ing, 87a3Sc; tub washed, 45a47c; city puised,
32a33c; common to fine fleece, 40a4ac.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-05

CIEuINxATI. Aug. h.--2 r. NJ.
The following are the receipts and shipments
Of live stock for the past N hours:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheen.
Receipts. ts................ 2,l8 5000 1853
shipments. s.....-......... s29 - 2OO
HOGS-Market moderately active. We quote
81 25a7 so for common; " 60a7 10 for medium
good to extra, " 75a7 90 per GENITAL gross bulk
Of sales. r
/ CATTLE = Common grades are dull; the
higher grades are in fair demand and firm
$s 7sa4 Is, and good IS 00aS 90 per Genital.
6HEEP-Are firm and active and show no
change; fair to good are worth 50 5Oa4 rs per
GENITAL.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-05
RIVER NEWS.

The weather to-day is clear and pleasant, al
though the clouds indicate at times shower.
The river rose 20 inches between six O'Clock
last evening and 10 M. to-day, and at theiat-
ter hour stood "a feet inches by the marks,
and still rising at the rate OF one Inch per
hour, and full of drift wood.
The river this noon was licking the curb
stone at the foot Of Main street,
Boats leaving to-day--Pittsburg, Ashland;
Louisville, Gen. Lytle. =
Leaving Friday Pittsburg, Andes; st. Louis,
Bernard.
Leaving Saturday Memphis, J. D, Parker;
New Orleans, Cherokee.
Arrivals and Departures-All the regular
packets arrived and departed on time. The
Andes, from Wheeling, was the only arrival
to-day, but the Utah, from St. Louis. and j.
D. Parker. from Memphis. are due hera "a
evening from the foot q Raos street. syw :
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-05
FINANCIAL
CINCINNATI. Aug So P. \

CINUfNNA1T. Aug b--2 T. M
Gold opened In New York to-day at n3, and
soon rose TO ll3x, where it now stands Cash
gold is worth here ll2| buying and IlsH sell
Ing Gold checks on New York 1l8x.
Eastern Exchange 10 firm, with hight receipts,
but there has been no change in rates. 1t IL
worth par buying and | 10 prem. selling. Sales
between bankers at 20 prem.
Sterling is Aim and IN moderate demand at
A9l sight and 4IS8 SIXTY davs gold.
Money is in good demand to-day. Supply,
ample at previous rates. Business ID general
ly brisk. n
There is a moderate demand for Southern r.
r. 7-30s at i104 and interest. As 9f Ii =
Government bonds are in fair local demand.
to-day. The inquiry ia chiefly for '61s, 10-40s
and new sos. Tine offerings here are moderate,
and dealers require a margin Of n buymg ana
selling on New York rates. The following ar o
the latest Wall street quotations: +.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-05
STAGE OF TIE RIVERS.
special to the star. 2

Special TO the Star.
PITTsBURG, August b.--There is. IS feet 10
inches in the channel by the pier marks and
failing Slowly. Thermometer 81 deg. Wind
Oil .it CityMis inches ana rising.
Brownsville 90 feet 10 inches and falling.
Greeneboro--18 feet and falling.
Marietta--34 feet scant and Falling.
Middleport--River falling slowly.
Gallipolis-River about stationary.
fortsmouthlIhere is feet Of water in tho
Front street cellars and the river about sta
tionary.
Hawks Nest, W. .Va-River rising, with ~
feet In the channel.
Ripley-Riv6r rising fast here
Ironton-The river continues rising.
Charlest0n--27x feet In the kahawha and
falling. tt l.aI
Frankfort-11k n feet and rising slowly.
Louisvllle~-kiver rising, WIN zA leet iuii on
the Falls;
Evansyille-Sgf feet ana rising:
Nashviie--l0f fees incnes ct.ss s.l. ana iaiiing.
Cairo744 feet inches and rising,
~ no1isLYo feete incnes a az san ana ~ iahing. a,
atlS sa1s, Hoch-Anere IL Al ieet Ii she
anH Mna SYN mh TlsMlng, Mg a. =. a.. r,.v. m,.u,
,os Univ AN"' :" 80 io"uA"S s'o "ne -1Ao'Ae A'N'"A
TSe smoru r,tv cona i, with n ,,oa, tss,v
f.ora p,ttsh,,y,.,, y nsys.amdn -" "is wa w
The h~S rrass i"ta,.s3roa s,, ,r,,h q
rnrner rnI,a a, tha doets +a. s,,o o IL .,a y.
nhli rod t Y;va ,,y, t,<,,. AZ ar, ,,l,io t,,,
TiIe j. Is. Parker will ieave fer Memphis
Instead on SaturisU wal Aoi "Aen'p''a
The rharnhaa l@ayea Tor Naw Orlaana ,a,t
Saturday.
Tue Robert Mitchellis discharging her cargo
at the foot OF Race street.
Captain james Rees, jr.. is in the city, stop
ping at the Madison House.
The Hyena, Hawk, and ohm Penny have ar
rived at Pittsburg.
1t is reported at Pittsburg that Harry Coul-
ter has challenged Eph. Morris to row him fol
the championship Of America.
The Boaz isrepairing her chimneys at Wheel.
ing. They were knocked down while she was
passing under the bridge there. r, I, 7.
The j. T. Mercer, with a tow of coal. broke
and engine above Madison, parted her lines
irving TO land, and foated a considerable dis
tance down stream.
The j. w, MINIS with LARGE tow of slaves
broke a follower head at Island No. g, and ii
now at Cairo reuairlnr. -
The SHERIFF seizad fSe transfer hoat Junius
S. MORGAN "wednesday. while living on the MIS-.
souri, shore. near Cairo 'Hf'I
Can't. Tbos. b. Rhoais died of rheumatism O,
| the heart. at the Eyerett House. Al. fn,ts
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-05

gold. Sugar active and nrmer: refining, fafr
70 gooa, Sas 5-iec; prime. e,fa5kc; MueeovAdo,
frmer: grocery grades are dull. kice quiet
but steady. Petroleum market dull: crude, 5a
5Kc; refined, lie. Strained resin quiet at 81 U5
a "a. Spirits turpentine, 81 lsa32c. Eggs firm u
Western, I7ka0c- Pork excited and higher:
new mess. ssi 50as1 90; September, s2l z5a5l o.,
Beef quiet Cut meaJs dull Midalee quiet:
city long clear rniddles, i3xc. Lard excited:
prime stcam. old, 1890; new, 1ske. Butter
and cheese unchanged. Whisky firmer at 81 II.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-05

a number Of ladies and gentlemen for
the purpose of paying Tor the organ. A
very entertaining programme has been
planned, and the concert will doubtless
be well attended. -
The following is the score between the
Holts and East End Club, OF Cincinnati,
fn the game played yesterday on the
grounds at the head of Madison street:
:, Innings. Ak 9 3tsg 2 :,
East End. ...........8 h 1 90 / 2-1a
The contest was very exciting and
some excellent playing was done on both
sides.
The City Council meets tonight, and
with 1t comes the election for Mayor to
I'LL the vacancy occasioned by the resig-
nation OF Mayor Constans. Councilman
Harton, of the Fifth ward, is spoken OF
as an able man to fill the position.
A number of strangers are noticed In
and around the city for the past few
days, and suspicion Of the burglary on
\ York street, near Harris, rests on them.
Marshal Lock and his men are on the
lookout for them.
-Four new recruits have been accepted
at the Barracks. taIa
Prof. j.. L. Bromwell and DR.. FL. Wads.
worth have returned from their fishing
excursion to the lower Ohio.
The funeral OF Peter Moran, yesterday,
was very largely attended.
Bellevue and Hubbard streets have
been reached by the backwater from the
Licking. A large portion Of isabella
street Is covered. The Ohio is still ris-
ling, although at Pittsburg 1t 10 reported
falling. The whole country from the
Driving Park to the Dayton street rail.
road is also submerged from the back.
water in Taylor's creek. A dyke has
been constructed around Taylor Thorn.
toms ice-house to protect 1t from the ad
yancing food. The Barracks building
LIS also threatened. .-3
The garrison is now entirely surround.
ed by the back water from the Ohio
Prof. Hermese was this morning heard
to sing "Beatiful Isle of the 6eaD
Two-thirds of the cellars Id Newport
are filed with water from the recen
rains.
The funeral of Mrs. King, who died o
a cancer yesterday, will take place to
morrow morning.
The Council meets tonight, when it i
supposed action will be taken to appoin
Harton as Chief Executive officer OF thu
city. Harton is very good man, bu
would it not be well, as 1t is 30 near tn
time of election, to wait ana let the peO
pie say who they will have as Mayor
and not the twelve wise fathers in Coun
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-05
.Mort,sarv Record.

Thomas Holland, 60 years, Virginia.
Jos. Schwer, Sc years, Germany.
Louisa B. Holtewitz, s months, city.
Harry Klacker, io months, city.l
z. A. Mcfarland, 81 years, Pennsylvania.
Lizzie Gerre, 10 months. city. J
David Meyer, years, city.
John Mulloney, = weeks, city.
Bernard Greive, y years, city.
Mary e. Luzering, year, do.