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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-11-09
GOING SOUTH.

Train No. leaves PctOskcy daily except Satur'
day All other trains run daily except sunday.
Nos. I, 2, 3 and all make DIRECT connection at
Fort Wayne with fast express trains on the j. y.
timorc Washington. Philadelphia ind New York.
Nos. and make connection ut Fort Wayne with
Express trains on Toledo. Wabash and Western
Railroad. to aud from Quincy. ST. Lonis, Kansas
City and all points In South West.
Nos. Z aud make direct connection Mt Kalamazoo
with Michigan Central u. u. 10 and from Chicago.
Nos 2 and s connect mt Richmond with Pittsburg
Cincinnati and St. Louis Railroad for Indians polls
Louisville. St. Louis and NIL point, Southwest
Nor. eand 3 have comfortable Day Coaches be-
have Sleeping and Chair cars between Cincinnati
and Grand Rapids. No. 2 connects at Detroit e.
Milwaukee junction forDctroit and all points East.
j. II. PAGE.
Gen. +. & 4. Ag't. Grand Rapids, Mich.
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NJ ~ W. ny etcoiiicTs
TRAINS GOING SOUTHEAST.
D&W Dat DAT

Connections made at Toledo with the Lake Shore
q Mich southern X for Cleveland and Chicago
and with the II & ID II for Cincinnati and the
the Sonth and Southwest. At Wayne with the
Michigan Central Railroad for Chicago and local
points East ana West and at Detroit with the Great
Western and Grand Trunk and Canada Southern
Ry's. to and from the East; at Plymouth with Bet
Lansing & Lake Michigan II u; at Holly with the
Detroit n Milwaukee. At Flint with the Chicago,
\ Lake Huron. At East Saginaw with j & s
Division Ofthe Mich. Central. At Bay City With
j 4 = and ID 4 Il g Divisions Of the Mich. Cent.
Al Reed City with the Grand Rapids & Ind X for
the North and South. And ut Ludington with
Steamers for Milwaukee, Pcntwater, Manistce,
Frankfort, &c.
SANFoID KELLER, Asst Snp't.
j. r. NOURsE, Gen'l Ticket Ag't.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-11-09

y MAN named james Camp, liv-
ing near Corunna, Mich. committed
suicide by shooting himself, Oct.
31st. lie had been married only
three weeks.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-11-09

DURING the forenoon of Nov. 1th,
L. S. Marshals were kept busy III
New York City arrcsting those who
attempted to vote Illegally. BY
noon, fully five hundred were cap
turcd. Those who we're proven to
have registered through ignorance
were discharged; but the ''rcpcat-
crs" were consigned to Jail.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-11-09

OcT. 3Oth, Henry Kiley, of Bay
City, this State, was found :lrow2cd
at Toledo. 1t is thought that he
was murdered for his money, us he
was a sober man, and in easy finan-
cial circumstances. His life was
insured for ST., 900.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-11-09

A BOY named q. Cutterback, Tell
from wagon-load of wood, at Do
wagiac, n few days since; was run
over and killed.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-11-09

Unofficial returns from Mason
county show unusual Republican
maiorities, and it is thought that
the entire Republican ticket is
elected by from 300 to 500 major
ity.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-11-09

On Friday last, John Compton,
of Dover, Lenawee county, got
drunk; took his gun and shot his
son, James Compton through the
body, causing death in about half
an hour.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-11-09

TOMORROW (Noy. 10th) is the
day set for the closing of the Cen
tcnnial, and tho commencement of
figuring OH tac financial losses.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-11-09

Open to all parties and influ-
cnccd by nonc.-LmliaJton appeal.
This motto will hereafter read,
"Opcn to no party and for sale to
any" --RccWd.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-11-09

So far as heard from the cleo
tons throughout the South passed
of without serious trouble.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-11-09

Ben. BUTLER has been again
elected to Congress. This plcascs
thousands throughout the country,
and thousands arc displcnscd with
the man. Wen risk him.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-11-09

A man in Tuscola county refused
to pay 81 OH a telegram announcing
his fathers death, because, he said,
"Ivo bin expecting the old man to
die for some time"
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-11-09

FLINT sends four daily mails to
Detroit.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-11-09

Our of fifteen lady applicants for
admission to Michigan University,
none were rejected.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-11-09

Up in Bcnzic county, the county
scat war still goes on.
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oH,ial Paper Of the County.

TO ADVERTISERS: The STAR
isnow ne Ony Paper printed ~
Lake county; circuIdtcs to cSe'y pdT
of Hs territory, rendering Ho des'r-
oblc advertising medium.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-11-09

Ir is said that there is gang of
thieves operating in Michi-
gan, and that it is composed of
men regularly organized under the
leadership of a woman who lives in
Montcalm county.
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Dear DIR. Moses--I am glad TO say that my
son, IL years of age, who has been from his
infancy "a bad stlmmerer, now speaks ana
reads huently. lie seems to have been al
most instantaneously relieved by your treat.
ment. trust that others who are afflicted
with impedimeLt of speech will avail them
selves Of your skill while you are In this re-
gion.
Yours, sincerely, ZACHARY EDDY,
Pastor First Congregational Church.
Detroit, October ~, 1875
This is to certify that DIR. N. A. Moses has
cured my brother, Collins III. Johnston, of
stammering I'm three lessons and cheer
fully recommend him to all thus afflicted.
1 am perfectly satisfied that the Doctor can
cure The very hardest Of cases.
CYRUS JOHNSTON.
Butler Block. Detroit, Mich, Nov. 4tli.
I hereby certify that DIR. N. A. Moses has
cured my daughter of stainmering, and take
great pleasure I'm recommending his system OF
cure to all who are afflicted with that dis
tressing malady.
November I, 1876.
References-G. p. Andrews, NJ. D., Ie5
Fort street west; Booth Root, Props How
ard House.
DIR. N. A. Moses office, lOs Congress street
west, Detroit Mich. TO
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-11-09
Chicago & Michigan Lake Shore
Railway.

Lake Shore Linc--Timc Card-Taking Eject on
Sunday, Aug. 20. 1875.
, 1876-04-22
tonbo dealing, and each WAS hoptng 10 estonsh
tho uthaf sono day by socurng Tho mnoh-novoe-


dot'ble dealing, md each was hoptna 70 sston.h
tho othof soho DAY ny socnr'ng a1c mnoh-oovee-
Gu pf1o' -........
arc ypu a"efs tntt Ietlolhs T. had COMMUNE
cst,on y r. VIII III, ny osnef atchitees
No. hus suppose no haa. l Hm tas very
last ono no wotsld como TO. iou ace
ntsiss, WAS orroHEf 10 NJ
ana 1s spout liat Emo haa c1hsldefhb,o influence
Wls5 the county Hoard; lloh'ng had hIs fIiond
Na.ls 20 look altor, and have heard that no
whtnod sSynrAl % persons not TO depend much ~.
on me. Wien saw 10" tliin9s "ero running
fao away Tor tespi:a 70 Europe hoping by sho
1lme issnrned thstt lhfmol' Wo9ld he ended
"tnu ar. !ies'ng anything to DO with the
ne: bas he triod 70 secure tho award ior be
came way a. did. lie might toll ! Grand Jury
no" N v tna' vas.
'at pGiofo. HhsIo DID son bear OF INN beioTe e.
WHY, tn 1879, you viii renaombar shst vas
a"aIuea tue "ork LOT rue ~" oouutJ De.ouks
aug thas II Was a[tetHAfda gwen 10 Armstrong
TIE sEcnnr or THAT ton
In this. One day whs dining IN kenkelh
HAloon Tn tho West Biaa. where mel Jr. D!u.
thardt, tho great medioine chio, - tor ts!o c9nnty
authorities, and at present = light IN sho boaEd
Of Educatfon. lie informed mo ehHt the county
Hoard mot thnt Afternoon and were 70 make
final decision upon tho mRstor, and informed mo
that Il I went over ihcfa eoui1 ! e. 60,
euro tho job. pfovldlnH took eGooo
With mo. ! aHHeu mn u4oW 70 eeep anu he
told mo tlsat Periolat would 10 TUG 1ob. Nns
dtd nat 80 near an5 q thofn, hnd ~ thAt way
Lost mo contract hnu Il was given 20 Armstrong
.s Esaf,. put Tor what conhidefation ! 90 NOT
know Itsoto vas certainly some consideration.
Ny tiIe WAY. Dlntharde ought to 10 compelled 10
teli What he knows Rbont tllc mattof.
Did you have sny Intercourse with Periolas
betWcen that time q ann she tfGns thas he chl'ed
upon yon vim tue *2o'uou 1op!, ...--..-
mo, think nor; From llfn learned guam
tty or stun T., WhtcI altorHafos leaEt od Was onlS
too tfuo. Tho Connclls agent, None Ihnycr,
was eo,onefatinR WIN MIN IL all The Jobs, anu,
10 csso 8'guod tlo Sa5.eto hote. waa TO Ge
b!ed 20 tho tuno OF S2ouo9 moro Tor the benefit
OF tue Coaaei', 10 % distributed ny hloae 1hay-
o.; !. Nou. Mr., stotz w,,, vou ,ivo II, cor,,,n
transactions you afe Known 10 hnvc hnd with
certain County Commissioners about tue Same
tmei
, 1876-04-22
EDUCATIONAL.

w BIT KN1, INSTITUTE FAMILY SCHOOL FDR
" ya~nx ladies. AtlA, Il. l. GADY, frtnsipA, ksR
UASoo, GvuA. HsDd fuF circular.
, 1876-04-22


JNANTED-A BnluK 1IOUAE ON WEST SIDE;
W will tssntne Rons tuount,rAnca and y ba&ncs LH
anncHule5a h.n.s With ~ acrss !tnt At Lombard.
lnAAu tf.AFLtN 1 CO. Marine ftM!I.inH.
, 1876-04-22

" -
Now sud elegant rar1or and chamber suits hollow tts
cost Of manufacture. FEicei lower than known.
MARTINS, III HlAto.B 1t.
Recent rureeaaes ter uash tpable u oher Hand
suit pcs., walnut and torry, only $40; siys
parur suit, cs. handtun,p reps hair cloth only us
elegant ~Auut pArns hufs peattt s1Js in Of
s1tmsn hrus 4 r n's!.n terry q hsr e!oth pssl
ci.ssh.Eo st ai;s; "slar!. Aa:.urt.e" patlor lult
s%l nj sIm.on FIX hlo:ads IT, ps.e5 suls' pss si:s
aslnain III M AZ I'D 4Tt:;sx c..e bsd.*.a .sa
@"'' 1 MHiiFiSs, Isl stato.st.,
...-. Bsiween Madison and honlus.
I1AKLoR SUIT. on BORA AND ARMCHAIR,
L N4Itt. dark crimson. 1uirt etl~ htst rata sfdet
nuh!ns Hst u.ntod. lima fpe LamhnFt: ,wrsP fall
pacaes Auh rrlcs essIcf ansvuEs n1tcsd. Addsuss
i Sd, Tribune ohrc. |
1E:n pAHl.OH AND CHAHNNH SUITS,
lOU s.,,d, fot in,modt.Is hN1ittF5.
RECESr FUikUlthSEs For CABh
snAbls u 70 oHsr hsrsstn, N, furnisass
nut to lt bad osorhGrs In Chicago.
EIEaAnT pAHIOIt BUTTS.
a., vasions e oes*ttns', E!ec.s, .,e esehs ,sx
iASUS0MK GitAiiHEK SUlTA.
80. sa'. s7a. q; assE2fh, M, $tn 49,. ,s;s:.
botu<an N Matttsan 21,a Monroe.
, 1876-04-22

WANTEp--TQ RENT.
\VASTED-rO MEST-TiIE lST OF MAY ny
W yuuux kpntlanen, Au!ts Of futnIshsd yOtsAs
centrally iocatu1, 1dAssss CLAUDE, iriIano osa:o.
,NASrEl,-'ro nEST-5 or sRoUMs Foit LIGHT
W housekeeping; Sotth Side sasl Vt CiAsk u. pre-.
OnAftuAt.
, 1876-04-22

mo NKNT-CUTrAGl IN WEST tSntANA.ar. !;
also G4ss tn n4.x building li8 AID ~ Stat&-bt VI
WALLER, Il UIa1k4t., No.ul II.
, 1876-04-22
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
4 rARLOn SUITE FUR kAlE VERY LOW; ME-
dum rt!cc, s1cri1cnty ina4e 10 oricr: Rood ns..
Ea to-day tlondsy, t6a tosth DsAsboEu.st., neal
Nocthe. .-- . ..-
L1OR sALK-sl.tM CASH NuYS THR C0MFTETI
enntents Of a or9sMtlJ !uEnsed 2siou brick iousc.
ri.sa. This aboso uutft &aor sl1 months sln1r.
AddEGts ~ Tribune otKce
, 1876-04-22

1}AHTSrR WAXTEn-WiTii A5,uo. IS 4 LON0
/ e.,at,.h-d and tren manufacturing busincss Ad'
dfcts W 70. Tribune o:ace.
DAllTSER WANTEn-WlTlI ti5tW, TO TAkE
nctyr iHtfrott In paying manufacturing huslne-s
IL Chicago; ths money nsctpI rho ratio ul 1HU
month mons lut xosd psrt!us need apply AddEass d
Tribune 9lhco.
, 1876-04-22

rT1O lEET = THRKKRTURY AND BARKMENT
stono rnnt residence. nratnily stuAtsd on Hulh-st
And rerlsts with ov esy convnt,,taes-
Attn
1TnhtoI brick dwelling, .t!0 ffet with and
hntlod attic al modern CONT nieners. ~ si1ht.
Apply L, l.. u. TAItDEE.
, 1876-04-22

AFASSrEy,5.;4 GEENThEMAS = III; wiI,. Il sl.eo! n sS
ElCiIh ,psuS. i4 urarsuyn ST.. Ha1H7.
c.n FOR IN aF.iIMAIIoS LEAD!SG TU TUE AP.
ss.) Irc!tcr.iun OF a. H. 1,arh hutftrr If thu
IT IT, L. !.acht I'd, cuArIod witn har.ss.callns. All
d:tss 100 Wcet Mnrrot.at.
The New York herald., 1876-12-23
NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER %, 1877,

quiet: quoted At 2sc 2Ae; chiors,e potash was IN
!, iss gold 'sI s,y.'s AND esxasIss
a prices quoted Sc to s currency s
selsfs sels :, a5e & passso1s od psna..
saa.,,na ;. AZ ID, Sc large aa..lins a. sse sts;
bones ruled arn a. sSe Basam soDaiea wa, very urn
ss ooe saffron was steady a. a2c tor American and
ssallr, were cute. at ss o, IN fair demand
Iarh ranging from 81 is a So XIoes we're
quoted a. lae ise or Cape singer was aaiet a. is,,c
sIio osisI.vsr quoted a. SAC sSe. here SOC.
DO seeds we're @ aas. We quote Cali.
trieste Hrs:ss ios @ yss. A Ens.l ss aaa s.S"a
was quiet :, 81 sss caraway wa. hrm ~ i2c iass
Co,i.nasr wa was auosso al Shs camo%e flowers were ere
and q 25e for new Roman. 1,ycsnne in
:. lss orr. root was steady as isne a5c. se
sordiny TO QUALITY, Tones be 2, iss sse
white arabic quoted iSc prime .orss
&c. Tor English and i4c i5c Tor German Ai6umsn
ss ee for s.Ss aSs q for sss
common. s4c. SIC. export SOC a7e.. roid
u. =. sSess
en gas A',ssaa was =. steady ~ ss 7 Carbonate @
xsis very qus! and II sons Instances ps.ses were
lemon sandersons IS: Inusen's nnss. oil rose.
s s 8 M cas s !. al oil tn sslS H % %sa,sxa sss
oil lavender 75c s.; do do Mltcham), Sl4; oil cloves,
81 gsanySeyai assaa All saIrsasy oil d Ssy 80
SO. The market English chemicals quiet: the
sales IS sal Sl 40; 100 drums
43sc 100 kegs biearoonate soda 4c 100
soda nsh all gold and $50 casks bleaching powder
&c, currency We quots--soda ash 81 i2 sal soda.
81 ~ xl 80 spot caustc soda, - 62is bicart onae
soda 81 l2la S4 25 all gold; bleaching powder ~ l2
currency: SUPER carbonate Soda John Dwight Co.'S IN
kegs. 4c currency
FEATHERS quiet at 5oc for prime geese .5c.
S5c for mixed
FislI-Codiish quiet but s,eady 800 quintais sold
Georges and so 3I1s Tor Grand Bank Mackerel
firm. without business. Box herring quiet stock
here the moment but held arrive AT l3c 14c TOR
No. and l6c isc for sealed Barelled herring
and steady; 800 bbls. Halifax shore split sold vt
So 10 and 200 bbls- Portland round at - IS:
We quote :-codHsl--Georges Bank, ST S6 so: Grand
s. 80 50 10 Mackerei- Extra $50 S3, mess
$40 aS2S bloaters $50 ST; shore No. l. SIS $50; do.
Ma. = 81 $40; do No. B. 81 81 So; bay. No /, $lS;
do. No 2, $40; No: none large No2 $40 sia.
Box herrings-Scaled, 22c NO l. los
FLOUR AsD dRAIN-keeepts. Flour, ~ - oois wheat,
II 600 Dushes NEAL l7li bbs and 643 sacks corn,
1850 bushels; oats. - 80 do rye. 377o do barley,
1900 do barley malt, 800 do The Hour market was
Griuer with iRr inquiry. Tho sales about 1000
bbs including State Western aud Southern the
Included in the above sales 1000
bb deve able between the 18th Of March and the
April about l5c. bb above current prices.
Rye auiet with sales Of $50 bes Corn meal steady
about LOCO bbl and sacks at 50 80 for Brandy
s. 10 for Western and Jersey yellow We
The New York herald., 1876-12-23
PROPOSALS..
PNOFOSALS.
QUEBEC nARBoR W0KkS
PROPOSED WORKS AT THE MOUTH OF THE RIVER
ST. CHARLES

Tenders will bc received Office OF Quebec Har.
Commissioners up Thursday. .he is day ~
February. 1877, for the construction or the following
works.
/. Wall and Embank kmcnt. forming the North Quay
OF the proposed South Tidal iarbor
q Wall and an Embankmen forming the North Quay
oil the proposed south West Dock.
g. The Dredging out and the formation OF Channel Way
parallel to both walls
T. The construction OF Crbwofk at the end OF the embank
ment TO the Gas Works
5. CriDwork anu Retaining Walls adjoining tho Ballast
Wharf
g. The Construction or Bridge proposed eighty
the North Wall South Tidal IarbDr
Plans Specifications, Bills OF Quantities and
der the office uf the during
Office hours and printed copies Of the aud ans
Of Quantities will be furnished 10 Intending upon
making deposit OF SO to be returned alter the tenders
opened, to parties sending in bona hde tenders
than the printed form OF tender issued by the
Commissioners will be received
The Commissions bind themselves accept the
lowest or any tender.
The 10 find two respectable an responsible
securities TO approced OF by the Commissioners whose
Names addresses occupations to We inserted u
In his TENDER aud who willing with him, bound,
Jointly and sevesly in the oil ~ oU Tor the
hment OF the contract and OF alteration. addition TO
modification thereof that be agreed between the
Commi issoners or their npneer and the contractor
panied by accepted bank check other available
curl ~ the Of 600. which will
succ competitors the contract awarded
j. Is. MAKrEi4
secrets Treasurer.
Harmon CoxxissIoSrRs' oyFIcK. QuKsKc, 10Th Nov
vember 1876,
Nov ~. 1870
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The following arc ,he closing prices to-day y

THk AMERICAN EINISG BOARD.
Under the name OF the American Mining and stock
Exchange IL has been resolved that and after
January 1871 thero shall be regular call OF rail-
way shares and miscellaneous securities, on which the
OF commission has been xed vt onc-twenticth of
one per cent" The Official announcement will be
found elsewhere In view OF tho fact that tho Mining
Board. projected, was intended 10 deal only with
mining properties and that reorganzed by Of
the young gentlemen who constitute the majority Of
It's membership It is proposed to antagonizc tho New
York Stock Exchange with its MILLIONS Of capital and
credit the experiment suggested by the announcement
will be watched with q great deal OF interest
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do coupon. INK ii2x do do, 4x's. 1891, regis

do coupon, INK ll2H; do do, 4h's, 1851, regis
tered, los1z 10Sz.
DRY GOODS IMPORTS
The imports OF dry goods for the Aeek $63l 2s6,
and the amount marketed s574 95s The total imports
snce January were $7s os4 5S4 the total amount
marketed $79, ISL, s2o
RAILROAD BONDS.
In railroad bonds Milwaukee and st. Paul nrsts, La
Crosse DIVISION, advanced per cent TO l05 and Nor
ris Essex loo. Hannibal and St Joseph eghts,
convertible sold at SO, Erie nrsts at ILL., Long Dock
bonds at l04ys, New York Central frsts. coupon at
12o.. Lake Shore dividends at los, c., c. and !. Q.
rs,s at So and Toledo and Wabash nrsss at l0l. In
the issues the transactions generally large
This afternoon Rock Island TO ll2t, and
Lehigh and wilkcsbarre consolidated 70 g. Ameri-
can Dock Improvement Company sold az 70, Long
Dock bonds at lo4 Erie second registered Of 1872 at
10o, and Union Pacific drsts at 1854. New York Gen.
sral coupon Grsss, and Ohio and Mississippi consoi
dated were a fraction lower, the former selling AZ
l204 and tho latter at 79k. The following were the
closing quotations OF Pacific Railroad bonds:Union
nrs,s lOs5s LOG; do land grants 1907 to loo; do.
sinking funds, Oh to 90; Centrals. 1925 TO 1095s
FOREIGN MARKET
Tho London adviccs report fractional improve
ment in consos and American securities, our lss7's
being particularly strong with an advance from l07h
to los n but ten shade lower. The rate or
discount in the open market is per cent and the
bank rate per cent. Bar silver is quoted at 5olsd
At Paris rencs have declined to l057h United States
new Gves are quoted Frankfort at lolx. The iol-
money, % 94l.; do. for account, 94 9l1s; 1865
bonds OLD, l047s 1o5; 1867 bonds los 10s4s ten
forty ponds. lo7n new hves 1861 1865; Erie, OK
nm
The New York herald., 1876-12-23

the opening season The lower grades which have
sssilvs ss.spns. se@psr.ea VIII other sfssdsaa.
quiet steady 7e. currency. for domss
tic and 7sc, gold; for fsrsisn 9.
but quiet; 100 ,,erees prime sold At io7.c.
sucAE-Anothsr du day in the market for raw sugar.
quiet but steady. We quote - Fair refining. ss.c
fSss @ i do ssa ssss G'f' nsd and % boxes s'S.Ss sS
s io sn e so S rsnis %Snsss asa and es sIss
De- loHe de grocery fair 20 choice. iose iofe !;
esusssd 'iaSs.c ias pomasrsd iis ?" ise ssaaassa
ise a,ac do second quality. 1886 aiiAc. cut loaf
TALLow.-ReceIp.s-I hhd. Ii2 tieIees aud 22i bbls
bbls sc. aud eouoo lbs at ssioc. ske.. chiefly
fisrorslgn was quiet but arm. We quote :-nanc.,
ssrns so s. IS Is so sSss ID ~ 20 q DO
IonAcco The market for Kentucky leaf was weak for
y light The sales 500 hhds at prices ranging
and the sales were only cases sundries a. 7c Soc 81
Wisconsin crop is74 a. and 100 bales Havana
MuIsxEY..-Keeeipts 4?a b6ls. The market quiet
wooi--The market was firm there pretty good
s lbs iss . a'sss Tsse. s los ans & Is s @ s.
Western do at 2ie s24c 1900 bs medium unwashcd at
and on private terms lbs and Xxx onio isoo
III ns s IS lbs .s %sSaI @
pulled 5s bags extra pulled and a3o pulled
& s
is d
fairly active trade DONE mainly grain
The engagements comprised: 10 Liverpool per steam
$1,000 bushels grain. ~ TO London. steam. 24.coo
bushels grain. Cd ZOO bushels do. private
1000 bbs -four, Us 500 bags seed 4s To Bristol
per steam, 1900 bushels grain, at Cd The charters
braced:--A swedish bark 400 from Baltimore 20
Lyerpoel with general cargo at about 500; British
10 Genoa. sublet. with Kentucky tobacco at 4os. ;
German bark, 5i2 TONS hence TO River Platte with gen
erai private terms; British brig 254
70 bermuda 10 load vessels put in there IN disess
thence London with slate reported
fDuo: aGerman bark hence London with 2aoo bbls
fined petroleum At 5s Cd Norwegian bark, from Balti
Cork Tor ORDERS With $500 quarters grain.
Us 3D. one thence 10 Bordeaux with 23tn quarters.
ported is lud Italian bark, Phiadslphia to
Cork for orders. with soc quArters. at Is Sd.