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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-01-19
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O%ieieIben itl man snlfsrnen f0nnen,
wenn man ie offers nit elmer fattsn
@ufOiuns bon sew0bnli&er Soba be-
bef:udtet, uno Die Sli6iaieit, obne fe
absuwafden, oarauf cintrodnen labt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-01-19
S6ul :MDbel!

Ser llnterseiduete bat cine Yartie
S%dlnlmDbel, beitebenO aus Suite uno
Siben, Die id nod in autem 9uitnnS bc=
hnbcn uno iest i'm S~dulbau1e ;u Ser
mann lteben, gu pcrscnfsn.
s. 3. git;en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-01-19

= Son einem babliden Manne iasts
u8snn oas teia Sduft it. 10
idrsibt Soft cine unleierliae SanS
idrift."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-01-19

bel
SCNWE RTZ.L & KUN
NriOat SeDuaei

SD ieiDe bietniit Dem YubIifum an,
hab lh am eriten Montag i'm Mopeubcl
IN meincr Wobnnns elne Mbenbihule
erohnen wcrOe. llnterridt miro ertbe,lt
IN Den GIemcntm Sdtlert, Ncdncn
Sudflbrunat Muilabe IN eneIiide
Sprade. Stitaitss unb @ripat.6o rre
iponoen;. &C. llnterridtsItunoer fine
pon 7 bis b1lb 10 llbr Montaa, 9ienSs
tag, Mittwo& unb Sonnerstae Nbenr
leoer Wode (g8eihnnhtsfeic.ta9e ousac.
nommen) @eoin9unaen 50 90 per Monat
proaumeranoo Sdiiler wclpe iid Oieir
@tl'Aenbrit su @uben MAIDEN wilniden,
iolten iid iOfOrt meloen.
Geo. 8. Sing.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-01-19
Whittier
Gil St, Charles street, st. Louis, No
lid tsNs Iu 8cntral
LII. JAUUUh SmcSi,inildsssnni.u

705 Chestnut st. Louis Mo.
@isbt immsr nrb ;ueeriiiiDe uns itnsae s,,.
b~anbluas il a!len Ishcimsn unb e~rlbIrd.licb,l
8ranthcitsn tieic ;rtitErsnrm 8ranfteiten serar-
iaAt eurh juatnrlitr 8trirrnuseu casr ieGfrrs
Iusidwciiung -pis SprrmnttrrbreA Gamer-
idwa6e, NeryIie z 6irl4s, llnfru6tbarfeit ,no
ibre ih,rdliten 6rIscn, Weeanfeni6ride, 3er.
YenihmGhc, gItaNt prr eer 3ufupft, 9tsi,tarfeit.
@asscbruus llntauaIibieit fir ,aS irsiale pccr
Gbeleten prer ben GrfcIa in @cItSie. GterIu
lanamicrae 5alie ven ~stbeimen Hrantueiten, in
ieesr Srrm, raS 9!ut. unr pid,tiss inuerr Oraane
reraif snc, tSnnen mir fidsr NH rducrhaft bsilcn.
Sarlcnpc Spn Tatirntcn bic non unS gebeiitlpur.
cen trnnen rics ~tcSeuatn. llnirre hrei ia- jGbriae
Irorif, unb tns Smtium tirier Nr1nfbcitsn
baten ms Grfdbrunlrn unn 0t1bidlidfeit ae,
litert. 9Sir iditea Inweilunden uni Reei,inru
lirift stbeim All irGeir cine stsreIe. Gcrrrisrr.
beng une Gpniuliatipn ei.
in usriieoelten @ouuert fir
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-01-19
Motif.

Oie bisbcriae Sbsilbaberidaft in Der
6irma & SIS. SdoIten & SO purbe
ourd uebsreinfommen aufaeloh nnn
ibernehme id ale @ftipa unb YaiipA
Der Sirma.
m. Gprban.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-01-19
HIuFI TUNVefNptl.
Su0 Ser Natur,

rntbaltrnr las Ssiten nnS zinc gusatl laSntr
Ittilrun9en. 3cec I'srira tsierr gei6Irhte.
une bauptiG6!i6 ipI6ts,e ~ beiratbsn bsatiidii-
gen Icute1 risles Sud baten. Gie Stunt lanoe
~ lstsn unt BIC 8raft trs @aunes nt IN erboltrt.
seipis bic Grbaltun9 her @eiblihtsit. gSie men
lttns tue gslince 8ineer babeu fam.
Ner5tlther &atb uno sirle teipGbrtr Rcc,sie
rlr bic @prfpmmniNe in Der eriteu g'srioee ees
ebeItfen Vsteus. sSirb i%pratGItia s~rriirseIt an
r9sne cine IsreiIe fir % GtS S~erianbt aSreiTre
DR.. Jacques, Central Medical Institute, 7OJ
Chestnut Str. st. Louis Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-01-19
Nc crtmurbi9e Iuween

M crtmurbi9e Iuwee III t.
Sd war in 2onbcn -
60? Sisb, oa war i'd aud ihon!
Sonn bin i'd liber Yaris -
Ia mar i@ aud
StrabburA-
ga mai id aud, Dor brci, bier Sabren
Stuttgart -
Sieb' ba mar id audi porie'S Subr
3uriif ms SrrcnbuuS mad @icm -
90? hm, unb?
llno oa bub' il mid ebrn %gewunoert,
taR Sie nidt part and waren !!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-01-19
VI atten uno " d ECU Der
treib II.

tire b II.
Wan ptrmiide NJ aism 'hl nit etmas
BUTTER, feBe einen o,et ;pei Sropf.n
In'sol ~, made Suseln bieraus uno
# de oleie als &ober in Die &atten. oeer
Wduietalen. Mdre man aub bon
Wialonen Gatten unn Waulsn peplast,
man miro fe nit lltlcm Wtlttcl ale ian
gen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-01-19
. d. hrtt 3eite II.

Better yGn ic,iencsr s. liner bittt
UNI eiue tleins llnteritusang !"
@irtb vSa baUt Sur mas !"
S:ttler vSergelt's @Ot!"
MAA ilnf Witnuten.)
YettIcr gin armer SAnbmade
bittet UNI cine feline urterIfubnna !"
@irtl rSie iparen ia aeraoe Sa !"
BETTER .. mein Serr, bel Del
i1lcdt:n 3eiten fommt man nit einel
RrOieiiion niht nurh !"
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DR.. w iii i'TIEEs.

6l7 st. Charles Strobe ct 1ou;s
Gin SdVler ;~rritr mstiiiniider Snifitute, NIX
bat cine lanasre Y'rnris in ,.r @sbantluno
!spbtitld,rr une hrcnilGsr Rraufbeiten ais irosnb
Gin anesrrr ar;t in Ct. Qcuis; ,pir ans ben
srrtlaen Slatisrn ~ erisbrn une ipis E5 te
Gltslttn Ginpptntr c%rinneru. ~"
Nle ,Dpbi!itiiGen Rrantbciten
uns SrlAet prn nersurial Graufbeittu m,rs,p
iihsr unS NIT unerbrrten grfpla brbanbelt' mot,
ben tslten r1.eiSiniiaen @utcritdttn. Strifts
0tsfrsttrn. Sprrmatrrrbcea, Sdpate unb lin.
tabtgtett in 8plsr ju9enrli9er Sslbfteaiduna
Ausibweifins in ipGtersn Snbren cser eusrrrn
urladbel, 'ps!te nadiicbcnre lletel ,ur fnJar
bhben: glaenleine StWidc, itrades Sebsrp.
mp8en. 9rihpabtrs 0'clttuib Snut.WusjdlIoe.
Ntnctsung 9r9tn 6rauen-@c ieAiGaft Gjetaifsn.
Veririrrnnh Observation-Disclosures, G. bic sin.
un9llldlide Sbr sur Jplge baten cher picI,lbe
gang lnmplltt maiden, pfresn tauerboft asbeiIt
pdnlptlst rs StiienI auf ptiaes b%r,iebsub, in
serile1elirn Converts fir ihsf vcif Stemp,i
erniu.mticn IN meiuer SFiee cecr bri'fih
trel: SN0 CO 'nbsqucm III ,ar gebantlrno Mad,
err Staet 81 %frnlmsn, nsrten Wsei,infn srr
grrreEs reer pcii p%rriauet. 98c SELMA mia.
nlre etflrlbr gardntirt; lei ;priftlbnftfu
Saurn miro tist mI'st. SHiee Stuuten ssn
y ubr Nern. bis ltr atsurs. SrnntaaS WON
bis 1 llhr. s' ~"
an ir0cnS cine WSreie fir ,u,i
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wv oas reijeaNe Gndlifnnt

ntUF"uyM JlUFW W. V NNHpUHTVPWV W
q &afecsWfrNR ;uSlsid Depot her Baltimore
M.bt. unb Sprnmyy Syag Sia I',s, sa'' pssiitn tsiSr:
aD ins 81 r- uns siaa 1Hs e''''"s" non @'' s''f
%&eu, 9atsrtr Dampfi&iHe iprb sas Gsppt
o | evanssaslts eeiblpNsn. 10 sab biz
Xiidt her Gefabr ~ausseieBt iie pen
CTTApASp QHhpinbelt au perter, mas in antrren
Nt~S"' "@eeer 70 1T Der 5aaih
af lS0sffr kmpfidifeu bcs @orSbsutiden
Sod . 3EpIc YitdNben bis @noe 1874, 54o,C77
Mild. unb Sim P%ef0rhsrt.
~ biaissren Yreil l isiisa '9 Il Isim llmai fetai%i
@eire ~ssrinssn auslSfSsp. bel Suem Wenldcnleben
auneltaft maiden e " 6loanoeE
bic IN gs,ua aut1 q wthkrsr ~sustunft psnss man f& an
: battn. pa,fti,nr. m,
Mnn fnnInfH& ~ V N'
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-25
RABBITT's SOAP.
LEGAL.
Administrators Sale. Of Real Estate.

IN pursuance Of an order Of the Court of
IL Common Pleas Of Hamilton County, Ohio
A will offer for sale at public auction on the
17th. day OF August, 1876 at A. O'Clock z. NJ.
upon the premises No. 81 kiddle. street. the
following described real estate, situate in the
City OF CinclnDatI, Countys0f Hamilton, and
state OF Ohio. BEGINNING at q point on tho
west side OF Riddle street, at the northeast
corner OF Lot Twenty. as laid down on a piaE
Of subdivision Of lots made by,Johns Riddle.
Joseph COppin, John bates aud A rthnr Har-
ries, as recorded in Book No. 80, page 5l4 of
the records OF said county; thence running
south twenty feet; thence back at right angles
with Riddle. street, the same width in rear as
in front, one hundred and sereDty feet to the
lire of a twenty foot alley; being same prem
ises conveyed to- Mary H. Heidelman, by-deed
recorded in Deed Book No. 2a5, page ySi. Ham,
ilton County, Ohio, records; the above pren-
ises' being sold subject to adower' estate Of SO
per year, and subject tosa lease upon the rear
half OF said premises for the term Of fifteen
years from Septem Der |, 1868 with the privilege
Of renewal for five years at the current rates.
See Lease Book No. 36, page las, for fugther
conditions OF said lease.
The front half of said premises appraised at
81, TOO, and rear half az $70o subject to said
DOVER and leasehold estate.
Terms Of sale-0ne-half cash in hand, and
this balance in one year from day of sale, with
interest; the payment to be secured by mort
gage upon the premises sold
FRANK. BRUNER, Admir- of
Mary Z. Heidelman, decd.
II. q. HILDRBRANf. Atty.
HENMELGARN Il Co, Auctioneers. No. as
Main street. jys0-4tW
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-25
FORTY-FOURFH CONGRESS-lst SESSION

SENATE.
WAsHINGToN,Juiy j uiyA.-Aresolutiou was
adopted requiring the head of each Ex-
ecutiVe Department to furnish the Sem
ate the aggregate NUMBER of civil en-
ployes in their departments. ex-
elusive Of mechanics and labor
ers, for vaEious years between
1859 and 1915. The House bill to
eQualize the bOunties of soldiers of the
late war was called up but laid over
with the expiration of The morning hour
before being. read through. The inn
parchment trial was then resumed: the
application by the managers Tor post
p0nemeut on account of the sickness Of
Mr.. Lapham was denied; leave was
then granted to Mr.. Lapham to print mis-
argument tO-mOrrOw; Manager Jencks
then spoke on the question OF fact, and
at the close Of his speech the Court took
recess; after which Judge Black
stated the points in the case for the de.
fense, and at the conclusion Of his argu-
ment the Senate sitting as Court Of
Impeachment adjourned.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON. July 24-The motion 10
suspend the rules and pass the bill for
the coinage Of the standard silver dollar
and to make 1t q legal tender, was re-
JCCtC1s a ASsOt0bAtA was auOpkeQ CALF
ing on the Secretary OF the Treasury to
report the amount Of gold, coin and bull
lion now in the possession Of the Govern
ment. Aresolution was adopted for the
suspension of all further action in ref
erenee to landz sold for. direct taxes
under the act OF August, 1851. A bill
was passed attending to February 1
the time for tbs redemption Of the lands
held by the United states and sold for
direct taxes. A motion to suspend the
rules and pass the bill authorizing the
Commissioners Of the Dist. Of C0lum, to
borrow NOT over $4,000 to defray the
expenses Of the District to Decesaber I,
was adopted. The motion to suspend
the rules and pass the bill extending
the time tor the completion Of the North
ern Pacific Railroad tor period OF eight
years, was rejected. The motion TO sus-
pend the rules and adopt resolution
condemning the performance. by the
head Of an Executive Department OF the
duties Of Chairman OF q partisan Com
mittee, was rejected.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-25

HExt 0RhzANs. JalF 26,-FlouK unehanged
Superhne, ", double, 81 kU; treble. "a 7saT Is !:
hsgit grades - 6a7 IS. Corn Is In good ae5
lland< mixed, esa6ecs white. &c: yellow. &c.
Oate Steady and IN fair demand; st. Louis, 4ge;
Galenas 46c. C0rn-meat scarce and firm at
= nay dull and nominal: primo, sfeai6.
choice. Szia2a. Pork dull and Unchanged at
- IoazL Lard quiet: tieree, r1<c; keg Iaa
Ike Bulk meats, quiet bul steady: shoui-
deis held at 6szc. clear rib, l01<c. clear sides.
nAs Whisky quiet but steaoy as "a 11ai 10,
Coffee Qpiet and unchanaedi Rio 0carGoes. 15A.a
1sze. Sugar dull and unchanged: fair to fully
fair. Ts<ale: prime, S1.c. Moiasses DUH ami
unchaIsged at3ea51c. Ricedull and uncnanged
as 4A<a65kc. bran In fair demaRd and hig1er
at 62xc,
PHIL LlrELPHIA. July 25 5-Flour dull: extras. :,
and Ohio, IS 75a6 50: nigh grades. 47a8 A-
~ " neat 10 SLOW: Mestorn red4 7ba81c. Rye, ia
ISc. Corn in limited request: yelIow. baaj9c.
'sasc Nc Jatsd M IN better request: white.
hIsky: western. 81 IL. Seeds scarce; clover.
l7a1Sc per Id; FAX, 81 SSa1 4B. Petroleum.
crude. l3c; refined. 15nc. Butter: New
York State ana Bradford County, PepusTi-
vania, extras. 25ax7c: frsts. 22as4s: Western
extras, 20a22c; 1rsts. 16aI9e. Cheese un-
changed. Eggs In active demand: Pennsyt-
yanIa, NeW Jersey andDeIawaresi fresh, I5a
lIei Western, fresh, 20a2lc.
NEW YORK. July 25s- Flour; No. 2. 80 00a
70: superLpe Western and state 81 00a3 3D.;
common 70 goOS extra, $4a4 rs: good TO cholces
"a seas 25s whils- wheat extra IS 80a7 30, ex-
tra ONO, $4s41a6iS =; st. Louls. - 9oa8 30; Min
nesota patent pro- ess. s. 0a8 15. Rye Hour
steady: superfne. 81 10a5 15. Corn-meaI dull:
Western, So 60a3.i Wheat: No. q spring New
HOrk, 81 p5; No spring g 81 12al Is, rejected do.
sic; unRraded spring, 9ooaSi 10: Nos / Mil
waukee, 81 l5al II; No. Milwaukee, 81 0!a
"a. No. Milwaukee. 86c: amber Michigan,
81 10. No. 2bhIcago spring, $fal OeS Mo- Ubf-
cag0EpUinx, $50; winter red Westernl 65eaSf 10. (
Rye heavy: State, 10as0c; Western, 60a70es
canada in bond, 75aS0c Barley dull and
nominal Malt quiet and unchanged Corn:
Western mixed, hot, 4sa43c: mixed, unsound,
44asDc;, mixed, steamer. graded 49asi NC:
mixed, graded, 53a531zc: Western mixed, un-
graded. sec. Oars heavy: mixed Western and
State. 2ia9e1sc: white Western do, 3fa4sc. Hay
duh: shipping, 65a70c Hops steady
and unchanged. Coffee. Quiet,. steady
and unchanged. Sugar quiet but firm,
fair to. good refining, SxssHc;
prime, SIC; refined in demand at 1lallXc.
Moiasses quiet: Cuba, 35a4a5; Porto Rico, s35a
55c. ceunehanged. Petroleum dull: crude,
95<e; refined, lIal7he; cases. 20a2lo. naphtha,
10xc. TallOw steady at Sa8zc. StraineG resin
steady at 81 6Jal SJ. Spirits turDentine steady
at yU1se. Eggs'dul: Western, 13 Jkal51Sc. Pork
dull and lower: new mess, $20l0; August, $40.
Beef dull: middless quiet; long clear. esteEn.
lU5s af0hc. Lard dull and lower: prime steam,
HALL Zc. August, 1I2Jal l.30c Butter heavy.
Western. l2a2lc. Cheese quiet at4al0c. Whis-
ky very firm at 81 i3al-l3k.
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Cincinnati Leaf Tobacco Market.
CINCINNATI. .TnIu4 0S 1919


The market has been firm and moderately
active the past week There has. been some
little ADVANCE in prices on lower grades. The
total offerings at auction for the week were
,U26 hhds and 80 boxes, as follows:
22S hhds Kentucky and Ohio cutting tobacco,
50 hhds old at $40 25a25 25, ly7 hhds new at $4a
10 so for common smokers to f1ne cutting leaf.
2 hhds Virginia at 81 50a7 50, 2 hhds and box
new Indiana at 81 40aS; 81 cases Ohio seed leaf,
hlleTs and binders andwrappers. IA at S2a3 90, "a
at S4as 90. at Sd l5a7 So IA at s. l0a9 90 at Si0a
$40 Is. at $40. "a hhds Kentucky and Ohio
cutting tobacco: 16hhds old at $I0a25 25, POS
hhds new at sS S45a2l ~ for common smokers,
to fine cutting Leaf 10 hhds Southern In
diana. at 81 13a9 90, hhds and. g. boxes
new West Virginia at s4a10. 2U6. hhds
Kentucky and Ohio cutting tobacco: 8
hnds OLD at se0a22 for common smoker to fine
cutting leaf; 2 hhds and boxes new West Vir.
ginia at S3al0 IS; 20 cases Ohio seed leaf: at
81 95a5 rs. at 50 Usa7 81. at IS i0a9 80. % at
$10aI2; I'D hhds and 2 boxes Kentacky- ana
Ohio cutting, tdbaceO: 1s hhds old
at 50 SSai6 rs. 1853 hhds new at S4 50a
II Is for common smokers to fine cutting
leaf; boxes at s. 40al4; cases Ohio seed at
SCALA. 153 hhds Kentucky and Ohio cutting to-
bacco: 90 hhas old as s9azs 20, 1T hhus new at
s5al6, j box at 50 60 for common smokers, to
fine cutting leaf; IL hlfds ana boxes. new
West Virginia at IS 1OalO: hhtis new south
ern Indiana: at S. 6Oa76 81, at IS 6oai0 Is.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-25

{ W. B. MeiIish is "a young gentleman
living in Milford, Ohio, and runs wire.
goods house at 1sl Walnut street. Ohas
Gegner, another young man, is con-
nected with similar establishment a
few doors above.
MIR. Gegner having heard that the RI
val irm had been selling fy-traps below
the regular price, went down 10 inter-
view MeiIIsh about it. During the col
lOquy high words ensued, the lie passed,
and blows were exchanged, resulting
in the knocking down Of the gentleman
from Milford.
By the time Officer Knox put in an ap-
pearance, the fy-traps OF both COM
batants were in vigorous motion, and
the amateur pugilists were arrested.
This morning in the Police Court Gegner
was fined 50 and costs on the charge of
assault and battery.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-25
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

WILMINGTON. July 25.-spirits turpentine
steady at z1c.
MILWAUKEE. July 25.-wheat June 81 U7a<:
July, 81 ok. Not so steady.
OswEso. n. Y.,s July 25.-Wheat; extra
white Michigan. 81 50. Corn duh az SIC.
TOLEDO. July 26-w Wheat dull: 81 24X April;
81 .6k June sellers. White wheat quiet: No. /
81 NK; extra, 81 S6.
CLgvRLASD. o.. July a5.--wheat STEADY. Corn
hrm: low mixed, 65c; nigh mixed. 57c. oats
steady: No. /. dc. Petroleum unchanged.
BUFFALO. n. T.. july % -wheat: No.
Milwaukee, nominal at 81 IL. Corn: No.
2mixed Western, nc. Oats nominal at Sec.
Rye inactives
NASHVILLE July 25.-Flour' 81 e5aT 50 for
| tiohs unchanged WHISKY: robertson CGan-
~, 81 50a3; Lincoln County,, 81 75a3; Bourbon,
81 T5a5 ~; Highwines, ii "a
rTTrsBCRG. July 25.-Wheat: Fair to prime
Ohio and Indiana red winter, 81 30al IS. Oats
very dull: Mixed Ohio and Pennsylvania,
seaSSc; far mixed to prime yellow, 5oa52c.
Rye unchanged at 7eaS0c.
CHICAGO. July 25.-Wheat easier and active:
AUGUST, s6kc. Corn steady: August, 4s5xa44c.
Pork weak: August sas 40, sellers; September
slS So, sellers. Lard weak: August, $40 75a
10 SOi september, so S5a10 81
/. MKxPHIs. July IS -Flour steadv: Suuerfne.
IS 5Ua5; choice family, STAT 80. Corn quiet at
ssa57c in store. Oats steady at 4sas0c, in store
Lard dulf at l5xai4xc. Bulk meats duh and
nominal Bacon ddil at SzSaIlKailXalaKa
l3fc. BaEgins quiet and uncnanged at lsa
/ BOSTON Juty rs Pour quiet and steatv:
Western snperfne, 50 5Oa4: common extras.
"a 35s5: Wisconsin family extras, ssa7; Minne-
sofa family extras, sba1: winter wheat Ohio,
indiana and MICHIGAN. $Sa7; Illinois. sHas % (;
st LouIs. 50 75ay; fancy Wisconsin and Min-
nes0ta, 81 25a9 81. Corn is quiet: Western
mixed ami yellow. 60a64c- Oats: No. mixed
and No. white. SSaiac; rejected, 3za3'c; No.
white. 4Sa63c.
i LOUISVILLE. July 25 Flour auiet: extra,
So 25as 75; family, s4aa IS; A No. l., e5as rs;
fancy, SCAT. Wheat 90caSi %. uats 3saslc,
Corn 4ea5Oc Rye nominal. Hay nominal; no
demand. Provisions active and advanced /:
Pork, SO 50aal. Balk shoulders Sas,<c, clear
no n,fc, clear Ike. Bacon shoulders 90, clear
rib 1lkc. clear lie. Hams, 145<al5c. Lard:
tIerce. ls1sc: keg, l45sc. Whisky firm at 81 10.
Bagging l2ai3c.
Z BALTIMORE July 25.--Flour dun and nm
changed. Wheat steady ana frnls weseern
amber ntrack, 81 IS; do, rel. 81 losi 81. Corn:
Western active but irregular; Western mixesi,
.6Ac. Oats quiet ana firm: Western white,
StaSlc; mixeds SiaS2c. Rye quiet at 7uag6c.
PROVISIONS strong but quiet Butter dull:
Westcrn l6AsUc. Petroleum strong: crude,
ShaskNi reiineds tkNaiSAc. Coifee nominally
nrms Rio, cHrgoess iskaiSkc; tnboing, l1ka
lsA. Whisky 9uict and nrm; iobbing AZ u lo!x,
49, ~ ~lA~-%
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-25

sIstiDg, OF 81 brls potatoes, 81 bFls ap-
pies. 7head calves, 35heed hogs, 106 head
lambs, AZ hhds tobacco, 20 empty butter
frkins. lOt sacks oats, % empty beer
Kegs, ~ sacks rye, II sacks barley. and
al. bales. hay. She resbipped on, the
Fleetwood TO Richmond, Va, 20 tierces
ham. The Franklin returns at her regu-
lar hour this afternoon.
The little Ripley packet Trout had a
good trip this morning, including 45 hhds
tobacco, 10l empty beer kegs, So brls
sppies Asks potatoes, 70 pkgs build
ing material and 11,OO0 laths. She re-
turns at.noon.
The Bonanza. from Portsmouth. re-
shipped on the United States to Louis
vile I'll bxs glassware, ID dOz shGvels,
4 kegs nails, 3 brls glass ware and 13 bales
sheeting. Sue. had Ill hhds. tobacco for
the city. Sne returned at noon.
The United States arrived from Louis
Vile this morning, and will return this
evening,
The Fleetwood will be- the regular
Huntington packet leaving this evening.
The Telegraph is the Pomerey packet
for this evening.
The Exchange arrived from Pittsburg
at 3 O'clock this morning with a. good
trip, consisting OF rs boxes hardware.
l3libarrels glassware, 30J- pieces 2lncn
pipe, 40 bUxss glassware, 6 barrels
bolts, II boxes bolts, 287 bundles sheet
iron, 3IrOn beams, "a bars sfas iron, q
bp1al'ss gas pipe and IT pieces, IL kegs
spikes, lOo barrels oil, 70 tons pig iron
and 70 Cases iyes She reshipped SO tons
on the Shannon to New OrlsaBs, 40 tons
on the United States for Louisville. 5
tons on the Sandy No. to Evansville,
aud 10 tons on the Mary Miller to Sc.
Louis.
T0WB0ATl lM0VERIEETs.
The j. ). Mel arrived this morning
from Louisville with a tow of emDtY
barges. She started up with empty
barges for. Pnmeroy.
ThesJno. Gilmore broke her shaft be.
tween here and Louisville, and the s Sam.
Clark her and her tow TO Louisville,
The JAS. Gilmore is coming from Pitts
burg to take the disabled boats tow to
~. Louis.
the Liberty No. 4, coming up, gets 1000
brls cement at Louisville Tor Pittsburg.
The j. 5. Neel arrived from Louisville
this morning with empties.
Z MISCELLANEOUS.
The7 Bonauzd, last up trip, made
twenty-sixg landings, and arrived at
Portsmouth ten minutes behind The best
time that ever was made.
Damage to the cotton crops by the late
flood in the Upper Red River is esti-
mated at twenty thousand bales.
The Shannon's rates to New Orleans
are % cents perfcwt. on bacon, 81 per
barrel on whisky, 70 centssper barrel ON
PORK, and other articles in proportion.
She advertised to leave Tomorrow,
Gus. Donnally, Jr., is spending to-day
in tine CITY,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-25
Police CoRrr.

MiscellaneOus-Jerry Madden, resist.
ing officers, $40; Ira Bruggeman, com.
mitting nuisance, 50; W. c. Gibson,
false pretense, 3O-s25; Michael Gallagher.
lettering, continued; John Schwartz.
Chas. llg and b. Lewis, aiding and abeI.
ting house of ill fame, dismissed; Annie
Wagner, Louisa Smith, harboring lewd
woman5 continued; Wm. Reast, unse ealed
measures, dismissed; Laura ConnsIIv.
Keeping disOrderlya house, IS: Addie
Connolly, keeping disorderiy house, dis.
missed; Geo. Estep, resisting officer,
continued; Geo. Scott, street begging.
10 days; VIM. Wilson and Pat. MurraT.
lettering. Continued; j. 8: Shrews bury,
dismissed; A. Roberts, exhibiting "a m
ing devices, dismissed; l.. Smith, incor.
riglblllty, dismissed; Elijah Coleman
and Milton Peyton, house breaking,
bound over; John eCormick, abusing
family, dismissed; N. b. Dickerson,
false pretense, dismissedy Thos. Dono.
hue, Ed. Laskey and Thos. Larin. loiter-
ing, dismissed; NJ. Blair, failing to dis
pay red light, dismissed; M. EInnegan
u Son, obstructing streets. dismissed.
Drunk and DfsOrderly-Maggie Ryam
Wm. AcHugn, Joseph Wenland, Jerry
Madden, 80 each; T.. Cunningham, A.
McClincher. j. w. Shuler, Ellen Fedder,
dismissed; Geo. Estep, b. McNIchoIs,
Wm. IIndail,, continued; PhiIip- POhi-
man. Frank. Eicheuiaub, $40.
Assault and Battery-Chas. Gegner, So;
w b. Melish, dismissed; Albert Tuer-
ling, %; Geo. Estep, continued; VIM.
Bickmeyer, $40; Mathew ZinksWneski.
$40; Matte Zinkswneski, dismissed;
rhos. English, continued.
Petit Lareeny-Chas. Long, continued; !;
Jacob Schundt, SO; Henry Blank, dis.
missed.
g Vaerahcy-Lena Bauer. Lille Dor
man, Lizzie Stall, Jennie LePere, Min
ME Smith, Mary Miller and Mollie Spen-
Ger, continued.