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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-18
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CINcrN
NATI MARKET.
CINCINNATI, Sent, 1s-2P M

L. nls
| FLOUR-Market firm and good consumpt.
| i've demand. Fancy is quoted Sc 35a7 as tc
quality or reputation OF brand, and paten,
process held today at IS 90. Family is sellin 2
Sc O5a6 %. Extra quoted IS 5Oa5 Is, superfne
Rye flour quiet at So 7t,4, spring wheat Sat eoui
IS 75a6 70, and cholce Minnesota sold to-day
| 81 85 per brl. "'
! RYE-Quiet and market rm. Good to prime
on track quoted 5oa6Oc per bu, with more lib
eral offerings.
oATS-The market rules quiet and steady,
Ample offerings at 2Ga2ec for mixed and 2ya32c
for white per bu.
BAtLEY-Is in limited demand and mod
crate receipts at 65aI5c per bu for good to
prime spring
CORN-Quiet and steady market, with Iib-
era offerings. Mixed sheled is quoted 4Sa50c
per bu in elevator, and held at the latter for
No 2. Ear is held at 4sc per bu for prime, on
track.
WHEAT-Is in moderate demand and re-
cepts light Red is quoted 81 l5ai % for fair
to good, and 81 25al 30 FOR prime to very choice,
| Amber is quoted VI 3Oal 80 for prime to choice.
White 81 2jal 33 Tor good to prime, ana held at
81 35al 81 for choice, per bu.
LARD-ls in moderate request and market
quiet. Current make is quoted S3f aSIc per lb
Prime steam held at SAc per ID. City kettle
in !. jT6bing 26i p1n demand La at lO%alO4c per ID.
prime city is quoted $i2 rs per brl, and small
jobbing lots held about 2jc more
BULK MEATS Market steady and ouIet.
Shoulders quoted 52Sc, clear rib sides 3<a7kc,
| and clear sides 74c pcr Id, all loose.
BACON-There Is not much doing but the
market is held steady. Shoulders quoted kc.
clear rib sides SIC, and clear sides SIC per ID,
all packed. Sugar cured hams l1aI &c per lb,
cauvased and packed.
COTrUN-l,he market Is frmer to-day and
&c higher on all grades. sales 81 bales. Stock
$3.50 bales. Receipts to-day 1855 bales,
Shipments 70 bales. We quote: ordi-
nary l0Hc, good ordinary 101c, low middIng 9
lO%c middIng lOXc, gooa mlddIIng llkc,
mIdulIng far l2c, and fair 49, per lb.
WH1SkY-ls in fair demand and selling at
81 10 per gallon.
ALCOHOLICS quiet and firm at 50 1Sa2 20
per gallon for 90 per cent above proof.
ASHES-Demand light but steady and NOM
tnally unchanged. We quote potash 4sIc, and
pearl ash 6sia7c per lb.
BAGS-Are steady but the demand is light
at previous prices. We quote bullaps, Du
l3al4c; gunnies, bu, l4al5c, and cotton seam
less 21a24c.
BAGGlNG-Steadym market and demand fair
Flax sells at 1880 for 2-lb, l2Ac for IN -lb and
lBc for "a lib per yard in jonbing lots
BARk-Ihe receipts arc more liberal and
the market is quiet and easy. Prime chestnut
oak Is quoted SIl 50al2 per cord afoSs
BEANS-Market dull, wi h very few Offer
ing. Nays held nomlnally at 50 7Oa2 80, prime
to choice white on medium 81 25a2 80 and fair
to good 81 50ai rs per bu.
BEESW AA-Moderate demand and market
steady, and prime yellow sells at 2Tc per lb
'BRrCm mS - Demand moderate and prices
steady. Common are quoted 81 5Oa3, hurl 81 25
az 70, Shaker ~ 275a3. and steamboat $Ia5 per
dozen.
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as 60; common TO good ex ra. s. i5a5 No. good
10 choice, So U5l6 50: whILe wheat extra. So IS
az 10; do fancy, - 1ias so; extra ohio, s. 70
az so; st. LOUIS, IS S5as 50; Mime -ota patent
81 I5dl0. Rye Hour stea at S4a4 ~. Corns
meal unc anged. Wheat: in good demandl
ungraded sprng is worth 81 36al IS;
migrated wiat'r red is worth 81 30ll As:
amber Michigan, s. 30: white kentucky, 81 54;
No. spring, September, 81 al 3JA; OcGuber
81 27aal %; No. Z chicago sprIug. 81 39a1 80
No. l Milwaukee, 81 Al, last nalI mouth; No. I
Milwaukee, Al 4Ual Al; No. 2 rea winter, sep
tember, 81 43ysal46. Rye quiet: Western. Il =
Barley steady: sIX-roWeu state, Sjd81c; prime
Canada, 81 UGaI 0S MIt quiet: new Canada,
u %. Corn unchanged. Oats heavy: mixed
western and state. 32a6c; white Western do,
4Ha4 Hay is uncha ged. Hops dall and
Unchanged. Coffee quet and steady: BIO,
cargoes, 161aa21c, gOll; jODsng, l61S
az!34c, gold. Sugar quiet and steady: fair to
gooI refining, SkaS5ac; prime, S4uc; refined ID
unchanged Motasses quiet auu unchanged.
hlce steady: Louisiana, 6aa7c; Carolina. Ga
hc' Petrulcum quiet: cruIe, Ike; refined.
l4c. Taliow steady at Sc. Strained resin quiet
at 81 75al 3d. Spirits oi turprntlne quiet at 85x
a56c. Eggs firm: Western, II !. abe. Rork dull I:
new mess, $l3 25al5 30; October, Sl3 25 Beef
quiet: Weste long clear middes quiet aud
steady at TIC Lard easier: prime steam,
97Ha9.02t.c. Butter 1rm: Western, l9a2lc
Cheese quiet at T]aalIc. Whisky hrm at " Is.
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ClNClNhATl, Sept- 10, 1871.
The market has been steady but rather
quiet this past week. There were liberal
offerings, but BUYERS generally holding 0 ,
except for the finer grades, which are III good
demand. Little if any change in prices.
lhe total offerings at auction for the week
We're l,2l5 hogsneads and oS boxes aG the fol-
following prices: 553 dasOn County. n.y., Dis
trlct, 529 hhds new: 8 hhds at 50 l5ai 95, 80
at "a UUa5 50, 20 81 U0a7 9j, ll9 at s. OJaG g.
Id at $40 OJal4 70, I at ST., O0a23 rs; ~ hhds
old: hhds ut 81 COAT %, at IS 00a9 50, at
$llal4 70, at SIS 75 3l5 nhds Brown Comfy,
ohio, DISTRICTS hhds at - 0Oa3 rs, SIS at "a U0a
D 95, ia at So 00l7 9j. 85 at S8 OOa9 70. % at
$40 U0al4 30, 7 at $lj 25al8 5O l at $23 Is: l49
hnds new owen County, Kentucky, DIstrict--2
hnds at - 75a3 2s ut "A 05a5 95; 40 ut 6aT o. So
at SSag 6J; % at $lUal4 rs; at $i5a2j Is.
1865 hhds new PenileUOn County, Kentucky,
Dlstrlct-7 hhds at " SUa3 9J; IS at $4a5 So /;
b at $6a7 50; 3U at Saa9 10; 10 at $40
ala 25. at 81, 5UalS, at S22 Is. Is hhds new
Boone County, ny, Dstrlct--6 hnds at s44Ja
20, II at $6ai IS. IA hhIs new est Virginia.
lugs and leaf. e6Cases cigar leaf oom. smokers
to line wrappers--59 cases Wis. seed--lO cases
at ~ 5Ua3 95 at 81 6Oa6 IS; 6 at So 60I7 70: u
at 50 50a9 80; II at $t0all 20. ~ Cases ONO
seed cases at ~ l0aS15; at $4a5 90; 8 at
~ 2Oa7; at So 4Oa9. cases Connecticut-S
Gases at $lS 75al9 Is; aC S2J 75a24 90; at $26a
~ 7j.
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recates tle frequent repetition Of revac-
cination as being useless and tending
to unsettle the minds OF people in re-
CARA to its preserVatiye power. Il states
that revac ;lnatiOn, once sufficiently per-
formed AT or after puberty, need never
be repeated. The nurses and other serv-
ants OF The London smallpox hospital,
wnen they enier the service, arc invari.
ably submitted TO vaccination, which in
their case is generally reYaccinat,on,
and Is never afterward repeated; and 50
perfect is the protection that, though the
nurses live III the closest and most con-
slant attendance on smallpox patients,
and though also the other servants are
in various ways exposed to special
geon OF the hOspitalf during his forty
one years of office there, has never
known smallpox to affect any OF these
nurses or servants.
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The Courts.


Observation-Disclosures Dorian, IS days
Michael Schollard, 80 days; ohnLynch
80 days; George Jones, dismissed; Geo.
Tibbatts, dismissed.
Disorderly Conduct-John Fullum, $5;
Philip Ney, 20 days; Annie johnson,
James McHugh, dismissed; John How
ell, costs; John Monohan and j. Casey
each So.
Assault and Battery John Morgan
and Daniel Hagerty, continued; Ellen
Freitag, George Attenbocn, dismissed
James Sharp, continued; Geo. Meinz,
new trial granted, case dismissed; Robt.
Clark, $40; Frederick W ollerkump, SO;
a. Harding, continued to 26th instant;
Red McHugh, continued to 25th, bail
$500; Mike Kelly, dismissed.
Vagrancy-Sallie Judge, IS; Stella
Winters, 20 days; Nellie Doney, $50 and
30 days; Annie Brooks and Mile Lew.
Is, dismissed.
Known Pickpockets-Fred Law,
George W. Childs, W. X. Ford and Hen.
ry Williams, all dismissed.
Mlscellaneous-Mich'l Burke. obstruct.
ing sidewalk, continued to Septem Der II,
own recognIzance; Ernest Booruf, car.
rylng concealed weapons, S5; Mollie
Brown. petit larceny, dismissed; Nj
cnael Tracey. petit larceny, dismissed
no prosecuting witness; Ben. Perry,
burglary, dismissed; William Owens,
abusing family, continued to % l, bai
$500; Kate Stillinger, petit larceny
continued to September 81, bail $500
James Mcdonald, street-begging. 81
days; Louis Freese, harborlng Vicious
dog, dismissed; David Hammel, OBJ
structIng streets, dismissed; Isaac
Boasberg, peddling without license
dismissed; Samuel and Chas. Ertel
grand larceny, dismissed; George VIII
lams, petit larceny, continued to 2lsti
Mary Lorens, petit larceny, dismissed
MollIe weaver, keeping house of ill.
fame, $40 and costs; Daniel Hagerty
and John Moran, malicious destruction,
continued to IL il.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

CLEVELAND. Sept 1s- Petroleum quiet
Standard white, llO test, is4c.
CHARLESTON. 3. C.. Sept. 1S.-Cotton stead
ier: Middllng n4c, low mldallng 1aHc, gooC
ordinary 12c.
MEMPHIS. Sept 1S,-Flour firm: choice fam
lly. $7a7 25. Corn higher at 56a60c, in store
Oats quiet at 40a45c, in store Pork quiet ai
Sl450. Lard firm: tierce, l0c keg, 10sc. Ba-
con Iim at G14ashas1c. Bagglng dull al
124a3l NC.
PITTsBuRG. Sept. 49, - Wheat: choice red
Ohio and Indiana 81 35al 3S; Kentucky white
and amber 81 3Sal A. Corn: stock dimin-
ishing: yellow shelled, $780,; mixed, 55a57c:
fair and heavy; white, 34a36c; mixed, 33a34c
new, 2Sa30c. Rye: nothing doing.
BOSTON. Sept is. - Flour steadv: West ,rn
supers, $4a4 81: common extras, $5a5 ~; WIS
consin extra, IS 5Oa6 50: Minnesota, $6 soar 50.
Winter wheat: Ohio, Indiana and Michigan.
Minnesota patent, 81 5OaS so. Corn quiet !:
Mixed and yellow, 59a63c. Oats dull at 25aI5c,
latter for No. white.
NASHVILLE. Sept 19. - Flour: Fancy SO so
choice family 50 W, extra fmiiy sS 50, family
IS 25 superIine 81 Is. Corn: Loose 45c sacked
55a56c. Wheat: White 81 40al 90, red 81 3Oal So
Cotton: Ordinary &c, good ordinary 9Sc, gool
middling 1OAc. Whisky: Robertson County
81 50a8 W, Lincoln County 81 75a3 w, Bourbon
81 7Ja5 80. hlgnwines 81 "a.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. 1S-Flour steady Wheat
firm: Milwaukee old 81 Is, new 81 Is, August
81 q oy%,o o9e%, oepoenDG[ @ Sl w, NO. . MliWauKee
otal az, i2' OoLh III @ uult ahS loWSr; NO. +t5ac'
ntt9 oatS uu,i anu iomSl; s NJ. Z1nc. hyc. un
@ seeoleu. ~ ~, 1oI 90 palieY IuIeG an"
'Oo'uJ nv Z "pilus 'a9n oo' '0pVohipcr o'aooc'
LOUISVILLE. Sept 1S-Flour quiet and un-
changed. Wheat steady. firm and active: Red,
81 II; amber. 81 SOal 80; white, 81 93al 35. Corn
dull: white SIC, mixed Ec Rye steady at 65c.
oats dull: whlte 53c mixed 3Oc. HAY noml-
nal Malt quiet and unchanged. Bulk meats
oooo 60 c,,ra, ho eCeau{ d. y; .os'
9niet cnora IeaP t,ercn su 1n[
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CONSTANTINOpLE-

glance at the map of Constan tinople
Will snow the reader the general leat.
ures of the CITY. The old city, formerly
BI zantlum, but now ca led oIamboul by
The TurNs, is the part which existed in
l453, when they captured the place. Ii
Is nearly triangular, with the Sea oil
Marmora and the Golden Horn on two
sides, and the famous Seraglio Point at
the angle where the two waters meet
and are Joined by the BOsporus--a mar
ro", winding strait sixteen miles long,
which carries the waters of the Black
sea INTO the Sea of Marmora and the
Mediterranean. The entire city is sur
rounded by the lofty double wall built
Dy The Greco-ROmans, with a deep fosse
ON the land side, which is now en-
ployed in the peaceful cultivation Of
onions, tomatoes, and melons. The
walls are Still in tolerable preservation,
and exceedingly picturesque, although
no longer OF use for defensive purposes
against tue missiles of modern warfare.
lhey are festOoned with IVY and beauti-
neu by many massive Crenelated and
Venerable towers, while 1t Is quite COM
mon TO see houses surrounding them
and turning the battlements into Win
doWs, easements and lattlces being in
serted in the embrasares. AT the south
western angle Of the walls is the fortress
called the Yeuee KoulIler, or Seven
IoWers. TINS has been oten used as a
dungeon tor prisoners OF State, into
which the foreign ambassadors were
formerly thrown upon Lne breaking out
OF hOsLilitles, under the guard OF Il
strong garrison, which is always main
Lalned there.
Tue seraElio Point was, until within a
lew years, the site OF one of the most
famous, romantic, and beautiful abodes
OF royalty the world has seen. Com
manding from its airy and stately gold
lretted halls view Of the Marmora, the
Bosporus, and the Golden Horn, with
the snow-clad ranges OF Mount Olympus
ana the site OF Brusa, the first capital OF
Turkey, visible in the dim distance, its
marble fountains ever spoutIng silver
an, its gardens ever in bloom, and the
gilded domes and minarets rising sky
ward around 1t like the fairy fabrics OF
the land or dreams, it was the central
spot of the tiuest combination of natural
and artificial scenery the world has yet
seen. But the Seraglio was burned few
years ago, with all its mysterious and
romantic associations. The point re-
mains; the gardens remain; but the pal
ace is gone, whittier the empire OF wnlcn
it was The center ls going wnen kismet
pronounces its doom,-[S. q. w. BenJa-
min, IN Aarper's Magazine for October.
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AN ORIENTAL INCIDENT,

The RussO-Iu:kish war reVives an ole
story. A Turkish and q Russian officer
once fell into u dispute as 10 the superb
ority in discipline OF their respective
soldiers.
~ can prove to you on the spot" said
| the Russian, show perfectly our men are
trained" aud he called his orderly.
"IvanW
"Sir."
go to Mehemets, buy me pound OF
| tobacco, and come BACK at once"
The soldier saluted, turned on his
heel, ana went out.
"Now," said the Russian officer
taking out his watch, "my orderly is
walking straight TO the next corner,
where he must turn-now he Is turning
now he Is opposite The white mosque
now he Is crossing the maydau-now he
is at Mehemecs-noW he ls buying the
| tobacco-noW he is coming back-now
he is on the block below us-now he is
at the door-now"-and the Russian
called out:
"IvanF'
"Sir.n
Where's the tobacc0?"
"Here, sir"
Tue Turkish officer, showing no sign
of surprise at the precision of this Rus.
sO-tobacco movement, promptly broke
out: "Ho! hol my soldier can do that
every day in the week. and he called:
"MucntarV
"SIr."
SO TO Ali EffendPs and see that you
bring me pound OF tobacco. My pipe
is empty"
INSTANTLY, sir.'
Following the tactics of the Russian
o1hcer, the Turk pulled out his watch
and went on:
Now Muohtar is in the street; now
he Is passing the pGlpooch bazaar; now it
ls noon, ana he is saytuy ms nrayers
now he is drinking al tue stone fountain i;
now All Ehendi halls MIN and asks
about my health; now Mucntar is pay
ing lor the tobacco; now he is coml1v
back by another way; now he is on our
street; now he IS at Inc door; now--n
"MunctarV shouted the officer.
"Sir."
"Where is my tobaceoW
~ hdgeRt found nay shoes yet!'
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ana dem md far We quote: Wash
boards 81 5 Ia2 Is: buckets, 2-hoUps, i 35al s5:
tuus, NO. l, 50 0Ja6 50; No. 2, SO OUa5 50:
No. 3, "a 0Ja5 10 per dozen, ana nests. 6s. 81 15
as 10; churns, No. i, 500; 40. 2. 500. and No
y. 81 90 per dozen.
WOOL-Ihe market is dull with large sup
ply, anu prices are nO.uInally unchanged
We quote: Unwashed, nne merino
2la22c; clothing, 23a2jc: medium delaine, 2Ta
2oc, long cOnDlng. 30a32c. Washed, medium
1Geces, 30a35c; line heeces, 35a Sc; delaine
ieeccs, 35a3nc; long combng, 4Oa42; tub
washed, 35a59c, anu pulled. gsa30c per Ib.
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LAWRENCEBURG, IND.

A great number OF our citizens in this
ocality are shaking with the ague.
Lawrenceburg cigar-makers inaugu.
rated a strike Monday, for an increase
in wages.
A horse-thief, named Horsfield, CON-
mltted suicide in the Jail on Saturday
nIght by cutting his throat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will B. Claw were pre-
sented with bouncing eight-pOund boy
last week, at Lebanon, Ouio.
Dearbon County has an Industrial As.
sOclation and now we are 10 have a fair
once again, commencing Che 9th and
continuing three days. Abiah Hayes
is President, anu james Walker Secre-
tary.
The case Of the State against Smith N.
Fowler, which was to have come up be-
lore Special Judge John Schwart z,
CHOSEN by the parties to try this cause,
was postponed until Friday, owing to
the absence of an important witness.
don. L. Z. Campbell, OF Cincinnati, ap-
peared as eOuasel for defendant.
HAMILTON.
Council decided to advertise for gas
Dlds, to be received up to November II.
The Emerson CLUB meets Saturday at
the residence of Miss May Crawford, on
Fourth street.
Bogardus, the noted shootist, will con-
quot the shooting match AT the Fair
Grounds Saturday afternoon.
The Baptist Choir. of Middletown,
VIII give concert Friday evening in
the Baptist Church, this city.
The Butler County Fair promises to
be one of the finest and best conducted
OF any ever held in the county.
A petition was last night presented to
Council asking that sewer be built in
the Second and Fourth Wards, on Wood
street.
Fred. Louthan has been nominated
Second Lieutenant OF tue Light In
'antry, the election to take place at the
ueXt meeting,
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Death Record.

The following deaths have been placed
on record since our last report:
Infant Smith, hrs, city.
E. Elmer watson, 81 yrs, New Jersey
Victor Wulsin, 13 mos, OHIO.
Forest Mullen, 8 mos, city.
Jonn lber, l hr, city.
James Lang, 81 yrs, Germany.
Fred. q. Deckebach, As yrs. Germany.
Henry Gllls, rs yrs, Kentucky.
Maria Reidlin, 49 yrs, Germany.
Josephine Ronnebaum, 8 months citv
N. B. Meyer, AZ yrs, Germany.
Barbara l.. Gehring, 8 mos, citv.
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Died,

KEENAN-on Monday evening, at $3.50
o'clock, after short illness, Nicholas Keenan,,
at MS late residence, $40 West Sixth street.
Funeral Will take place tomorrow (Wed
hesdAyj, September 10, at Z o'clock A, N. Re-
QUEEN High Mass at So'clock at the Church of
the Blessed Sacrament.
BONHAM-On Monday, September II, 1877.
at7H L. NJ, at her residence, No. SO Taylor
street, Mrs. Maria Bonham, aged 10 years,
month ana 8 days.
Funeral services at the house, on Thursday
morning at 8 O'clock. FRIENDS OF the famiIy
are invited.
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The following marriage lloeu4as "

The following marriage lloeuaos were
issued since our last report:
G. c. H. Johanning and Katie Reul.
Carl Haller and Augusta Z9isz.
VIM. Lynch and Agnes Meyers.
5. A. De Cholmondeiy aud +. St. Jones
Jac. Z. Gulden and Amelia Tams,
RoDt. Diers and LOUISA Wieman.
John Trusche! anu Caroline Grimme.
Al V. Thurman and Il. al. Musselman
Sam. uOrowitz and Bertha Wiukler.
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CINCINNATI. sept. lS-i 80 p. M,

NINVTNNAII, sept. IS-I I'D 7. NJ.
Cold steady at 1928 buying and l031s selling,
and the latter also for gold checks on New
York.
Exchange on New York is steady, but with
only moderate inquiry. Dealers are buying
at par AMI selling at lilo premium.
sterling exchange is nrmer to-day and
hlpher. Drawn at "A 81 ior slght drafts and
81 81 for sixty days. per e in gold.
Government bonds are about steady, with no
material change: The local buying ana sell
ing rntnS IRE as fullnwa. %
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In ORDER TO ACCOMMODATES EASTERN
ADVERTISERS IN THE STAR, MR.. E. DUN
CAN sNIFFEN, NO. u AsrOR HOUSE, NEW
YORK CITY, has been appointed our general and
special Agent for the Eastern States. This will De
abranch office OF the STAR, Mr.. Sniffen being au-
thorized to make advertising contracts on our be-
half, and receipt all collections therefor in our
name
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REFRIGERATION,

The vexed question rs to how often
vaccination ia needIul is again discussed
by The Londou Lancet. the best Euglis h
medical authority, which DISTINCTLY dep
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fight ensued, in which the barkeeper got
worsted. The latter swore out a war
rant and had Williams arrested. Yes
terday Mayor Gunnison tiued him the
costs, and made an urgent appeal to
| Williams TO either join lhe Murphies, or
il he persisted in drinking he (the
NayOr) would insist on his paying for it.
'EK DrrpctD
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I9th, az 4P. NJ. POSITIVELY,-
ws@ r. GRANITE STATE, JAS kirRer,
asaA.ttsssS Master. Freight received at all
hours on " hart boat, foot Of Broad
way. W. HOnshell, superintendent.
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THIS DAY, 18Th, at T. NJ. POSITIVELY,
~ h the U. S. Mail Lane steamer BEN,
lreshsgs5f FRANKLIN, G. David, Master
akssSsaassz2 treighU received on wharf uAat
foot OF Vine street. IL. Nj. Wade. sunt
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CINCINNATI, sept. 1S-2 Z. M.
Inc following are the receipts and shipments
OF live stock for the past q hours:
Receipts. Shipments
Gattle. e...............,..... o1l 1SG
iioEs s......,.............. 1l5S 54l
'''''s'''' NA1
HOGS-Stcady and firm market. Common
selling at "a 60a5, fair to good light IS 2Ja5 As,
fa'r TO good packing S. lja5 4O, and select
butchers IS 40a5 90 per Genital
CAITLE-ln moderate demand and steady,
with no change III prices Common $2aa2 rs,
medium grades S3a3 ~, good to choice 81 75a
45O ana fair to good shipping $5a5 50 per
Genital.
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