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Evening star., 1877-12-21

wv II. & o. III. MORRISON,
AS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Invite attention TO their large and varied collection
oi valuable and elegant
BOOKS,
SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY GIFTs
In Cloth, Calf and Morocco Bindings. and COM
prlsing editions of all styles and prices OF
the works of the hest authors in
POETRY. FICTION. THE DRAMA. HISTORY
BiOGRAPHf. ESSAYS. TRAVEL. NAT
DRAL HISTORY. SCIENCE. sc.
ENCYCLOPEDIAS, ART WORKS
GALLERIES OF ART.
WITH SCRAP PICTURES.
ALL THE La TIE HOLIDAY BOOKS
n ful assortment Of BIBLES and PRAYER
BOOKS, and PRAYERS and HYMNALS, in
cases. and complete stock of
JUVENILES AND TOY BOOKS.
WRITING DESKS
CHRISTMAS and NEW YEARS CARDS
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS. ..
PORTFOLIOS.
BACKGAMMON BOARDS
dec1l-tr lNKSTANDS. Ere. ETC.
Evening star., 1877-12-21

A DISORDERED STOMACH is often the cause
of headache. and LOdiHe'S Hedduche Specif,
viii correct the one and cure the other. Try
il and be convinced.
Evening star., 1877-12-21

To REGULATE the stomach and bowels
and promote digestion. take one of CIrter',
Little Lirer Pills every night. Ebbtt House
Drug Store
Evening star., 1877-12-21

IN TIE CRIMINAL Court, Judge Olin. to-
day, the rial OF the ease OF the United states
against 4. :. Jones ct al.-action on bond as
additional paymaster u. > army-gas conclu-
ded by the jury finding verdict for defend
ants tor s2,ei0l2 The government entered n
tn "Wednesday
Evening star., 1877-12-21

HAMILTON's IMPROVED GAS BURNER. globe
and holder beats the world for saving i'm gas
and increase of light. Y. Nj. c. A. Building,
9Th and stS. l2l1eO2:
Evening star., 1877-12-21

No. 626 4 CHOICE No. 628
E STREET. }HOLID4Y GIFTS!f STREET.
AND APPROPRIATE To ALL SEASONS.
NEW, NOVEL, ORNAMENTAL AND USEFUL.
Now Open At
MARKRITER'S NEW STORE,
No. 626 Il street, One Door East of 7th street
Embracing Oil Paintings, finest selection of Porce-
lain Paintings In the city: Pastel Paintings by
BrewertOn. who is acknowledged to have no living
superior in this branch OF art: Oi-eographs. per-
feet fac-smilies Of oil paintings Engrayings. Pho
tographs. Panel Pieces in new and unique frames
Swiss Carvings. Bouquet Holders, Christmas and
New Year Cards: Silk Velvet and fine Gilt Chapel
Frames. a handsome assortment: also, Walnut and
Gilt Frames. all sizes: Card Frames large variety:
~ le gu grHes; E lndow ShadeS, alner-
and Worsted Picture Cords. Hooks. Rings and
Nails. Returning my warm acknowledgements for
patronage received, continuance solicited at the
new store.
TERMS CASH. Free Art GALLERY. d1S-6,s
Evening star., 1877-12-21
HOLIDAY GOODS.
ERENCH FRUITS

ERENCH FRUITS
OF GREAT VARIETY,
Includisg all the choicest kinds put up In Paris
In and pound Boxes.
n. w. BURCHELL,
DIST 1889 r street.
Evening star., 1877-12-21

II OOK TO THE JUVENILES.
SEE THEM WELL BESTOWED WITH BOOKS
FOR THE COMING HOLIDAYS.
The cheapest and best collection of JUVENILES
and TOY BOOKS in the city is to be found at
SHILLINGToN'S BOOK STORE,
Corner Fo.r-dad-o-kaifs st. and Peann ar,
-BIBLES, EPISCOPAL AND CATHOLIC
PRAYER BOOKS.
POCKET KNIVES and GOLD PENS.
DIARIES in various st yles of binding.
RUSSIA LEATHER POCKET BOOKS, very
cheap.
FANCY STATIONERY in the newest styles of
fancy boxes.
PLAYING CARDS of all sorts and qualities. at
the very lowest prices and of the best quality for the
prices charged. d1S-6t
Evening star., 1877-12-21

AvENs. or Odten Grits, is far superior to any
Oat meal in the market--either foreign or do
mestic. Try il. Your grocer has it in pound
packages, or call at 643 Louisiana avenue (up
stairs) aud get FIRE sample package. II l,AeO1:
Evening star., 1877-12-21

We are Offering the above for the holiday trade
and as We have about THREE TONS FRESH
NUTS ard THREE TONS FRESH CANDIES IN
STOCK, will offer special inducements 70 festivals
and clubs Good goods at low rates is our motto,
and money refunded If not found as represented.
JEROME +. JOHNSON 4 CO.,
GROCERS.
d15-St Masonic Temple. opp. Patent Ofice.
Evening star., 1877-12-21

RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous suf-
ferers. Chronic, painful, and prOstrating dis
eases cured without medicine. Pulvermach-
Avoid limitations. Book and Journal, with par
ticulars, mailed free. Address Pulvermacher
Galvanic Co., New York city. 6,25,d&k1y
Evening star., 1877-12-21
CITY ITEMS.

CORNs. BUNI0Ns, &C., treated without pail
by DR.. Mann. 40 ID street northwest.
Evening star., 1877-12-21

LACE HANDKERCHIEFs. Linen Handker-
chiefs, Initial HandkeTchiefS, Grass Linen
ket SPACE. 1S2l
Evening star., 1877-12-21

THE CRYSTAL, self-acting fountain, is the
most beautiful and ornamental invention of
the age Tor dining room, parlOr or cOnServa-
tory. just the thing for a nice holiday present
and to make home pleasant and attractive. A
variety Of sizes on exhibition and in operation
At HANILTON's, y. NJ. Z. A. Building, 9th and
ID streets. 12,l9,eo2;
Evening star., 1877-12-21

nEAIiSG AND COOKING STOVES at cost.
@oians, 2l26 Pennsylvania ayenue.-Ad,t.
Evening star., 1877-12-21

THE "GYPSEY'S GIFT is now the standard
and only specific for the prompt and radical
cure for Rheumatism. Ask Major Richards
Lieut.. GesSfOrd, and Officer jenkins, of the Nj.
Police. Sold by druggists generally II 1.26.eOl:
Evening star., 1877-12-21

a ZINE ASSORTMENT of pocketbooks aud
ef.-ddrf "
Evening star., 1877-12-21

PEERL EsS SHAKING CRATE best ever in
vented for throwing heat out into rooms with
out coal gas. Hamilton, Y. NJ. A. Building
sole agent. l2.l4.eo2:
Evening star., 1877-12-21

LOOK OUT FOR COLD WEATHER!-Exclude
the coh from your dwellings by the use of
weather strips, furnished and applied by
Evening star., 1877-12-21

BUILDING PERMITS have been issued by In
SpectOr Entwisle aS follows: Henry Schaefer
repair brick dwelling, sth. between ID and T.
streets northwest; $50. Fred. :. Hodgson. re-
pair frame dwelling. 10th, between III and |
streets northwest; sb5. Mrs. T.. Wetzel, repair
so
Evening star., 1877-12-21

HOLIDAY GOODS,
IL just received at
s. f ER'S,
715 MARKET SPACE.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF LADIES
IA CLOAkS selling very cheap. at
). HELLER'S.
~ DIFFERENT STYLES OF CORSETS
III selling at :. HELLER'S.
T ACES, HANDKERCHIEFS. COLLARS
II PRINCES, HUMAN HAIR, selling less than
cost, at 5. HELLER'S,
FT,HE BEST 81 KID GLOVES. at
Il 5. HEI.LER'S.
r UBIN's EXTRACTS, so cents per bottle, at
- 5. HELLER'S.
7 AIDES UNDERCLOTHING selling very
IL cheapa
d20-6t 5. HELLER'S.
Evening star., 1877-12-21

DRAWING TO CLosE.-OnIy a few DAYS
longer 10 Duy the cheapest dry goods i'm Wash
ingt0n. This store viii be for rent Febr,Iary
\. 1s1s; pure wool, large size, white bIanketS
$50 beautiful c0lored dres> goods. Is cents.
eOiored and black caShmercs very wide. u
cents clOakins cloths and shawlS very chean !.
Carfer'S 10 Market Snasa -IhtI - '
Evening star., 1877-12-21
Weather Indications To-day.
Orr1cE oF CHIEr SIGx.I. nrr1crR

OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
Washington. December 2lst. ls77
For the middle Atlantic states northeast.
possibly yeeTing to southeast winds stationary
temperature. rising followed by falling ba
T0meieT partly cloudy weather, and possibly
light rain or snow.
Evening star., 1877-12-21

YOUNG's PATENT DETERGENT is the finest
cleansing material ever invented. Sold by
druggists and grOcers. u
Evening star., 1877-12-21

FRTGHTFUL ACCIDENT.-AbOut o'clock
yesterday afternoon. Gilbert Gordon. a cOlored
emplOye az Diapers saw mill. (corner 18th and
SlTeet>.l met with a frightful accident
While adjusting belt his clothing caught BY
the machinery, and he was carried around the
line shaft several times and dashed against
The ceiling jOiSts breaking his right leg and hip
and fraeturing his skull. Medical aid was
summoned and he was removed 10 Providence
hospital, bur il i thought cannot recover.
Evening star., 1877-12-21
HOLIDAY GOODS.

II
T OOK OUT FOR THE HOLIDAYsi
CHR. RUPERT,
Kriss krinsles Headquarters,
No. 4O3 and SO5 Serenth street,
Between ID and northwest
Importer of all kinds
NEW TOYS AND FANCY GOODS
ADAPTED FoR
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
MIR. RUPERT takes great pleasure to inform
that he has lust received through his agents In
France and Germany the largest and beSt-Selected
Fancy Goods. suitable for Holiday and New Years
Presents, among which we enumerate In part
Dolls OF every description.
Portmonnaies, Card Gases,
Work Stands, Fancy Baskets.
Perfumery, Writing Desks,
Work Boxes, Dressing Cases.
Backgammon Boards,
China Vases. Ornaments.
Rock and Spring Horses.
Wagons of all descriptions.
And also states that in order TO give my custom
ers incresed advantages and facility for the exami-
nation of my Stock OF Goods. have fitted up a large
apartment In the second floor. directly over my
store. where we viii a. all times take great pleasure
call.
Ladies contemplating holding fairs would do well
TO examine my stock before purchasing anywhere
else.
Those who wish to avoid the usual crowd are es-
pecially invited TO make their selections as early
convenient. dI5-2w
Evening star., 1877-12-21


CHRISTMAs SUPPLIES.
5000 lbs; fine FRENCH CANDIES.
LOCO :" Jordan Cream and Burnt ALMONDS.
eco eco :. GEEAM GRE, aas G2f2ANTT ERHA nj
50 :. ASSORTED M6EFoEs EsS poN'.
Ssrcss coRxrrcopP22ssTUM op2sTUME MoTToEs.
Zoo FrsneS Glhp Fruits r Gh Glace.- my own i'm.
12 doz. English Plum PUDDING. 1, ., 8, 4
100 Fancy Boxes extra fine RAISINS, 81 box.
100 boxes Cabinet London Layer -
IS . Loose Muscatel -
20 :. sultana a,o :.
FLORIDA ORANGES
WAkETSIh WfsE iSb1s 9EhSSEs: 2hS SEfs
CALIFORNIA PEARS
MALAGA GRAPES.
LADY APPLEs;
I Fine assortment , Of VINES and LIQUORS Of my
at the usual low prices.
G. G. CoRNwELL,
deceo-3t 1913 Pennsylvania are.
CHRIsTMAs FURs.
Select your Holiday Present of a Set of FURS.
My stock is now complete.
SEAL sACQUEs srAL ALL PRICES;
MINK MUFFs AND BOAs.
All at the lowest prices. CHAs. RUOFF,
(SuccessOr to Willett & Ruof)
d19-st 9O5 Pennsylvania arenue.
u M. WHITAKER & son,
Ls 941 PENNsYLvANIA AVENUE,
Invite the ,teron Wer1Sn f fnaI Row. ,,o .,o nu,
HOLIDAY PRESENTS sVlIPa'f OF ALL f.GSf KINDS,
Books, Standard Poets and Miscellaneous Books.
Family and Pocket Bibles Prayer Books, Juvenile
boxes, Handkerchief and Glove Boxes, Jewel Boxes,
Fancy Gods and Novelties to suit the taste of
every one designing to make Holiday Presents at
e; NJ. WHITAKER sons,
dl9-2w S4I Pennsytrdnid dre., per'nOn kOir.
DREsENTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Everybody call and examine the immense stock
OF Of articles suitable for Presents, such sCRR
Weber Pianos. Chickering Pianos, Pia- FTXVT
nos of other makers, Smiths American ~
organs. New England Organs, Music Stands: En-
Music Wrappers, Music Books handsomely bound,
Ffsp G@as Ftes Drums Aee9e
banlos' fattlers' 1ewsharpsi fi Tg.i &c, $s;at
Largest Piano and Music Estabshmsn mem street e the
city; five floors devoted to the business. d195t
nRY GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Silk Handkerchiefs and Mufiers.
Hem,stitehed and Initial Handkerchiefs.
Snld in boxes very cheap
Lad; ladies' I and Gentlemen's searfs and Ties,
Wine Cloth and Table Linen. ''"'''
Ladies', Mems and Children's Gloves
Ladies as S Goth Coats Paisley and India shawls.
Black Silk Velvets from 80 to $12,
Lubin's Extracts 80 cents per bottle.
,,o wM. R. RILEY,
d1e6t 7I3 Market Space.
T EADERs OF FASHION
GET YOUR CARD PLATE NOW FOR
NEW YEARS CALLS
RECEPTIONS,
And see Specimens at
SOLOMONS CHAPMAN'S,
d1s-tr 911 Pennsylvania areame.
EOR THE HOLIDAYS.
MAssEY's PHILADELPHIA ALE,
sCHLTTz'S MILWAUKEE LAGER,
KELLEY's ISLAND SWEET CATAwBA,
NEW YORK REFINED CIDER,
On hand and for sale in Casks or Bottles by
sAM'L C. PALMER,
Depot % Green street,
CoUNTRY SAUSAGE, SCRABBLE, &C., can
Evening star., 1877-12-21

HOLIDAY GOODS.
PERRY 4 BROTHER
Are now onering very large and choice assort-
ment Of
LADIES. Ep AND GENTS INITIAL HAND
COL0RED B0RDERED sCALLoPED HAND
EMBROiDERED hANDKERCHIEFs
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS.
SILK MUFFLERS,
BONNET AND GUINET BLACK SILKS
CLOTH-SHADES COLORED SILKS,
PERINOT'S CELEBRATED KID GLOVES
PERiN0T'S uNDREssED KID GLOVES,
SEAL-SKIN CLOAKS.
FUR-LINED SILK CIRCULARS,
BLACK CLOTH CLOAKS.
LINEN DAMAsk TABLE CLOTHS, NAP
LUPIN'S BLACK GOODS,
BLACK CLOAKING vELVETS.
BLACK AND COLORED VELVETS for trim
EVENING SILKS IN an qualities,
BLACK BROCADE SILKS,
WHITE AND COLOkED GAUZES. BoU
Persons IN eearch Of s.useful O. wen q orus.
mental'' HOLIDAY PRESENTS are inviied to
examine our GCodA which ere marked in Plain
Figures. md af The LOWEST CASH PRICES.
- 0ss Prizes 0nlv.
PERRY q BROrHER
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
oee4-0 Csrnr osh street.
Evening star., 1877-12-21
STEAMED OYSTERS, Is cents.
Raw, per dozen, 20 cents.
Chesapeake House.
12,l5,l: FINLEY

PORTABLE GAS DROP LIGHTS i'm endless va
riety, for holiday presents o. any other time,
at Hamilton'S, Y. NJ. G.. A. Building. T. 214eo2;
Evening star., 1877-12-21

IN THESE HARD TINES it is much more sensi-
lie TO make useful rather than ornamental
Presents glance into the well-stocked
ss Pennsylvania avenue. will reveal a mag
hIheent display of goods suitable for holiday
fiesents-Oyercoats suits for school and dress
wear Ior boys and children. all sizes kilt suits
sizes 2 10 wears, the largest assortment: styles
al lneW-Adgt.
Evening star., 1877-12-21

Fatal BLOW WITH A BOTTLE-Arrest ora q
tTcfge of WlfFder.-EdWard Cole coloret.
residing AT $50 I'll street southeast had his skull
fractured by blow with a bottle i'm the hands
saturday night last from the effects of which
Soie died last night. Bernadina was arrested
Yesterday afternoon and locked up in the stli
Preclhct statlon-hOuse CHARGED with mnr,ler
Evening star., 1877-12-21

Mo"UN BROTHERS,
lois PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
CORNER 1lTH STREET.
We beg TO announce that our arrangements are
now complete, and that our display of
HOLIDAY BOOKS
in Fine Bindings, and
FANCY GOODS
In Russia and Crushed Morocco,
JUVENILES, PRAYER BOOKS.
ALBUMS, POCKET BOOKS and WALLETS
CHESS, CHECKERS. CRIBBAGE
PLAYING CARDS. WRITING DESKS.
and PORT FOLIOS, FINE STATIONERY. &C,
Win he on exhibition DECEMBER 10Th. and
which We cordially invite every one 10 inspect be-
fore making their selections.
All our goods are marked in plain figures at the
lowest price. decs-tr
Evening star., 1877-12-21
DEADY FOB THE HOLIDAYS.

One OF the most extensive and complete stocks Of
the Elegantly Illustrated Books.
Standard Books in hne Bindings:
An excellent edition Of Poets at 75c.;
Family and Pocket Bibles, Prayer Books and
Hymnas: an endless variety Of Jnyenas TO suit all
Desks, Albums, Gold Pens and Pencils, lax stands
mas Csrds. Now III THE TfNE rs All III SaT Er7rss-
WIN. BALLANTYNE,
dS-u - SEVENTH STREEr.
Evening star., 1877-12-21

1865 USEFUL. 1877
TOY TRUNKS.
HOLIDAY DRESS TRUNKS,
LADIES sATCHELs.
TRAVELLING BAGS.
WHIPS, POCKET-BOOKS. &C. &C.
At The Trunk and Harness Factory OF
JAMES :. TOPHAM,
Es- 425 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, Tsa
Joining odd Fellows Hal.
Trunks thoroughly repaired and covered. dIs-tr
NJ w. GALT, BRO. a. CO..
Have made extensive preparations FOR the
HOLIDAYS.
AND HAVE A VERY LARGE STOCK OF
WITCHES, FINE JEWELRT.
SILVERWIRE IND FINCY GOODS.
Which, owing TO the Great Reduction in the price
of GOLD, SILVER and LABOR, they are enabled to
offer at PRICES MUCH LOWER THAN EVER BE-
PORE. dl3-tr
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-02

ber, 81 a. Corn: Western strong ana high
or; Western mixed, spot and Oci ODor, 81 re;
November. 62e; December, 6lc- Oats
are dull ana steady; Western Mhite,
LOUISVILLE. Nov 2-FloGr dull: extra, s4a
30; family, SJa5 50; A No. ], s6a6 25; fancy,
81 5Oa7 20. Wheat: red, 81 25al Is: amber and
white. 81 3oal 35. Corn: white, sac, mixed, E0c.
Rye dull ana lower at " ae. Oats in fair de-
nland and firm :'white, 3}c; mixed, Bic. Hay
dull at sl0al2. Pork; none here. Bulk meats
quIct ai G5sa7LaS}tc. Bacon STEADY at wa
51S a9z.c. Sugar-cured hams quiet at lsG. Lard
qniet: choice leai IN tleiGes; Itc' mhlsAy
fluer at 81 u, Bagging dun at l2hc
NEW ORLEANS Nov 2--Flour in good de-
Ipand and tending upward: sRpernne, 81 10;
Xxx S5a5 2j: Xxx, 50 50a6 rs. high
grades. 81 Tja7 81. Corn quiet and hrm
at 6Jai0c Oats in Iair demand and Hrm at 4Oa
42c. COrn-mc,l quiet aud irm; held at ~ ~
ltay quiet and 1irn: prime, s1o; chJice, SIG 50
Pork strong and higher: uci at 81 81. Lard
quiet and steady; ticrce, 9Isa95sc; Kegs. lOa
l01<U. Bulk meats sea &c ana hrm: shoulders,
loose, 6%c; packed, 6}sc- Bacon strong anu
higher: 74Ia9%ay4c, Sugar-cured hams firm
er at l3allac Whisky dull at 81 O5al IL
NEW YORE. Nov 2.-Flour: Moderate trade:
No. 2, s}a4 %; supertne Western state, 81 SOa
5 35; common TO good extra, 80 4Oa5 70; good to
| choice S5 S0a6; white wheat extra, S. U5a6 70; (;
extra Ohio, s. 45a7 So; 81 Louis, So 5Oas %; Min
nesoia patent, Il 4 az 3D. Rye -four quiet at $4a
4 10. Corn meal steady: Western ~ o5as.
Wheat: No spring, 81 u; ungradeu spring,
81 2l 14a1 %9H; NO. Chicago spring, 81 seal 81
No. 2 Milwaukee, 81 29tl 81; do No.
spring. 1888 Rye quiet and steady
| v estcrn 7Oi7lc. Barley quiet and
unchanged. Malt ditto. Corn: ungraded
Western mixed, GI3la62kc; high mixed. 62BEe.
Oats unchanged. Hay unchanged. Hops un-
changea and steady. CoIiee quiet and steady.
Rio cargoes, l5Ial9Ic, gold; jUbDing, l62S aslc,
gold. Sugar dun and nOminally unchangeu:
| MOlasses: New Orleans steady at 6Oa70C. RlcH
quiet and unchanged. Petroleum dull: crude.
SIC; refined. lac. Talow steady at INC.
Strained resin unchanged. Spirits turpentine
steady at 34c. Lggs less firm: Western. q
az3c. Pork stronger: new mess, $14 So Beef
quiet: Western long clear mlddles in lair de-
mand at S3.c Lard dull, weak and lower:
prime steam, S.SJaSyUc. Butter: Western,
lla22c. Cheese steady at7a123EC. whisky dull
at 81 I0al II.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-02

appl s. and there is a moderate demand, and
good to prime sell at S2a3. and cnolce held
at 50 80 per brl. We quote oranges StaS per
brl for Creole, and lemous "a S0aS pcr box, as
TO quality, and demand only moderate. Gran :
berries are selling at SlaS per Oh, ana qoAcI'
Dried fruit Is quiet aud steady. Apples arc
quoted 4a4kc, aud peaches sell a. 4Ha0c lof
Quarters and 6a6 a. for halves. per Id.
II Y-The demand IS mostly local and mod
crate, with an ample supply and market
steady, though quiJt. Timothy IS quoted a9al j
per ton Tor prime to choice, and lower grades
held AZ SIaS per ton, all on arrival Dealers
ash ~ mUre in store.
HEMP-The demand is light, but there is
not much offered. tough Kentucky Is quoted
l5al20 per Uon on ARRIVAL, anu dressed is
jubDIng IN store at SA9C per ID.
a. LII FEED Market quiet and steady
Limited offerings Of bran at Sl2 5Jll5 per ton
w quote shrpsCulfs $l5al4, and middiingS $le
i23 per on, all i'll butK ON arrival Dealers
asE S! more per ton in store.
MOLASSES-lhe dcmand is only moderate
with Il fun supply, ami market steady. w 9
| quote New Orleans 45d55C Or fair TO prime, and
| Icliaed syrups acid at 5Uca5l per gallon, ac-
| CurdlnX to quality.
UILS-Qulet and steady. Lard oil and cx.
! ira current make Ia quoted T3a75c ner gallon
| Iinsced sells slowly at 55aj65 per gallon. Re
| 1inCa petroleum is quoted llaiGc per gallon, a.
| TO fire test. and demand lair.
| POIArOES-Qulot and steady with liberal
| receipts and moderate jobbng demand
L
| loose, and 81 4Ua1 50 per brl, packed in store
Loose on arrival offered ut 3ja4Oc per bu
Sweet potatoes duh at 81 5Oa2 25 per brl as t.
quality.
| POULTRY-The market is quiet and stead.
Win d good supply auQ moderate demand
| " c quote live cnIckens 81 50a2 80 per dozen
| DuCks S2 U0a2 81, ANA geese - jOa4 w per do2
| Live turkeys quoted 6aIc per lb.
| SALI-Market steady aud fair demand TO
| OHIO River and kanawha aud ample Offering
at $lal 10 per br OF bushels. LlvcrpoC
coarse is quoted IL zOal q per sack. Turk
| Island firm at 31l3Sc per bu.
| oLbD-LlUvCr is in moderate demand q
SaSAc per ID ON arrival, and about 4sc per l
more i'll store. Prime Clmotny is quiet an
| steady at 81 25a1 30 per bushel on arrival, an
selling ut 81 4jal 50 for jUubing lots i'll st0r'
Flax III fair demand at 81 ~ per bs.
sUGAH-Market steady ANA quiet with mod
crate demand. We quote: Yellow refined SA
9Ac. eXJrt "C" 97aalOc, "a" white l0%alO5st
grauuiated and powdered lO%anAo an
crushed ll1$c and cut loaf l14c per ID. Ne'
orleans a&0jac for raw, l0AalO1ac for clarl
| fed per lU.
| IALLOW-MarKet quiet and steady, Am
pie receipts ana prime country sells vt INC pc
| lD, IN packages.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-02
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

WILMINGToN, Nov. 2-Spirits turpentine
firm at 423Sc.
OswEGo. Nov. 2.-Wheat steady: No. Mil
wauKee Club, 81 80. Corn unchanged
CLEVELAND - Nov. 2.-Petroleum market
steady and priCes'unc changed: standard wnItC,
ito; test. i21Gc
CHARLESTON. 5 c.. Nov 2.--Cottop stead
ier: Middung llAc. low mlulunS l23gc, 5000
ordinary l2c.
MEMPHIS. Nov 2.-Flour is firm. Corn quiet
and firm at G5aG6c. IN store. Oats quiet and
firm at 36a40c, in store Pork firm at Sl5.
Lard steady: uerce. 92!alOc; keg- lie. Bacon
tirner az S3aa95aalOc. Baggng firm at l2}<a
12Rc.
BOSTON, Nov. 2. Flour steady and un-
changed Corn steady: Mixed and yellow, 6ja
&c, aud demand moderate. Oats: No. and
extra white, 42a4&e; No. white and No.
mixed 37a39c; No. white and No. mixed, 80
a3G1ac.
| PITTsBURG. Nov. O. - Wheat: choice red
| Ohio and Indiand 81 35al So; Kentucky white
ishing: yellow shelIed. 56a595; mixed, 55a57c;
ear, Willow, 5Sa59c; mixed, 5Ga5Sc. Oaps: stock
| IAN and heavy; white, 34aS6C; Mixed 33a34c;
| new, 2Sa30c. Rye; nothing doing.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 2.--Flour quiet and un-
changed. Wheat: No. red, 81 22al %. Corn:
Mixed, 42a43c; December, SC Rye, 53c. Oats,
22a25c. Bulk shoulders, exc: clear ribs, "a a
IKE; hams, llallIsc. Lard: Steam, SIC; ket-
| tie, 9ha91sc. Hogs dull and lower at "a 50a4 10;
| receipts, 2,2OU head; shipments, 420 head.
| NASHVILLE, Nov. 2. - Flour: Fancy 50 50
| choIce family 50 Og, extra fmily s. 81, family
| IS %. superfine Us To- Corn: Loose 46c. sacked
| 55aJ6c. Wheat: White 81 4Oal 6O, red 81 30al 5O
| Cotton: Ordinary SC, good ordinary 9tse, good
| middling 1O%c. Whisky: Robertson County
| 81 50a3 w, Lincoln County 81 7ba3 w, BOURBON
| 81 7Ja5 90, hIgnwines 81 2A
| PHILADELPHIA. Nov 2.-Flour quiet: super
fine. "a; extra. $5 90; Pennsylvania family
S6 75a7 2j; Minnesota familv.S6 n7;hiSh grades
and patent $9a9 80. Wheat trmer: amber,
| 81 4fa1 50; red, 81 44a1 4S: white, fl 50al 81
Corn steady: yellow, 81 AaaG2c; mixed, 60h6 c,
| OaJs quiet: white Western. 85a8Sc: mixed
| Western, 32a3Oc. Rye cuiet at 67aTOc. Provis-
| IONS firm.
| MILWAUKEE, Nov. o. Flour firmly held
Wheat unsettled opened ~ lower and closed
strong: No. Milwaukee, nari, 81 IA; No |
MllwauKee, 81 12X; No. 2 Milwaukee, 81 l0H;
October, 81 l0A; November, IL 06A: No. !
milwaukee, 81 06. Corn firm ana higher: No.
44c. Oats hrm and higher: NO. 4c. Rye
| firm: No. 54a54%c. Barley firm and higher:
NO. spring, 63a6ic; November. $50.
BALTIMORE. Nov. 2,-Flour quiet, Westerr
superhue, 81 2ja4 TO-; do extra, sbao; 40 tani
ily, 50 2aa5. Wheat; Western steady; steaEae'
81 81 bid; do No. winter red, spot ana oe-
! tober, ii &o.a; November, 81 4l pid; peeem'
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-02

4ACh'S
The above named society held It's an
nual meeting and elected the following
officers:
President Webb, Jr.
Vice president-Theodo Baur.
Corresponding Secretary - A. A.
Clerke.
Recording Secretary-T. J. Peale.
Treasurer--Samuel Lowry.
The following Directors were also
elected to serve during the ensuing
year:
s. 2. Bishop, A. L. Frazer, E. P. Brad
street, w. q. Doering, G. W. Rowland
Robert Catlow, L. l. Troxell, w. A. Gam
BILE, R. Dymond, Joseph Therne, Charles
Munroe, A. Darby, z. Gatchell
Thomas Bishop, John Straehle
W. b. Meyer, Gabriel Strange
Rev. Thomas jackson, W. White, S.
Lynd, George TAFT, II. rhane Miller, N
j, Cuapin, Ii. Sailing, e. Lewis, Thomas
ColstoD, j. P. Walker, W. j. Breed, 8
NJ. Haughtou, w. MeAlpin, e. l.. Hew
lit, ii. B. Lupton, Ii. z. Lloyd
Dr.. W. 8. How, l.. A. Logan, w. o
Anderson, R. Is. French, James b. Will
son, IL. Is. Olmstead, Hugh Stewart
George S. Gray, IL. Honroth, W. Y. Tag
CART, Taomas Gibson, Hugh Glasgow
Louis Mauss, FL. Twechter, Rev. l
Brackmann, Il. Utrecht, w. Twechter.