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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-06
LATEST LOCAL.

CAPTAIN VESSEL, formerly Of the pc
lice force, will have a turkey shooting
tournament at his place, Nos. o anu Il
West Twelfth street, this evening.
CHAMPION No. 8, the stern-wheel tow.
boat, in attempting to make her way
across the river from the mouth of the
Licking, had her wheel broken by the
ice.
THOMAS HARDING and VIM. Curtis,
the men accused of stedling R1v. Eben
Hale,'s watch from his room In the ar.
Isle House, were bound over to the
Grand Jury this morning on the charg,
Of grand larceny; bond 10 each case
~, ,6Op.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-06
Freight Agents. Meeting.

The local freight agents Of the differ
ent railroads held meeting at noon in
the Office OF the Great Western Dispatch,
at the Gibson House, to make an ad
vance in Eastern rates. Nothing OF i'm
portunce was done, however. the
changes made were as follows:
Fine-cut tobacco in boxes and barrels
and pals strapped TWO or more, second
class, same as Chicago, viz: Boston
81 O1; New York, 81 cents; Philadelphia
SO cents; Baltimore, 79 cents.
Canned goods. less than car loads
fourth class, at 10 cents per hundred
The meeting then adjourned.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-06
BADLY BOUNCED BENNETT
Makes Little Excursion After Salts.
faction.
National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star
NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-The principal
event about town is the prospect of q
duel between James Gordon Bennett
and Mr.. Fred. May, growing out of the
fracas of Wednesday. Comments upon
the affair are various. Mr.. May comes
of q chivalri6 stockj the family record
shows several fatal encounters accord.
Ing to the code, and MIR. Bennett, 1t is
from his friends In the matter, upon de.
mandIng satisfaction from MIR. May.
1t 10 known that Bennett, aocompa-
MED by his valet, lett on the 8 2. M.
vvain TOR Boston last evening. and cur
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-06
Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 6.-dov. He n
bricks message, delivered yesterday, re-
views the business OF the State and the
condition OF all the benevolent and penal
State institutions, and calls attention
ofthe State Legislature to the necessity
of legislation to harmonIze and secure
more economical working OF the several
branches OF the State Government.
The Governor first presents the pres
ent financial condition. OF the State. The
total taxable property of the State Is
about $9O0,0OO,00O. During the year end.
ing October 81, 1876 there was received
for State purposes Il little over 81 200 ,OO0
The Total debt of the Stale is $1,O97 755 II
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FOkEIGN.

National Associated Press to the Star.
THE EXrRADITION TREATY SIGNED.
MADRID, Jan. 6.-Tne extradition
treaty between the United States and
Spain was signed yesterday. 1t in
cludes all otfenses short of misde-
meanor.
THE SPANISH FLEET
which has been oruer1d to Chinese wa.
sers will proceed direct to Shanghai.
UNCHANGED.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Jan. 6.-Pbe situa
tion in regard W Lne Turkish question
is unchanged.
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RHisSi MS.

John Hall, of Lane street, West wal
nut Hills, an employe OF the Water
works Department, has been missing
from his home since last Saturday, at
which time he was in his usual good
health and started, as was supposed, for
his place of business.
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National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK, Jan. GA special to the
Evening Telegram from Savannah, Ga,
says the Congressional Committee or
Florida Investigation has arrived there
and the Committee are satisfied thai
evidences OF fraud on the part of the
Radicals are sufficient to give Tilden
the Electoral vote.
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Pigeon Shooting
L0uiSiaM a.

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 6.-rhe death of
Senator Meredith prevented quorum
of the Democratic Senators yesterday.
The Republican body passed several
bills facilitating the prosecution of bull
dUzers. The payment Of taxes is dro F.
ping off, but contributions to the Dem o.
cratic body are coming In satisfactorily, =,
and $3.50, 900 have already be3n prom
ised.
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Edition
Probably cloudy, aoith slightly rising tenn
perature, and rain or snoaO.
THE LATEST
A Serious Trouble for Three Per-

A Serious Trouble for Three Per-
sons.
National Associated Press to the star.
DAYTON, Jan. 6.-Harry Adams, con.
victed OF the murder of Henry Mulharen,
last February, was tc-lay sentenced to
be hanged April 27. He received his
sentence without the least apparent
emotion, manitesting the same stolid in
difference which has characterized him
ever since his arrest upon the night OF
the murder.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 6.-James Henry But.
Ter, alias Charles Henry Simpson, and
Charles Wilson, alias Martin Henry
both colored, convicted of the murder OF
John W. Everett, In Charles County,
will be hanged in February.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-06

THE following are the officers re.
Gently elected by the Society Of ihe
Daughters of Israeli Julia. GindamsE,
President; Barbara Lazarus, Vice Pics
ident; Eva Fruchauf, Treasurer: Bar
bara Wertheimar, heoorder; Fanny
Frank, Finanoier.
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FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
The President and the Police
Board.

Board.
National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-The current
sensation in Washington is the action
Of the President in demanding the resig-
nation of the Police Commissio ners,
pending an investigation into the con.
duct of the high officers Of the police
force. One theory is that the President
is disgusted with the action OF the Board
in assuming to investigate the relations
supposed to exsist between the gam
blers and police auth horities, and parad-
ing all sorts OF testimony by all sorts OF
Witnesses before the public til rough the
newspapers, instead OF combining results
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No More TOothache.

National Associated Press to the Star.
RAILWAY, N. j., Jan. 6.-Ether was ad-
ministered last eveningto Walter Lewis,
aged twelve years, that tooth might be
extracted, and in fifteen minutes the boy
was dead.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-06
THE GAS QUESTION.

Ordinance TO Extend the Contract
Discussed.
At the regular meeting of the Board
OF Council last evening the special Or
der at A T. NJ. was called up by Nj.
Fitzgerald. tho ordnance to regulate the
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SPORTING NEWS.
PugiliStic.

National Associated Press to the Star.
VIRGINIA CITY, NEv., Jan. 6.-Davis,
who was recently defeated by Jem Mace
in glove fight, issued challenge to
fight Joe Goss, Tom Allen or any man
in America for $1,0)0.
Other sporting men have offered a
purse of $500 or $1,000 for Davis and
A lien to fight for. Allen beat Davis in
1868 tor $4,000 and the championship.
Pigeon Shooting.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 6.-rhe pigeon
shooting match for $4,000 and the cham
pionship between Bosardus, of Chicago,
and Robinson, of this city, is off, owing
to hitch in the final arrangements.
Bogardus will proceed to Denver tc
shoot match with Cook.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-06

TO-DAY is the Festival Of the Epiph
any, and is being generally observe / b,
our Catholic 0itizeuss
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-06

HCOR LEASE-HOTEL-And furniture for
Il sale, the Central lIosel, in Connersville,
Indiana; cheap lease, good terms on furnl ure'
Address FRANK fRYBARGER, Conners-
pIlje. InIiana 5-5t
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tTNT ANTED-TO LEASE-A furnished no.
: w tel, bv thoroughly experienced hotel
man; or would superintend hrst-clasS mouse
for owners on a salary or shares; pest OF ref
erences. Address Post-of1ice Box 2,,o2. Lam
easter, OHIO. oG
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.

TNOR SALE-FARM-S5 acres we'll improved,
F near station ami good market; easy terms.
fnnuire at az BaymiIler street. 4-5t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-06

VXJ JANTED-TO PURCHASE-Real estate;
/ w must be in the city, and at bargain,
from $5,OUO to S2O,OlO cash. Address N0N-
ERESlDENr, Hunts Hotel. 3-ot
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WANTED -BUY YOUR HATS OF
Ga MARTIN, at AZ W. Fifth st. jy16-1

NNTANTED -HORSGS TO BOARD = For
wv the winter in the country. Terms cheap.
For information apply to y. l.. STAdL, at
Snook q McNicolp5 stable, southwest corner
of Fifth and Sycamore. nOl5-tt
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-06

yXIANrED TO LOAN - $35,OU on city
w property, first mortgage, or Will BUY
business property, II cheap; $ OoO. e., Post
office Box 522 5-0G
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HNOR SALE-FARAl-Of 60 acres at Ellis
4 ton Station, near Glendale, on the O., IL. q
y Railroad. Apply at 90 Longworth street.
q 4-6t
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FLOR Rem r-HOUSE-Two story brick OF
n seven rooms, ~ Hathaway street, Inquire
at "a Barr street. o-oC
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FOR SALE.

THuR SALE-SEWING MACHINE-A NEW
No. d Wheeler & W ilson sewing machine.
INQUIRE at this office. se9-tf
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ANTEp-PARrNEl&- SIS O10 caOh
w capital to invest in q No. business. Ad-
dress STOCK, DE EALER, Box 49,, Dayton, o.
D. 2-5C
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H0oR sALE-FARM-Of 200 acres of good
I land, well watered and well timbered,
Rith two dwellings and good orchard For
terms and price addl ess A. b. EAST, Waver-
Iy, Ohio. 4-ot
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-06
FOR RENT.

THOR RENT - RESIDENCE - No. Ais West
Eighth street, OF nine rooms. hey ass'S
Richmond street. '-.' 3-4G
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-06

HNOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ave rooms, in
rear 453 Court street, between Cutter anu
Linn. Apply at 81 Mound. 8-6S
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

And step ladders for sale and repaired. +. TET
TEN BORN. ZlU W. Fifth st. jaS-tf- W ,S&M
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fTSOK RENT = OFFICE : On ground floor,
! corner of Seventh and Central avenue;
gent low. APP to X. B. AsHFlELD, Eighth
and Central avenue. 5-4t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-06

A general assortment of housekeeping and
woodenwaIe goods at prices to suit the times
r. TErpENBORN, 2l9 W. Fifth street.
ap29-Stf
, 1877-09-17
CURRENT OPINION.

II We trust the President In his purpose of
reform It Is ouly seasonsbo It IL According 10 com.
mon sense, to trust htu In tho methols by which
hs h carrying It out. We ocisrS that Tho county
will trust him In both.-.Sty YoFk Ertaiag pott
tRfp.).
Now that Uncle Wendell Phillips is the
0Eccnbsck candidate for Governor. II will ta very
uu{ratsfua in aittiu@ yull II hs does not coma
and ta&e the stump for hls pa!s.laco friend.
one good turn ueasrvss auotuat.-Dotlo1 Htra!1
(Ind.l.
Tue Republican PARTY Of California Ia pref
y ttid and vigorous but II couIdnt stag@cf under
Sargent ThsEe WAS too nany Ions Of him. This
ought 10 tSmind people that thera u q heap Of
caneEon On e9p VI tho organization In tho Key.
atone stAts,-hs~ YORK Tfl6aAa tRsp.).
The Democratic newspapers, taking them
respecting tha pos.tlou oG The lion. samuel j.
Randall. liz Ii both for and against the Texas
Psclte Aoad. It requires two Or navrs pnpufs.
however, to xtye this Information ID tull.-Phua.
a4tphto 1tMss tiad.).,
There are certain facts about President
Hayes that puzzle mo*t poopls, ptoyoke the ~.
esas0 politician, and earage the feJul4f machine
manager. VIZ refer to Lla perfect goal teIu apr
tis outrageous freedom fsuu. anxlelv, aud lid
reprehensluls Indifference II gtt2e1- Wnat salts.
fEctlpn IL 1htFe IN Xtow1luk st U Pr.<ldcnt whp
I1lse en1oys goUl. robust gtowi ii It bu aIncufuf
What shall b. doAu win a had oi . great purity
WIN avptaes 10 1859 Nv s'vsp Vvsf thu po4stplv
, 1877-09-17
GESFIlA1. MARKETS.

ALENH0lS-WAg gHoltd II f. o. II. IL.
BROOM CiltN-Thv leHlABd WA unlmproved, and
prices weFu axaia weak auI uaaettlsd reers was no
quabls ,lrc.tpe. but thu trndenry unts.tAkably
downward. Following II the 4ti GFecn hutl. bS4t7c.
hrusa. with hui rnnuRh 10 work il. 3t4,Ict red.
psh. with u. ass5te rcd du. ~ t5ci iastds hrush,
%~tHcl ln1vf,ur hrnsls. a'sSscs crookul ill., a4tIc
EUrTEH-LIEts tlt4t ID lrT not ed in connection
ocsl and shtppnR ACCOUNT. aud fur tho xadrs
Aloto eutnun the market was ffnl, Holders 0f low
gfs4ca would M doubt bs yla4 Il, Gloss out u . con-
scs,9oa ftu1l Fr1sou' A.kl1x r.'cs. We rspeAt cur
u i2lc; medium. jlAl'ic; toferur ~ euuluu
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wrra fHr!y acttrs and hFn,.
ess1 dsnland f'H athrs aaa1s In the HIT al.a
loted. Wsqloe ~ follows: atark. ~ -; UrRalou
: Saf';ps, @ ps,', ~ ,6' ssiss Raaait4 ''asai I'D
L,xS EiSs: ssx sq;sat :lsssiay sa.%s;: sytas
sss. IL sp stes T. IL
s Tossf Ss ass t. !, H. w creams
s! qss. '% ,sass.s, r.
II. 5...sts @ I III ,,.; e ii;; st 'f3
H. W: ~ : u;;.n. s%Si o'af o+'s'aF''
~ IT, l., II 1a% S aud III good esm''d
viii l., sfs, stss II ~; :a
ss tss * Iii L. W. ks ssn ~; ot ' sutf Tvs
;;SS. :s,3 s,.sv: viii s$. :ssa.
- s.: ~. = rbr f7.nAI, y: large faulty IL, new,
E,iS Ut ~ .",As: II. Is
~ urct s.4 ast!. AkAa. Is: jTHu 20 {.lsR
u .ss ~ t4urs4Ht hetfax. .ultt, ur!s. lrs
tiA Sursexi+n hctlHx ats, Sl,Lu1; suoxeI h4lj.
t, nn III et,s! hrffnx' lsr bu1. asc' Columbia RIyor
4TSp T&Giiss Y: %S St3rs-,uu,. v.r. s..sr .ua ~
:!: i:!.S ;: 5: s y II
S:aae: ;s.;s:. IT. '.ye: sa..; Gsst
Maas41s - ~ -. ~; tatnc3a t47c LAnls cur
HlutsrlG-AtIen al lea. l5flHe. Mirhfysn do -
7Hri southern. asA4rs 1tathsA lSiyFA SNaat
olASktetrts tsNcs sasossIFiea ii sa7c eitie1
SvTs--,E --,Eil6trsA 14s,lS;s aluona, rrrrtruus taa
iytc; ttTnra % a., ,1anatt tE4iuc: Saples walnut,
Missouri ea94ei Wi!mla1toa ptaaul.. 81 ssaS reu:.
Gi:Et.N FEY: is.fhu supply Of most descriptions
AVERAGED bsttet MAJ oa le twaor ays
~ Ptt .n.fst! pssss tssar pr baiket; u
Essys. tl1 .s:;9 !sr ca's " ~ y VT ba.xcts
6.skt'. .atcrmeions. 4iMsiAM ttr !oJ: ~.
f7sAs7 " pef ltua: }rnionA t. aA7.a0 PER bu1t Cali
furula y AEs. 81. A%A5. ".
n.,J. E..lEs--s4--r,x xcse active &al huoyAnL No
peAlts AITanes MAJ sssaa.lsae1 though 81 Tho Ka4t
, 1877-09-17

i. n nna.a,lly TX. one liz rrfr :. "Harusl "a!
f,r I" sies s .@n Is nsf rr
esist'ny .iry a1se awASs fattd rrn!y market f"f
esn s e es1 ~ m ;ss. ~ n s H.:
.nar! kan.as and Sehra'ka The hog crnr b t,vsn
sss. Msissn ss: e .t ri.
fs at hos. ,s''Gs ss ::,;. y:.f.
s.e. f1s sen fIs frts os. "knr s I
TT; f"t int rrs.s"t ~ sa*.n II !hc WetcFs Escklna
tna .ea. viii rrsrtrc the Suli henrt Of this
ansIra.e = M the lEh,sr aunlty q h,vs commanded :
farmers nY have brcn iutrd 10 tar.afd them rather
1nnrr trrely. without fa,tentnx srrt \: wt ~ usual
kens e @ . s ] r. = e s % Il e
Ion thst rrIecs Will to sumo extent, govern ihrr
rn,vsn,ent, 1a.kera tna5 mt te auite snsont to
sy srs III .n eI5 ae 1ns - rss = II
fornrt M 5sars Ths chances .rc sa,!;cs T. tssotf n.
VIII. lnnx.wa.q q4sct .nst nnch hsner.,, Tho trading
vas nlurr aluiry for tcr evrry taod ii tttls was
den. saIc. wsf.r:. a:s5 "!1n,, hss srl1,t .tt'hcr
% .,s a Ii. ~ :,rf IT. .ss1, ..s N L III *n H..
40 lrl%: THO markrt cl's.'! nnfn!nay etcair nt
:esp s!i s ;s, 1 :sr5 ss jaa.sy
ei'ia r1IMr .1s.t =. 1; 1ie.a M ST.
sp5 # e. % aa
fss III III <: .::f o: ths y1a5
II ;as r t,'sr t.nsr - o747s 10 seller
Mk.is-Werc gurr md without important change IN
price,, cAccp thai shirt .cfssrt werr naotct nrner.
Inr sP,Tc ,, w:5s , iasgs: iifa,lns n,orc trailing h
Any tono private transactions satariav forrsn ac
sani' ..'s. we're rsrHrteL q ~ 9u m .hort ~.
Tl!e market was sisady Il shs following range ii
, 1877-09-17

Withdrawn fran stoso during Friday for city
consumption: t.t34 bn wheat. .0, hu corn. U::
bn oa's. E,3;4 bu RE. s, 4Ss bu barley.
Thcfallowng grain was stnrpeetctl INTO store in ihIa
city on Saturday morning; car No. rrd win
ter wheat, 5 cars no. . DO l0l cars No. ! hard
wheat, n cars No. do, 20 cars No. sptins. 1:,4
cars No, :" do oS cars No. :, do. Q cars retcrsct
t:'ut uheat}: 10 cars and 1000 hu high. mixed
corn, :It1' cnrs and 20, 100 hn No. = do 81 cars
rejected t4H} corn,: car No. l oats, IL cars No.
9 white, 10 cars and 9, 73t bu No. oats, II cars
rejected. csr no grade tl24 oalsl; 2 cars No.
rye. 2H cars md 2 100 bu No. do; % tass No.
barley. 20 cars No. do, &c cars estra No. 3, II
cars feed t101 baFlcyl. Total t1.0l7 cars).
6.u, 600 bu. Inspected ont: 87,405 bu wheat
III, aas bu corn, II, 7i3 bn oats, 1901 By rye,
9, 6sA bn barley.
Tho following were The receipts nnd rhlpmcnts
Of bFcadatn1s aud livestock Al thsa poinl dustng
tho past week, and for the corresponding weeks
rntffnr A fn}nh.
, 1877-09-17

Gpectaa fN4p1sC& 10 1As 1Hf4K&s
tIyRarool. stpt. !s-il;soA u.-GaA.s-Wheat-
Winter No. i2s u, No. p III sdt spring. Nj /, ia,
No. 2, lGs sti wh!ts. No. i ia I'D; ~. T. III wi
elub, No. !, l1s ~, M. ,. 11A Casa. ia H.
FAov1ssuxk-PuEk. s0& Lard. aga
LlsEEF'ot. Sept i3-ErHlloK. -Qqietsr st
e43d s.l6d, sslsA oo aaes speea!a,ton ana s4uosL
a,nn; American, 1. 500
DkKApsEuyfs-Wheas-Ealii whtta wheat ~.
sfsxe. IL Rt3l Id. club l1.laa sd spytoG loa ID
4t!a31; winter. Is alGtl1s7A Coru-Weatssa mi4el,
1st ld04sa Cd. 0su-AmtFIcaa, as43s 81, HaflsY,
asR1,
PaAs-CsnAsAn, aos ID.
EL1StR skxn-Anrfican. 4asas0s
Fsos!slOss-Assa A1fk. 04 Prime u1ess beef 05e
1Ar!-Amrstcaa. @G4. Long clsar bscou ls 81; elort
TxTkuLxrN-sptstta III edal:.,
t.fxsExp OIL sis.
kxsiA-Cs0mon. b. 81; pals. III,
EP1atra W u1'TGkr1ATtNk-ssa.
CHxksk American, G1l,
AStWK1F, StYt. iA-P4rRoLKrM-3tf
TIE following were received BY tho Chicago Board Of
Tr14as
~; HesteI1, GA Bacon -cunbetaa4A ~; shuFt
rtbs hs. lung craf, III Bds short clear j4 Al0uI.
1eFs, ~ I'll: hAmA SIS. LAt4. &us EIMe me ata beet,
~. ludia luea bstf. lAs: cxLEA lnais lne4A li0s
tlCcsc. ia. ra1tUw, {Il,
Lnkbux. sept. u. l3.-LtfxaPooL-Wheat tteady; Call.
!arI4 club IL. lllias III; california white, ia iNIt
AaS ID L4r4 sses4y u - w. NANK LAXk-Esfkvsi
, 1877-09-17

FL0U1i-wast IN RnI demand at full pEcvions prices.
The inquiry for aput ota generally reported to b,
greater than Tho SUPPLY the stock Ut shipping hoNr tc
Ing quite SMALL whtfe thc offerings Ut bsnufa usually
taken by the city trade wcro fair In v'me Sales
reported Of M hrls wlntcrs pnrtr nj J.Utaa 80; 81:
hras sptlnE rttras rarity nt 100 rs Rprin8
aufcrs II q, os an! 10 br!s re dour At t7a, s14o
Total 7:ubfls Ths market closed With .Ee following
~ Tho rangu uf prices: Ehutca 10 faturltc brands D
wlntcfa f1.75a7 Is, eood tn prime brands Of wntcrs
0i cfu1cc 10 hno spring. f8. s07 COZ fair Ia
sa&H 'rrns. ssosaoo' low tprtne s3,o 90, fall
to good Minnesota springs. f. s 20: cloco 10 fanrJ
Minnesota springs 800 ~. 81, patcnt springs $75osa
9,oJ: low gsa.ic, $3.01 esa0s tJs. s3.oJGa,.5J.
1lHtx-MaR 1nlct and stronger. sa!o reported Of
10 tons At $40. i, ncr ton Ut, track.
SflppLixas-sala nalc Of 10 tons duo at $,e,pc
pcF ton To arrive. =.
ConxstgA.salo wM made Of 30 tons coarse country
at $l7. ~ r+r tnn on track.
WtlEAT-Was attlsc aud stronger, advancing ia t<c
per bn. md cfo4dR i2I4c higher than Friday after.
mon. The Liverpool a4rces conhfctIng hut pr..
xate tc1rRrnms sali arm" au! New York was bsmtr
- ss spara Iii sasla nsiS n ss.
sppsn9 ,s,.'a,. which male r.sh 80. ssiI i'.as1
ISr ia,aEs: n, :t,lsa ,iat uo. 6a es.h s:at
ssber src III for ;See septemr ts TIT IL na Sex
xork lut the ronttnata ntityp fnqiIsy Vakcnci Vi
is% 81: S: Ris s M s
fhe ,snanl ~ .Ilpacnt ~ tic ~ Iawrsnce il e1:
uuantltes " our own .ratDard ports when tGc
r.sse ~ sssr ~. apsns al s Il
ssirr she mosiG .l Il .as 5 e,ss!us !. si" sS;
ss,e5 ti!e ;eaf so,l At fig,s iui lash ~ .crtns
s"; :! $s s3 ~ :;ss:ef
t. II" s u 'sssisd 4s fns III t. 'a
p f;ss e a,:S 4 y :'
% saie H.. VII 1saitt M l." nS III n nasss M.n"u,
!: # :t; ..p's s q r. T. is;. q
hss: .as se5eoaI "a, s'ssisa
+; AK: @ sE:
ls;sf demand ,a 81 sl,'pmsa .a! sySs5 x.h .heas
sy = t%;a 6: 'f.s s
sesa ,s s ;'f E; s @ sfs tst ssS,tF s' ,rsfs ssf |
ss s;fsss GF;Y !, sf sS 4
sS,s'$i:@ @ SsSs a. i%slifS lI Y G .9;, fs.ssss
Il: S so ' L L ss!s sp,a: i + :s; s::;
r:|etsd i 4as: ", 1i4h !%!1fa Il i!H tt{e: csh
sl: @ ttts !sPG: # Y ah !asa es y s
t. III .s 6 % tFst;f L st,7e 4 4!
Ill ss ss* sst es' ssy e 9* iii :
Yrsyio. ,a,;. !nr ~ i!ss ~. oasIsl q g ,olia:
. g - 'ss sya s'f :sas
c:s'sl @ e y !. e ss,: sntS s" %siS a;;.; z i. f
o: /. sRaeh ralsa tur. Stsr september sot it lt:
ss: ses .'sSSsa .siSs ~ it!ss
;ssr|s @ taass !. rs.i .!!ss II % ~
Hill % so de,naa IL snaaat % VI. soo a.. ta Il
HI Sssaf :ss e ST.!
, 1877-09-17
T'ostnge.stal.ap Collections,

We understand 0n good vi ut!ority TINT opa n,
the aiIldlesex Magistrates thu other day was
altered, but refused tu accept, 4saU for III Ell.
lection ol tore! ~ pstagu stamps; aul also that
an extensive collection VI l7,0O varieties, iu.
through Aesars: Pulmer, Ut AdcIpui House, foF
4ool Il j. believed that thls IL tho birhcst
Price which suvl. u collection has ever fetcGrI Ia
England. IN France, however, the ulania i.as
reached htghcr pitch. for We sIe told tt,at ono
teSsther VIA sold privately for no leaa than
, 1877-09-17

- The The feeding of chickens, dueks, etc. by ma.
Ghncry y nuW one of thc Sights At tho JarlIn
uAcel}tAttisattuu, Pari4. Eaeh fowl 10 xtrappetl
ln small box whiel! rcsls On large wheel Inads
to rerulyc horixuntaly At convenient p1acy
q HAL stands holding i small hose With nozzlu.
As y FOWL comes wit uIu reach be holds Its mouth
open with h!s thumb, aa1 by q leYer worked BY
Ills foot iorecs piece of iulisA through tho huse
aid down tl!e thrult of the wilin:, within, Tns
fowl gulps down the fuod aud passes on With ths
machlnc. Only two weeks szu Required " isttsn