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CINCINNATI DAILY MARK EFT.
CINCINNATI, Aug, l3-2P, Nj


FLOUR-The demand Is local and moderate.
lily selling to-day at So 10a6 Is, extra $5 G5a5 3D.
superfine 81 75a5 rs, aud low grades So 25a4 per
bril- Spring wheat -four S7aS per brl, as to
quality.
COKN-Market quiet and easy Mixed ear
quoted 46a41c per Du on track. Shelled 47a4SC
in elevator for No.2
WHEAT-Market held steady, with fair de-
mand. Choice amber sold at 81 80 per bu
White is quoted 81 goal 80 for good to prime
ana held 2a3c more for choice Red 81 lOal q
per bu, as to quality
OATS-Market dull and weak. Mixed quoted
23a26c, and white 27aa0c per bu, and large re-
ceIpts.
RYE-Is in moderate demand and steady
No. 2 is quoted 51a5Sc, and good to prime on
track 53a55c per bu.
BAkLEl demand and no prices estab-
lished.
BACON-Market rather dull and easy.
Shoulders 5Aaoxc, clear RIB sides 7Zc, and
clear sides Sj4o per Id, all packed. sugar.
cured hams 4OalA4c per IL, canvased and
packed.
bulk MEATS Are quiet and held steady.
Shoulders 81, clear RIB sides b2sr, and cluaI
slIes N aT;kc per lb, all loose.
MISS POkk-I he market is quiet and easy.
Offerings light. City packed is quoted $l3 ~
ali Is per DrI.
LAKD--The demand is only moderate, and
the market is easy. Current make S1sc and
prime steam SIC per lD City kettle Is held
at 9Aa1Uc per ID.
UOFruN--The market is quiet, and prices
nominally unchanged. Stock, 4T,7 bales. We
quote: Ordinary lUc, good ordinary l03Sr,
low mlddiing Iu0e SAoiiins lie, good niid-
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

WILMINGTON, Aug. 1s.-Spirits turpentine
quiet at 30c
CLEVELAND. Aug. 13. - Petroleum quiet;
Standard white, llO test, i2Hc.
CHARLESTON. 3. C.. Aug. 13.-Cotton stead
ier: Middllng nxc, low mlddilng 1890. 1000
ordinary 12c.
MEMPHIS, Aug. l3-Flour firm: choice fam
lily. $9a9 80. Corn firm at 65a6Sc in store. Oats
weak at 50a57c in store. Pork quiet at S15 10.
| at 6hasAasTc. Bagging is nomInaIly un-
changed.
BOSTON, Aug. 13-Flour dull and in buyers
favor; new arriving from all points: new
Michigan, 81 rs: State, Ohio and Indiana, 81 80
as so; st. Louis and Illinois, SSa9. Corn quiet
and unchanged. Oats dull: No. extra white,
60a65c.
OswEGo. Aug. 13 Wheat steady: old extra
white Michigan, 81 94;white Canada. 81 75al 80;
NO. 2 Milwaukee, club, 81 80; new amber Mich
igan, 81 4S. Corn unchanged: high mixed, 60c
No. 2 b9c; rejected, 5lc.
MILWAUKEE Aug. i3.-Flour steady. Wheat
firm: Milwaukee old 81 ls, new 81 Is, August
81 O9%, September 81 wv, No. Milwaukee
| 81 0aal 10. Corn dull ana lower: No. 44Hc
Oats dull and lower: No. 2 201sc. Rye un-
settled: No. 51a55Isc. Barley quiet and
STEADY; No. spring cash %, September 6la6sc
PITrsBURG. Aug. l3.-Grain: the receipts arc
rea.ing and prices weakening. Wheat
new Kentucky amber and white, 81 45al 80;
Ohio and Indiana choice re 1, 81 35al 4U. Corn
yellow sheled, on track, 6la63c: mixed, 58s60c;
ear, yellow, 6)a62c; mixed, 56a5Sc. Oats: new
Pen sylyana and Western, S0a3lc; old white,
37a30c; mixed, 36a3Ic.
NASHVILLE, Aug. 13-Flour: Fancy so SO
choice family 50 w, extra fnily IS 81, family
s. 25, superhne S6 To- Corn: Loose 45c. sacked
55a5Dc. Wheat W hite 81 40al 61, red 81 30ai so.
Cotton: Ordinary &c, good ordinary CSC. good
middlipg l0Xc. Whisky: Robertson County
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Won't Give UP the Ship.

Alberti has had several tusses in the
past few months with the city authori.
ties for alleged disorder in his Concert
Hall on Vine street. near the Rhine.
In ali OF his troubles he has managed
to get off with a rather light sentence,
which has made him bold in defying or
dinances of good order. Saturday the
police made descent upon him for Keep
ing open without license. He gave bail
aud returned, and with an audacious
enterprise opened his place again.
A second time Officers Smith and
Spaeth enforced the hw. Again he gave
bail, and last night he opened u third
time, When again he and number of
his performers were locked up. His
case was continued to Thursday at 2
O'Clock L. Nj, when in all probability he
will ind himself second best in the con-
test,
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The Orphans, Festival.

"He that Giveth to the Poor Lendeth
to the Lord" The least of the LAS.
sumption of our Blessed Lady" next
Wednesday, will be celebrated at the
Orphan Asylum al Cummlnsville in
grand style. The Asylum Will be open
10 the sitors.
His Grace the Most Reverend Arch.
bishop Will visit the Asylum at 2 O'Clock
P. M, and BY request will address the
many friends OF Jne orphans during the
afternoon. Several appropriate songs
and hymns will be rendered by the or
phans, who VIII also perform the cele-
brated anu artistic May-pole dance. Ad.
MISSION free.
Round trip tickets to the Asylum can
be mad at tne' Hamilton & Day ton Depot
for ~ cents. Trains leave tue depot at
8 A. NJ, IL A. NJ, 40 7. NJ, $3.50 z. M,
3:l5 z. NJ, and 4:30 z. NJ. Returning,
leave Cumminsynle AZ $3.50. 6:i5, 2:49 ami
1880 Z. NJ.
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81 tOa3 90, Lincoln County 81 75as w, Bourbon
81 76a5 so, hignwines 81 n

81 5Oas 90, Lincoln County 81 75aS %, Bourbon
81 75a5 so. hiRnwines 81 2A
BALTIMORE. Aug. I3.-Flour dull, weak and
unchanged. Wheat dull and q shade easier:
No. W Western winter red, spot. 81 45K; August,
81 a \; september, 81 80; October, 81 %. Cora:
western, spot, hrm; futures easier: Western
mixed. spot, 69kc; steamer. 54Ic. Oats quiet:
Western white, old, 36a31hc; do mixed, y5c.
Rye steady and demand moderate at 6Sa67c.
Hay unchanged, Provisions dull, heavy and
unchanged. Butter: choice Western scarce
and hrm at 20a22c: others unchanged. Petro-
eum nominal: crude G%a75Ic, refined, 13ka
lSMc. Coffee unchanged. Whisky dull at
IL II.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug 13-Flour very quiet:
super1ne, So; extras. 50: Minnesota family. 50
a9 81; State do 81 25a5; high grades, So 50a9 so.
Wheat steady: No. red, 81 42al AS; new am
Der, u 45al 49, Corn quiet: yellow, 6la62c;
mixed, 6OaGOhc Oats sGeady: state, white, 4Oa
44c; mixed, 3oa4Oc: new, 3ia3Sc. Rye steady
| at 7Oa73c Provisions quiet: Mess perk, $15a
10 20. Butter steady: creamery extra, 25a26c;
New York State and Bedford County, extra,
23a4c; esteIn Reserve, 2Oa29c. Eggs dull:
State, ia DC; estern, l2al3c. Cheese steady:
New York state, fancy, l0alOHc; Western. 81
al0c. Renned petroleum, l3hc; crude, o..
W Whlsky in lair demand at 81 Il.
NEW YORK. Aug 13.-Flour: NO. 2. 50 0Oa4 30:
| superine estern and State. S4 y0a5 80; COM
mon to good extra, IS 75a6 10; good to choice
| s6 20a6 30; white wheat extra, So 35aS IS;
extra Ohio, S5 75a7 70; st. LOUIS, IS S0a9 50;
Minnesota patent, 81 75a9 rs. Rye -four
shade lower at "a 65a5 TO- Corn-meal dull:
| Western, $3a3 80. Wheat inactive aud lower:
old ungraded Kansas, 81 45; amber Western.
choice 81 So; No. 2 Milwaukee, 81 50; No. Z
Chicago spring, october, 81 81; No. 2 red win
| ter, september l, 81 S9al S9f; winter red
Western, new, 81 50. Rye steady; No. 2 West
ern. August, 7Oc. Barley nominal Malt
quiet. Corn active lower, dull and heavy:
| high Western mixed, 55a6lc; mixed steam,
| 591a a60c. Oats hrmer mixed Western and
| State. 27aa5Oc; white Western do, 35Ha57c;
No. Chicago, 4Oc. Hay and hops are un-
changed. Coffee is quiet and steady: Rio,
cargoes, 6Xa20Xc; jobbing, l6%a2lKG. Sugar
dull and nomiu all fair to good refining, SKA
SIC: prime, &c; refined, lO4allAc. Molassea
dull and nominally unchanged. Rice steady
| and in fair demand. Petroleum hrmer:
crude, Ike; refined, l3Hc; cases, 1Sc. Naph-
tina, &c. ,Tallow firm: Prime city, 5-l6aske.
Strained resin quiet at 81 75al So. spirits
turpentine steady at 32Aa3Sc. Eggs steady:
| Western, l4al6o. Pork lower: New mess,
$l4 2Oal4 80; old mess, $l4; September. sl4 90.
Beef quiet Cut meats: Western quiet; Md
dies duh at 7xc; Western long clear. &c; city,
| g.. Lard lower: new prime steam, J15c; old,
| 9.30ay,35c. Butter steady: Western. lUa22c;
| state, l3a24c. Cheese quiet at 5al0c. Whisky
steady at 81 l2%.
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COMMON PLEAS.

Isaac Mcfarland on Saturday brought
suit against the city Of Cincinnati for
$l2, 500 damages, which he alleges he has
sustained through the bad taith Of the
defendant.
POLICE.
Drunkenness-David Crawford, SIC
and costs; Lizzie Rodgers and George
Kautz, 10 and costs each; Lizzie RobD,
80 days; Thos. Kinney, SO aud costs; !;
Jacob Thomas, s days; Geo. Rund and
ii. Spelker, IS and costs; j. Leslie, 20
days; Rose McCord, Lizzie Morat and
Ann Mccain, dismissed; VIM. Kinney,
70 and costs; Matthew Quinn, $40 aud
| costs; IL. Bakersman, $5 aud 1osts; VIM.
eoilman, costs; Henry Keller and Geo.
Fisher, $3 and costs eacn; Barney GroLe,
$l5 and costs; Geo. Wilson, $40 and
costs; Fred. Busnman, $40 and costs /;
| Frank Rogers and VIM. Jackson, COSTS
| eacn.
| Dlsorderly-Mary Hulse. $40; Annie
Brown, 80 days; Con. Mather, continued
to August 18; Philip Gories, Henry Clay.
myer, VIM. Bartholomew aud John Hart
man, $40 and costs; VIM. Kemble and
Geo. Kamble, dismissed; Frank Berger,
$40 and costs; John Phatfenberger, So
and costs; Joseph Fries, costs.
Assault and BatJery-Jos. Kinney,
costs; John Carney, 50 and costs.
Larceny - William Thomas, costs :
Mlcnael Fay, 5000; John Coyle, grand
larceny, $25 and costs; Henry Adams,
5000; samuel Ditcner, 81 days.
Miscellaneous - Fred. Fleckner, OBJ
structiny streets, S3 and costs; John
Sparks, abusing family, $15 aud COS is I;
same, two charges, malicious destruu-
ton and personal violence, continued;
Ellen Reynolds, Keeping disorderIy
house, S5 and costs; Emil Smith and
Annie Smith, keeping dlsorderly mouse,
dismissed; Joseph Bowman, aiding ANA
abetLing house OF prosttution,d ,di m. .ssed
John Cunningham, VIBRATING market or.
| dinance, $3 and costs; Joseph Ford, COM
mon thief, continued to 15,D, bail $500;
| Chas. Testira, carrying concealed weap-
| ons, costs; George Gerhardt, abusing
family, continued to 22u; EnIl
AlbertI and twenty-three others,
keeping Atheatrical performances
without license, continued 20 August l6,
at p. Nj; Alberti and Is others, pei :
forming common labor on Sunday, con-
tlnued to August 16, at Z. NJ. LIbridge
Wells. common thief, continued, bail
$500; Henry Rackman, Cuas. Larkin and
JAS. McDermolt, robbery, continued 10
The 17th, ball $1,000 each.
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ate Mr.. Bond by acclamation, which

ate MIR. Bond Dy acclamatl0p, Whlcn
was done.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
motion Mr.. Frank Skarda, OF CleVe-
land was nominated by acclamation.
For State Treasurer-Mr. L. A. Hine,
OF LoYeland, was nominated by accla'
nation,
For Clerk Of the Supreme Court-Mr.
Frederick Arnsperger, of Cincinnati,
was nominated by acclamation.
For Member OF the Board OF Public
Works-Peter McGeeney, OF Xenia, was
nominated by acelamation.
For School ommissloner-Peter IL.
Clark was nominated by reclamation.
Mr.. Clark made a speech which was
loudly and repeatedly cheered.
The following was adop ed:
"ResolVed, That the candidates re-
ceiVing the nomination do pledge them.
selves, as honorable men, in case of elec.
ZION, to resign their positions az public
Officers on call Oi u majority of theil
party members, provided they prove
recreant to their duties as expressed iu
the platforms adopted by TINS conYen.
tion.'
The State Central Committee was
made up as follows: Messrs. Edward
Hoifmann, John Suchanek, Hiram
Brown, Gustav Loebke, Robert Schenck
This leaves the Cleveland section 10 be
heard from.
On motion the committee were author
lZeu TO receive names of members from
sections that may be organized durin!
The coming campaign.
Mr.. Halnes, ol Newport, then ad
dressed The convention and at a quarter
past 10 O'Clock the convention al
jOurned.
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Godey's Lady's Book.

From HawIey, 164 Vine street, we
have the september number Of this ex-
cellent magazine. Its plates and ex-
plantations Of the fall fashions are full
and reliable, and its reading matter in
all departments Is fully up to the high
standard adopted by the manager of this
old and faVoIite periodical. For sale by
news dealers, or by the pGblisher, l.. A.
Cooley, Philadelphia.
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CINCINNATI, Aug. 13-

CINOINNAIIl mug 10 . M
The following are thereceiDts and shipments
Of live stock Tor the past 4S hours:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Receipts, 1851 1851 1862
Shipments. SO l343
HOGS-Market steady and quiet. Common
81 50a4 70, medium grade 81 SJa4 80, and good
TO choice $5a5 " per Genital gross.
CArTLE-Market dull. Common grades
quoted 50 00a2 10 medium 80 00a4 01, and gooG
to extra 81 25a6 81 per Genital.
SHEEP-steady and demand moderate at
50 5Ja3 Is for common to medium, and 8 5Ja4 81
for good TO choice per cental
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FINANCIAL.

CINCINNATI. Aug. 13-i:30 P. Nj.
Gold steady. Buying at los and selling at
1U5A.
Eastern exchange In moderate demand and
steady at previous rates. Buying at 1-20 dis.
and selling at lao prem.
Sterling quiet and steady at "a 81 for sight
draf ami 81 S. for sixty day bills per in
gold.
Governments quiet at the following local
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THE dry-goods store of Mr.. Samuel
Walker, 80 Fountain Square, was Ell
tered SATURDAY. by two Wom Il, who stole
u linen suit and other articles. a COM
promise was effected by their hus bands
this morning, and the cases were not
prosecuted,
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Died.

HOLMES-sunday morning, August IL, at
the residence Of her parents, 525 West Fifth
street. cora Shattuc Holmes, aged years.
Remains to be taken to Obcrlln, Ono, for
intSrmenE,
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In ORDER TO ACCOMMODATES EASTERN
ADvERTlsERSI THE STAR, MR.. e. DUN
CAN sNIFFEN, NO. u ASTOR HOUSE, NEW
YORK CITY, has been appointed our general and
special Agent for the Eastern States. This will be
abranch office Of the STA R, Mr.. Snifen being au-
thorized to make advertising contracts on our be-
half, and receipt all collections therefor in OIL
name
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THE BALLOTS
were taken with the following result

There being ninety-nine votes III the
Convention, Xty-'ix Ware required to
nominate. AT the annnuncement Of the
secJnd ballot, 1t was ""s.sd to numfl-
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FOR GOVERNOR.

L. A. Hine, OF Loveland; Francis
Skarda, OF Cleveland; l.. Ii. Bond,
Thomas L. MarkIand, aud l.. Ii. Sawyer
all OF Cincinnati.
Two-thlrds OIL all votes cast was re-
quired TO make u nomination.
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Evening Session.

AIT o'clock the Convention wascalled
to order. The first business being to
make nominations, the following gentle
men were put up:
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Isaac Mcfarland on Saturday brought
suit against the city of Cincinnati for
$l2,5 500 damages, which he alleges he has
sustained through the bad taitn of the
defendant.
, 1877-07-28
SNOHOMISH CITY WASHINGTON TERR SATURDAY,

city under surveillance. Volunteer eOm-
panies of citizens and the local military
co operate in keeping guard. The police
force has been strengthened and ~ able
to cope with any riot in its capacity.
The situation on different railroads re-
mains unchanged.
CHICAGO, July 2i.-Thc 1ri6aafs
London special says that there is no dis
guising the gravity of the situation.
The Russo Turkish war 10 entering upon
new complications which may involve
more than one oI the great powers which
have hitherto held aloof.
WASHINGTON, July 2J.-A telegram at
the Treasury Department from Port
Townsend, confirms the report of ex
pected hostiities by Indians at Sitka on
account of the removal OF troops.
HoRNELsvILLE, N. V, July 25.-The
remainder Of the 23d Regiment from
Brooklyn arrived this morning at 8
O'Clock. They found the track torn up
AZ the train advanced it was relaid, but
the strikers moving forward tore up
more. Squads OF soldiers were ordered
10 proceed ahead, They dispersed the
crowd, hut the rails had also been re-
moved mile east of there.
CLEVELAND, July 95.-The strikers
have closed all the saloons at CollinwoJd
and will allow no disorder or destruc-
ton OF property, unless the militia at
tempt to start the trains. President
Vanderbilt declines to make any contes
sions to the strikers. Livestock is dying
here Of thirst. Cars of dead fowls make
terrible stencil.
TERRE HAUTE, Indiana. July 25.--
Strikers control all the railroads here
and have stopped all trsin but have not
interlered with mails No efforts have
been made to carry passengers. No ri
otng, violence or drinking has occurred.
Three hundred miners a, Erazil have
rendered their services, but the offer was
declined. The strikers to-day adopted
resolutions soliciting the syinpathies ofall
classes in their resistance to the encroach-
ments of capital, and deprecating all
vandalism and formed safety society
for self protection.
, 1877-07-28
Gone 10 the Rsniiillo Counrry.

Capt Jas. A. Sladen received last even.
ing at $50 o'clock the following:
Dispatches from Gen. Howard, dated
camp VI. p. Miller, Hannah, I. r., 6 n. NJ,
July rs, says: Majority of hostile Indi
ans have fled by Lolo trail eastward to
buffalo country. Thirty.fve men, wo.
men and children have voluntarily sur
rendered themselves. Gen Howard is in
pursuit in direct line. He directs in
formation to be sent to Gen. Sherman
and posts east of the Bitter Root mount,
aims.
Capt Bancroft, who was wounded on
the lth inst, in the Indian fight on
Clearwater, died of his wounds on the
18th He WAS brave and gallant of.
tlcer. Deceased leaves wife and six
children Mt Port Townsend.
LEWISTON, July 21.-A Teller extra of
Friday, July Goth, says that Capt Hunt
VI = WI VIZ IHglVh N'llHlccIS, lClU lllt
camp Mt Kamia ON Wednesday and arriv.
ed here at GP. NJ. Thursday, From him
we gather the following items:
The regular cavalry and Lewiston vol
unteers pursued and overhauled tue In
dans on Tuesday. Jim, Reuben and
Levi with several other friendly Indians
acted as scouts. They came up with the
Indians ON Wcipc Camas ground amid
very much underground of pine The
Indians fired on the scouts and killed
Levi and one other and wounded Reuben
and another was shot through the lungs.
McConville with 1S men were in advance
and in position of much danger. The
Indians were concealed in the timber ON
both sides of them.
, 1877-07-28
EUROPEAN.
sible.

VIENNA, July 2l.--Grand Duke Mich
ohs invited all foreign military attaches
to personally inspect places which have
been named as scenes of Russian a,roci
ties.
1t is reported Kazaulik has been taken
by the Russians, who are rapidly i'd
vancing towards Philippopoli.
A Constantinople SPECIAL says the
Russians are within three hours march
of Philippopolis. The Turks are now
displaying great activity; troop and
munitions are being dispatched in all
haste. Unhapily Notifications Mt Adri-
anoFe are very imperfect, and no; even
armed. One hundred cannon which
have been announced for thi, des'ina.
tion, have not been delivered som, o.!
them have been dispatched ID ALT h4,:c.
but are stiII on the railway
Complaints are heard aoou' wan; Of
everything -sJ.!.crs' u,tiou., and ">p.-
cn!Iy money
The Rls,ma Igt wing e, .ar,..n.
, 1877-07-28
VOLUME III.
sysssaSs,aSRg DIRECTORY.
7ER.US or C0URT.

District Court, Third Tuesday Of March ana
second Tuesday OF November 81 sac" year
PROBATE Court, Fourth Monday OF January
Apl. Juy and October OF each yeI,,
County Commissioners Court, tlrSt M'niu'N
ur February, May, August ana NoSemoS'
OF each wear
LIST OF PEBLIC LNSTi TU2IONS.
Masonic, Centennial Lodge, L. d. Regular
communications lirst and third saturdays Hi
each month.
/. o. q. f. Olive Leaf Lodge, No. II, arst ana
fourth Saturdays Of each m0nth,
SnUhOmi.h A,A"ncuu.
Snnnun,i,h Free Religious Association.
Union P.u-b, tcrian Church and Congregation
OF SnsnomI-n City.
Snohumi,h county Agricultural society
Snohpmish Rile, Militia Company
Snununa,h Telegraph company,
SnuhOm,n Cemetery Association
BUSINESS IND PROFESSIONAL MEN
or SNOHONiSH CITE
LAwYEHs-W. NJ. Trtlot and Eldridge
Morse
, DorroR-A. G. Folsom.
MGnuut,rs.- Z. Ferguson, Packard
Jackson, .
DRrGGIsr-l. Wilbur,
iurEls--l. CathCLrt, Exchange, ana H. W.
Ligul, riverside.
Cosmopolitan, W. B. Stevens.
BEER liALI-r. +, Marks.
BaAuN7NiTus- H. Ward and i. Hanson.
euorNAKEn--Wm Edwards
CABINET MAkEKs-Geuc and son