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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-07
NO ANTHRACITE FOR FRANCE.
"A Is, Vdif0r or Thc Tribune.

SIR: Please inform j. W. ). that English an
tra,i;c coa which for quality corresponds with ours
can nc purchased in England for Ave shing5 per ton
aud with fre ght II seven sh.liugs and duty OF $50
fri,o- c1n De- delivered IN tyre at ab u 1920 francs
cr - - p.c OF 1900 lbs. II would Ice nonscns" for
our Government send n cargo to Iayre AZ j. W. 8
rropose- n there had been profit IN H. private enter
Prise would nave done this long since. Besides.
it Is not the business Of our Government 70
.,u coal or any other 81 products, to France or
elsewhere lei rajhcr occupy Itself In removing the
ycv,tous re- ,rcors The entry OF French products
into oar country, whlch restrictions 4 continues
,er the cui.e of "protcctiou." II il viii 90 this. the
Fr,rch viii certainly respond, the advantage Of both
a. 10 cooking 4'oycs ranges an1 seli-feeding paror
stoyc. which j. ~ :. also W,Uo, sent 10 France with
the auf hricic coal the French would have nothing 10
do vf them for they make better and more economical
cooIn-t1tc, and range, themselves, ana they are too
l'ir.u o. Use those selffecdng denominations which
uni,n the aig US they heat IT, and which are. besides
tnuiy uHadIpted 10 this climate aud tie habits Of tne
rs,Il, A. ". {.
Hlrrs, france, Dec. -, 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-07
LUXURIOUS FREE SCHOOLS.

7 o Inc III TOT OF = t IItV u IT.
SIR: am warm friend OF free schools
for elementary education only. Beyond that, education
isa luxury which shol be paid for By those who enjoy
r. Our Free College should be abolished As for the
Normal College for girls il Is OF no practical value teach
ora are b0rn not made. There will be just as many good
teachers aud less poof ones without this college. The
common schools for elementary education were more
,,,couch before normal school was known than they
mr., now Spelling, reading, writing arithmetic and
Tnrliah Grammar were moro efficiently taught forty
vc3ra AGO I'm ths state than they Let rs come
hack to economy aud common sense In education, and
tive private schools chance. Respectfully yours.
:" Ner York, Dee 49, 1877. GRO. W. CLARKE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-07
CirRcH syBsCRTPTIONs-THE LAW.

CHURCH SVBSCRIPTIONS-TIIE LAW.
To me Edi!or Of Thc TrtGuns.
Whctacr the pastor OF flock ought to allow
the members 10 De UNEXPECTEDLY worked up 70 staeof
N,t pcut On order 20 IN luce tnem to make promises to
pay when they would not have made wAou; the intON
cation and coutAnn Of the excitement, il NJ least open
10 sion Et have pastors who permit ts or the peo
pl who .ye subscribed rcazcd the possible results OF
ir subscription IT'S settled law IN this state that
10 A. t. uly b. -un ofmoney can be enforced ..
law by b. Also has been held thai signature IL sub
valid contract that can beenorceda' law
mi, being So hat is prevent TIE holders Of church
dent from collecting by action ut law from al the
members who aIhscrib. Il. the amounts OF their sub
scrpttou The members OF tie chdrch promise Ar
KiuhiU that lhey will pny q certain sum 10 Mt -
WIN, hold, the church mOrga Mt $4,000 can sie them
II they dO pay. and take Their property, JUST a.
much as If hc hold their ties. DO the people MAO sub
srr he know tisl Would tney give their prOuss0Iy.
notes iog thp amounts the, subscribe
N,,r- Ioyl. Dee IL 1877. Pro BONo PUBLICo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-07
PUBLTC OPINION.

Ben Buffers bricks are dry mud, lie hasn't
81, onvno1y with them and IL he should do so tacrc
,t,,5 he 10 one hurt. Ben should burn brics ietoTc
shieins the Uats.-Cncinnau Comm -rc'ai (ludJ
The President is said to believe that The
po.icaue i'm Congress Will he more united attcr IRE
49, man they have hitherto been They seen cd o. be
retty well uaed before the recess II inc Nvi"S m the
Senate were any indication thareo-.-IocAcSiei Demo
erat (ReT0
The talk of certain Republicans Of driving
HAYES nto the Democratic party Is prerostelou Ihtc
4 no room FOR him IN tlc morf3c camp EHt is tc
nirrct ~ the Democracy 20 max" the President indie
pertcut OF Republican support, ANA 80 give ilIn freedom
10 carry out his avOWed pOEues.-iDIh&lO courier
H)rmO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-07


rented cr one yea. Tuesday evening, Jan 8 1915, eo
weather. BY oIdor Of tac trustees. IL $ WELD ,o..,
Sir.,c ccric, al Mr. VIM T. Cnandat's letters on the
Iousna irgsn aud TIE southern Policy viii be sent irce
apilcaon by osiai card to Statesman OF Nohl'oI
The Orepnic Law of sud the eases TIA! m.
pqr V!i.y 70 rlccA tc Increase OF iaulN An
] n IN t,oct co XiStcnce win n ivoGs exhaustion
and l5l. b'd ,r; s6suty Of necatln their Instant
ieuo' a. with three type eases il"m LECTURES To- MS private
oNcc hours 10 10 u !, and 10 Oeyenngs AZ % shave
Tac New York Association tor Improving .he Con-
di:oh ne 5n Mi be snD9 ed as early
practicable at ther residence ~ nns3tIy oy sS,Iaof
lowing oorso the ASSOCIATION end Sharmsn 81 me Ward
are "'0'-'p f JS r0 No. 30 iWas.
i HG%sF La rSs' yiSsPrs out No IS fii5ay
Saaey FI Is9ea NJ 30 g g.! E s5S e.
charlSs T. caardcr. Xce.PTe9dent No q Eaat5ithst
Robert b. norn tdr sleTry No 50 Bloc s moSss
ELfEcTED MANAGERS Stewart Brown. No, 90 VAL.
ST. ysan 10 ss6 East i5ths Robert Gardoa "a TX.
eac9aHSHlIfR,trN OF WARD COMMITTEES First, Second
and ThS Tsdsb m T c S'G ar HS fS janet
b. Van Keeck. N. D., S02 West i2hsI SIKH John Boyd
+ sa:s s c4shoD % AZ %e. hfSS as Ss
cyrus " fS 81 T Ns r. 3 G g TS9h Jo 3D.
seoay TTea James NGnasssle SO Fast 18th so
ia2e 9s1pp M GR01 I q. fS %rs en
West %assipgioaI sxiSsnh James spence; 129 9Th.
ETA &aa@ w'0SPn is
Ea% IS Ws, ~ a' rEs Sas rs''&s 3
East lis. Twenty Daniel Tnompson iio4 Broad
Maynss sH' s' + HOWL sSaSei Homes W nasey
+. Gardner aud J. r. LesIade. -------zr
Tax.Payer.' Associaiion dorm and 29D WARDS 40
dress by hon JAMES W. GERARD this Monday evening a.
c,nsp,al HAN corner OF s4thst and shave J. @ Lin.
dsrman, W T. PItshEe 4. d. Dstl. Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-07
LITTLE GIRLS LOVE OF LIES.

policeman last night found Kitty Saunders,
'"eNe years Of age, on Gfant-st., suffering US she
eiameo, from cold and hunger. He took her to the
ts mouse aud gave hor supper She then stated
s.ss rue Aaa 10 father mother. and lived with
renan az NO. ll2 Pitt-st. This was fslsehood Her
~ and mother were found No 1872 East Houston
~ a., Iet salo that Kitty last week called upon friend
~ ne inhy and sand that her aunt dead and asked
~ " alowec 10 remain there over night. The next
tnn, histy went home and the friend called at her
hts house 10 see the body, but was asOpishcd to fnd
s1e aunt hard at work Ut tho waehtub " ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-07
WHICH NoB0Dy CAS- DENY.

Considering that the bonds, from their very
nature aud as an essential element Of ihc original CON
t,c nrc negotiable securities and constitute part o. me
h9ss for tne whole system OF public and FINdtc cc"t
ic the countr the proposition to paw them IN hHc! "
nothing more nor loss than shame less lcpud!a;"n
II The Government were 10 submit the question TO ar
traton it could not find single reputable arbitrator III
70 whole clvizcd world outside OF this country VINO
voild Lot decide that The United States are III b"nor
and uy bound t. nay their bond well as the!r treas
-. ...nll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-07
DRAMATIC NOTES.

There Is cat show allied with that OF a
gorilla and dried Mexican, aged 800. atihe American
Museum IN the BOwery.
Mr.. l.. II. Shewell, at the Boston Theatre, mas
made brilliant nit rs SchC'n. in the new melodfah'-
Is = Russian suhect-of" The ENiies."
new comedy. named "True Woman" by
MFR Frlcrlc Clark will he brought out Tonight at Ne
Nickcr's hcatrc Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-07
President AND SENATORS.
THE PRESIDENTS ElfrgENcE - 1nE CIVIL SIR
vIcf rL,NK or rnE CiNciANAI PLATFORM ~
JrDtCfptS.


JiD'CfpJS.
n "a, Editor Of Thc TribHnt.
Sre: The public is indebted to You for 4
,c.l.i.., Of one phte- on tho controversy between
fr,.l.,t .y.. uud thc Republican senators. At ihf
r.uullcan caucus uold Recently IN the i'c ses'n one
q s,tor state! that when Senators called on 'he Pre-
1c,t Il, i've I,,G good advice about appointments the
p,..J,ut quietly took up the Republican platform
,u;,l - ucinn1ti. and read The portion referring -
commitments. This IN ID" opinion o. TIE senator was
cri.yauce uo. 10 be borne. NJ Senatorial comments
y.fc mad none were needed; m fact, none vonli
bay, 3epn tolerated The statement oi the case car
,Jit. own conclusion wish q. Il E"ss most int' r.
d. af.yni re- ana c0muitcc was aYpo.nico Ia see 'ie
nd ,i.r q, t,ai s,ulto-r tiou.'t thi griryance.
r. r,- d., u-.t Lave seemed title Wh'pd IT, I"ct'
ire Plc.,t,ut. for tic ronr', ui-' may. .,l ca.
t.,, Dd uot every Republican fcnt'i hh"" t,H'
potf,rm by heart Had iAc' 40; rel Ii |" um'
audience. "a al.unst every state INA ''3 '' -t''
h. ,,g.,i-r,d ~, exalted 10 h"'o.e on ihr l''l'
The. hal had "a suttit ~ 1t before election
,,,J ATM election we've i"t ti.T cuiiti,H ip HF;
- ',r A.. "A t,stl' VII; should TIE Irc-doN ird
4, T., tucu,l II h. really wished - rVa iA''h
,,tortr1tion, why d.d Ia not t"Er some hiil'',
with VIII 81 they were less acquainted WA u"i var!
Ills cocu;ioutIy Efforts attn '.'e'.i1lS rpm t.' ''
nan. l,,ert- or C5ns.l'Ujou 81 tie lnN'u Sti'a l
r,,. srutcu,l IA vain tbs recent new papers, 10 Hipi-
IAN Ind DEMOCRATIC, tog tie b. ti." t even 'lH ~
,.rd ~ before election, aud that no" every 'ol' h'
ioreott H. exc 81 IIt,dcnt iFf'' ana re M paw '''.u
me-, ... y, Scouts.
bae,6ayg Conn., pc. -, lo77.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-07

present state Of cigar trade warrants go far IA we
are concerned the strike has ceased TO exist In Justice
to ourselves we would respectfully ask you publish the
above. LICHTESSfEIs BROS " o.
Ncc- York, Dec. 81, 1877.
Tho announcement was stated to be on the
authority of the strikers at their recent meeting
-Ed1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-07
THE SOLEMN TRUTH.

Whatever of financial credit the United
s,ees nrioys throughout The world due to The Rcuub
nean rsTiv The Democratic party has not only never
done ANYTHING the National credit, bat Las CONSTANT
Nv and rlrs,sently attacked It, 1t IS Tie party OF
formulation and financial dsGOnOr IL National as "c as
in S,ae gelrs and is present attitude Is consistent
with it, Whole course OF hostility 90 the public credit
and disregard for the National honor Therefore, We
saw that lie Republican party Owes 10 to -tlf 10 ne
country 10 lis honorable rcc,Ti in the past aud 10 M
hopes Of success 81 tie future 10 siaad by the National
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-07
MIRRIED.

COLE CURTIS g. 1873 at the residence OF the sries
parents Woodbury.. Conn. by the Rev Gnrdon w Noyes
Edward r. Cole, of Waterbury, Conn, ana EihsDeth -
daughter OF the lion. Da iel curtis. no cards
RFGNIER-GAM FT-On the 9TH inst, by his Honor,
Of Paris France 10 Miss Elise Gamcoft, Of danch Ba'
vari1.
ISIpoRI-CAEBOSA-On the 9Th inst by his Honor.
smith Eiy IT, Eugcuo Isiorl 20 Miss Maria CaTbona
daughter OF PaolO Car6Ona, al % Italy.
On the 9th INST. by his Honor.
smith fv Giuseppe Blcisalupe to Miss Louisa satraeo
all Of Itay.
SWINTON-S'lITII-O Monday, Dec III. by the Rev DR..
ChauBcey Gles OF NewlOr6 john S~DiOn 10 Orstna D.
Smith, 10th OF this ely.
IN notices Of Marriages must be iad0ySoi Tih fH
n11le and nn,Ireas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-07
STRIKERS NOT 10 BE EMPLOYED.

TO the Editor OF The Irt0Hne.
SIR The announcement which appears III
your issue OF this morning that we "would speedily
discharge all our workmen and girls now III our Shops
aud engage our old employees" Ia without the slightest
foundation. The American girls whom we have taught
have been successful FOR us 10 thipB
of parting with them, end IN addition to these new
hands, We have as many OF tho old 81 Work "a tie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-07
HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF.

To he Editor or the TTtbune.
SIR: Who shall say that history does not re-
peat itsslfi Did the great Ensisn sebbns compro
mise on the liquor question by declaring that he was in
favor of the Maine Liquor Law but Gsin ITS being Gu
i"rcca NV comes Genalal Butler vino declares him
self in favor of the Silver Bill but agn Its being en-
forced" o
Sele York. jan I. 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-07

Printing Cloths slight demand and
quotations Standards Extra 14x63 az
Sc cssh offered ana % asked 56x60s at sc cash.
Sales OF the week. 5000 pieces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-07

Tt.f,-r.n, shove TIE bsrDu-'ri-N var1f1us 80 .If ,
lima .isc ODD, it'u h tr G t'r ~ .,
t-r e'-'1t''-
0 he morcay during those 'psA
Tribune OrrICC. jan Il n. m.-On saturday ~
shown IN the urrcr da yrsm there was rapid rise oil
ail-prcsslre. This waj cHuousiy ACCOMPANIED WIN
rise OF temperature to fgcczuspon; In the afternoon
anil ;,e IAN Of few SHOW flakes. Yesterday was clearer
and ccller and the variations Of firpiessure were
small. Ibcrc is l,tlc moisture IN the AR. ,,
Tor This city aud vicinity, lur weather, 'il w,
.lt rglu1l ircrcr4 e OF warmth AMI occa-un cloud
he rypcct,i TO-DAY; these uniayora1e mdici-
ton VIII probably lc more marked tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-07
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
For the MIGdic Atlantic states, colder
MOI IN and west winds, rising barometer anu c',t
weather possibly followed by warmer southwest "i"uS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-07


thrilling tale Of brave young Jew will appear IN No.
10 Of THE NETWORK WEEKLY, ready to-day lis
grand story.
Holiday Goods.
sCARFs.
rAXDKEHciuEFs.
cAnDIGAN 5AckErs
FlNf DRESS SHIRTS,
UNDERsHRTs. A N NRP1GhEFgHEi1ic rs
10. ~ 800 o 0Gi5sAN0sE
Also NJ. a. Oti-aye, corner 2Ctasf
Notlceoass Of the Xs YTS I i1 Of G'o and Trans
The meeting and election Of the New York Board Of
s li9 a 9i 3 G, viii be open ron Il NJ to p M
Tho Board vi" meet at i B&&Hf& p R JAMES secretary
Neryoa. y sH S s g%,ss G Sss
York tic case and ere Of premium dfe9e showing IN
SYNOPSIS Of tie npedincrts marriage and the treatment Of
ncoJs and pl SIC a debility Bong We result 81 ~ {sii *
Museum OF Anatomy G'S Broad way NeT-lork
New Ready
EVERY POLITICIAN NEEDS IT.
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FOR 1873. PRICE % CENTS.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
ConstitutlJual Amendments IN TIE states
PRESIDENT i ycss Inaugural;
sa Secretary sa,s Letter On Bonds;
h Attorney Gccral DSyens on cvi Service
Principal Judicial Officers l. :.
Principal Departmental OEceTs I. >
and steel Tables
Foreign Trade Of L. :.
leVenuc and Expenditures
Of APPROPRIATIONS
immigration
fables
Debts Of Cites.
Goa and silver Tables.
National Banks Currency and savings Banks
Internal Revenue Tables. $3.50
Electoral i0r President since 1871.
Custslss Receipts al Ports, L. :.
Executive aud Diplomatic OAo,ls.
N'Nth congress and toLlnltiecs
p1nuar Not, Tor President since IoCi
Governors Of states. &c.
Ne0-loTk state Government
Public Debt 4. :. -..--, ,r.--,...- .,-,.,-.,
cIly arranged
For sale by all booksellers ard dealers or sent by
mall os,agc pate, for IS cents. Address.
THE TRIBUNE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-07

PRINT CLOTHS MARKLT.
pnovIDEXCE f. L. jan 5.-After dull week the market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-07
Special Notices.
A Sensntion.

THE HEBREW HERO.
thrilling tale Of brave young Jew viii appear IN NO.
10 Of THE NETWORK WEEKLY, ready to-day. II is
a grand stOsy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-07

The third of Ihomas's symphony concerts
took place Saturday evening. The hall was hieo 10
OVERLOOKING. the playing was even more than usua'!
fine and the audience was very enthusiastic The ioo"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-07
cEExyygS<sz=r1g
non.

III notice, Of Marriages must be iador'ei ri@ f'l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-07

EVERY POLITICIAN NEEDS IT.
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FOR 1873 PRICE % CENTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-07

NItIh OF mo fUIfl
Sirslc ccrcs q Mr.. VIM T. Chandl'rs letters on the
Isuq I,rgu and tie southern Policy viii be sent irCo
on arcaor uy iostG card, 10 STA esuau or Monitor"
y
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-02

We are glad to say every one present seemed
satisfied. A meeting of the Department
will be held tonight in the Council Cham
ber.
Walter Skinner, while running with the
ladder wagon to the fire Saturday night,
stumbled and fell, causing the wheels to run
over his legs. Fortunately he only re-
ceived few slight bruises.
A number of temperance people of Gov
ington will attend the meeting in the Coun-
Gil Chamber on Wednesday night. Mr.. A,
ID. Goldsmith, conductor of the meetings
at Bible Chapel, Cincinnati, is also an,
nounced.
Yesterday afternoon our attention was
called by well-known gentleman to the
nuisance that exists in the nature of stag
nant pond in the rear of Mr.. John Taphorr
and Eli Wilson's premises on Lafayette
street; also to the filthy condition Of Cen
ter street and Berry avenue at both inter
sections. Gentlemen composing that hon
orable body of Trustees should get down to
business and stop wrangling.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-02
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

WILMINGTON, Sept 2-spirits turpentine firm
| at 2Sc.
OswEGo. Sept 2-Wheat steady: amber ILL.,
nois, 81 O3G1 0S; red State, Sl@l Oh. Corn nom
inally unchanged: No. Toledo 49c; rejected 4se.
Oats quiet.
New ORLEANS, Sept 2-Sugar frmer at 50 45G
. co; soft rectifed, 81 04@1 O6. Coffee dull ann
lower Rio cargOes, ordinary to prime, l375m1Tc
gold; others unchanged Gold, 1@14 per cent
sight exchange on New York 3-l0@4 premium
sterling exchange, bankers bills, "a S21a
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 2-Flour nuiet: American
extra State at 23s 6d925s. Corn unchanged. Oats
Is 3d. Barley, IS, Canada peas, 34s. Receipts
Wheat for the past three days 10000 bu, of which
5000 is American. Bacon, long clear, steady at
3ls Corn mixed dull at 24s; new mixed steady at
22s I'd, Others unchanged.
INDIANAPOLIS Sept. 2.-Flour steady: Fancy
A, S. 25; fam ly S4 25GBi So Wheat steady: No. =
red, 90@91c; September S919c. Corn quiet at
35@@36c Oats steady: mixed 19}2920c. Rye:
No 2, SOC. Provisions quiet Bulk shoulders
514c clear rib sides, csc. Lard, 71s97Ac. Hams,
10c.
PGTTsBURG, Sept. 2-stocks limited: Carload
prices Pennsylvania and Ohio choice red 81 0Stz
/ 10, medium 81 0591 0s, Southern white, choice,
81 l5, amber II II. Corn in limited demand: ear,
yellow choice, 47Qs4Sc, nigh mixed 44@46c. yellow
sheed 44@45c mixed 42G43c Oats heavy: white
28(930c, mixed 26927c. Rye in good supply ano
nominal at 5S960c.
PHILA DELPH1A. Sept. 2-Flour quiet but stea61
Supers, s. 50Q3 extras. SO 64; Minnesota family
IS 80 high grades, $7GeS. Wheat active and firm
err Red. 81 069l OS11a; amber, 81 O7@1 9S. Cora
firm yellow, 5ldp52G; mixed 49$3415Oc. Oats quiet
but steady: white Western 2693Scc mixed West
ern, 25926c Provisions quiet but steady Lar0
quiet butchers, 71a@774c; city kettle. 8@S12c.
Butter: New York State and Bradford County
Penn, extras 1S@l9c; Western Reserve l2@l4c..
Eggs quiet: Western 17@1sc. Cheese steady.
Western choice T1@@Sc Petroleum nominally uIi-
changed. Whisky firm Western 81 10.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-02

nS- In order to accommodate Eastern advertis-
ers in the STAR Mr.. Z. Duncan SnIffen, No. Y
Astor House, New York City, hls been appointed
our general aud special agent for the Eastern
States. This will De branch office OF the STAR
Mr. Snifen being authorized to make advertising
contracts on our behalf, and receipt all collections
therefor in our name.
neo-CINCINNArG, Sept 2-2 p M.-Whisky
I'm COED demand aud unchanged. Mess pork
steady and not much doing, Lard III fair job
bing demand and lttle or no change. Bulk meats
firm and fair joDbing demand. Wheat dull and
held at Saturdays quotations. Corn quiet and
firm with light receipts Oats dull Barley little
doing Rye slow sale but steady. Cotton quiet
and no ClsInge,from previous prices. Hogs selling
slowly and prices steady. Flour III moderate de-
mand at about previous quotations
DS~ WEATHER.-i'air or partly cloudy weather
for the next tweuty-four hours,
BS-rHE Covlngton Office of the STAR is at No.
East Pike street. in Hsrdin's Insurance Office
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-02
Cincinnati Live stock Market.
FIN NANCHA14.
CINCINNATI Sent. 2-2.30 P

CINCINNATI. Sept. 2-2:30P. NJ
Gold is steady and the local rates are 1907 buy
ing and l0O14 selling. Gold checks are quoted
l0U5s
Eastern exchange remains quiet but the market
steady and receipts ample. Buying at lilo dis
count and selling ut par.
Sterling in moderate demand. Rate steady
1t is drawn at 81 s41a for long, and 81 $50 for
short in gold, parf sterling
The local buying ami selling quotations for Gov
nrnmcnt bonds are as follows.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-02

OI[.S-Lard oil qui and moderately active nj
62S63e per gallon. Linseed quiet but fi1n, aud
QIIOtsd at 5f6B65c per gallon Refined p tTJlethE
quiet and steady at 1l@l3c per gallon, as TO tfe
test.
POTATOES-Have a firm market and moderate
demand with Light offerings and quoted on mr.
rival at sal Is per bril- loose and in store 1T 81 10
al 50 per brl. packed.
POULpkY-Live chickens are in fair demand
and the market we'll supplied dnd stebiy al 81 %
@3 for full grown and ST j092 25 or young, per
dozen.
/ SALT-M Moderate demand and quiet, with Ohio
River and Kanawha selling at 95c per brl OF ou.
and 81 20 per brl of 7 ou. Turks Island 30'g51"
per bu, Coarse Liverpool Sl001 o. per suck.
/ SEED-Mudemte demand for clover. md quoted
SgSl4c per ID. Timothy 81 40a1 30 per bu, and
quiet Flax seed Salable al 81 l59 25 per bu
1 SCGAk-Market quiet and steady, and nj d.
crate demand. We quote 2NnSc for r fined vel
low, S4aSi4c for extra c. 9a3Ssc for white. l0,9
! lOl4c ior powdered and granuated, and t0l@c for
/ crushed and New Orleans quoted case per H.
| TALLOW-Moderate demand and ample receipts
/ of country at 6]9e per lb, packed