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1t looks just like fair, the great crowo
all the time. Sixty salesmen are not
enough to wait on the crowd, from morn
ing till night, at the Great Bankrupt Sale
of Clothing at No. 101 West Fifth street.
Call and ask to see the following bargains:
Mems overcoats, 81 25, worth SO; mems
fine beaver overcoats, $5 9S, worth $17; (if
you buy $5 SO overcoat, and do not think
it is worth SIT, we hereby agree to refund
the money!; mems cloth pants, 81 10, worth
So; mems cloth coats, 81 80, worth S. All
other goods in this immense stock just as
West Fifth street, between Vine and r ice
streets, four doors from Vine street. Re-
member this great sale must positively close
in six days. Call at once, before the great
sale closes.
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NEW ORLEANS,
End of the Commercial Convention
The Men from COncOrdia,

-Hhc Men from COnCOrdiR.
National Associated Press to the Star.
New ORLEANS, Dec. 7.-After adopting q
long series of resolutions and appointing a
Committee to memorable Congress on the
different measures recommended. the Com
mercial Convention yesterday adjourned
sine die
The Natchez came in yesterday. On board
were j. c. Goldman, G. Hirsch, F. Adams,
c. L. Kemp, Thomas Burnett A. S. David
son and Rice, who were arrested in the
parish of Concordia, on all affidavit sworn
out by Fleming Branch, before U. s. Com
missioner Lane, charging them with hav-
ing, on or about the 18th OF October, broken
into the house of j. w. Fairfax in the
parish of Texas and then and there
wounded affiant and two others, thereby
preventing them from casting their ballots
on election day, for Congressman. They
were arraigned before Commissioner Lane
waived examination, and gave bonds in the
sum of IS, 600 for their appearance before
the United States Circuit Court
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BOARD of Public NOrks.

The Board met in regular session, all the
members present and President Bell in the
chair.
The contract for hauling stone from the Garden
of Eden and spreading them Gest street was
awarded to Ludwig Grower.
The twenty sycamore trees which were presented
to the Board of Public Works for the use of the
city parks by the Directors of Spring Grove Gene
terry were received, and vote of thanks returned.
The Sidewalk Engineer was directed to notify
owners OF property abnttng on Rachel street, be-
tween Colerain and Fourth avenues, to construct
sidewalk
The Engineer was directed to lay two crossings
on Grandn Road.
Bills amounting to S135 O4 were ordered paid.
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The Weber War.

THE
About 3 o'clock this afternoon Sheriff Wallace,
with small toy pistol in his pocket, Deputy Sher-
III Joe Moses and posse came into the brewery
and demanded admittance.
Mr., Alex. Long, after consulting with Brige
and Weber, advised that the property be turned
over to Starbuck L. Pfau.
This, after a little consultation. was done, and
ises were quietly taken possession of by Mcssrs.
Starbuck and Pfau
The excitement at the time was great about one
thousand persons having congregated around the
brewery. Nevertheless Starbuck & Pfau went
peaceably into the office with the Sheriff, and are
now holding the fort
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RELIGIOUS NOTES
OF Interest to Our Church Goers.

VE interest I'D our Churcn GOGrS.
Bishop Jaggar will preach in St. Johns Church
on Sunday evening on Sunday and the Working
man."
The Rev. c. W. Wendte will speak tomorrow
evening on ''The Proper Observance of the Sab
bath"
The Rev. A. U. Beal will conduct services, both
morning and evening, at McKendree NJ. &
Church.
Rev. Henry Miller will discourse at Wright
Chapel Twenty-fith Ward, tomorrow morning
and evening.
The Rev. DR.. West will conduct the Bible class
tomorrow at O'Clock in the Young Mems Chris
tian Association Hail.
How Did We Get Our Bible?' will be the sub
ject of Dr. Ridgaway's discourse at St. Paul NJ E
Church to omorrow evening.
The Rev. John Rusk, of the Sixth Presbyterian
Church, Will preach tomorrow morning upon
Forces of True National Prosperity"
1.-The Christian Sabbath-Its Observance" will
be the theme of discourse tomorrow, II a. m by
Rev. j. Emery in Union Baptist Church.
1t is reported that Rev CIV Wendte of the First
Unitarian Church, has declared his intentions of
resgnng unless the Church debt be paid of.
Rev. D. w. Rhodes will preach at Church of
Our Saviour, Mt Auburn, tomorrow morning and
evening. Subject in morning, Funeral Re-
form"
Gambling in its Various Forms, Including
Cards Dice, Grab Bags, Lotteries Keno and Faro"
will be the subject of discussion by Rev. Dr. Pat
terson in the Central Presbyterian Church, to-
moro W evening.
Rev. A. N. Gilbert will repeat on Sunday night
at 7:30 at Richmoud-street Christian Chur h, the
lecture upon the Harmony of Science and Moses
in the story of creation, from which so many were
detained by the storm of last Sunday night.
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THE METROPOLIS.
Shooting Folly as it Flies.
ltional Associated Press TO the Star.

VI.
New YORK, Dec. 1.-THE Folly Theater,
formerly the Columbia Opera-house, which
was recently opened under the management
of Nine. Duclos, formerly of the Folly
Theater, Chicago, collapsed last night.
The musicians refused to play and the per
formers also refused to go on until their
salaries were paid. A large audience was
present, but there was no performance.
The Sheriff's officers finally seized every
thing, and what promised TO be an in,erASt-
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OMiOn.skin JOkers.

Special to the Star.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec III. H. Cowper,
who came here from Chicago some days
ago to examine the books Of Finer Brothers
as an expert mysteriously disappeared No
vember 4th, and his friends think he has
been foully dealt with.
Rebecca Disney, the woman recently con-
victed for opening letters at Post-office in
Eastern Kentucky, of which her husband
was Postmaster, has had her sentence res
pited by the President, to six months i'm
prisonment in the Penitentiary at Joliet,
Illinois.
Bailiff Adams arrived in the city yester-
day with s. I. Hawkins and w. J. Hawkins,
crooked distillers, from Grayson County.
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Death Record.
M FL lnnrii,er Inothn hnun han, laaaI a..

Thefollowing deaths have been placed on
record since our last report:
Vim. Monroe, 81 yrs, Scotland
Jane Burnett, 5 yrs, CITY,
Infant Hug, city.
John F. Munweiler, yrs city.
Valentine Doench, q yrs, Z. s.
Mary J. ssling, day, city
Mary Siddons, year, city
Jacob Fricker, SO yrs. Germany.
John Lewis, days city
Sabastine Heisler, "a yrs, Germany.
Leo E. Niewind 3 yrs, city.
Albert W. Moore, 33 yrs CITY
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MURDER. AND SUICIDE.
Shocking Tragedy in Hamilton this
Morning.

Specials to the Star
HAMILTON, o., Dec. This morning
about half-past o'clock, John A. Weigel a
German grocery and saloon keeper, shot
his wife through the heart and then
suicided
The wife was shot while asleep in her
bed. Domestic and financial trouble is
supposed to have been the cause.
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ROuncing of Wardens.

COLUMBUS O., Dec. THE Penitentiary
Board of Directors yesterday asked the
resignation of Warden McWhorter and
Deputy Warden Quinn. These gentlemen
both handed in their designations, which
are to take effect at future date, the Ward
ems on January 7th
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CHICAGO, Dec. AT o'clock this morn
ing, J. G. Hayward, of Fond du Lac, Wis,
student in the Chicago Medical College,
shot James Mcmahon. owner of saloon,
killing him instantly.
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Death of an Old Manufacturer.

national Associated Press to the Star.
NEWARK, N. j., Dec. Mr.. H. N. Peters,
well-known citizen, and for many years
connected with the Peters Manufacturing
Company, who have extensive works in this
city and also at Harrison, Hudson County,
died at an early hour this morning.
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A costly pair OF solitaire diamond earrings were
stolen from the residence o$ S. j. Miller ut Clepe-
land, o. while his daughters wedding reception
was in progress. The diamonds we're Il present 10
the h~S
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Free Lunch on Sundays at 161 Race street,
from "a to o'clock. Oyster soup and has
Harry Tishaus Manager.
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ALBA, Iowa, Dec. THE public school
building was burned Yesterday. 1t caused
panic among the five hundred children,
but none were injured
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Pictures and notices framed to order:
boot boxes and foot rests, at G. A. Myers,
294 Elm. 7
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Elegant brackets, towel racks, wall pock-
cts marble and wood-top stands, at 294 Ell
street, near Eighth
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Cloth Gloves for 25c and s5c per pair, at Nab
leys.
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An extra fine Cardigan Jacket all wool, for 50,
So 25 and 81 So
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Don't make mistake Nv purchasing YOUR gro
ceTics hCcre r'r iaGp ipSlSrt.4i the new store oD
NAyGian .'Fas. "i@ sr%|,H street opposite the
Custom Eouse. ease feiAetlDei this
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Grand Free Lunch,

The low prices Mabley sells Mems and Boys,
Clothing astonsh every one.
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BOARDING.
SOCIETY NOTICES.

r O. O. r. PROTECTIVE AssOCIATION-As
l. . SESSMENT No. 100 due on the death of Bro
r. T. Scho6eld, of Palmetto Lodge. No. It's.
de5-3t JOS. g. LUGTON, Secretary.
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UINESTREET CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
Y Rev. c. H. Daniels, pastor. Preaching Sunday,
at II O'Clock. Service of song in the evening, at
7:3O. oc5-Stf
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LNAMILIES WHO HAVE BEAUTIFUL PHOTO
i GRAPHS can have them painted in the new
Crystal lvo1ytype style" by artist of practical
experience in this line. and can be relied upon
for durability. Please call at studio and examine
specimens, ia Race street. F. H. ANDERSON,
Artist II
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RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY.

WALNUT HILLS NJ. Z. CHURCH.-Rev. H.
w Baker will preach tomorrow at II o'clock a.
m. and 7:30 p. m. ap13-Stf
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Observation-Disclosures.

M NANTED-Everybody to call at Green's Shoe
w Store for cheap shoes; 277 Central avenue.
de5-lm
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MISCELLANEOU

III YOU WANT TO BUY good second hand
i Clothing and Boots and Shoes go to n. HIRsH,
233 Race street. de7 5tS
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NT TANTED-ALL THOSE-That have anthracite
w stoves to use Tabers Patent Funnel, which
vii! prevent the Spl!lng oi coal on your carpets;
yon can use any kind of II bucket but it is par
ticulariy adapted for the coa!-vasc scutte Can be
had at headquarters, 24l West Fifth street and
stove dealers generally de4-6ta
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
ENOR SALE-PENDERY'S TEAS
l. OUR NEW BULLETIN OF PRICES
Young HysOn and Imperial Green:
Common to Fair 25, 80 and 35c per lb
Good Seconds Moyune, 40@6Oc per lb.
Fancy First Silver Leaf, 75990c.
OOlOng & English Breakfast Black:
Comm On to Fair 25@35c per lb.
Choice Seconds 40950c per ID.
Fancy Firsts, 60@90c.
UncOIOred JapanS:
Good New Season, at 40c per h.
Extra Choice Yamaehiro Chop, SOC per ID.
Fancy Basket Fired, new crop, zoe per lb
GunpOwder, Green:
SOC, 6oc, soc, 81; Fancy, 81 20.
Wesell pure unadulterated Teas only at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
176 West Sixth street. near Elm;
3ol Central avenue, near Court street. 1t"
EOR SALE-Window Shades SOC, Wall Paper 8
l. and l0c Memberships &c. Store 123 w. Fifth st.
de3-5t*
EOR SALE-SEWING MACHINES-Of all
l. kinds new and second hand cheap; also re-
pairing, at 5l9 Central avenue. VIM. MCFEE.
no8-tf
EOR SALE-HORSE-A No. ! family broke
Il Horse: is years old and sound dark bay
perfectly gentle. j. K. SKAATS, N. e. corner
Elghth and sycamore streets. de7-2ts
n TNTH
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ELEPHANTS! ELEPHANTSl ELEPHANTSl-
~ Patterns of Toy Elephants in sizes from to 10
inches high, at BUTTERICK'S
The New York herald., 1878-08-24

any index tine state Of trade generally But the
srksts rule in extremely healthy
condition and the prospect Is steadily improving To-day
(Fridsy) business fair in all the principal
articles. reported In detail below. On Change
flour was STEADY. wheat decidedly arm. but
less active Corn and without decided change.
whiskey and higher. Pork quiet Lard without
decided change Cotton the spot quiet futures
closed quiet and steady conee aud firm. Oils
quiet Petroleum also quiet. Resin quiet but un-
chang Spirits turpentine steady.
ASHES quoted 4Ac for pots and 5sc for pearls
AKrnosY steady At l2c l2a+c. gold for regulus
according to brand
CorrgE--rhs market for Rio duli but firm. We
the OF Ptssmy with TO- 500 bags Rio and
e32e bags santos total l6Sss bacO making tho stock
Rio and coffee in hrst hands 1886 bags We
quote :-Ordinary csrgoes. l4,ic l4iSc-; fair do,
I6hc 1895. good 40. l6%c l7c; prime do, IKE.
Ike; extreme range for iots. l4$c 1915 Santos.
ernment bags ase. a4c DO, grass m.ss 2ae. 3Sc
Sing sp0re, l6c l7c.; Ceylon l5c lSc Msracaibo,
isc i7c,; Lsgusy5a. lac lse: Jsn"ics lse & Ice !
isc Angcstura i5c. ls1ac; ssvsuiiia I3c. l6jsc.;
UoorxnAas srock vas dull We quote :-Molassss Shocks
32nch. with heads. 81 6a 81 9o sugar shocks, with
heads, ssneh. 81 81 oo do. De- 3e-inch. 81 SO . s3;
empty 5 hoops Ii feet sry to prime
S33 4 s35 do. IL feet. do. SIS $50 per NJ.
coRDAGE Was dull and without change We quote =
manila large and SIN oil per H.. i%c. ai7%c DO.
sisai rope, 9,sc iosc. New Zealand. iie. islsc.
CorroN the spot quiet Grades Of ordinary
middng inclusive. were l6c higher other goods un-
points, the arke closing steady at the decline. Todays
eon prices. compared with yesterdays were fol-
The New York herald., 1878-08-24
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT QUIET; FUTURES CLOSED
STEADY FLOUR sTEADY-wHEAT YIRMhR--
CORN QUIET-0Ars WITHOUT GRANGE
PORK eurGr- LARD UNCHANGED p-wHnKxY
BIoHER -PErRoLEUM QufEr-oiLs QUIET
SPIRITS TURPKNTISR srEADY--RosIN QUIET
coyxEE rrRM-sU0AR FIRM.
FRIDAY, August 23-6 p. NJ
Busiaess has bsea fair In most OF the pripeipai
articles Of msrchasdiss during the past week, while
few there has been unwonted activity, mainly
In those commodities In whics spectators ssjoy
espscsl facilities IN the way Of future" ransac.iors
The outlook Tor the fall business becomes brighter
witn the lapse Of almost every day,
oil shat dreaded scourge-the yellow fsver--ln the
Missusppi Valley is tho only apparent obstacle TO
good healthy business The spectators whest have
had lively time OF u during the past week, . very
large business has been done though the transactions
have been made enenumss appear very much larger
than they really II being certain that
the crop this year 10 By far the largest ever
garusred the spectators have directed their attention TO
grades dealings In which way OF future
cptcns witch call for the inv sssmcnt Of comparatively
little nosey. no deliveries being expected by either
buyer seller In most cases. have besa very heavy
The may ssid Of Of the future transactions
In and In PORK and lard the dealings In vheh seldom
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weight 5a ewt. b waxei sold for waixe 4 Ai.rson 80
Texan steers direct from the Plains, at I5sc per VILE
ooc on per head weight 54 r. ssmu.lr cold Tor N
weight ewt 33 he ad AZ &c. H. weight bsi cwt
D. ngan sold for self 80 fed fe steers - ez
per ID, weight 81. Tohey sons sold tor n motifs
% Illinois ste -l3 head at De por h., weight pa
cwt 50 head ~ sc per lb. weight ~ ews w T. Dudley
on per head weight on Vogel Rsxenstein sold fvv
Meyer Regensten l3l Illinois steers, 80 head at Sise
h. with 81 per ~ head and $l5 % head
- head a. asc per To- weights va ewi sw, strong
direct from the aims ~ head The 80 head at
81. per 10 weight 5 cwt. tor Briggs Co. IL Indiana
steers Al sslc per H.. weight 6i4 cwt.
sHstr AND LAxBs Trade steady ON = light run sheep
Quality generally good Kase ridcock sold rs Indiana
sneep, weight lUs los head. AT 5ac: per H. 22s
Canaoa lambs weight 73 Tbs head. 3c per o ~
fennsyl, lambs weisht 6l lbs per head at oc per
io 80 Jersey lambs wsins 81 los per head a1c per
10. Judd Buckine ham sold I0S Ohio sheep. weight
81 lbs head 4ssc iU6 Ohte sheep, weight
81 os head, at 4c h. l5o Ohio sheep. weight
io2 lbs per head at Sac per H. 2us state sheep weight
~ lb head, s. l22 state lambs, weight
60 lLs par head, ~ perlb 220 State lambs weight
II lbs head. at IS 80 per Davis Hal-nb-ck
2S Can lambs. ght IS lbs head al 5ssc per
h. IL Cansda lambs. wei sht 81 bs head, al 5Isc
at &c. per lh. j. Kirby Go. sod 200 Canada lambs.
weight ~ lbs per head. Ut 5ssc. per ib. hume.
Elliott Co. sold III ohio sheep. weight ~ los per
head. 4ac. per Id 225 Canada amos, weight 7s lbs
per head go per cwt I2O Canada lambs WEIGHT Is
10 los. per head. at &c. per ID.
MILcH Cows "A f.w ssJcs reported at $50 xs5 per
head COW tor So. for $40 calves always included
VEALs CALvgA-Coarss Quality calves sold at &c.
noGs-No sales. bu. 6oU head OF state hogs held on
sale on live weight
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RAILWAY BuNpR

x RAILWAY BuSpA
nu, DAD bonds were strong and In good demand.
80 and Northwestern conto olida,ed gold coupons
II s9A, with sales OF Odd lots at 100. Hansibal
W Joseph conversbles advanced from gek to
. Great Western seconds, ex x.Novembss, 1877,
re p. from "a to SAX, and 81 Paul. La Crosse div-
from 1861 to lo7 New jersey Central nrs,s
at liz, Lake Shore registered Arsts at lllK, st.
gold sevens al 10S. do, I. and NJ sdivis,ou at
i; Chicago and Northwest hnts At i07x,
higan Central sevens a. 1l2, New York Central
ION frsts ~ 1I7k. Union Pacific nrsts at 1Oo q
4 and Central Paciacs AT 1868. Toledo and Wab.
nrs's, ex coupon. rose to 100, and do, St Louis
ison, ex natured coupon, TO "a The latest bids
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whea was decidedly better out less active The safes
s.a M"srss 81 % 'ssS to ss :s..ms. SSS Ss % % 20 oi
81 IN tor NO white; also oOo bushs. No. red for
1sss:; os o ssi h.. ss
and 5000 do 40 for ssp.smos, - 81 os Ne sAlss az
s.s.a soS., b. 'S 81 s for August. IT,
ga i' ao s' ossots' 20 r'S 3d. sp.s" os
red ."is ,sr n"ss 90 oa s,e 81 g
ac os,oSsr o. IL BID 81 ios s.i.S coia w.. .ishSst
s%s, :sa " sss: August s;:s
ono s. Ss;hs; % "s.s,: No ts
..:ss "s:. me- t.: :.
Bake 55c tor No white axe 4se iov steamer 10.
e"co s"shei. .ss.%.4 August, q, 4s isSSo ss ss o
ssp.emser At 4ec sovo DO 40. oc..eer At sic. 1900
Ss % ts.s .ns socc o." ao oesSss IS ssc
" .::: TsS s%s. sA ..e - -. s'i .:s
whise, neminA, :, ss'ss NO. DO, ssc $50 No do.
do, .sac. bid. ass asssd; Ss do. ale siHs No
for . lbs ws,gks snd ii,e. Tor s.sn dsrd '0''-
tssr asp JuIs The mars., Tor j,.s butts was quiet
ieaa ars.ssa si7S ssa 80 for siosie $40 siss ior
ssio, gold f,sisn siSo slf5 gold; juse. s.s &C.
Jute butts 2sc 2yse currency cash and time Manila
so%'' so'a '''' - '' - w. ''''' ~ : ''''' :"
HIpks.-rhe mArks. was Arm We note sales Of about
aI.sis.s ssis 49, s ~ 1s sis S'a:
Us and $50 s.sa.ry :,.assssf: b I'd =. q gr,-ss terms;
Ss ,ssa o ip. aose sssns s 10 l
D.s, iss " ' s'ss's = y, si " vs
% oi y ss"'s y A.s. s 20 Z 70 ~ =; Y s.
ysv. 9rs. is -. g iSse iec a yod .sse.S
sr1 "a Ina " 10 lhs I0c lOisci cfty saurNter al
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| sales OF spot cotton: =:
| 70 Dav Lust Ereaing. Total

con.,m.,,., ao,DsS ,6s La" E.s"'"a 1e,s1 reSi
delivery tho sale: were as follows. Ys.sis.y ansrs~s
5.ss. SSs as: SO isss Ss,:njs 81
4, Dss:%Ss! SO aos Total eso9 ore.
l5oo at y 7oc. 2o1 As eec 24 AZ Il 7oc; syo at
s S g. s O 3si
S !S !. !. at Ssss%s:: S fSS
xS, @ = 200 IL Sc :: ro.. Ssiss @ Gs.as
Y ss ss Sss s:'S s. ' IL: Do' ssri %
40; v.nasS 4os cSsss..ss ss %i%inr rsos '. Nor.
'ss
S:sa s.ss
K . a.nss.s y steam: s: ssSpfs::sd; sssas%
ss ss%Rssiis y
Drugs. &c..Op,um remained nominal At *a 75 gold in
sss: . sias s"S -
an sna and R'i ao g.
s:d .:
qaotsd ~ ~ Rochelle salts we're quiet At SOLE for
sr ~. ' potash %
1 81 @ i0SSo % At 10 % Sss
4 sd nsS .rs. ~ o. a:
Sss sea: isf s;y:s: ana iss ssid; for Scwss::d;
.ss.s .ns acid s sse .sd I'd sssd
@ ssn' sns Ss s sSe'sS as
Sc 81 IS for old Ard new. o.nOIo, wa. Quoted =.
s f.. sss a ss s% ;ss c,.: ;..f
aerso In bbs sud 3O].c ior boxes alcoholics
5s!s,% ss '.s & "s''
:a::S s' s.s;: :s' ss::
sss sss is5 :o,: os,.,:a.s sr%
@ sne ss
Aps.ssn Quoted s s e spanish 8. 50 u., $40 s"n
S s. oss sa ys s sns " 70
Rhubarb was quiet 81 price. ranging from Soc TO 81 10
Ginger was quoted At lie i7ae for Jsm.,s eloschsd
sod sssoraias % p.ea.ss sa ''ss
~ ,S: !; s: Ss::i T.. sI I ss1 \:
ss%ss ~: :;n6ta g: .rS5!s g. g:
s. 4
rs as a. s. o ,o b s sr S'; S :":
man on'ss W.: quiet Hs s Sc rra...se potash va:
.lisa ss.ss,s 1.%s;, Ssi.
o:::i. were sns,ss ss AIn,s. asws[.
4 Sc: ,or xho': :nd i4s tor powdered Gum ssdd.
si:a s:: s.:i ~ a:!:s
Gcs sss HI was :sd &c. % mat a. hs:
isessd Ieorcs pa.,s cs.Orla =. Doe so.ni.n solid.
ass 5se large s s'% Ga..ISs % a. Sic Sc ' sss 5
s%s n :ds % We @ ssrsa%s Is ss
Sn... % y. rose. ~ .n.. oil cassie. 4 nj
rods oil e.rAway 81 rs AZ 80. oil ere.on, 81 s7..;
do tMch.m). SIS; oil cloves 81 ~ - ~; oil winter
gree. oil M 81 S.9 s s eSl.Ss, S DssnyF''- no~i
Frsn The gensr all quiot with sales within
range last quoted
fLouR AND GRAiN.-keceipss-fionr. 12,577 bbs
wheat 2so 100 busnels meal. ol3 bbis. and i78
corn $50 bushsis oats ~ Ux0 do 80
do barley mxt II z73 do flour stsaay The SAFES.
ineluaing State Western and southern, i4OU bD
within the annexed range. hye nour ruled steady.
witt sales of Dbls Corn meal nrm;
1r,l and wi tuiu We
The New York herald., 1878-08-24
MEMORANDA.

The imports Of dry goods at the port OF New York
for the weeE ending to-day 5o6 s12 and the
amount marketed 81, ,s2o,957. The total imports Of
dry gooes since JasuAsy were $4s sos sss, and the
fetal amount marketed $5o,411,447.
The msvsnsnt OF grain a. some OF The leading
to-day was:--
yo-Receipts Of wheat, IA, ,es4 bushels; snip
.'O6 $40 do. Receipts Of corn, 377,3sl bushels;
pls, "a, 900 40.
-akce--Rsosip,s OF whsat, 800 busheis;
ts. 900 do Receipts Of corn, 1000 bushsls;
MIS-, 400 do.
lien Pacific Railroad Company reports that
So7, ,6T2 acres Of land at average per acre
$40 irsm December IL, 1871, 10 August 10.
rs sale provides Tor the cancellation Of
q 66 Of laud grant bends, leaving il tho
hcths company l1,2sa. s2s scros tor the un.
5,eaiancs, t2,2ss, ,4s7 80