davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1878-12-05

SEATTLE IS m,nga Temperance reviv-
a. and Judge Lewis has been TO the front
with al able Address upon the subject.
, 1878-12-05

The Catholics Of Olympia contemplate
building IL church In that city at an early
day.
, 1878-12-05

PROF. Roberts concert this evening Is
expected TO be the event of the season.
, 1878-12-05

SOME OF our lawyers are attending court
az La Conner.
, 1878-12-05

C,FRANK CLAPP, Proprietor,

yI,ms WELLKSOWS AND POPULAR
U1use has been refurnishch and reftred
m ali M. Departments. and Il nOH prepared 10
furnish first class accommodations 10 it,
patrons. Being ellgibly situated u u easy ~
nrcr-- by the travelling public. IT. table will
always 6c supplied with the best the marke,
nnorI-. Rooms for families, with board by
he day or week. 10
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with liberal offerings at 81 15@l 20 per brl Of bu,
and S5699Oe per brl Of bu. Turks Island held
ut 33Cg35c per bu, Liverpool coarse at 81 l0@l 70
per suck.
bu, and timothy jobblns slowly at 81 35@l 40 per
bu in store. Flax In fair demand at 81 I5@l % per
bushel.
soAP-Falr demand and quiet market We
quote 614@61ze for German, 5t4G6c for olive and
41I695c for common yellow per b.
SUGAR-Steady market, but with moderate de-
mand and ample supply. New Orleans is selling
at 7QeSc per lb for raw, refined yellow S14aS4c ex-
and powdered at 10A@101zc, crushed at 1890
t034c, and cut loaf at i0X@i1c per ID.
STARCH-Moderate demand and selling at314
611c per lb for pearl, as 10 brand
TALLOW-The market was quiet and steady,
without any change. Country selling at &c in
packages, and city at TIC loose per H.
TEA-tair eonsumptive demand and steady.
We quote: Oolong 30@55c; souehong, 35@9Oc;
Young Hyson, So@9oe: Imperial, Soae0c: Gun
powder, 5De@S1; ana Japan, 4Oe175c per 10.
T1NNEhS' STOCK-Had a steady market and
fairly active at previous prices. We quote: Zme
slab 7@Sc; sheet, 71a@sc; bock-tin, 1920; solder
l29l6c copper ingols, l9c; bottoms, 3Oc; brazteFS
sheets, 2Sc tin pate TX, per box, 50 25@l0 25; do
40C per cent discount rom price list.
WOODEN WARE-The demand was fair and
prices steady. We quote: Washboards 81 1902 IS;
buckets two-hoop, u 3O@1 GO; tubs, No. l, 50 500
nests OF S. 81 75@3 churns, No. l, S9@9 30; No. 2,
$8@S so; and No 8. S76I7 so per dozen.
WOOL-Has undergone little or no change. The
supply is moderate and demand light Prices
nominally unchanged, as follows: Unwashed, fine
mIerino, 22@24c; clothing, 23@26c; medium de-
lalne, 2sa3Oc; long combing, 30@32c. Washed, me-
dium tleeces, 356g3Sc; fine eeces, 3s6g40c; deane
Heeces, 35a4Oc; long combing, 42(944c tub-washed,
S3ee39c; and pulled, .27@30c per lb. BURY and
tons
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to Hot Springs Ark, shot time ago for his
health, state that he is much better and
will be home Wednesday of next week.
Marshals Franz and Vogt arrested two
men near the d. & NJ Depot, and on search
ing them found complete set of burglar
tools One of them succeeded in escaping
from Constable SimoHs, in whose charge
they were left, but the other was landed
safely in the calaboose, and will have hear
ing to-day.
SPRINGFIELD,O
The wife of John S. Shewalter, City Clerk,
was buried yesterday.
Leonard Holman and David B. Cristie
have opened cabinet shop on Fisher
street.
MAYORS CouRT.-Walter Ward, drunk,
81 80. Five saloonists we're arrested to-day
for violating the Sunday ordinance. They
all pleaded not guilty.
The Brain residence, at the East End, is
reported to have been entered during sun
day night, supposed by tramps, who got
about $40 in money, it is believed.
The Board Of Education organized last
night by electing VIM. Conklin President
and Thos. P. Sanders Clerk. The vote on
President stood: Conklin 9, Smith and
Burnett1.
The Springfield Bar Association met last
night for the election of officers with the
following results: President, Samuel Bowan,
Esq; Vice President, George Spence, Esq. !;
Secretary, J. J. Hanna, Esq; Treasurer, c.
r. White, Esq. The following committees
were appointed: Executive Committee
Messrs. Cochran, Gillett and Hogan. Com
mittee on gation-Messrs. Mower,
c. T. Marten and Robbetts Library Com
mittee-Messrs Pringle, Dugdall and
Arthur, Ogleeve and Scott. Sergeant-at-
arms-Robt. Woods.
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WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CEN
CINNATI MARKET.
CINCINNATI, April 16, 1872 P. NJ.

FLOUR-Was rather easy, and prices tending
downward during the week, with the usual good
conslnnptive demand, but not much doing beyond
trade brands but ranging So 50@6 % for fancy
hsld to at fu" SGs4 f'5pep % psr Extra br S"
not much on the market; super quoted at S3 65@
per brl, and light inquiry Tor t; low grades dun
and offering at s. 6093 10 per brl Rye flour quiet
and quoted up 81 50 for choice northwestern and
inferior at % lO@s % per brl. Spring wheat flour
had fair inquiry and selling at "a S5@5 10 for or
dinary and 50 25g5 50 for the finer grades the out
side for choice Minnesota.
WHEAT-The demand was light and the mar
ket had downward tendency i'll tine early part of
the week, but IS now firm though still inactive,
having but fair milling demand. Prime white
is quoted 81 l8, and similar grade of red at 81 Is
per bu, with choice lots held lY2c more Amber
is quoted at about same as white, Inferior quail
ties are dull down to 81 10 for ordinary white and
81 for red and about nominal
OATS-The market continued quiet all the
week, the demand being still merely for local feed
ing purposes but held steady and closing with lit
tie ii any variation i'll prices. Mixed sample lots
are quoted at 27@29c per bu for fair to fully prime
White held at SIC for very choice and 29g3lc for
good to prime.
BARLEY-There was not much doing, and the
receipts are propor,tionately moderate though
ample Spring is held nomlnally at 45@5Oc for
good to prime Fall will sell at 43c for choice 40
g4le for prime, and S5@SSc for fair to good per
nA4-t1ulet market duu Sleuuyy Tue ucInunu
being moderate and ample receipts. Good sample
quoted 5S@59c and prime held at Coo per bu, on
track. Held l@2e more in elevator
CoRN-Had good demand. and though it
opened weak is now firm, with only moderate Of
ferings Sales at the close oi several carloads Of
prime mixed ear at 42c per bu. Mixed sheled is
quoted 42@4sc per bu for No 9 in elevator, and 4lo
on arrival. White corn is held nominally l@2c
higher than mixed
LARD-Has been quiet and easy, with merely q
fair i0bbiDp demand hit is frner at the close.
Current make is quoted 6s5@l7c per Id, and held
at the latter. Prime winter steam Is held at I056g
TIC per lib, but is merely nominal, scarcely any
being on the market Kettle leaf is held up to Sc
for jobbing lots of city aud Offering at 72s@71ac
for country per lb.
BACON--Continued inactive and prices were
steady and rtQrninaliy unchanged with moderate
offerings Shoulders are quoted 4146s.iS0e, clear
rib sides 1t 51a955sc, and clear sides at 5s4@51sc
per Id, an packed Loose would bring about &c
less THAI THESE figures.
BULK MEATS-The demand has continued
light but prices were sustainedf and the market
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Board OF Public Works.

The Board met in regular session. All
the members present, and President Bell in
the chair.
The Supervisor was directed to employ
the necessary men to put Locust street in
proper repair from Mount street to Mason
street.
Permission was granted the Inclined
Plane Railway Company and others to con-
struct sewer on Mt. Auburn.
The Supervisor was directed to report the
names of contractors for street repairs
whose negligence require that legal notice
should be given. them.
The contract for the improvement of Nc
Mullen street was awarded to John Burns,
for the improvement of Wheeler street to
Gaffney & Crowley, and for repairing the
Vine-street Bridge to c. Buckley.
A bill of 1925 for paving Pearl street was
ordered paid.
The Superintendent of Water-works was
directed to repair the stop-box and hydrant
on Vine and Baker streets
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leum duh: crude, s54@s76c; refined, lie. Whisky
quiet Western, 81 061a@l on.
New YORK, April l6.-Flour; No. 2, s. SQ@4.
super State and Western, 81 I0a8 rs; common to
good extra, SOS Is; good to choice IS 2oS5 IS;
white wheat extra, S. 9096 50; fancy Sc 55Q17 rs;
extra Ohio, IS 05@6 95; st. Louis, s. 1907 Isl
Minnesota patent Sc 75(a8 40. Rye hour
81 25@ei co. Corn-meal 81 2592 75 Wheat:
rejected spring, 81 05 steam, No. spring, 81 2OI
No. 2 Northwest. 81 2401I 25; No. / spring 81 28%
al 3O12; No. red winter 81 34@1 81; No. lido.
s. SS4; No. white, 81 39@1 40; extfa do, 81 go
4215; No. white, 81 35; steam do. 81 80. Rye
easier and fairly active: Western, 7097251c. Bar
ley steady: Canada, 85c Malt duh and un-
changed. Corn 6rmer: hot Western mixed, 446s
Ace; ungraded do 47g15c steam mixed, 51@511ac
do, white, sic; do, yellow, Size; No. 2
53g531ac; high, mixed, 52lc Oats firmer: mixed
Western, 331a@35c; white Western, 34a40c. Hay
shipping, GD@65c. Hops dull: Western, 5@Sc
Coffee less firm: Rio, cargoes, 14@17c; jobbing j.
9l71sc, gold. Sugar dull: fair to good refining
7$4g73sc; prime, &c; refined, 91s@ioc. Molases
unchanged. Rice quiet and unchanged. Petro-
eum dull: crude, 619c; refined, 11%c. Tallow
steady at 797 7-1sc. Stnned resin 571l962l4e
Spirits turpentine firm. Eggs unchanged Mess
pork quiet, but firm, az 50 S2,4@lo. Beef dull;
Western long clear mddles steady at 530c. Lard:
prime steam stronger at 73215(97 S5e Butter
old Western 7g13e. Cheese steady at 6@121ze.
Whisky fifmer at 81 03
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VlIVCIFNhII'
There was rather brisk trade this week, show
ing considerable increase over that reported for
the previous week. A downward tendency is OBJ
served in cotton goods more especially in prints.
The market otherwise is steady
BROWN MusLIN-Pacific extra Sc: Trion A, A.,
A,713c; Anchor A, TIC; Long Branch s15c In
dian Orchard D W, 9e; Hadley, Sea Island, 101ac;
Pepperell, N, SIC; o, 634c; R, nc; +, SIC.
sgS4c;' Western do, 6t4(97c and seconds at 614@
512c per yard.
TIcKrNGs- CCA, 121Ic: C T, 1890
Gold Medal, 151@c; Extra Medal, 17c Queen OF
the West "A, 16, IL, 20, 22a, IS, 2S and 3oc Amos
keag A G A, 17c.
JEANs-Newport, 1Sc; Winona 1sc; Pewee Val
ley 25c: Minneola, Csc; Atlanta, soc; Gibaltar,
3712c; American, 45c: Laurel Hill, 4215c Queen
City, SOC; Dayton, 271ac
PRINrs-standaris quoted at 51a@6c, and shirt
ings at 454@5l4c per yard
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Boston. April 16-Flour steady and unchanged
Corn dull and unchanged. Oats dull and un-
changed
oswEGo, April 16.-Wheat dull: No. l Milwau-
kee Club, 81 30; white Western, 81 3S Oats
mixed Western, 54c.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 16.-Flour quiet: fancy, Sc
@G 50; family $5@5 50. Wheat quiet: No..2 red
81 Is. Corn: mixed, 371a@3Sc. Oats 26c. Rye,
sic. Provisions quiet.
PITTsBURG, April 16.-Wheat: Choice red Ohio
and Pennsylvania, 81 23@1 IS; medium, 81 20;
Southern amber. I'll 25@1 2S; white, 81 2S@1S0
Barley: Fall 5Og6Qc; spring, 55@65c, Oats heavy:
White, 32@3Sc; mixed, 30@31c. Corn: Yellow,
shelled, 4G@47c; high mixed, 45@46c; yellow, ear
@O@5lc; high mixed, 47@4Sc. Rye scarce; held al
60Gt65c.
Wheat: Arrived cargoes dull and declined about
Is; Chicago 4Ss@4Ss Cd red winter 53s, California
57s; cargoes to arrive duh and lower; Chicago at
47s@47s I'D, California ut 5Ss@56s. Arrival for Or
ders light Corn dull and heavy Arrived cargoes
of new 26s 3d. do to arrive at 25s@25s 3D. Arrivals
for orders light
LOUISVILLE, April 16.-Flour dull and un-
changed Wheat dull; red. 81 l5@1 .lG; amber
and white, 81 20. Corn in fair demand: white,
45c; mixed, 42c. Oats easier: white, SIC mixed,
SOC. Rye dull ut 60c. Hay dull at $99ll. Pork
quiet at So Lard quiet but steady: choice leaf
tieree, 7s4@71sc; do kegs, s1a@st4c Bulk meats
quiet at 312@5]sg5sssc, Bacon scarce and firm at
CSC whisky Steady At 81 o. Tobacco dull and
unchanged
LIVERPOOL. April 16-Flour: American extra
State unchanged at 2Ss. Wheat steady: Spring,
lis 5d(a11s l0d California Club, 1lS9d912s I'd; do
average, lis 5d@lls 10d. Corn steady: old 2SS9
23s 3D. new, 26s I'll. Oats quiet Clover seed dull
at 40S@42s. Canada peas dull at Sos. Petroleum:
spirits I'd, refined l054d. Pork: Western de.
clined Is; dull at Sos. Bacon: long clear advanced
Id, and steady at 27s Cd: short clear advanced 3d.
and steady at 2Ss 10: shoulders advanced 3D. and
dull at 9Os I'd. Beef: extra India mess declined
Is and dull at l09s. Lard: prime Western ad-
vanced I'd, and is steady at 37s Cd. Cheese: Amer.
ican choice declined Is and dull at 6is. All other
articles unchanged.
PHILADELPHIA. April 6.-Floar quiet: super
fine 81 5O@4; extra, 81 5O@6: Pennsylvania fam
lily, s6@G 81 Minnesota do, s. 75a6 25; high grades
and patent, 81 30. Wheat strong: amber, 81 32@
81 IS; red 81 29t9l 30; white. 81 3SCa1 10. Corn
strong yellow, 5ac; mixed, 52c; May laEac; June,
53e Oats dull: White Western, Sfc:
mixed Western, Slc Rye unchanged.
$40 Beef hams, Sl66llG So Beef India mess,
81 50a24 90. Hams, SSdfac. Lard quiet: city ket-
tie re. Butter dull: creamery, 3OQJ33c;. Western
Reserve, 221a5c. Eggs dull; Western, ll5a@l2c,
Cheese qulet Western choice. l21s@lg54e. PetEo'
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The Courts.

The will of Edward Mcdonald was pro-
bated. The testator bequeathed $40 per
year to the st. Peters and st. Joseph s
Orphan Asylum, $50 per year TO the clergy
of St. Xavier Church, $40 per year to the
St. Vincent de Paul Conference of St..
Xavier Church, $40 per year to the Holy
Family Sodality, and to his daughter, who
is known in religion as Sister Anna Cecilia,
of the Order of Sisters of Charity, 5000 per
year.
SUPERIOR.
Eliz Galavan against Margaret B. Kane
An action to recover for SANDER. The jury
found for the defendant
UNITED STATES.
Lewis Ncwburgh filed his voluntary petit
ton in bankruptcy. Liabilities, $l96lO 81;
assets, claimed as exempt, 1929 So
An interesting suit, in which Henrietta
Wood, an old colored lady, sues Zeb. Ward
for $15, 900 damages for being kidnapped in
1858 and sold into slavery, is in progress
POLICE
Drunkenness-Barney Eggen, Belle Ed
wards and Annie L. King, dismissed; D. w.
Thomas and Kate Martin, $40 each; Belle
Birch, Kate German, 20 days; Geo. Sheedy,
So.
Disorderly Conduct - Kate and Rosa
Brown and VIM. Carter, dismissed; Thomas
McGraw, $40; Frank Buckner, s.; Henry
Wefertz, continued to April goth.
Assault and Battery-Jennie Henry, 20
days; John J. Daney and Frank Wise, dis
missed; John Ryan, S3; Peter Butler, con-
tinued to April 18th. 49,,
Miscellaneous-Anton Harmon, abusing
family, dismissed; Harrison Bowers, same,
continued to April. 10th; J, H. Kelly, keep
ing place where intoxicating liquors are
sold, continued to April 23d; J. Ryan, same,
continued to April 18th; Alex. Mcdonald,
selling explosive oil, continued to April
30th; Geo. w. Fought assault with intent
rape, dismissed; Jacob Klein, petit larceny,
to continued to April 2Sd; John Finley,
same, 80 days; James Mcdonald, James
Carson, James D. Barker and Charles
King, street begging, 80 days each; Will
ianl Walkers, grand larceny continued to
April Goth; Barney Eggen, committing a
nuisance, dismissed; Ed. Norris incorrigi-
bility, dismissed; John Puttenop, thief, con
tinued to April Goth; Sarah McDougal and
May McDougal, street walking $40 each; /;
John Smell, carrying concealed weapons, So; ;
Victoria Smith and Anna Brady, vagrancy,
30 days; Thomas Larkins known pick
pocket, continued to April 10th; Lewis
Stark, lettering, 80 days,
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A $4,000 Fire.
The Frame Factory of A. Joseph Nurre
Again Burned Down.

y, Il Il
nv pcioch ia'' nis'i' "h aiarin VI
nre was gwen 10 Engine company NO. by
Alderman Mulvihill to the effect that A.
Joseph Nurre's molding, frame and mirror
factory, ON the corner of Broadway and
Bedinger alley was on fire. The Fours
we're quickly on the grounds but soon
found that the fire which was in the rear
of the third and fourth stories, was almost
beyond their control. and a general alarm
from Box Al was turned in, which brought
out the entire Department. Bythis time the
entire rear end of the building above the Sec
ond story was burning furiously, and in
spite ofthe many streams of wa,er " hich
were poured upon 1t, continued to spread
through the building. AT o'clock the
roof fell IN, and the whole upperportion OF
lhe factory broke out IN a mass OF flames,
winch made 1t necessar,e to remove the lad
aers ana play ON the flames from the street
below. The material IN the building, how
ever, was nearly all consumed, and the
llallles pegah 10 dle ont. ny O'CLOCK little
renamed put the blackened ruins.
Inc oulIalhg IS 1Ve-story prlck, and mas
peen put recently rebuilt, having been a de-
s.I9yeo oy IRE on the 2Sth OF last May Inc
ceilar contained me boller and engine ana
a lot OF lumber Inc frst tand "a, second stores
contained the machinery, The third story
was '', used as stoTe-room. The fourth noor 1et,
mss 31IuPieu G py we Mo{kliiel, anu .ne iiIil
o,e+ oLn,,+ t1o 400 M ,.ca1. =, az .l>i.J
oooU ''poaO %io'ovo. ihe oIooA ~ ~ 'iio .hiio
story was valued at about $2O,UOO and the
total value or STOCK and machinery Will
range from 5000 to 10000.
The factory employed about eighty-fve
hands, and when work ceased, at $50
o'clock last evening" the fires were all sup
posed to be out, as usual. Fifteen minutes
before the fire was discovered the private
watchman made tour of the building, and
could see nothing wrong.
THE LOSS AND INSURANCE.
The fire was still smolderinp at O O'Clock
this morning: and until an honr after this
the engines kent on throwing streams Of
water unon the ruins
Mr.. Nurre has not vet examined fully
into the nature of the loss and insurance
The former will undonbtedlv amount to
s75, 900, as he had an unusually heavy and
costly amount of stock in The bEiIdinc He
estimates his loss on This at over 40 600
The machinery wos tut l;ttle dam.oad ond
this was covered Nv insurance The in
suronno IN tba s+ocl, viii nnt rooob ovnr
s1o ooO On tho bniid;ng and machiner,
the insurance will nro5ablv amonnt to
S4O 600
The follovine are the statist;cs of tba in
suranca in.foraion n,nan;as.
phnaniv ,In+,,o, 00i'p p''ii''' O, mn
Corn City Mutual Zoo
Merchants and Manufacturers of Mansfeld.. 1000
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Local Personals.

Judge E. Blaine, of Texas, is at the St.
James.
MrW. T. Ormsby of this city. leaves this
evening for Londonderry, Ireland.
Mrs. T. S. Morgan, OF Kirkwood, Mo-, and
her sister, Mrs. Lou, Casey, are guests OF
Mrs. Dorsey, No. 167 West Seventh street
R. A. Thompson, Esq, of Memphis, Post
master and editor of the Avalanche, is in
the city; accompanied by his wife. They
are stopping at the Burnet House.
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HOGS-Are selling at S3g3 % for common So 30
@S 45 for fair to good light IS 5@3 80 for fair 10
good packing, and S. 50@3 GO for good to choice,
with quiet and weak market.
CATTLE--Are in moderate demand and steady
with little or no change in prices We quote COM
mon to medium at $2g3, good at S3 50g4 90, and
choice at 81 25(94 rs per Genital.
SHEEP-selling slowly, but prices firm at $40
SO for common IS 75@4 % for medium, and
81 50a5 for good TO choice
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rs- IN order to accommodate Eastern adver
tisers In the STAR, Mr.. f. Duncan Sniffen, No. Y
Astor House, New York City, has been appointed
cur general ami special agent for the Eastern
States. This will oe branch office of the STAR,
MIR. snifen being authorized to make advertising
contracts on our behalf and receipt all collections
therefor in ourname.
hS--THE Covington Office Of the STAR is at No.
7East Pike street, in Hardin's Insurance Office.
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FINANCIAL.
CINCINNATI, April 16-1 SOP. M.

CINCINNATI, April 16--1 SOP. M.
Gold is frmer to-day Local dealers are buying
at zoos and selling at 1907. Colo checks drawn
on New York at 1905.
Exchange on Eastern cities steady, with moder-
premium
Sterling has light demand and rates easy. We
quote sight at 4 50, and &C days at 81 S6 in gold
per {.
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SCKfMEHL AND BARTLETT.

The Walkers at the Highland House
The following is the result of the walk between
Messrs. Schmehl and Bartlett at the Highland
House this forenoon:
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BOARDING.

DOARDING-Peac Dining Room, 175 Ses
ID Fifth street-Full dinner 20c 81 meal ticks
for 49, good until used; meals served to order.
-p166t
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For MenlplsiS.

TUESDAY, 18th, at P. NJ POSITIVELY,
~ =. ANDY BAUM, III. J. Vinton Master
Lssbs - Apply on board, or to Royse d Mosset
d - Agents, OIL n. o. Wharfboat.
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Another Savings Bank Gone.-
National Associated Press to the Star.
BosToN, April 16.-The Immigrants Saw
Eings Bank, of this city, was enjoined this
morning
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Enr New Orleans.

TUESDAY, 10th, at P NJ POSITIVELY,
se = GOLDEN RULE, o. P..Shinkle Master
Lsf& Apply on board, or to Royse y Mossct
J. c. Dorman q Co., Matt McGuir
George Charter, Agents.
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Cincinnati Live Stock Market.
CINCINNATI, April 16-2 P. M.
The following are the receipts and shipments of
i've stock for the past "a hours:
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For Tennessee River.

FRIDAY, 10th, at P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
E< = LAURA L. DAVIS, ]. G. Reno, Master
sRss Apply on board, or to James S. Wise
k<k1eD Superintendent
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For Louisville.

THIS DAY, 18th, at 5 p. NJ, POSITIVELY,
~ y. GENERAL LYME, B. Merrieiees,
llf55ssISSS Master. Freight received on Wharf
sszsszsSaH boat foot OF Vine street. Thes. Sller
ock, President.
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For POneroy.
For Huntington.

THIS DAY, 16th at a P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
R= h. the c. Il o. r. r. Packet B0ST0NA,
Lsss&2%Er l. Bryson. Master. Freight RECEIVED OF!
saEs@zaae Wharfboat foot of Broadway. W.
Honshell, Supt
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-16
For Wheeling

THIS DAY, 10Th; at P NJ, POSITIVELY,
R.S h HUDSON, William List, Master. APP
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