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(tirst publication October 10Th, 1879 No 1l3.
PR0BATE,-MANIToWoC COUNTY COURT.
4 In the matter of the estate of John Proeli dc.
ceased. -' w
70 all whom it may concern: Letters of ad-
mlnlslration said estate of John proell de-
ceased having been issued to Adolina ProcU ON
Ihe th day OF October A. H., 1879 and SIX months.
from and after said day being allowed and limited
lor Creditors TO present their claims for cxamina
non ana allowance, notice Is hereby given tina;
the undersigned will. On the second Tuesday of
each month during the next six months and ON
me last day 80 limited for hearing claims at thu,
Probate Office III the city of Manitowoc in said
county, receive examine and adjust all claims and
demands OF a. persons against said deceased
Dated, October 7. 1879.
MICHAEL kiRWAN, County Judge
II. " a W , 4. IuTnef AttyS. nOVG
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ELECTION day was almost funeral in
its quietness in the city. No interest
was taken whatever and about the only
thing that marked it as day different
of farmers. There seemed to be no ac-
tive work done for any candidate, and
about the only remark that bore repeti-
ton was, ga very light vote this fall"
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W-ANTED!
CARPENTERS and Cj2QlkeTS !

The undersigned Eishes to employ 10 or Y Car
pente:s and CaUlkers, Immediately. Apply 10
GEO. o. SPEAR,
OCtgu Sturgeon Bay. Wis
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MANITOWOO MARKET.

The following are the current prices
of the various articles of produce as re
ported for us by J. Schuette & Bros.
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LIST OFLETTERS.

READ Senftenberg's advertisement on
this page.
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Sores, rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pain in
the Bones, Side and Head, Female
Weakness, Sterility, Leucorrhma, arising
from internal liberation, and Uterine
disease, Syphilitic and Mercurial dis
| eases, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Emaoiation,
General Debility, and Tor Purifying the
Blood.
This Sarsaparillais combination of
vegetable alternatives - Stillingia, Man
drake, Yellow Dock with the Iodides
OF Potassium and Iron, and is the most
etiicacious medicine yet known for
the diseases it is intended to cure.
It's ingredients are so ski!fully COM
bined, that the full Alternative effect of
each is assured, and while it is so mild
as to be harmless even to children, it is
still so etfectual as to purge out from the
system those impurities and corruptions
which develop into loathsome disease.
The reputation it enjoys is derived
from its cures, and the confidence which
prominent physicians all over the coun-
try repose in it, prove their experience
of its usefulness.
Certificates attesting its virtues have
accumulated, and are constantly being
received, ana as many OF csc cases are
publicly known, they furnish convincing
evidence Of the superorit Of this Sar-
saparilla over every otl.1r Alternative
medicine. So generally its superb
GRITTY 10 any other medicin known, that
We need do no more than to assure the
public that the best qualities it has ever
possessed are strictly maintained.
PREPARED BY
Dr. J. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and 4noiytical Chemists.
SOLD EY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
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SeDftenberg's South Side
Temple Of Fashion,
Opposite Schuette Bros. Store.

received to-day large assortment of Nubias,
Hoods, Scarfs' Baby Caps, etc. and those at the
lowest possible prices
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in
lYmen
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S. 8. SHERWOOD,
GEN'L LAND AGENT,

Has for sale Farms and Lands in the Counties
of Nanitowoc, Calumet, Brown, Door &C., Wis
Nso lots and houses i'll the City of Manitowoc
Wis.
Also, S0Ge acres of good Pine Lands in
Marathon. Chippewa, Ashland, sc, countiaSWis
Also, about i000, 3G0 acres OF Burlington &
No. River Il. II. Cos Lands in the Southern
part of the State of Iowa and the Southeastern;
part of the State OF Nebraska, on 10 wears time
with six per cent interest. Persons wishing to
buy or sell Farms, Lands and Lots, or wanting
TO employ an agent in any business of Land
matters, will please give me call, in person
Wis 9marchTGIy w
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STRAYED,

Came into my enclosure in section 10 town Of
Gibson, about the 2Srd day of September, one
white and red COW about twelve years old. The
owner is requested 10 prove property pay charges
and take her away
CLARK H. HAMMOND.
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KILLED.

vounp man named Michael Hewitt,
aged 20, son of Martin Hewitt OF TINS
city was killed by being thrown from the
cars when entering the city of Milwaukee
on Sunday last Jus. outside the city
there is bridge under which the tram
passes. Conductor Shay and some others
think he was knocked Of the cars by
coming in contact with the bridge. En-
gineer Donohue's opinion on this matter
is the best and he says Hewitt did not
fall off the cars until after the train pass
ed the bridge. He had set the brakes on
the TWO first cars and was proceeding to
the third car which was about two feet
higher then the other cars. Mr.. Dono-
hue says the roofs of the cars were very
slippery and there cannot be much
doubt that Hewitt slipped while walking
on the third car.
Whether he was killed by the fall or
dragged by the moving train it is diff
cult to say. He was not missed until the
train reached the depot. A piece OF a
knit Jacket, some say on break bar,
others on an OF cup, showed that he was
thrown from the car. The train was
backed up and Hewitt was found in the
middle of the track, breathing but I'M
conscious. His head was bruised, and
it is believed one of his legs was broken.
There were indications that he ha q been
dragged some distance and there were
signs that he was pulled over the IA to
the inside of the track. The accident &C.
Cured about half past six and Hewitt
died about one quarter past eight.
A special train was sent from this city
for the remains which arrived here on
Sunday evening. The deceased was an
Industrious, sober, reliable young man.
He had worked on the road for some
time and every one speaks well for him.
His friends have the sympathy of the en-
tire community.
His funeral took place on Tuesday and
was largely attended. He was buried
at Maple Grove.
The New Home Sewing Machine
seems to have been quite successful this
fall in taking premiums at eastern fairs.
We hear recently of the following instan-
ces: First premium at Berkshire, Co.,
Mass, fair, over Singer, Wheeler & Viii
son and White; first premium at New
Milford, Conn, fair, over Singer, Do
nestle, White and Stewart; first premium
at Manchester, Vermont, fair, over Sing
er, Domestic and White; first premium
at the Oswegatchia fair, held at Ogdens-
burg, n. Y; over domestic, Wheeler &
Wilson and White.-Ihe ,Se,0ing Ma
chine AdUance, Chicago.
This machine also took the first premi-
um at our county fair. 1t can be pur-
cha sed of Lehmkuhl & Dicke, Washing
ton str; Get, south side.
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A TEACHERS meeting will be held in
the school house near Mulholland's on
Saturday Nov. S, 1879. Teachers and
friends of education are respectfully re-
quested to attend and participate in the
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Ayer's
Sarsaparilla

For Scrofula, and all
scrofulous diseases, Erysi-
pelas, Rose, or St. Antho-
ny's Fire, Eruptions and
Eruptive diseases of the
skin, Ulcerations of the
Liver, Stomach, Kidneys,
Lungs, Pimples, Pustules,
Boils, Blotches, Tumors,
letter, Salt Rheum, Scald
Head Pin cryvO,,, JTloor,
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First notification October 1s 1870

7. y. TIEFtE,
Sheriff Of nanitowoc County, Wis
Don A. Shove, Plaintiffs Atty. nov 90
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that the materials are vastly superior to those
generally used, and that we would have our pat
rons satisfaction and good WILL rather than their
money,
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DR.. J. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Inoi3ticat Chemists.
SOLD EY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
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per dozen. Turkeys at e@6t<c per H. Ducks st
o. 7b@g %. ami asese at s. sOtss 81 per d'~sn.
and dull
Powder and Shot quiet and steady. Quoted ior
rife pnwier at 81 Ses5 %, agd blasting g. q 90
at s2l@2i 50 per keg.
Rags are IN mnderate demand and steady
White cotton at SIC, mixed at 2He per ID. Com-
mon wov,Sn :, ic. ana tine at l2slsc PC; b
Soap Is in fair demand and Steady. We quote
mon yellow at 2sz6aSe per ID. -r-ss 4.
Starch is IN far demand and selling at 30yAd
for prime pearl. and 7@7tsc for gloss per lh
Salt IS firm and supply light Liverpool coaso
held at 81 ~ per sack. Turks Is ana at Ssseoc
per bu. Michigan at 81 Do per brl OF go lbs.
Seed: Timethy is jobbing moderately at s. Go
Is per bu in store Glover sells at SIC Per ID fot
store lots, and s14@sske on arrival. Flax seed
quiet etand steady at 81 2l91 50 per bu. L., I.
Tallow is III lair demand and irm and moderate
offerings at 61se per 10 for prime.
Tinners stock rs In mDdeGle demand. Prices
steady. We quote: Z,Ic slab 7c: sneet ga
9bac; block tin. 21@sse; solder l5ea@p1se; copper
ingots, 2ic; bottoms 35,: brrziers' sheet 2SteSle
per 10; tin plate. TX, SO 50qll, and c, IS 5VS9
per box. sHr .'ar4 Hfs
Veget ,bles Sweet potatoes sell at S2a3 for good
to choi per hri. Onions at $3C9S Is per bri and
quiet. Cabbage dH and urge receipts and sell
ing at $i9j 81 per hundred. l-. 20 ...f.g
Wool steady and gu ct and the market well
| supplied. We gu te: Unwashed-combing. %
| @3Oc: delaine, 2O83uc; clothing 2s@S c. and
| common, ut 2v@94e. Washed; Fine fieects.
3l@3Ic medium do a8a4Oe; delaine do, 37g40e;
long combing. s794Oc Tub-washed: Coarse 339
| 35c; ana choice. 40,dt2c puied: lambs. 3l6Sssc,
super and long 3l63sc, aud bury and Aeeoe-
| grown at S(d5c per lb less ...
Wooden war; steady and quiet. Washboards. 81 20
@275 er dozen: tubs. nests Of eight, $2 0@2 Is pet
nest: No. l, S7a7 So No. g asd6 50: No g. S5dr5 50
per dtZen buckets. two-hoep 81 50Qal 60. and
three hoop, 81 a59l IS per dozen; churns, S79S
pei dozen.
| TOBACCO.
| The offerings at auction to-day were f34 hhds
| and boxes. as follows: 81 hhds Mason -unty.
| Ky.-lat 81 70, 8 at Sc g6ta7 81. 6 at Ss(ae u.s. Fl
at Slu@A 7o. 81 ut sl5d1s rs; boxes ut " sp@ll
4 81 hhdS Brown County. Ohio--l at IS rs. . al
Owen County. Ky.--l at ss b5. 10 at $l0<gi4 u,
at $i5 50AlS 25; hhd Missouri at 49,
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THE COURTS.
T0.MORROw's CALENDAR.

T0-MORROw'S CALENDAR.
The cases set ior tomorrow Saturday are as
follows
Motions in all the rooms except No. t. Superior
Court. before Judge Harmon.
8,IeS-Chas. c. Speeis vs.. VIM. G. Kans ct al.
S4,SU2-JaS. NJ. ,enn et al. vs. Theresa j. Cozad
eta.
3tsOS-John Huff VS.. The National Insurance
Company.
3iSll-R. r. Springer vs.. Michael Iavan
%si2-Joseph Koch vs. p. j. Meneheh. trustee
Si,s15-The Louisiana Savings Bank VS.. Foster
Il Co.
Sl,sl7--Benneh Van syckle and wife VS.. Frank
Reu.hr ,th ct al
stjoS-Suan l. Coy ct al vs.. Lewis J. Joynes
Ell al
PROBATE COURT.
Ellen McGarry was appointed admins
tratrix of John McGarry
W. N. Siebern was appointed administra'
tor of Stephen w. Siebern. Realty $l5,-
600; personally $lS,0n0.
Mary &. Wilson was appointed admins
tratrix OF Margareth A. Lee. Real estate
$3, 100.
rr SUPERIOR.
w. c. Smith against ]. w. OConnor.
Suit to enforce lien on property on the
ground of money being advanced by the
plaintiff as trls ee. A demurrer was sus-
| tained.
George Veldman against Herman Linde-
\ man, administrator. Demurrer to petition
| Overruled
| Morton against Bassett. Suit under a
contract to support an old man named
Jonathan Bassett. 1t was referred to a
Master, who allowed 1860 year. A mo.
tiOn to set aside the finding was overruled
and the report confirmed.
r. s. Coleman against the Merchants
4 National Bank. Suit t. recover I'll 500. De
murrer to the answer overruled.
COMMON PLEAS
| p. H. Mayhew against Jane Mayhem
Verdict setting aside will.
George Weigei asainst Michael Burke
Verdict for the defendant. ....
| POLICE
Drunk--Jacob Schroeder, $40; Meinhart
Kern, $5
Diserderly Conduct - Ben. Davis dis
missed; James Trainor, $lo. Jennie Hook
ems, s.; s. Newcomb, Margaret Newcomb
Pat Flynn. continued.
Assault aud Battery-Henrv BENJAMIN
So; A. j. Osman, Margaret Burke. JOIN
Mullen, Pat. Kleen. Henry Delfendahl
VIM. N. Hooker John G. Hooker, Vim. J
Hooker, continued.
Mi,celane"us-Bel'e Union Theater case
continued t. November 18th; John McGiIl
grand larceny. continued; John Garrigan
violating hack ordinance, dismissed; Mar
Goodman. b. Dawson. letit larceny, cor
tinued; James Williams, joseph Anders I
SAM. go and 80 DAYS; VIM. Nance, incorr
gibility, dismissed.
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RIVER INrELLiGENCE.
(special River Dispatches to the star. ]


BROWNSVILLE, Pa. Nov. 4.-9:49 A. M
River feet and stationary. Weather
raining. Wind north.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 14--10:00 A. M.-Kan-
awha River "a inches and stationary.
Weather clear. Wind from the south.
HINTON, w. Va, Nov. 4-8:3S A. NJ
New River foot / inch and stationary.
Weather cloudy. ....
OIL Cry, Pa, Nov. 14-S:l7 A. M-Alle-
gheny River 4 feet 8 inches and falling.
Weather cloudy. Wind south.
PIrTsBURa, Nov. 14-1l:30 A. M.-civer 4
feet inches and rising. Weather showery.
Boat Hands Gossip.
Business dull OH the public landing this
morning.
One-third of the concrete foundations Of
the river wall OF the big Davis Island dam
lock has only been laid, and that has taken
1000 barrels of Nortons Rosendale cement.
The whole work will require nearly $4,000
barrels, and by the time this dam is done
nearly 30, 600 barrels will have been slowed
awav. Pittsburg Telegraph.
Business dull on the levee.
Weather cloudy and mild, with heavy
showers.
The Hudson left Wheeling for Pttsbure
last night, and will load at the forks fol
Cincinnati She will leave Pittsburg Sun
day, and leave mere on return trip Wednes
day. Captain Phil. Anshutz commands
and AL. Slayen has charge OF the office.
Captain James Kirker is in the city.
The Corona is receiving freight, and will
leave for New Orleans on the first water.
Cards are ou announcing the nupt:als oi
| John r. Hambleton to Miss Imolene f.
| I,ignowity. The wedding takes place Tues
dav morning at SIN Antonia.
River 2 feet 10 inches and stationary al
noon. The dispatches this morning brins
| very pleasing intelligence and assurance o
water. The prospec are favorable for ,
coal rise at the forks.
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BOSTON. NOV. u --Flouf steady Western suoer
fine 81 5094: evlasnaR sxtras q 2ka4 80; Wiscon-
whesfs Ohio and Michigan, s5W5 rs: Illinois
and Indiana, e6cDs; 81. Leuis D 5096; Wis
consin and Minnesota pasent proeess. sprinI
wheat s6as: winter wheat Sea7 So Corn quiet:
mixed :na M sslsSy TX lsasge y. 2sss " nssqsIs re
100
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FINANCIAL

GINCINNAri Nov. tS-2 p. M.
Eeastern exchange sauiet and steady at p q
yious rates. Buying lilo discount aud ut pas
selling
sterl ne is steady and unchanged Sight al
81 S3h. sixty das 5 at 81 60ia per {. NO
The local rates for Government bonds are as
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Marriage Llesnseh

d The following marriage licenses have been
Issued since our last report:
John Knur and Caroline Lehman.
John Mccarthy and Rosa McElrov.
Louis Stockhoff and Kate Plaspohl.
Edward Beall and Susan Rowland.
Jas. J. Mitchell and Lou. A. EdsaH,
John Robeson and Fannie McWiliiams.
Jas. COss and Kate Mullen.
Henry BrandhOrst and Mary Doepke.
Geo. W. Hampton and Mary E. Watson.
James P. Detmer and Mary G. Ridder.
Ralph Wieger and Barbara Walker.
Francis N. Uonover and Alice Wesley.
John Sengerberger and Lena Rspel.
Fred. Hilterman and Josephine Kaiser.
Mich. Hauer and Caroline Bohnsrt.
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WILMINGTON. O.

w. H. Smith, advance agent of Hey
wood Bros. Combination and Swiss Bell
ringers is in town. They perform here
Tuesday evening, November 18th, at City
Hall. The Combination has good recon-
mendation here.
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senger coach and the fence Is just two feet
four inches by actual measurement; hardly
enough room for train to pass man If he
was standing still. The fence ought either
TO be removed or set back four or five feet
more from the track to avoid future acci-
dants
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HAMILTON .


brought down colored victim and lodged
him within our prison walls.
Stewart & &pnrrisllhaye charge OF the new
and nobby shaving parlors on Third street.
They just opened upin full blast yester-
day. E &fRf #EF8fsE
William Richie has lost large hitehing-
strap, Any one finding the same will
please leave II at either of the Engine
houses. s
NJ. NJ. Adams and Frank Hall were
brought in by Boil on suspicion. They
were l0afing around when captured. aud
may answer to IT, g description of the Prebie
County muldonns .l...5, .ts
The report Wednesday night was that Of
blank cartridge accidentally fired by one
nf the boys at the Armery Hall. Some
thought at the time that the engine at
Snider's Paper Mill had exploded
Hamilton Lodge Nc. 400, r. and A. NJ.
will hold their annual meeting on the even
ing OF November Gath, 1879, for the pur-
pose of paying dues and eiecting officers.
1t is requested that all the members be
present
Chief of Police Myers has received notice
from Il. H. Schwartz. OF Lebanon. O., that
his house was burglarized, the thieves tax.
| ing gold huating-case watch, gold chain
| with Masonic charm attached, revolver
and $50 or $35 in money. A liberal reward
Is offered for the capture OF the thieves or
recovery of property. 5m
We understand that petition will soon
| DO circulated, asking Council to take some
measure 10 protect citizens from the immi-
Bent danger ti,at awaits them off Ludlow,
where the sad accident of Monday occur,
red. II is evident to any sensible man that
the fence comes too close TO- the track
| for safety to passers-by. It has
! been demonstrated by yoar cor
respondent that tie distance between pss
The New York herald., 1879-03-09
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT UNCHANGED; FUTURES
ER-CoRN QUIEr--oATs QUIET-PoRK QUIET
LARD QUIEr-wHIsKEY QUIET--sPIRITs TUR-
PENTINE sTEADY-RosIN sTEADY--CoFFEE
sTEADY--Su0AR sTEADY---PETRoLEUM NOM
INAL.
SATURDAY. March Sc p. NJ
The markets were generally steady, with fair
movement. On Change there . nrmer feeling in
brealstus but nearly all other articles werc quiet
and unchanged. Flour was quiet. wheat hrmcr. corn
aud oats were quiet. whiskcy quiet. also
pork and lard the spot unchanged futures
closed steady Groceries generally steady Oils
steady AS were also naval stores Petroleum rucd dull
and nominal
cosvxx-rhs market for Brasis was quiet but steady
We sale of LIZA bass Rio per City OF Rio Janero ON
private Mid coffee dul and easy. We note
the arrival of tho Maria Reynolds. with siI5 piculs
Pogang LsCocq. Oiivsirs Co.'s telegram Rio Janeiro
March T. Average daily receipts since preceding FRI
day, IL 50O bags price of good first, s.3D exchange
bank ratio. 2ok Le Coco Gardner Co. Santos Average
daily receipts, $500 bags; good average, 1850 We
quote ;ordinsry carxoes, 1oc iosc fair do. i3%c
i3)sc; good do, iSssc lac; prime do i4c i41sc ex
trome for lots iosc i0c.; santos fair to good
ls,sc i+c. w days, Java. reycrnmeat bags, Iic .
1sc; Ceyion loc - lsc.; Maracaibo, l3bsc. lIc La
Eusyra itc siosc Jamaica. i2,sc; i1c 81 Domingo
lvc Mexican l,c lbc Angostura. 1Jc l1c.. Sava
nilla I3e l7c CuraeoA. i3,sc u i4e.
prices Futures opened Ut CURES
values subsequently advanced aud the market
was STEADY win M auvwncc Tor the day OF points The
closing prices to-day compared with those of yesterday
were us foows:--
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL
LONDON. March 8. 1879.

LONDON. March g. 1879.
The week has again been Of in Nine
sona further decline Black leaf Congou the pub
lie sales easier ndad has fallen heavily be-
cause q the large mportations but prices are still far
Coffee is unsettled. Fridays quotations OF plantation
Ceyion were in many low the lowest OF Feb
Other kinds especially ordinary aud pale
dull
Sugar is Inactive except yellow cryssallixed Dsmsrara
which Is In better demand There has been further
cline in French refined.
Rice. both ON spot and ahost. is hrmer.
Spices unimproved.
Saltpere the spot steady and for arrival easier
LONDON. March "a 80 +. NJ
Calcutta linsecd. 4Ss Sd. AS 3D. per quarter
Linsesd oil Els 10 f26 per ton -
American lard closed at 2o,s forms per 80 kilos.
HAvRE March 6, 1879
BREMEN, March 8, 1879
American lard closed at SO marks per Ito lbs.
HAMBURG March 8, 1879
American lard closed at 36A marks per 100 lbs
LIVERPOOL March 8. 1879
Pork-Prime mess, Eastern duh at 52s do, Western,
o. Dun st a7s Hsms-Loag cut dull = 20 aos:
Prime Western dull Il at sas 3D. Taow~Prime city dull at
ses Tnrpentine spirsi du at as 3D. Rcs'n,cS%- s%
Sd. cnsese-Amercan Cheese choice steady T at AS.
Lard oil dull at 3s. Four-Extra State steady AZ 24s.
Wheat-sprng No steady NJ IS Id spring No. 2, none
in the market; Western winter steady es. Sd
Southern do steady at 9s. I'D. Corn-New. mixed,
steady at Is 6d old do. steady vt 4 SGD Cottonseed
eil-Yellow American dull ut 5Ss Rcsin-Common lat
frmer at 22s.
FINANCIAL.
LONDON March s-4:3 :3oPM
Paris sdvces quote fve per llf 90c for the
PARIS. March 8. 1879
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mainly at 2Os: 100 packages beef and pork
quoted 5s Cd per tierce, and. through freight 1900
packages -four rs Sd per barrel London, sail 900 bills
hour, Is ID so bbis lard oil, 25s some lots meas,
packages cheese and butter, reported a, as "a.
per ton; $500 packages -four, through freight,
basis Is. Cd. per barrel and 25s. per, ton
70, sacks; 100 hhds. tsow. 3os Giasgow sail, 300
through freight from the West, quoted ss- 80,
and 27s 6d some lots provisions, 32s Cd 1000
packages cheese and butter 42s I'D. Bristol, sail,
$3.50 bbls. flour Is. lss bbls lard oil. 2as
cnsrters.A Norwegian bark hence to Psaarth Roads,
$500 quarters grain 5s sd Austrian bark hence to st.
Saaare 400 quarters grain o. austrian bark hence TO
without particulars British bark hence to London $500
bbls naphths. Is i'd German ship hence to Bremen or
Antwerp, 1000 bills refined petroleum, 3s. American
bark hence Java % 900 refined petroleum pri
werp, 1000 bbls. do, 3s: German bark, hence to the
Continent, full range. 5000 bbs do, 3s 51zd: Danish
bark, hence Elsinore for orders, 2OO0 bbls do,
full fall range Baltic 4s sd German ship, Phsdsiphis
reported 20c and 81. I'D. British ship. 1252 tons,
hence to Bristol, general at rates; British
steamer 100 tons hence TO Havre general cargo Vt
rates. American ship 5oo tons Norfolk liverpool cot
tons Charleston, United Kingdom, rosin private
terms, and three Norwegian barks, thence United
Kingdom or Continent naval stores. -, private
43l tons phosphate rock 27s British steamer recently
Norfolk to Liverpool 1000 bales cotton private terms
from Charleston 977 tons cotton to Bsrcelons pr
ya'e terms Norwegian brig as tons hence via Richmond
hence to Hayti and back, logwood, "a; Italian
bark Baltimore Cork for orders 5000 quarters grain
United Kingdom or Continent, 5s I'D. Norwegian bark
bark tons, hence Spanish port general
rates