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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-05
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per NOrh Rlrsr. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORr.
THURSDAY. Dec. 4. 1870.

SEES-tluiet Dui steady
COFFEE-Ilo 0uiet but fair i0hbing
trade Cargces lee wlthGIaHl um sock. g1ih BAGS
CITY Rio" 300 bags brnihcrs AMI 500 bags *
do: stock l3S,567 Mid Grades firm 300
grade Maraoaibo sold reported AZ about Zoe; with
sb0u 15ttO piculs OF Java have arrived -
that tins f. all inat b. expected mere ior several
months quoted 23125c.
lotto -Spot Cotton &c higher. Int auet az the adj
vance safes $50 bales $50 last evening including $50 lr
consumption speculation delivered contracts cuU
hall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-05
Is OF san FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.
Yesterday. TODAY


Government bonds were active and strong. The
sales at TIE Boards amounted to 1897, 300 as fol-
lows 81, 800 coupon 6s Of ISL at 1864. and
$40 900 registered at 1885 $1,000 registered lSsOs
al lOl u $50 900 COUPON IS al 1924, and $4,000
registered al 1929; 5000 coupon aad $4,000
Al iO3l and $50 900 re clustered at lG2l4. District
of Columb bra 3-65s sold at s5l2. Annexed are the
closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-05
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

Thousands OF persons have their eyes turned to-
ward Wall street That IS where thousands OF Go.-
lars are made daily from investments ranging from
800 to $3.50. The reliable brokers. Alex. FrOthIng-
ham & Co.. II Wall-st., New-fork. send their
EmQacGl Report Free which explains fully.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-05
OF city bank stocks there sales of Mechanics
i2ll AT 13J. and Union tlOl at l4o. Inc Following
o.. he htdlinr and asking prlcns

Missouri Kansas and Texas consols advanced from
93lt TO gJl4 because the Union Trust Company
viii soon make another payment Of per cent on
account Of back interest and the seconds followed
with an advance OF 2 pei cent to AZ. Erie second
consols Auctua.ed between 81 Z and -, closing un-
changed from last uIght, the funded 0s selliag at
6OIaTsO Boston, Hartford and Ere trsts were o
per cent higher az 523- Texas Pacific incomes Tell
IL per cent 20 81 and StLOuis and san tTancsco
seconds class { rose l2 per cent 10 TIL Wabash
bonds continued strong. although the hnal sales
were not ~ extreme figures. St Panl shaking funds
yielded to l0e7sGIIO, Morris and Essex cODsois TO
1O6, Oregon r. X. aud Navigation to a. and Mo-
bile and OHIO first debentures 10 6Ol2. Annexed
are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-05
e.nrcuean Aoperlsemems.
gouartuersrip Ncnres.

NOTICE.-The cOpartnership heretofore ex-
~ istils II. q. lila X and b. ID. SKINNER
Of H. e. " LILLIAN CO. h THIS day
solved BY mutual consent Mr. skinner retiring H.
G. Williams will settle lac business The Of tho
tim m hq Gaatl0n.
II. - WILLIAMS has associated with himself FiANK r.
WILLIAM and their business Bankers aid Brokers
wall DC continued under tho firm name OF IA u.
WILLIAMS a Co., at same place. 40 waist. Now ork.
Dec 1, 1919. IL Z. WILLIAMS 4 co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-05
EO 2 6 Al

The Warwick alley orange county, fiut Mortgage hix
Per Cent Bonds our In 1901 interest Apr and October
able ia New-l0rA
Little Book smith Railway sevcn Per
Mortgage IgalrOad and sinking Puma Land Bonds
Interest due January and July and PAYABLE Al the ONCE OF the
company IN Bos, on. Principal payable m 1890.
Valley halfway Company First MORTGAGE
Cent God Bond fay pie November. lgO3. IN
United gud The agunCy the company
York Citg. Interest seuii annually, Nay November
SHELDON & MADSNOkIH. 10 Wallst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-05

lin tons Of each article cleared the canals from
November % TO November 80 inclusive, 1878 and
1879:
drtsefes 1873 1871 5rsicles MA 1873
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-05

The Sub Ireasnry to-day IOst so Boz on baIance
made up bv a coin loss OF 7.i2, 147 less currency
gam of Sl74.lSO. This makes the loss since asst
Friday $3 SO9925. Since Yesterday incoming
European steamers have delivered S1,S77,0
gOld. making the total arrivals since Friday
r4I47 600 Money today on call loaned at and
2 per cent with the usual late exceptions at per
cent. Discounts are dull. leading dealers quoting
rates for mercantile paper as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-05
Coruoranon Nctltes.

FINANCE DEPARTMENT.
BUREAU COLLECTION % rAXE. :
No. ~ Chambersst. NEW YORK. Dee J. 1879
NOTICE TO 1AX-PAlERS.-ALL PER-
~ SONS WHO HAVE OMITTED TO PAY THEIR
TAXES FOR The YEAR 1879 are hereby notified as 10
qnred law 10 pay the same e. TIC u axcs a. IA
office on OF before hs ist d.y 90 January, leoO.
one per wall he collected al paid be
20 the day Of December. Instant 2 per cent
all paid aid after that date. aad interest
a the OF : per cent pr snnum. computed nom
the 9TH Of october last tho day which The
rolls and delivered 90 the hcccivcri.
remaining after the said L. "
January, $40.
hours from a M. "a J. ~
MARTIN T. MCMAHON
Receiver OF Taxes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-05

In State bonds Louisiana consols fell to ~ and
Missouri is Of 1889 OF $50 sold az lOI. Annexed
are the closing qnOIatlOns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-05
cnrrnN NfaRKRTs.


aiddlng upanes Odd aiadhnE Orleans 81; sales i5ooo
ceps 6450 bales ncluding $3.50 paes Amei1can Futures
6iisd 6asd. also o'siai do December and January
also 81 cd ai- ldi 40 feDrn@iF anu ie,
also sd; 40 March anu AM delivery, ,is ai,S 'as
June delivery 7ed also asa Go JaPe sna Sry asvsy
isd d No" crop, shipped November and December
LIVERPOOL Dec 4-lsO p. M iddnne Cplands Cotton.
eisie M,dlng seapI, 5g Low Sa ISIh II ,1 ss
LIVERPOOL Dee 4s:l5 NJ FutuIes-Upiands Low Mid
January delivery 6sd January And February delivery
dsAyerT. 7'-sd do ay and August delivery Had
Dc chsrq 9 Dq Ss American S''I low Ma
ding CLAUSE. June and July delivery. 7'lgf
AUGUSTA Zee. 4.-Coon frn Miodnng. y Sc. Mid
ding c GOod Ordinary lc recapts l,O7J bales; sales
BAlfmoes. Dec 4.-touon firm siadlinE, e7sc Low
exports to Britain l2g0 0ules coaswise, lis bales
B:r"S Dee 4coiton irm Miding lsc Low Middlng
IL ~ Good Ordinary 80 net receipts 1880 GALES gross
;Gi SiEsros pee 4~corion HIGHER MiddInc ,2hc Low
bales 70 the Continent iSs bales coastwise 1898
CINCINNATI Dee 4-eott,n strong higher MIddlne l2ise
bales 2T6s bales 30 baes stock. 13092
Daler go -. ,,.,,,. "a, -
a Iports % crsst Britain Si4 bales: coastwie $40
baIes. sales 2 TAI bales stock. ~ s54 bales
HEMPls 4-COrtOn strong. Mlldlng. II &C.
bales $3.50 Oslesi sales 800 bales stock
NOM Lee 4-cotton active and strong Midang lc
Low Tidalnr ilS c Good Ordinary Tf,c recsipts
l. So xpors coastwise 0O4 bales sales 5000 bales
NEW oaSaSs Dec. 4-Cotton Duuyant. Midding IL lsc;
7 bales gross OBI bales cOastrise 4.2sT bales
sales evening" 5000 bales stock. 24950
3Gl7 bales exDors cosstwise 2557 bales sAes o21 bales
stock 81 .Sol bales -.
Mddnng ordinary II ~ receipts t6 bales
gross 1885 bales; sales LBS bales spinner, $50 bales
stock 74l2 bales
SAvASSAI Dec 4-Cotton firm Mdjiine. l2c. Mid.
Ordinary. Il sc r-cenfS 400 bales
coAst 1858 bales sales 200 bales last evening. 5000
STOCK. 90, 81 bales ,,.
lie; Middlng. IL Sci Good Ornarv II receipts
1858 shpment "a - bales sales 1000 bales Stock
WILMINGTON Dec. 4-Cotton firm mddn~ l2s,c. Low
bales sales. 400 bales stock. l2,l ls bales.
BRAZIL COFFEE MARKET.
RIO ANERo Dec 3COR.e- Market animated prices
firm Rio Good frsts. 6.7VO@6.soO reis per 10 kios Ex
= tSros Dec s-Cofee-Garket quet prices maintained
Superior tos 6.50UG6.70O reis per lO nios
HAVANA MARKET
HAVANA Dec Spanish got s3d l12s7. Exchange fat :
-iglr do dSa premium London. IL ls's premium
On PARISH premium. Sugarabsence OF business Tor want
Of stock
PRINT CLOTH MARKET
PAIL RIVER Mass Dec. 4.-There has been good de-
for Cloths but influence OF market for
COTTON sci part AMI the sales reported
cDmp.e pieces "a INJURIES, AZ - cash. the
market closing very firm az this quotation ana above.
------------------------=
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-05
rnINr cLOTH MARKET.

rut RIVER Mass Dec. 4-There has been n good de-
rand for Cloths TIE influence OF the market for
coon Duvers and mart the sales reported
comprise 90 pieces "a Squares futures AT - cash. the
market closing very firm at this quotation and above
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-05

HAVANA Dee Spanish gold. go aH23T Exchange fiat
states. 80 das Toid 7ags premium; shor
-ig'r do ,d9la premium London ia lss premium
PARISH "A premium Sugar-absenee OF business Tor wan
OF stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-05
financial.

nor SALE.-Paclfic Railroad of Missouri
third per cent bonds Memphis and Little
Rock n. Joseph and Western stock 81 Joseph
Pacific bones KANSAS and Nebraska bonds HANNIBAL
and ~. Joseph per O. Mt bonds
WANTED.
ST Paul saltwater TaylOr Falls bombs IT. Paul and
sioux Chicago, IT. Paul Minneapolis securtes and
nyestmert and scear eous -ecurte. dealt N
bv r. r.. rNOM BRIDGE.
Banker and Broker. DreIel BUiing "a Wall Broad
st%
EAS STOCKS & City R.R. Horse and Elvt'dl
~ stocks & Bonds bought q said. f.rHEWIM Broads-
GAS STOCKS
All Brooklyn Stocks. also all knis
GLO. III. PRENTiSs, - BROAD--T. ~ y.
OFFIcR OF MrNISS MILLING CoRANY.l
SAIL LAKE CITY Utah. Nov II. lo1a
NOTICE l. hereby given, To whom II may
~ thar transfer 81 stock belonging 70 this com
hy l. VAN PRAAC. financial 0f the company. 40
WIN MCKAY. President
H. A. VAN PRAAG
secretary and Treasurer
NOTICE.
INDIANAPOLIS. CiSClNNAu AND I,F.gErTR r. II. COZ
DREXEL BUILDING. WalLst.,
NEw-fCPK. Dec. 4. 1879.
The transfer books OF this Company Tor Preferred and
Common will close ECEIkEk 10, ls7e. arties
Of lru9 Funded Debt B0ndH OF Common
fr,f said 10 the
Purchasing COMMITTEES before The ahOve tate IN order tO
Anticipate IN the reorganization NAAS Il hOoIH,
Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-05
nnAzrI- cnEFEk MARKFT

RIO JANFIRo Dec 3Cnf.e- Market animated; prices
finn RIO Frsts. 670o06.S5O reis 10 kiios. FL
change on LOnIon. 22s,d.
S1vros Dee s.-Cofee-Narket quet prices maintained
Superior tos G.50Ua6. 100 res per 10 G.os
, 1879-02-15

POINTED SHuEs.-A grea. bean of the
time of William Rufus, called Robert the
Honorcd, wore shoes with long sharp points,
stuffed with tow, and twisted in a spiral
form. This fashion took the fancy of the
people of that day imm nsely, and the points
went on increasing ye.-ily until the reign OF
Richard H., wl,en.tI,cy hal to he tied to the
knees of TIE wcarcr TO save him from being
incumbelei in walking. This tying or fast
ening in the case of gentlemen wasby chains
of silver or silver gilt In Chaucer's time
the upper part Of these she = WAS cut to inii-
tate a church window. The r..nk of the
wearer in those days was known by the
ie:gth OF his poulancs. The men says
Paradia. " wore them with Il roint before,
half a foot long the richer al more en-
nent perSonages wore them a foot, and
princes two feet lon.." BY All act of tie
reign of Ehwald ". absurd lengths OF
which these points lad ait;i';ed was limited
ana no one under the rank Of lord Mas 20
wear shoes more than ten inches long, al ii
ali cobb ers making them were to be fined
and cursed by the clergy
, 1879-02-15
SPECIAL FREECuVs

Pianos. fi!lrri Tables, Furniture G,,.. -
ware and rs contents in cases or otb.rui-s "a
ware. Marble am Castings. taken only a, Sxs s..
Aci,s, Turpentinas, Bu.nin., FIy,s. os
other liquids, in cans .. other v,~..I u.s M
riSk of leakage d. "aH
Eggs taken only at owners risk Of fiji
Fruits. Vegetables, and all o,i,r r..,,-I.iT,.
erty, at owners risk of frost or decay -'''e =
FURNITURE hot boxed, AMI all ic,;,,,,..,
Mechanical Implements, Sc; up or - o.s1;I I
at own-rs nix nf iaEage and ciafn., a. -,
Nor VIII tie Company lie responsible s,r aos.s
In any part, unless tie same is specially
, 1879-02-15

The ISLAND o? ISABEL--The chief villase of
the island of Isabel, in the south Fseifc be
yond the equator, Is built on the summit Of a
rocky mountain rising alInns, perpeudiculariy
to height Of 500 feet. Ascending by native
path from the interior, the traveller will find
the extreme summit mass of enormous rocks
standing up. like castle, among which crow
gigantic treesi in the branches of which thedwell-
ings are built The stems of these trees rise per-
.ectly straight and smooth, withou. branch,
fron'a height varying from 80 To l0Ofeet Some
ot the houses are l20 feet from the ground, the
average height being CO. They are approached
by ladder of creepers and accommodate from
ten to fifteen natives each, besides an ample
store Of stones, which are thrown in slings in
case OF an attack At the foot of each hut, is
another hut, the everyday house as it were,
where the daytime is spent when no danger is
apprehended The natives are cannibals OF
the most ravenous kind.
, 1879-02-15
D0WH SPECIAL RATS

Merci. ial.se, Fruit and Ve-,,.hlrs. : n. ,,,-
Above I.r tu!i measurement
Wool. sev n dollars r.r ton weight. E,f Il
each 10 cents
Wu"i. sand, Stone AMI 1--we Ssock at ,,u..,
rates up or down. 10y car luri.
Fast freight rates e pr ton, u2 or iax,
ceivt-i iium or deln.re! t. boats.
All freight not delivered hriure P u on Il. 4
after II Is received at the deiots viii b. s,r,-s
owner = expense and risk.
And all ir.lgtt received Mt tdeppts Will l=aiov,.
risk q fire until shipped or delivered 10 nor.,p.
Al h:i.s payable IN gold co;n before d-.nsr,
freight
, 1879-02-15

Capr.IN FRENCH. Of the seventh cavalry,
asserts that during the heat of the Custer mas
sacre fight, General Reno was hidden away
somewhere.
, 1879-02-15

WHEN the personal beauty Of Roscoe Conk-
ling comes in contact with the true goodn IS T
John Sherman, there is n"th;i;g LETT for the
country but to stand still and listen.
, 1879-02-15

A New POSTAGE STAMP. post-of-
fee department has ordered a new postage
stamp to be used on letters not prepaid.
Heretofore letter being posted and want
inc stamp has been held in the Office at
which it was mailed. The postmaster at
this Ufiice then writes TO the individual
addressed, saying that such a letter has
been held for p stage, not having been pre-
paid. The new stamp, which has just
been ordered under the new regulation,
is put on the letter not prepaid and sent
to the postmaster at the office of its des-
Sination. who is charged with the amount
due, and to collect the same from the
person addressed on the delivery of the
Letter. 4 new stamp has also been or
dered'to be rut on the letter after it pass
es into the hands Of the carrier, who then
becomes responsible ior the collection of
the postage. This new stamp is intended
as a check upon the ca. rier, who Is there
by prevented from pocketlng his eol!ec-
tions. The new system ac;s somewhat
simslar to the bel!-puuch of the street car
mductors. Herald.
, 1879-02-15

IL anything will convince not altogeih r
bad man that he is brute it Is the sweet
forgiveness of delicate woman
, 1879-02-15

Renos character is und, rsoing Renov.
ION at Chi e.
, 1879-02-15
Now be Cured a smoky Chimney.

As citizen was helping a tin-smith to
elevate smoke jack to the root OF IN ad-
dition On the windy side of the house, pre-
paratory to hosting it atop OF smoking
chimney, an old man with ragged bundle
under his arm came along, halted, and
soon became interested.
''1'hat chimbIey smokes, don't itf he
finally inquired
ats the worst one in town, replied
the citizen.
"And you want to stop the nuisance,
eh!"
eyes, do"
"And you think the smoke-jack viii do
itr'
Il hope So
"Weli, now, kin stop that smoking in
ten minits, and l won't hurt The chimbly
nor put up any smoke jack, continued
the old man, as he laid down his bnndie.
eff you'll do it II give youtive dollars, =
reioined the citizen, who dlsiiked the idea
of disfguring the chimney with the clum-
sy jack. -,
Kin have the kitchen for five minits!'
asked the man.
The cook was instructed to vacate and
the old man took possession Removing
the top of the stove he poured IN enough
water to put out every spark of fire. Then
going out he called to the citizen on the
roof:
"Has she stopped smokinsl"
''WeH, don't see any smoke ut all,
was the reply; what have You done!
While h. was coming down the ladder
the old plan made off, eatinga pie he had
taken from the oven. The last half of 1t
he had to bolt down while Oh the run,
but at no time in the race did the citizen,
tinsmitll, ,o- servant girl, ,set within twenty
rods of him.
, 1879-02-15
TIE ECIE,

giving recipes for pr..ctic.i dishes. Lini' I /
ra:t!k.ir.s c!ojiinS AID for keeping up HTA :.
latest fashions II t:ie lowest pFice; E'5t' ~
of eoo..,i,.;; or ss='n";ny suggested IN iAl' Z
partnlent is practically tested by eIle!s :
tore publication Letters from oa: iaif ~
LONDON correspondents on the very s'+S. " ~ =
ions. Tie Home Department oi the "".
Herald will sax. tLe housewife mere 'nrh III !.
hundred times The price of thefaper- InsH
, 1879-02-15

yhavngr eniuny competent to
ierneor
nasuhin
wlshh elu 80
ppuaure grave
ukIepab digestion. min
ldrea Gtnp
acur Heuran
, 1879-02-15
P,Ucrustinution is the Thief OF Time


TrnnaI Ithetnt
D,n.,I GnI
eDrtru
he enaa in
ToSuhI IGuuli
, 1879-02-15
kase> On Up Freight

''ka Ton NEssuRENESr. os,
GOODS. NEECH4NDISE, ETc r.
From Wallula TO WzIaa Wan,
From Wallula to Whitman. --..t
From Whitman Ia walla walla.
"a Bni!dins Msterisl, Agricul;uaI,,lw
zeal Implements, Lime, Sc, Freghted Ia We
" > a. 20, ooa's a, reduced me.,surenep, "a
Co S reduced measurement. ''A D. 5
, 1879-02-15

embracing complete au' comprehensive, d
patches from Nash a..toa, il.c.;R:!rs !Hl
paT.s 81 ti.e. si@ll,- ii ci::..:g..t ioiiticiaHs
' : IL. ~.
, 1879-02-15
Come and be Healed.

Is
ARIR
at.txxn nnsaiyS that M DO nrmnlIAa as
, 1879-02-15
i-Is.TECAL NEWS

the III st valuable ci.r"iic!c in tie w"i!l. Is
i; ;he cheapest. Ever Ncek is slrcn 1t
"a, rtI.,..t ui
, 1879-02-15
p. =. ksAkER,
NEW YORK WEEKLY HERal
AMERICAN NEWS

embraces special d;si'atch~S fn,u al cn2r.e
Of the .lu.ic. t'l,l-r the head rf
, 1879-02-15
FARM WAGONS

farmers and frehs Of this coast that
We have sold them for the
sold
workmanship during that time have not amounted to cent on each
louder than The
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-01
CINCINNATI EVENING

front of d store-room on Third street,
smashing the windows and sash badly.
Georye Bippis, in handling a truck loaded
with cardboard at the Excsllo Paper Mill.
had his ankle crushed by the truck falling
of the elevator on it.
Edwards Drolleries play in Leibee's Hall
Monday and Tuesday night This COM
pany comes we'll recommended. We would
advise as many of our citizens as can to at
tend.
AvONDALE.
Council meets on Thursday evening.
The grading of Barnet avenue Is com
pleted.
Allthe churches in this village were we'll
attended yesterday.
Street railroad route No. II Is making
demonstrations tlwards Avondale.. Rails
and cross ties have been delivered as Tar
north as Oak street and the Lebanon Pike.
Rev Mr. Eels, of California, addressed
the scholars Of the Presbyterian Sunday
School yesterday, and gave his experience
as missionary among the "Heathen Chi
nve."
DAYTON. Kx.
Postmaster Hayward still mourns for his
diamond.
Rev. Mr.. Felix delivered an interesting
sermon ut the Baptist Church Yesterday.
Will Quinby and Dave Offenbauer are
back from Mavsville. Their bottles were
empty.
The children. host of them, were ad-
dressed by Bishop Dudley at the Episcopal
Church yesterday.
List "f letters remaining uncnlled for In
| the Post-office at Dayton, KY. for the
month ending November 80, 1870: Miss
| Fannie Adams. joseph Bayles, M iss Lena
Cspron. Miss kittie Daum, Mrs. Alex.
Dodd. Miss E. NJ. Dexsen, Widow Amy
Fraze, Henry Fiester, Mrs. Louisa Hartley,
| Wilson Kampf. Andrew Shearer, 2 G. W..
Williams VIM. d. Welch.
r CB. HAYWOOD, P. M.
HOME CITY. ..
There are rumnrs that prominent
young merchant inside the corporation
The st. Aloysius Church at Industry
gave supper and dnace on last Thursday
evening, and the whole affair was an im-
| mense success
Ticket No. 1877, held by Mr.. Schaller, wo n
the shotgun ut the rattle he.d ut MIR. Fred
Drucker's Saturday evening, for the benefit
of the widow of John Mezger. If Mr.
Schaller ever drops down here for that gun
lie had better bring some schooners along.
Next Thursday evening (it is our sorrow
| ful duty to state) will see one of our bellies
living on the rim Of the park depart from
| the reach of the bachelors and Young men
of the village 1t isn't ChrissmaA vet but
| they will catch some of the folkS mapping
by changing the day and get an earlier
start on the long journey. We synpatlize
with the giddy girl, and our heart beeds
for the fine specimen nf manhood that Is
getting ''scooped" for life.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-01

Nuu: Moderate demand ana steady chesnut1
at sem2 q per bu hickory nutS at $4,000 for1arge
aud 9Oc@sl for shellbarks per bu.
Oils are steady aud quiet with linseed at 500
and lard oil at 62@64e for winter extra per gd.
Refine p .troleum in act We demand and firm at
l5nq l6l2c per ga as to fire test
Peanuts are III moderate demand and steady at
3H@414o for Tennessee and SC for choice Vir-
ginln.
Potatoes are steady and quiet Choice early
rose nt 45M6uc per bu on arrival. and - per brt
packed in store. Interior varieties at SO@Soc per
bu on arrival
Powder and Shot Demand moderate and
quoteC SA f0r buekshot and s2l for assorted sast
per dozeu % gs. kIfe powder at 81 2o@5 70, ana
mining at s. 25S2 so per keg.
Soap: The n,arset ID sleadyand in ,ir demand.
and quoted German. 5A@T%c: olive, aI2es
FAC common yellow ut aszetSc per ID.
olarch IN fair demand dnd nrIt frime pearl at
3@S4c, ami gloss at 6la(97c pei ID.
Salt: Market firm fr ONO River and kanawha
al 81 Goal 20 per brl OF b slelS aud 81 IS ter
brl OF bu 'hels. Co rse Liverpool held at &C. %
gl 30 persAck, aud TURKS Isanu at 5a4sc PEA ba
in store.
Seed Moderate jobbing demand. wit timothy
at 81 10Gg2 =, per bu ana clover slSCIsszc per Id
IN store. Flax eI.ne at 81 al 10 per bu.
Tallow qu!et and steauy az 64c ior eity, and
612c Tor country pei lh
TIM ers STOCK Is qui't and steady We quote:
Zinc slab &c; sneet 9a9i%c; block tin. 27G2Se sol
DER l5l9@lSc; copper ingots, BE: bott ms. So;
bnziers' sheet 9o@3Ge per lb tin plate. TX. 81.
and C. SO per box.
Poultry and Game: Cntckes at 81 25@l2; geese
al So 5043 IS, aud ducks at 81 50a2 ~ prtiozeli.
wh De al of,rings. Live turkeys at 5dsi'c aud
dressed ut 7k.@sc pr lb, QUAIL at 81 I5a2 10;
rabbits at sl9 ~ squirrels at $lQ5l 2j per dozen;
pr ir Z chickens IS per dOzer.
Rags are in fair dem nd and steady We
quote white cotton at DC and mixed do ut y 20
per ID. WoOlen at l2fa13c for SOFT and lc per 10
for common.
Veget bles: Cabbage IN fair demand at "a bode5
per hundred. Sweet potatoes ut $2@a 30 brl fUr