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IMPORTANT TO LADIES.

All irregularities speedily removed by remedy
endorsed l'y the medical facuty of Maryland. sent
on receipt # i've dollars. Satisfaction guaranteed
Address tCOnd1eutally) q. q. WORTH SGTON,
ID. d, graduate OF University Of Maryland, II
y. Gay St, baltimore. Md. febll-1y'
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pIRCH l. ROBEY, Auctioneers

RIRCH l. ROBEY, Auctioneers
Under and by virtue Of a deed Of trust ~
dated AUGUST Esd, 1873, and recorded in y.ssN
Iibe1 e97 folio 179, ct seq. will sell at the 8A
Bazaar. 93S an 4 $40 Louisiana avenue ol SArUR.
DAY, March LIST, 1879, at IL O'Clock d. m
une Rean Horse,
One 3srring Express Wagon.
Terms caEh
feb27-2t JOHN N. OLIVER. Trustee.
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DR- ROBERTSON can be consulted every
~ Wednesday and Saturday 8. his Offire, 456 O St
NV, nest door to Metropolitan church: corner "a
St, from to PM, all diseases of the Urinary
Organs and Nervous Sy stem Recent and Chronic
Gases quickly cured. Ali Female Complaints quick
ly cured Consultations strictly private and curs
guaranteed in every case Fifteen years experience
CHARGES moderate Main office, IL 8. Eutaw St.
Baltimore. octfly
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

victim Of youthful imprutence, causing prema-
ture decay nervous debility, etc, having tried in
vain every Known remedy, has found simple self
cure " hCa he III send FhEE 10 his fellow-sfferers
Azores j. H. REEVES,
my2+eoly&k 43 Chatham street, n. T.
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nR- hDBERTSON removed to $50 ST Nv, next
~ door 10 Metropolitan church, csn be consulted
on AL diseases Of the Urinary PASSAGES AMI Nervous
System. Scientific and honorable treatment guar
aiteed to al placing themselves in his hands and
speedy cuIe effected Is years experience in special
practice Refers to medical faculty of Baltimore.
and SaturC1Ss feDl21m
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MEDICAL, &c

$50 REV ARD-If Dr. BROTHERS fails to cure any
- case Cf Female Weakness, Irregularities and Oh
ton. Office 900 y ST. s.w., opposite SmIth5on-
ian feb2f-2Wt .
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DK. John Trips BLOOD PURI-
~ F1EE is certain cure for Syphilis. Scrofuia.
QyariUns Tumors, Diabetes. Bright's Disease. and
~ B!ood Poison Ours OF Syphilis guaranteed In
and please state disease, 500 Columbus ave- Boston,
Nc medicine genuine unless in bottles with my rama
blown IN them aid labels bearing my own Trade
Marx Itan20-1yl DR. JOHN TRIPP
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THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIN
Between New York and Liverpool, Call
ing at Cork HafbOf.

FTcN NEw YORK FROM NEW YORK.
Iartlia. Wed, March Parthia. We'd, April 9
Bothn We'd, March II BOthuia. We'd, April IL
Abyssinla. We'd March 10 Galla- We'd, April Is
Batavia. Wed. March rs Algeria. Wed, April 80
Scy tina. We'd. April ScytlIia Wed, May ]
And every following Wednesday from New iork.
mo stcel
RATES OF PASSAGE
By steamer carrying steersge, $50 and 100 gold,
acrorCiirK to aCcOmm dailOnS
Tickets to Paris 4l5 gold, additional.
Return tickets on fayOrab e terms. Tickets issued
n special low rate Of $50 gold during the fan and
winter season
Sttersge at very low rates. Steer9ge tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown, and al oher parts Of
Europe at lowest rates.
Through bills OF laden given for Belfast, GLASGOW.
Hayra. Antwerp and other ports on tAe Continent,
and for Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply at the Company's
Office No 20 ling Green. or both Storage and
cabin, to OTIS bIGELOW. Cos eth street. Washing
ton, d. O.
jan2Sly CHAS. G. FRANCKLYN, Agent, Y. Y.
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DR RECORDS ESSENCE OF LIFE restores
~ manhood and the vigor OF youth to the most
shattered constitution In four weeks Failure i'm
possible. tn life restoring remedy should be taken
by all about to marry, or who have become weak
ened from excess or any other cause Success In
every case certain that water Quenches thirst
o3 per case. Sole Agent, Dr.. JOS. JACQUES Uni-
Versfty Place, New York
Druggists supplied jaUl-x
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CPFRIAToRRHOEA DORMIENTIUM. Impo-
~ tercy, Premature Decay, Seminal Emissions,
out the Of CaloInel or mercury, by DIR. BROWN,
1906 It,, Lear 10th NV de sobclts the very worst
cases febi-1ms
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CUMNER ADVANCEMENT.

FOR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE AND THE
SOUTH.
The swift and a'egsEt lron staamer LADY OF
VILE. iss4es IN t street T. wharf ' H6ii
further notice. every Monday. We'd
nesday ana tri.tay, at O'Clock y IL, connecting
with steamers for Boston, Providence and other
Northern FONTS heturrip1. leaves Norfolk every
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DR- LEON the Oldest Established and only Re-
- liable Ladies' Physician in the city, can be con;
suited daily. at No 915 9th st, near X from TO
O'Clock All eJnale Complaints quickly cured Office
ana Residence, ID Barnet St., Baltimore febla Inn
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The sieaIre~s JOHN GIBSl n anu }. O. KNIGHT
alternately l. ave PIER Al, East River Nrw re-.
YORK.. ~ sr> 1irdsy, at O'Clock D. III. + ftfYs
George."~" every Saturday, and Alex s-ss--sssssas
andria day
fIei-h taxi at lowest rates For information
apply st Office over Metropolitan Bank 18th street,
or to Il. p A DENHAM, Agent, Water street,
I1eOrgstOwn.
ap2l-tr SAMUEL. BACON, Presi lent
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II ADIES suffering from irregularities will find
IL cure aud speeoy relief by Dr. Icons Celebra-
ted Remedy. Sent to any address for one dollar.
DR. LEON 9I5 9Th St febl9-2w'
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Suffering for a Life Time.

Persons afflicted with rheumatism often
suffer for q life time, their tortures being
almost without remission. The joints and
muscles of such unfortunates are in most
cases shockingly contorted and drawn out
of shape To afford them even temporary
relief, the ordinary remedies often prove
utterly useless. Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters, on the other hand, is avouched by
persons who have used it, to be genuine
source of relief. 1t keeps the blood cool by
promoting q regular habit of body, and re-
moves from it impurities which, in the
opinion OF all rational pathologists, orig
mate this agonizing complaint and its kin
dred malady, the gout Besides this the
Bitters remedy disorders of the stomach,
liver and nerves, prevent and eradicate in,
btermttent and remittent fevers, promote
appetite and sleep, and are highly recon-
mended by physicians as desirable medic
inal stimulant and tonic.
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Drowned While Skating.
IH.1a.. IAbiot


A very pathetic case from drowning
while skating this season occurred about
1880 Monday evening on ,he ice at the foot
of Van Schaick street, Lansingburg. At the
aforementioned Clarence Cannon, aged four
teen years, son of a widow residing on S ate
street, in company with Cora Geer, aged
twelve years, started to enjoy the sport on
the ice, with host of other boys and girls.
They had barely begun to enjoy themselves
when both skated into an air-hole, and van-
ished from sight. Clarence, like little
hero, seized his playmate and held her up,
calling for help until exhausted, and then
with the words, Hold on to the
ice, Cora, I'm going; good-by," sank
and was drowned. The little girl did hold
fast TO the ice until the cries of the other
boys and girls brought assistance, and she
was rescued. Search for the body of the
brave boy was made, and it was recovered
in about an hour and removed to the home
of his distracted mother, on State street.
Coroner Donovan took charge of the case,
and will hold an inquest. The deceased
was a bright, and, as his conduct proved, a
manly boy. He might have saved himself,
but with heroic self-sacriice preferred to
save his playmate. The community will
extend heartfelt sympathy to the mother
deprived of so promising boy, and will
mourn his demise. Youthful and more
mature skaters are altogether too reckless
in approaching those traps of death-air-
holes in the ice. A sharp lookout should
be kept for them, and they should be given
a wide berth.
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LEGISLATIVE LORE.
National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
LoGAN's ELECTION
SPRINGFIELD, I'LL, Jan. 19.-In the Re-
publican Senatorial caucus last night Gen.
John A. Logan received 80 votes and Sena-
tor Oglesby 26 votes Every Republican
was present and voted. Logan's election
was received with hearty cheers.
WISCONSIN.
MADISON, Jan. 1S.-The Republican eau
Gus took recess ats p. m. yesterday until
7:30. Twenty-seven ballots were taken up
to II 80 p. m., with varying results, and at
AS p. III. the caucus adjourned till
clock Monday evening.
VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, Jan. 1S.-A resolution was of.
| fered in The House of Delegates yesterday
| hat in view OF the one hundredth annlver
| sary of the surrender at Yorktown, by
CORVALLIS, Congress and the people of the
| United States join in celebrating the event.
TENNESSEE.
| NASHVILLE, Jan. 18.-The message of Gov
Marks was delivered to the Legislature yes
lerday. 1t treats ut great length upon The
intricate condition of the Stale finances.
| WEST VIRGINIA.
| WHEELING, w. VA, Jan. 1S-The Wes
Virginia Legislature has adop ed, by all al
most unanimous vo,e a resolution instruct
ing their Representatives in Congress tt
vole III favor of Government aid to the
Texas Pacific Railroad project.
PENNSYLVANIA.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. Is. The Govern
or's proclamation, announcing the name
of members of Congress chosen in the lat
election. includes the name of Robert Klotz
Democrat, from the Eleventh District
The district has been disputed hitherto b.
Gen. Albright, Republican.
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pers. $s@s 25: common extra So 1904 Is. Corn
quiet. mixed and yellow, 4T@50e. Oats firm: No.
and extra white, S6Ca40c: No. Q white 341a9
351<e; No. 9 white and No. mixed, 3S934c. Rye,
69@62c.
LOUISVILLE. JAN I8-Flour quiet firm and uu-
changed. Wheat active, but firm; red, 96c; amber
and white g2c. Corn dull and lower: white 351ac;
mixed, 33l5c. Oats in fair demand ana higher:
white, 27e; MIXED, A1ae. Rye easy at 52c. Hay
| firmer at se@Il. Pork, IS So Lard firm: choice
\ leaf tierce, 6s4@Ic: do. keg nc. Bulk meats
higher: 25s@4@4149414e; shou ders, none clear
ribs, 415c: clear, 4s4c. Sugar-eared hams, I1s@
s1ae. Whisky steady at 81 oS.
l NEW YORK. JAM 1s-Flour steady: superfne,
Site and Western, e D@s boi common 70 go9a sn
white wheat extra, 81 55@5 25; extra Ohio, 81 %
| as; st. Louis, 81 sO@5 75 Minnesota patent
S. 50@s Wheat quiet: spring rejected, nc: un,
graded. $685.; No. sprng, Sat4gslc; No;
Milwaukee: 81 or; ungraded red; 81 o3@i 5 n15;
SS Ssr a osef al nH N5 iN"H "REisssd aTses '% si
al O6: uilaraded white. 81 Osi4@1 II;
extra do, 81 NJ. Corn: urguded, 46es47>9e: ~ O.
3iNc; a., white, a4ke; mixed Western, 81 @8l1zc
Write Western. a3da3514c Hops in fdr demand
and firm. Coffee duh and unchanged. Sugar
auiet and unchanged. Mplasses dull
and nom nal. Rice active and firm
Carolina. 59s0714c; Lou, ,siana. 5A96s4c. Petro
leum dull: United 81 011s@l o5; crude, SAG
ss4c; refined SIC TaIlow steady at a. Resi-
quiet and firm at 371ac. Tnrpentine H>4e. Egg
Hrm: Western, 2612927c Pc k heavy: mess new
81 50a7 rs. Beef steady: packed. $ll; famil!
mess ST.. Cut meats quiet: long clear, 4Rc
shor', OF 9.1sc. Lard quiet prime steam, S.oo@
steady: Western, 2@S%c Whisky hrmer
n 1uL.
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of stryehnine, which caused almost instant
death.
Mrs. VIM. Chrisenberry cut her throat
with razor in Lawrence Co., III. She
will die.
Nancy Shadrack aged one hundred and
four, died in the County poor-house at Sa-
lem, Ind.
The Grand Central Bank, a small con-
cern in New York, has closed its doors.
Cause, no business.
The store Of The. Visit at Belle Plain,
Mimi, was burned yesterday. Loss, $12,'
00o; insurance, $1,000.
/ The body of Miss Rose Miller is still un
buried at Fort Wayne, Ind, and still has
the appearance OF life.
John Edwards, who was to have been ex
ecuted yesterday at Smithfeld, N. c., was
reprieved for thirty days.
| Col. NJ. T. Tiernan, of Cameron, Mo-
committed suicide last Wednesday BY
shooting himself in the head i'll his office
In the chicken fight between Athens
| lNelsonvIlle, Lancaster, Logan and Straits
vile yesterday, Straitsville came out win
ner.
| Mr.. r. II. Glass, Jr., of the Petersbur.
t(VaJ Post, and Captain VIM. L. Hinton
Jr., have not yet fought their anticipated
duel.
Kittie Mcleod. whose parents reside il
Canada, died, in he hospital at East Sagi
nav, Mich, from lie effects of an abortion
She was very handsome, and but sixteel
years old.
On Wednesday the Kiethfield Rice Mills
OF Black River, Georgetown County, s. c.
were burned. Total loss $36. 900. The mill
were owned by Robert Adger, of Charles
ton, and were insured for $4,000.
Machinery Hall, on the Exposition
Grounds, at Philadelphia, will be sold a
auction on Saturday, February 9Th. Th
original cost was 1854, S67. The bnildin
must be removed by June 1st. Exhibit
remaining in the buildingwill be sold if no
removed.
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Abandoned at Sea.

At all times ships Of one kind or another are
floating about at sea, abandoned by officers and
crew. in what seems hopeless condition. Some
are dismanted and inere hulks, some are swim
ming keel upw rds, some are water-logged, but
being laden with imber will not sink, but are
driven hither and thither as the wind and waves
may direct So eople afii ted with cattrrh, bron'
chitis, and co SUMPTION are aban oned by ply
sicians and friends lncurable. yet thousands oi
such are annually estored to perfect health by the
use of Dr. Sages Catarrn Remedy and DR., Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. The Catarrn Remedy
is unequaled as soeth ing and healing application
Wh lie the Discovery prpifies and enriches the
blood and imparts tone and vigor to the whole
system,
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EO B H =

Endorsed by prominent Physicians ann
substantiated by an abundance of testimonials. of
the first character, the veracity of which can not
be denied. They not only cure but positively
prevent Malaria, Fever or Epidenics from attack
ing the system. We shall not pretend to curr
ALL diseases with one remedy, but with our
four different numbers, named below, we will
give a test to all of their unparalleled success
No. 1--For Liver and Lung ailments, Chills
and Fever, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Bliousness
Sick and Nervous Headache, and all diseases aris
ing from torpid liver. The most efiectual blood
purifier extant. Gives strength to the weak ami
debilitated. Price S2.
NO. 2-For Kidney, Spine and Bladder A7ec
tions, Brights Disease Diabetes, Lame or Weak
Back. Tones up vitality, and restores lost energy
Price SO.
Ne. 3-For Female Weakness and Irregular
ties, Falling OF the Womb, Leucowhua (Whites)
and the many other ills to which females are
subject. Enriches the blood, purifies the secre-
tons and strengthens weak and delicate females
Price o..
No. 4--Cures Consumption, Bronchitis, Hyste
| ria and Laryngius, Throat Affections and Asthma
Price SIS.
N. R. If there are any complicated cases that
seem stubborn or difficut, In such emergencies II
the patient will call DR.. Forbes at the office in
person, or send written statement, he will advise
such change as may be necessary free of charge,
thus giving them recourse to our best sources (see
ond to nonel for help, by our cheerful response to
their call
If your Druggist does not keep DR. FORBES
HEALTH PADS, and will not get one for you, do
not let him palm ofworthiess mutations, but send
the price to MS in a letter, and We will mail them
to you free of charge. Address,
f72 Elm street, Cincinnati, Ohio
win be sold by leading dealers everywhere.
del4lyrS
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Electric Currents.

Major John H. New, a New Orleans tor
ney, is dead.
Andrew Rockenfeld, Coroner Of Madison
County, Ind, is dead. .....
Michael Caller, aged ninety-two died
suddenly at Eaton, O. .......
Mrs Sallie Graves, aged eighty, was frozen
to death near Salem, Ind.
Jonathan Villitz, an old tailor tried to
drown himself at Fredericktown, 0. s.
The Daily Evening Star, Of Buffalo, has
suspended, owing TO lack of funds.
Lewis Moore was fatally injured by a
saw-log rolling on him, near Sidney, O.
An unmarried daughter of Sanville
Burns, aged twenty-five years, living. at
! Eagle Furnace, Vinton County, took dose
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II is reported that wild animal of hide
Gus proportions, that is q terror to hunters
and dogs, to say nothing of old maids and
children, inhabits the timber along the
Genesee River, near Genesee Falls, N. Y.
What it is is not known, but the fact re-
mains that half the population are fright
ened nearly out of their senses by the an
tics of the panther, bear or other beast.
Buffalo Bill could secure good wages by WIS.,
iting Genesee Falls Rochester Democrat.
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mARKETs BY TELEGRAPH.

WILMINGTON Jan. is. Spirits turpentine steady
at 261ac, ~. E...
OswEGo, Jan. lS--Wheat steady and unchanged.
Corn nominally unchanged, .. .
INDrANArOLIs Jan. l8.--Flour quiet and un-
changed. Wheat nominslly unchanged: No.
red, S709e0c. Corn quiet: new mixed. 2Sc; Jan,
uary, 2Sc bid. Oats steady: White, N022c; mixed
2O@21c, Rye. 43c.
hBosToN. Jan lS-Flour steady: Western 50
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pP-IN order to accommodate Eastern adFer-
tisers in the STAR. Mr.. E. Duncan snlneh, No. 2
Astor House. New YORK City, has been appoihtea
our general and special agent Tor the EASTERN
States This will be a branch office OF the STAR,
Mr. sniffen being authorized to make advertising
contracts on our behalf and receipt all collections
therefor in our name.
us-wEArHER.-Fai or partly cloudy weather
for the next twentyfour hours.
Be-ruE Coylneton Office of the STAR is at No.
T East Pike Street in Hardins Insurance Office
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Two i'm One-.A Restorer of Gray
Hair

And perfect dressing combined. London
Hair Color Resorer" restores to gray hair
its original color and beauty, complete
within itself; no washing or previous prep
aration of any kind required to secure these
desirable results Stops hair from falling
aud insures a luxurious growth. Price 75c,
six bottles ST. All druggists sell it.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-18
Grand Juror Gislocates His
Shoulder,

1t was reported to Judge Johnston this morning
that David Butler, bya fall on the pavement last
night had his shoulder dislc Gated, and that he
could not attend to his duties to-day.
Mr. VIM. Donohue was thereupon sworn in to
fill his place on the jury.
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Elm ANCEAk4.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 1920 P. NJ

Gold at par.
Eastern exchange steady with moderate receipts
and fair demand. Buying at par, and selling at
lilo premium.
Ster ing has only moderate inquiry, but nc
material change in rates. 1t is drawn here al
"a S41 for long. and 81 sS forsight in gold. per
The local buying and selling rates for Govern
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Eanding,
For New Orleail

SATURDAY, 18th. at 5 p. NJ, POSITIVELY,
e< n. .CHAS. MORGAN, A. Stein, Master.
Lm&S& Apply on board, OF to Royse e. Mosset
Agents, No. 10 Public Landing.
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Cincinnati Live stock Market.
CINCINNATI Jan. 18--2 P. NJ.

The following are the receipts and shlpmentso o
live stock for the last "a hours.
Reeeipts. Shipments
CATTLE - 200 143
Hogs 1874 10l7
sheen eep.........,....... . 395
HOGS-Iirm market with an upward tendency.
Common sell at s. 3Ofa2 70, fair to good at
So S5a3 So and select butches' at So 35@3 40 per
GENITAL gross.
CATTLE-The demand is only moderate Mar
ket firm Common at 81 5092. medium at s9 2b@
2 rs, good to choice but hers at S3@t and falI
to good shipping at S4@t 65 per GENITAL gross,
SHEEP-There is a fair demand and steady al
81 25tde2 70 for common, S3(g3 80 for medium
grades, and $3 75@4 so per Genital for good to
choice
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changed Gas-house at &c, city made at 7c, and
crushed at &c per bu at yards. Held &c more de-
Rvered to consumers.
EGGS-Are in moderate demand and receipts
rather light, with fresh quoted at26927e perdozen.
FRUTTS-Muderate demand for apples and am
pie supply, and quoted 81 1902 90 per brl; Gran
berries quiet at s5@6 so per brl, and s2@2 20 per
bu. Oranges quiet at S5s6 Fer bfl, anu 81 50@3 90
per box. Lemons in moderate demand and SELL
Ing at S36e4 per box Dried fruit dull, and aT-
Piles are quoted at 21lsSe, and peaches at st4@4c
per ID.
HAY-Is in fair eonsumptive demand for the
best grades, with ample offerings, and selling at
$9@l0 per ton on arrival for prime to efh ice In.
ferior grades dull and held at $@S perton. About
HEMPNseiiing slo ' ", but held steadily, and
moderate offerings at SS5@9o per ton for ron h
Kentucky on arrival. We quote dressed at GIG
| 71sc per 10. as to quality, in store.
easy and quoted $40 506sl1 per ton Shnstuffs
quiet and held at $1l@l2 per ton M ddIings
steady, and moderate demand at $l3@17 per ton
! all in bu,k. on arrival.
| MOLASSES-Refned syrurs are dull and held
at 40G70c per gallon. New Orleans is in fair con
sumptiye demand and selling at 28g37c per alon
for fair to choice, Sorghum at 2O@2oc per gafon
oILs-The demand is moderate, and marke
steady, and generally quiet. Prime linseed at &
a61c per gallon. Refined petroleum at l0t@lse, a!
/ to fire test.
| Pc NUTS-Are in moderate demand ant
the market teady, W tn liberal offerings vt 4A@
SIC per ID for whte, and 3l9693ss4c for red.
| POTATOES-The demand is fair for the loca
trade. Int little doing beyond this The suppl,
ample but arrivals light. We quote p ime t.
choice at 6o@7oc for peaehblows, and 75@S0e 10
early rose per bu in store. Sweet potatoes dul
at So 25tg2 - per brl.
! POULTRY--The market is quiet and steady anf
amply supplied. Live chickel 8 sell at $2@3 10
and essed ut 81 50t@S rs per dozen, as tn quality
Turkeys al 10c for dr. ssed, and &c for live per IT,
Geese held at IS 5094, and ducks at $3@S so PEI
dozen
SALT-Firm market. and fair demand for 0hie
River and Kanawha, with moderate offerings
at 81 25 per brl of bl, and 81 60 per br OF
bu. Coarse Liverpool slow at 81 10@1 20 pc
sack Turks Island held at 3iG185e per bu.
| SEED-There S a moderate demand and thu
market is quiet and quoted at 81 20@1 30 per bt
for timothy, and 6la@7c per Id for clover. Fla1
in demand at ST 05t91 Is per bu.
| SUGAk-lhere firm but QUIET market, will
fair consumptive demand, and no materia
change. New Orleans sells at SIC for raw, y
MSe for yellow and S1s(99c for white clarified pc
lb. Yellow refined 714t9734c, extra at S@s4c
A white at 8A@9Ac, granuiated and powdere'
9E@1oc. and cut loaf at 1014c per ID.
TALLOW-Is in modcra e demand and countr
in good supply and selling at SIC per lb packed