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A SOda-watcr Fountain.

Tn one of the southern districts of New
South Wales a man discovered fine soda
spring. He opened bush-inn close by,
and soon drove a brisk trade in spirits
and soda-water One day some genius
hit upon the idea that good deal of
time and trouble might be saved by con-
verting the well into huge eflervescing
draught A lot of sugar and acid, with
a due proportion of spirits was thrown
into the well and stirred about with a
long pole; but to the infinite disgust of
the thirsty operators, and something
more than the disgust of the proprietor,
the final outcome of their labor was the
muddying Of the water and the irremedi-
able spelling Of the soda spring.
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THE COURTS.
PROBATE.

Lucie Lange was appointed administers
trix of Christian Lange. Estate, $4,000.
TO.MoRRoW's CALENDAR.
The cases set for tomorrow Saturday are as
followg
Drunk-John Borgan and Adam Price,
IS each.
Disorderly Conduct-Hester Clark, $25;
Della Brooks, Augustus Crawford and Gus
Loewenstein, dismissed; John Stone and
John Maloney, continued.
Vagrancy-Lotte Smith, Carrie Leonard,
Lille Wright, Carrie Wilson, Ella Pierce,
Ida Carberry, dismissed; Jos. Gaulocke, 80
days.
Miscellaneous-Alice Hart, Nettie O'Mea.
ra- keeping house OF ill fame, $50, remtted;
Henry Schroeder, grand larceny,
bound over Maggie Miller Louisa
korkin, snme, continued; John Jack
net, Nicholas Bedinger, Rosa
Lee, Alex. Constable, assault and battery,
continued; Frank Vinewood, same, So; Ell
ward Mccormack, malicious destruction of
property, dismissed; George Geisindorf,
petitlarceny 5000; Geo. Brown. obstruct-
ing sidewalk, dismissed. .
COMMON PLEAS.
Before Judges Longworth and Smith,
Motions.
Before Judge Moore
There will be no further call of the motion
docket this term.
SUPERIOR.
Before Judge Harmon
34517-BrachmauR & Massard vs. Thomas T.
Heath, assignee
8,5lS-Same ys. same.
S4,520-R, r. Springer, vs.. Samuel D, Culbert-
son.
34,527-Keinhold Won Minden vs. c. F. Adae g.
Co.
34,52s-Same vs., Assignees OF C. F. Adae & Co.
34.tS!-J, l.. Keck & Co. VS.. John Raglan.
A,55T-Thomas Tullis Zimmerman VS.. James Il.
Floyd, executor.
SS,33s--C, Klein & Co. vs.. Elizabeth Gambs
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Directions for Planting and Culti-
waiting the Strawberry.

We prefer planting in the spring as early as tho
ground Will permit; but pOtgrown plants set in
August or September VIII produce good crop
the next season. For garden culture, the most
convenient method is to plant in beds four feet
wide three rows in each bed and plants one foot
apart in the row. Thoroughly enrich the soil, dig
deep, keep clean OF weeds, cover lightly in winter
with corn stalks or some coarse litter, rake off in
the spring. dress the beds and mulch with the
samc litter or snort grass from the lawn.
Plant a new bed every year, spade under after
the second crop, and so insure plenty OF berrieS
and evade unsighuy beds.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
Special River Dispatches to the star. I

t'peelai hiNei dispatches u tiie Sutr.l
OIL City, Pa, May 2-9 A. M.-Alle-
gheny River . feet inches and falling.
Weather clear. Thermometer 800. Wind
north.
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, May 2-l0 A. M
Monongahela River feet inches and
stationary. Weather fair Thermometer
$50. Wind southeast.
PITTsBURa, Pa, May 2-11 A. M. River
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FINANCIAL

CINCINNATI May 2-2P NJ
Eastern exchange is buying at par and selling
demand.
Sterling at 1887 for sight and 4s7 for 60 days
per {, and moderate inquiry.
Governments are rather easier to-day Tocal
demand light and rates as follows:
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LOUISVILLE, May 2. = Flour dull and un.
changed. Wheat quiet: Red and amber. 81 O3a
o. Corn steady: White, 3se; mixed, SIC Oats
quiet and steady: White, 29c; mixed 2Sc Rye
quiet vt sLe rs. Lard quiet: Choice leaf tieFce
14c; do keg. SIC. Bulk meats inactive at sL@
44s4@sc; Bacon sniet at t4(a51s9539c Sugar cured
hams S1299Lc. Whisky active but firm at 81 01.
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Notice To Purchasers,
Plant Early. Order Early,

Remit by Draft, Registered Letter or Post-ofico
Order on Cincinnati
Plants will be delivered at Jones Station or Clan.
dale, without charge, Or sent free by mail at. IA
dozen price. |
Ridgewood Farm is located one mile north Of
Elliston Station, G., H, & d. Railroad.
Send Postal Card for Price List and Circular.
Post.offiee address,
GEORGE L. MILLER.
Zones Station. Butler County, Ohio
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III oN1lNG, Trapping, Fishing, preparing FuYs,
IL training sporting dogs, how to teach horses,
aoes &c, amusing and wonderful tricks Only
New York "' '''se"
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Boat-hands' Gossip.
Business moderate.

Weather clear and bright.
Capt. Mccoy has already had about thirty
applications from picnic parties. He con-
templates selling his two ferryboats.
VIM. Reilly, rouster stabbed another
rouster, Geo. Smith, on board the Lady Lee,
yesterday, because he would not leave
position on that boat and go on another
boat The wounds are considered danger
Gus, and Smith is receiving treatment at
the City Hospital. The two men have here
tofore been good friends, and liquor is
the only reason assigned for the attack
[St. Louis Times, yesterday
The Wildwood yesterday pulled the
sunken Etna off the bank at Ripley, and
she was brought down to Fulton last night
by the Champion No. 8 and the Cobb Cecil
They are pumping to keep her ahoat, and
she will be taken out on the Docks this
afternoon.
The Mount Glare arrived this morning
from kanawha River with miscellaneous
tow.
The river was falling at noon to-day with
Ii feet 10 inches in the channel.
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NEW VARIETIES OF STRAWBERRIES

SharpIess Seeding.
The following description Of the fruit is from
Elwanger Barry's pplemenlsry list, spring of
1873
NEW sTRAwBERRY-sHARP RPLEss sEEDLlNa
Raised by ]. X SHAaPLEss.
SIZE. Large to very large an average specimen
measuring one and half inches diameter either
way.
FORM Generally oblong, narrowing to the amer:
Irregular, often tlattened.
COLOR. Clear, light red. with smeo 9th, shin
ing surface.
FLESH. Firm, sweet, with delicate aroma fu6
in quality.
Plant. Vigorous and luxuriant hardy and
prolific.
This variety having fruited with us several sea-
sons, We have no hesitation in recommending it
as The largest and best strawberry now in cultva-
ton. The plant is vigorous. hardy and luxuriaut.
West
Our stock of this variety is from the originator.
Price per dozen, 81 IS; per 100 S.
hne 'oIored plate OF The ShHrpless sent on re-
csipt OF loc, Free to purchasers OF plants OF this
variety.
Cumberland Triumph.
Very large and snowy; color light red: plant
perfectly hardy and vigorous grower; one OF tho
best for the amateur or near market.
Price per do2 3OC,; per 100, 81.
Crescent Scedling,
Probably the most productive of all; in size
'NieH'As ''b ''oi tiG NIlSblli qualify EOOu,
ripens early, and continue throughout the season
Price per dCz., 75c.; Der 100, 81.
Forest Rose.
One Of the best large berriess bears trsnsporta,
ton we'll.
Price per doz., 81; per 100, "a.
Great American.
Worthy of trial everywhere: one of the laraest.
very firm and color good for market
Price per duz, 81; perl0O, 81
mOnnrch OF the West.
One Of the finest favored, largest sized, and
most valuable varieties in cultivation
Price per doz., 30c; per 1GO ST.
20 Other Varieties,
Thirty Varieties, one dozen plants each tlneiud
ng "Sharpless'') J, for So.
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Forty-sixth conErcss-Extra Session

WASHINGTON, May 1.-Consderation was
resumed of the bill to prevent the intro
duction OF contagious or infectious diseases
into the United States. Pending its dis
cusson the bill was laid aside.
A bill was reported from the Committee
on ppropriations to provide for the pay
ment OF bounty and back pay to those SOL
diers Of the late war who were deprived of
the same by fraud. Objection being made
the bill was laid over for the day.
Adiourned
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The following are the opening quotations and
the p III. report OF the New York Stock Market,
as received by Lea, Sterrett d. Co., 2S West Third
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4 feet 8 inches and falling. Weather fair
and cool.
cHARLEsroN, W. VA, May 20 A. M
Kanawha River 8 feet inches and
falling Weather clear, with light wind
from the northeast. Frost last night.
I'VE think, in fact feel sure, our Charles
ton correspondent is mistaken in regard to
the stage of water. 1t should be 4 feet 8
inches instead of feet inches. Ed
STAR.l
GOLDEN CROWN AT NEW ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS, May 2.-River falling; 4
feet 7 inches below high water mark Ar
rivals; City of Greenville, from ST. Louis;
Golden Crown, from Cincinnati. Raining.
GOLDEN CITY SINKS BARGE.
New ALBANY, IND, May 2.-The steamer
Golden City while passing through the
canal to-day run into and sunk a model
brick barge belonging to the Cumberland
Towboat Company in about eight feet of
water The barge lays straight and will be
raised by the wrecking boat Eckert to-day.
Captain Hegler remains with the barge.
Steamboat Movements
The Telegraph will be the regular packet
leaving this evening for Pomeroy.
The Fleetwood came down this morning
and will return TO Huntington promptly at
p. NJ. and connect with the G. g. o. r. R.
trains tor the East
The fine Jas. D. Parker leaves for Mem
phis tomorrow.
The large side-wheel steamer Thos. Sher-
lock leaves tomorrow evening for New Or
leans.
The Wildwood came down this morning
and returned to Maysville at noon.
The City of Portsmouth leaves at 4 D. m.
for Chio.
The Robt. Mitchell will follow the Thos.
Sherlock and leave for New Orleans Wednes-
day.
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Cincinnati Live Stock Market,

CINCINNATI, May 2, 1879.
The following are the receipts and shipments of
live stock for the past "A hours
Receipts. Shipments
Gattle. 579 sos
l63S 1222
'''''''''''''''''' wv .....
HOGS-Market quiet, with moderate demand
Common at " 5o@S H, fair to good light or
packed s. 25@3 55, and choice al S. 60@8 65 per
Genital gross.
CATTLE-Quiet and steady market at yester-
days prices.
sHEEP-Firm. and fair demand, and prices un-
changed.
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HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-The bill amending
the statutes relating to coinage and to coin
and bullion certificates was taken up. After
a short discussion the further consideration
of the bill was postponed until Saturday
next. s.t
The motion that the House pass the Army
Appropriation Bill in opposition to the
Presidents veto was rejected by yeas 100,
nays 10.
Adjourned until Saturday.
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SharpIess Seeding.
The following description OF the fruit is from
Elwanger Barry's supplementary list, spring of
1878
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STRAWBERRY &C., PLANTS.
The New York herald., 1879-10-08

r.. 25e; diamond L. 25e diamond H.. .6c: fine native
24s garnet 21e-' stckiac. I6e ,. , ca,
prices are readily SS.a%sa :" We wpSs
l2'ae iae for lots; MarseiIles uot'sd eo"on 'e-'
srlcss-rhers Is continued good obbng demand par
We quote Gloves Amboyn MA 47e isc Zanzibar fse
a 5,c: Glove stems. lsc lSise Nuimcgs. doe aste-
41sc sia4e do African as. 4sle do Jamaies Use
cSss assu oI. ra is ss do Batavia nnns l1fs bsc
duty paid i21ss sunatr. l2te l2se Batavia @ i2s.;
paid Alispiee, i3c. l5]sc Sales 50 bales Zanzibar
cloves at isc so do Chile peppers at Ice;
steady prices We quote FLORIDA sleeps wool select.
Soc Cuba Sleeps wool select 81 Is 81 30 Piorids ear
riage sponge soc oJe Nassau carriage sponge. 25c
zoe. Toe Florida and Nassau 25c 4oc toilet.
cups and surgeon y pa ss per H. bath Psags large,
30 81 80; shoe and currier sponge 81 Is s.
English and French chanois SKINS 81 80 $50 per kip Of
SOULS in fair reqaest and FIRM Zoe l,e for white
s%Ss ss g % s.ss tons
ssAAc continue. steady & with & %odsrs!s node ate inquiry We
or lsp spadss sseaSssd demand fair We
qroe'IBrown. in casks and bbls, &C. size per lb.;
SUGAR MILK is firm with fair inquiry We quote
SuLrmArE AMMoSA-The demand Is good and tho market
firm. We quote:-Amerean. extra dry. In casks. Tsc
suLPHArE CiscnoNIpIA is unchanged; demand fair. We
quote -Amercan 81 - per or and foreign u ~ III %
TAnAnsps-with fair demand tho market remains
firm We quote:-$;' a sS - u;;. MT.
51sc. 5sic. Sales 90 bags at these prices
firm. We quote Root sc. 5sc ground tic. 7c
ToScA BEANS arc IN fair request anu very hrm AnRos
IVA UnsI steady with moderate inquiry. wequote:-
vANiLLA BEANS are very firm with fair demand. W.
quote $40 $40 according to quality ~
VENick TURrENTiNE is steady, with fAir demand We
quote :-I61ac l7c
vEKDlcnis is firm the late advance; quoted 2sc
The New York herald., 1879-10-08
div, X mat c. be
10000 st l. n IM2d.i.s3
5000 do. BIC
5000 st l. III NJ lst. be
POO st l. Il l VI I'd. be
5000 SL&IMlstpf. /. be
5000 Intern2d. PC r.bc
10000 Alabama, c A..
10000 N Y, l. L Il w n

In London the market was strong and active at tho
opening, the half past twelve prices being g-United
States four per cent bonds 1865 Erie, 42h; do pre-
ferred CT; do seconds. S75 Illinois Central. 94a;
Pennsylvania Central, 451s; Now Jersey Central. CA
Reading. 22a4. Consols for both money and the &C.
count. % 9S United States AZ per cent bonds
1895 and fives OF 1881 were 1861. At half-past
p. NJ. Erie common quoted 43A; pre-
ferred 6S4 seconds, SO; fves. "a; frsts,
11CA. Common shares declined to 421. recovered
to 43La, fell back to Al. and recovered ut the
close to AK 40. Reading advanced to %, fell of
to 221z and closed 2224. The closing quotations
were:-Consols. for money and the account, 9s1s;
four per cent bonds. 1855; AZ per cent bonds.
1O9S; fves Of 1881. 106h; Erie common shares.
AZ; do. preferred shares. 6S 6sh; do frsts.
1861; do. seconds. So; do. fvss. "a; New Jersey
Central. "a a 65; Illinois Central. % u 95.
The Bank of England lost f4s.0OO bullion on bal
ance to-day. Rentes at Paris 83f. zoe. Ex-
change on London was 25t. 30Ac. One million and
u half of three and six months Treasury bills were
allotted yesterday at e and TX percentage respec-
lively
Philadelphia stocks closed at tho following
The New York herald., 1879-10-08
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT 1-16C. UP; FUTURES
CLOSED BARELY sTEADY-FLoUR FIRM-wHEAr
IRREGULAR-CoRN EAsIER-OATs LOWER
PORK FIRM-LARD sTEADY-sPIRITs TURPEN-
TINE FIRM--RosIN FIRM-CoFFEE STEADY
SUGAR FIRM--PETRoLEUM FIRM-wHIsKEY
FIRM.
TUESDAY. Oct. TO p. M.
business continues active throughout almost
every department Of trade. ana not in many years
has there been full and so general movement OF
merchandise There seems to be no abatement OF
that confidence which is the basis Of the activity in
all branches Of business, and although prices
have greatly advanced there is just as
much apparent disposition to purchase now
there when the season first opened
and prices very much lower Dry goods, hardware
boots and Shoes drugs chemicals groceries, breadstu
&C., moved with the freedom and tho markets
just about buoyant and firm and the Of
distribution crowded with description of mer
chandse going in every direction On Change -four was
firm. Wheat was irregular aud somewhat lower. but
active and closed frmer. Corn easier Oats were
lower but irregular. and closed strong. whiskey was
firmly held. Pork was 6rm Lard was without important
change Cotton the spot was Lice dearor Turpentne
closed barely steady Coffee ruled stosdy and was
firm Oils generally steady. Petroleum ruled firm.
Naval stores firm.
ALCOHOL firm Export quoted at 32Sc. for October
and SIC. for November. Free quoted ut 81 Us.
ASHES quoted at 45sc. 4Ac. for pots and &c. .
6lac. for poarls.
ANTHONY ruled firm lec for Hallett and Cookson.
CoYFEE-The market for Rio quiet but steady.
We note the arrival Keper with n o6l bags Rio
and 7422 bags Santos-total, 344a3 bags-making the
stock In first hands Il, ,27O bags Mild coffee firm.
We quote :Ordnary cargoos l3c; fair do 15Hc: good
do l6c. prime d. 16sc. extreme for lots l24c
17zc; Santos fair to good l51sc &c., ninety days;
Java, government bags. 22c. 23c; mats, 23sc
25c; Singapore, 16c lsc Ceylon l4c. 17c. Mara
cabo, l21sc. l7c.; Lagusyra 1916 1870 Jamaica.
l5hc; St. Domingo, IOsc 12c. Porto Rico 151sc
i61zc; Costa Rica, lac. l7hc; Mexican l41sc l6c
Mocha pc. 23c Angostura l5c. lie. Savanilla l2c
al716c. Curacoa, 12c u l3c.
CoopERAGE SrocK ruled steady. We quote:-Moasses
Shocks 32nch with heads 81 IS 81 81; sugar shocks
with heads S5lnch 81 IS 81 10; do do 36nch, VI 81
81 10; box shocks. 5Oc. &C. do, $3 rs $3 JU
ppe do. $6 $3 5O empty hogsheads 81 - O5: hoops
10 feet ordinary prime 33 So do, II fec do, SIS
$50 per ~ 49,
CoppER higher Tho salos since Friday last
lba 23$lc 2lc cash. the market closing
very firm, with 21c. genorslly asked.
CORDAGE quiet, We quote:-Manila large aud
small l21sc l5c; tarrcd Manila, 12c Sssl rope, lOho
u 1l1ec.
C0TroN on the spot steady advance of Lice,
with u fair demand Futures opened firm ut about tho
closing prices OF yesterday advanced ~ points and
closed barely steady aftcr losing points Of the ad
The sales between ten A. NJ three +. NJ foot
un bales. fOllOwS:-
The New York herald., 1879-10-08

-Stnneu-dOOu Orulhhry, Nrict SoOu ordinary
ports follows ialveston Ul1 baios; Now
Orleans, ,2O Mobile 1903: Savannah 6214; Charles
ton, 2606 Wilmington, I,44l Norfolk, 39oi; Now York.
4o Boston, s4s Philadelphia 532 Total IS soe baes.
livery. uplsnds, low middng clause. 7-l6d.
o l3-32d; October N oveniber delivery, up
lands, low mddling clause. Cd. 3l-32d ;
Futures weaker scors last quotations October
$50 bales Market hrni Estimated saies sou balos
speculation and export, OOO do Middng uplsnds 6sd
niiddling Orleans, 1l6d. Futures l-2d better Octo
bor delivery. uplands, low mddling clause. l332d
Lied l5s2d.: October November delivery uplands,
low middling clause, sisad ed; sd; NOsembor
5 a7-sad. y %sd. l;so p. M.-Niddiing. up,
lands q 9-l6d.; middling Orleans, 1854
March delivery, upands low middng clause,
SID March April delivery upiAnds low middliug clause
clause 32d -Four p. M.-Anorlcan saIes, 500 bales
delivery upiands low middling
SID January February delivery snds low middling
clause sgd February March delivery upnnds low mid
dliug clause, 29a2d.
FEArukRs remnined steady at &C. 4Sc for primo 1.-Two
geese and 25c. 35c. for mixed.
FisH-Tho market for goldfish ruled firm and 800
Quntals sold In lots nj full prices Held ut close
So Georges and at ~ for Grand Bank Mackcre
active and Arm and about UOO bbis shore sold Vi IS
blosters hold xt $ss. Box herring ruled
and QUO boxes medium. scaled sold ut 2dc.
FLOuR GRAIN.-Receipts-Fiour, ~, ,523 bbls. ;
whcn 36 l50 bushels nioa l32 bbls and 80 bags
2J7 100 bushels; oats. 2yUU do. rye, 1uY34 do.
barley, $50 do barley malt 75 do Fiour-ihe mar
kct without Important change Tho demand Is
The sales including State Western and Southern
about 2OOoO bbs, within the annexed range. Rye -four
ruled hrn with sales Of 80 bbls. full prces
meal was firmly held Tho sales 1uU bbls and
IA n ll.ara M .lsaua asIr rpt tAt.
The New York herald., 1879-10-08

-Whcrt-Tho market was unsettled and about 2c lower
s S pAs si ss'ns ssssxsS s
icr October 81 SIX ST sos for November, Il sS4 a
81 81 81 - for Octobor 81 80 81 3si for November
81 for December 81 "a for No white IL ~ Tor No
X 2 Sr sc Sa,sm sSrns essh s y @ Gr J.
for No. amber 81 ssa . 81 sss FOR steamer No. Z
S No. white ,0 n ss 81 81 for unsrasod ' xh,.s nS
81 81 35s for mixed winter and 81 70 for No 8 rcd
Kansas 81 tho close No. red winter for October
bcr ut 81 ~ ~ t. Corn Was less active and lower
Tho salcs including 1900 bushels for future delivery
SSic for do sioat 5c a5.c Tor do November Soc Tor
high mixed 6uc for round yellow and V2c for No white
The following the bid and asked prices
bid 555se. asked November, stcamcr bid, asked; do
asked do No 2 5sisc bid. doc. asked Rye was quiet
was quiet; zoo bushels city sold Al a1asI % cash
do do go lbs sia 80 $40; do, sharps 100 lbs $40
sI5 90 SIS 90; ryc feed se Beans steady We quote
81 20 primo rcd kidney, 81 v5 81 7O black kidney
" 4os$s SO Peas were steady. We quote ;-spt, free
r S1c southern black eye two bushe bags. 81 IS |
outside quotations bid; We qaote-4sc; FOR No white,
mixed SOLE. tor No. do. iac for No. do 37c for
rejected 4c. for No Chicago. 3ic SOC Tor mixed
track 37c 42c for white track 900 bushels No. =
all the year. zoe Total sales. 100000 bushels
FRrII-foreigu was firm and active. We quote: Old
ysr s.ns y y az nsw sw dSndSn % % 3 aySrs y VI Sd ss's
do 7s4c pcr ID. Dates. In trails 5c Brazil nuts
New. s.sc. sardines-Quarter boxes. fIc half boxes
Bosnia do, ,g5sc. shoiled almonds. 32c. New Ore
noble wainuts, liAe. new Naples do i2c new French
The New York herald., 1879-10-08
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, Oct. Is r. NJ.
Cotton-Futurcs hrm; upands. low middling clause
Octcber delivery. 6t,d; uplands low middling clause
November and December delivery. > 2o32d.
Produce-Common rosin. 4s. I'D.
LONDON, Oct 7-6 M.
Tailow. SIS. Cd per
HAmsuRs. Oct Z, 1873.
American lard closed at ~ marks per 100 lbs
Pork-Prime mess Eastern hrmcr at 55s do, Westcrn
frmer at 5us Bacon-Cumbcrland cut steady Mt 4os.
short rib steady at JSs long clear steady at SIS short
clear steady 33s. ttams-Long cut steady at SIS.
shoulders steady at 22s Beef-india mess-nonc in ths
market. mess steady ps prime none in
the market L,rd-frime Western steady at S4s
ID. raow-rrime city steady % SJs ed
Turpcntine-Sprts dul! at 2tr. kosin-common
hrmcr at Is. 3D.; hnc hrmer at rs. %.
Checse-Amercan choice steady at 51s Lard OF stcady
ut 34s Flour-Extra State hrtncr at 2ss. I'd wheat
Spring, No 8. mono IN the market No. at ios cd
Western winter at lis. new southern winter. ~
lis Sd Corn-Mxed dull at 5s. Sd Cotonsced oil-fel
low American, mono In the market. Rosin-Common Al
London. dull ut Is Turpentinc-spirits, NJ London,
steady at 2Js. I'd.
Loxpox Oct. - 80 =. NJ.
Calcutta Insced, 52s 52s sd. per qua ter Linseed
oil f27 IS a CT los per Sugar, rs. Cd 25s y"
per cwt for Cuha centrifugal polarEng o6 degrees ana
2ps 3D. sd for Cuba muscovado tar rehnths nnoat
ANTWERP. Oct. T. 1874
Petroleum, 1877. for fine pale American. American
lard closed at S.jf zoe per 100 kilos.
The New York herald., 1879-10-08
Closing figures were:-

At San Francisco the opening prices for mining
stocks were as folows:-Gould Curry. ga; Savage.
II; Chollar. Ga; Ophir 32s4 after 30h Hale Nor
cross. l11s; Crown Point. 37s; Yellow Jacket l5;
Belcher. ga; Imperial. Ia; Virginia Consolidated.
o'a California. 53a; Best Belcher. 16; Union Con-
solidated 65; Alpha Is Sierra Nevada. 4s1a Mexi-
can 81 after 29a Silver Hill. IL; Justice. 81 Julia.
31S; Utah. 1913; Alta. 5h; Bodie. Ill Becnte 105 !;
Independence. 2; Segregated Belcher. %; Buiwer.
liz; Mono. 54; Consolidated Pacific, IA; Potosi.
57; Exchequer. 5S; Mammoth. 6h; North Stand
ard, 2; Boston Consolidated. 140.