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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-06
Electric Currents.

Snow has been falling quite heavily Al
Shreveport, La.
Nils drugs ore was damaged 81, 800 by
fire at Fort Wayne, Ind.
Henry Miller, farmer, was frozen tc
death near Richland, Mo.
The post-office, with all the mail matter
was burned at Hawkensville, Fla.
Rocks wooden block burned yesterday
at Cleveland, Ohio. Loss $4,000
Epperst's photograph gallery at Terre
Haute, Ind, was destroyed by fire.
Gillinghams mills and other mills al
Crown City, o., were destroyed by fire.
Scarlet fever has been declared epidemic
in New York-6fty-three deaths last week
Gardener Tingley, of East Attleboro
Mass, killed himself and his wife yesterday
morning.
Edward Nugent, the ST. Louis wife mur
derer, was sentenced Saturday to be hanged
February l4th.
Moncasi, who attempted to assassinate
King Alfonso was garroted at Madrid on
Saturday morning.
Seven hundr, men and boys of Brook
side Colliery, near Pottsville, Penn, have
struck for back pay.
Saturday morning al Beckville, Ind, two
young children named Nolan were found
frozen to death in bed.
/ Jake Johnson, an old negro inmate of the
Bourbon County, KY, County Poor house,
froze to death Friday last.
The Swedish Government confirms the
news that Nordenskjold's expedition was
frozen in near East Cape.
The Public Library and Post-office, with
their contents, at bingham, Mass, were
burned yesterday morning.
is claimed by his friends that WAYNE
McVeigh, of Pennsylvania, has the inside
track for the vacant Berlin Mission.
Cards are out for the wedding of General
NJ. D. Leggett, late Commissioner of Pat
ents, and Miss Post, of Sandusky, 0.
W. NJ. Elias and Ellis H. Elias, late pro-
prietors of the Dollar Store, New York
City, have failed. Liabilities $45, 900.
The residence of Henry Bence, at New
ark, o., was burned before daylight Satur-
day morning. Loss estimated at 81 900.
Frank aged two, and Charles, aged ten,
sons of Chris Bippus, were fatally scalded
by the upsetting of a tea-kettle, at Bellaire,
Ohio.
Ed Wyatt, Deputy United States Mar
shal, accidentally and fatally shot VIM
Phlanz, one of his squad, at Horse Cave,
Kentucky
The motion for a new trial has been over
ruled, and Guetig, the murderer, has been
sentenced to hang the Goth inst. at In
dianapolis Ind.
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POLICE ITEMS.
A Small Showing for Monday NIOrn-
ing.

A Small Showing for Monday Morn.
ing.
Only ten arrests were made during Satur
day and Sunday, and none of these fol
drunkenness. t-H
DR., J. 7. Whitaker, of West Eighth
street, has reported the loss of $172, which
was stolen from his bureau drawer.
Lewis Landolph charges that about two
months ago he gave G. Bitterling, a jeweler,
$40 for which he was to furnish gold
chain of a certain kind. The chain was
never obtained, and Biterling, whom the
accused states 81 pent the money on a spree,
will be tried January 11th on the charge of
obtaining money under false pretenses.
Matthew Daniel, charged with the theft
of a pair of boots from NJ. Jacob will be
tried January 8th.
John johnson, colored roustabout
answered to the charge of stealing coat
from Mr.. Simon, and had his case continued
until January 7th.
George Espensheid and Joseph Warren
der, the two remaining parties who were
wanted on the charge of cutting John Hoff-
ner on the head and arms, while near the
Jackson Brewery, Saturday morning, have
been arrested and will be tried January
9th.
A tramp named Pat. Cooney went into
the house of Mrs. Wagner Saturday night
and demanded lodging. This being refused
he threatened the inmates of the house
with violence, but an officer was soon sum-
moned, and Pat. was fined $40 this morn
ing.
A colored s. eamboatman named Charles
Jones, stole coat yesterday from John B.
Drahman, No. 81 East Front street, but af-
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frmer: white Western. 3O@32c: mixed Western, Is
@29'. Rye quiet: Western, sac. Provisions dull
and unchanged. Lard dull: prime steam, 614c
LOUISVILLE Jan. 6-Flour unchanged Wheat
red, 90c: amber and white, y2e. Corn steady:
white, 36c; mixed, 3tc Oats quiet: white, 25c;
mixed. 24e Rye steady at 53c. Hay quiet at 500
so. Pork quiet at SS98 % Lard in fair de-
mand: choice leaf. terce, SIC; do keg nc, Bulk
meats dull and lower at 2.75CG3. .30613 871@64c.
Bacon nominal; none reaOy for market Sugar
cured hams SIC. Whisky active but firm at 81 %.
Tobacco unchanged.
Boston. Jau. 6-Flour in fair demand: West
ern supers, $3G3 25: common extra So 75Ca4 2j:
Wisconsin extras, &@4 rs; Minnesota do, 81 5O9
8 %; winter wheat, Ohio and Michigan, 81 7j9
25: Illinois and Indians, $5al rs; St. Louis. S.
| @6 Wisconsin and Minnesota patent spring
wheat, Sc SOFAS so; winter wheat S6a7 20. Corn
quiet: new, 45950c; old scarce at 50953c. Oats
dull: NO. and extra white, 36g39c; No. white,
3S@331ac; No. white and No. mixed, 32093212c.
Rye, 68@65c.
New YORK, jan 6.-Flour dull and heavy: srl-
perfine State and Western, 50 1903 49, common to
good extra, So 75d4 l0 good to choice 81 l5d4 50;
white wheat extra, 81 55@5 25; extra Ohio. So 90
@5; 81. Louis 81 S095 75 Minnesota patent,
= So logs sDriN wheat ,nngraded spring Sc
ss S7S H. S'S red 81 apEsadea GaSi as reG No. 's
red, S1@1 0712: No. / red, 81 07%al OsL; un.
graded amber, Sl@l "a: No. amber 81 05si 05R;
Corn: ungradcd 461S@!7c; No 3, 42%S42,4c;
steamer, 45@4T}4c; round yellow, 63c. Oats: No.
3, 29ssc; No. white. Sl1ac: No. 2, sO4c do white,
S2}4@3ic. No white, 3ic: mixed Western. 3Oq
3lc VIII te Western, a294c. Hay quiet at 3a@
4Oc, Hops ncavy yearlings, 4a6c; Eastern
and Western, 8@l2c; New York State,
5@15c. Coffee dull and nominal. Sugar duh and
unchanged; fair TO good refining 63497c. Mplas.
Carolina, 534(aG54c Lou siana, 515a614c. Petro.
leum quiet and firm: United, S1@l 02G2; crude,
754@SLc; refined, SIC. Taow steady at 6}4a6
steady at 29%c. Eggs firm Western, 4I5@25c.
Pc k weaker: mess, 81 60. Beef quiet and un-
changed Cut meats steady Lard quiet: prime
steam 5.95@66aHc. Butter dull: Western, 6@27c.
81 O9%,
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Boy HighVEaymen.
New York Herald.1


Three little boys Zone complainant and
the Others defendantS), certainly not more
than ten years of age any of them, stood at
the Judges bench in Jefferson Market Po-
lice Court yesterday. The complainant re-
joiced in possessing the high-sounding cog
nomen, Henry Charles Palmer Noble, and
the prisoners were called respectively
Patrick Hickey and James Martin. The
unhappy pair were charged with having
robbed H. G. p. Noble of handkerchief
worth about 81 SO. But it was not the pur-
loining of this article which constituted the
grave offense in the great orb of the law; it
was the manner in which the purloinng
haG been DONE One lad covered the plain
tiff's eyes while the other despoiled him.
AS both the defendants were recognized as
criminals of long standing and frequenters
of city prisons they were held in $500 bail
each to answer.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-06
ssTotally Differenttrom All Others. .,

The "London Hair Color Restorer" is
the most delightful article ever introduced
10 the American people, and is totally
different from all other Hair Restorers, be-
ing entirely free from all impure ingredi-
ents that render many other articles for the
hair obnoxious. Where badness or falling
of the hair exists, or premature grayness,
from sickness or other causes, its use will
restore the natural youthful color and case
a healthy growth, cleansing the scalp from
all impurities, dandruff, &c, at the same
time most pleasing and lasting hair dress
ing, fragrantly perfumed, rendering the
hair soft and pliable, making it an indis-
pensible article in every toilet.
Ask your druggist for London Hair Color
Res, orer. Price 75c bottle.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

WILMINGTON, Jan. 6.-Spirits turpentine quiet
at 261ac. 0'
OswEGo. Jan G-Wheat quiet: No. hard Du-
luth, 81 10: No. Milwaukee, 81 %; No. Q red Wa
bash, 81 o. Corn dull: No. 2 Toledo. 44c.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. G.-Flour quiet and I'M.
changed Wheat nomitally unchanged: No, .
red, 87@90c. Corn quiet: new mixed, 2sc: jan
uary, CSC bid. Oats steady: White, A@22c; mixed
20@21c. Rye, 4se.
PHILADRLPHTA Jan. 6-Flour quiet: supers.
g 50@3 00; extras, s3@3 SO; Minnesota family
"a 25@4 70: high grades, IS 1907 so. Rye a.,ur s..
g 07@1 0S; white 81 0s@1 TO- Corn easier: steamer
U0%sc; yellow. Hc; mixed. 4ss&@4SsSc Oats
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-06
etching Piles"

Symptoms are moisture, like perspiration,
intense iching-particularly at night when
undressing, or after getting warm in bed
is effectually cured by "Swayne's ALL
healing Ointment" No smarting or burn
ing but pleasant sure cure. Also cures
letter, Pimples, all crus,y scaly, itchy
skin diseases. Sent by mail to any address
on receipt of price-50c box, or three
boxes for 81 rs. Address DIR. Swayne &
Son, Philadelphia. Sold by all leading
druggists.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-06

ss-IN order to accommodate Eastern adver-
tisers in the STAR, Mr. Z. Duncan Sniffen, No. 70
Astor House, New York City, has been appointed
our general and special agent for the Eastern
States This will be branch Office of the STA R,
Mr.. Sniffen being authorized to make advertising
contracts behalf and receipt all collections
therefor in our name
esrWEATHER.-Far or partly cloudy weather
and rising temperature for the next twenty-four
hours.
SB-THE Covngten Office of the STAR is at No.
Fast Pike street in Rardin's Insurance Office,
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ter a lively chase was captured, and this
morning was given sentence of $200-30.
The remaining cases on the docket were
as follows: VIM. Haekelberg and William
Todd, petit larceny, dismissed; Cornelius
Maley, disorderly conduct, dismissed; Jos.
Daniels, vagrancy, dismissed.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-06

American society comedy in three acts, entitled
THE Flower of the Family"
In consequence of the hard times the Club have
decided to reduce the price of admission TO Is
cents for adults and 10 cents for children.
HAMILTON.
James E. Campbell returned home Saturday
from business trip to Elkhart Ind.
Miss Lille Vinnedge. who has been spending
some time in this city, returned home this morn
ing.
According to the Clerk of the Board of Health
the deaths in the city during the past year were
one hundred and fifty.
The.funeral of Mrs. Bierely, the aged mother of
Charles Bierey took place yesterday, and was
very largely attended.
In the case of Miss Smith against John Rhea in
which suit was brought for bastardy, compro-
mise was effected by Rhea paying Miss Smith
$3.50.
The insurance on the Hughes Milling Establish
ment, destroyed by fire Satu day, amounts 10 over
$4,000; this includes the insurance on building
stock and machinery.
The week of prayer will be observed in all the
Evangelical Churches in the city At the NJ E.
Church the pastor. Rev. G. NJ. Moody, win preach
short sermon each evening.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
rspecIal disrstches to the star.I


OIL CITY, Pa. Jan. 6--9 A. M.-Allegheny
River l foot 10 inches and stationary. Weather
cloudy and snowy Thermometer 30. Wind
west.
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, Jan. Go A. M.-Monon-
gahela River closed and weather snowy. Their
mometer 80. Wind northeast
PITTsBURG, Jan. 6-Noon-Ice prevents from
giving stage of water.
CHARLESTON, W. va, Jan. $500 A. M-Ka-
nawha River feet and falling. Weather cloudy
WHEELING, W. VA, Jan. 6.-River frozen over
and no prospects of all early opening
PoMERoY, o. Jan. Go A. M--River closed
and pedestrians crossing on the ice. Weather
cold.
New ORLEANS Jan. 6-Weather clear and cold
River s feet inches below high water mark. No
arrivals and no departures for this evening.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. 6-Noon-River falling
and frozen over solid Steamers lying about here
are all in safe quarters The ferryboats Shellcross
and Wathen lie at the foot of Fourth street, and
the U. S. Mail Line packet Cen Lytle lies Just be-
low the ferryboats, and the Golden Rule Is lying
below the Lyte. Capt. Gould's new steamer VIM
Halliday lies at the loot of + fifth street. The fol-
lowing steamers are harbored in the Canal
Fawn, Maggie Harper, Gray Eagle and James
Guthrie. The Morning Star and Matte Hays are in
the Canal, just above the locks, and Capt Cannots
new steamer Ed. Richardson, approaching COM
pletion here, and the Market Boy, are lying at
Portland
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SPRINGFIELD, O.

Grand Jury meets next Monday.
James Liverpool, the burglar, was bound over
in the sum OF 500.
Sol. Smith Russell, the greatest of all living
comedians, is coming with the Berger Family.
Size wouldn't "pull down her dress' the other
night, so Bessie Linn had to pay the Mayor 81 80.
George Walls, who assaulted Jake Gruble the
other day, had his trial before the Mayor, which
cost him $40 IS.
MAYORS COURT. C. seltzer, gambling, S1S 95;
Charles ST. Clair, same, IS 10; Lewis O'Neil, same,
IS 5j: james Williams. drunk and disorderly'
"a 90; James Whitley, fast driving, S. o. George
Walls assault and battery, Sl9 35; James Liver
pool bound over in 500; Frank Templeton,
bound over in VA 55 p Sherry, drunk, S4 80; Pat.
Shelly, 30 days in Station-house; Bes lie Finn,
drunk and disorderly, 81 80; Morris Tehan, drunk
and disorderly.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-06

CINCINNATI, Jan. GO P. NJ.
The following are the receipts and shipments OF
i've stock Tor the last 48 hours
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HOTS-Ihe mhTKet IS actlVe and steady. COnl-
mon sell at S. 25Tl2 60, fair to good light and
hacking at SO G5@2 80. and choice at 81 95G13 per
GENITAL.
CATTLE-The market is quiet ands teady Com
mon at 81 5062 medium at So 25@3 90, good to
choice at So 254t, and fair to good shipping at 81
a 65 per GENITAL gross.
SHEEP-Market steady and firm at previous
prices
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Doctors BRAMBLE G. PERON.

Professors OF Midwifery aud Diseases Women
suited prvaey by ladies in need Of medical aid
30 years experience guarantee Immediate relief to the
ANXIOUS aud afflicted Consultation free Hours from NJ
to9 NJ. Medicine sent by mail strictly private
274 Walnut Street between Sixth Seventh,
Walnut Street Hoo e, Cincinnati Ohio.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-06

day from the Lower Ohio River, via Louisville.
and will receive bids for new wffarfboat
Hon. 9. II Bard reports an open place infropt
OF his coal fleet about two squareslong and three
hundred and fifty feet wide.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-06

AGUE CURE.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Worth Racer. TeSseis and Railroads.
TUESDAY. Nov. 26. 1870.


AsHTsstendv quiet Pots 4a4 &c. Pearls s 81 y zee
NAN-Ii gher active sales, l-,OOO ID western
and ,outhern 1sIiow q Poe .,-, ao,,vo p-r., md
short BIZ m Choice, 5ef D. as &C.: Common Good
Hurl. Good 10 Choic 4aoc Common y Far SAC
BGiLDING MATEKIA ls-Bress again higher IN
demand short supply Lam active and higher
Lime aru and Cement quiet LumneF IN good oa. dc,
- 20. HaIas Il ,versrraw Bav rs 25as6 70 UD Rivers
- oSes4 - Ss fszor5T b1poS sn, par s,oss 5o
bea ss9ss so e,r e. 5G Is 'P Pertapa m
roried - ,JaSS So Lime-kocklsnd common &c.
BUILDING Lath 75Gs2 per NJ. Lumber Eastern spruce
2 csl4 Tor Random. possibly Sl4 .5g-lo ior tboice
White Ine sldaSl per NJ for West India sppng Boards
yellow Random earFoes at about sls ess2 per N
90 Nails seady al IS % for lOd
Oc@NBi.s In far sale and steady sperm 2sa2Gc. Pat
Adarlantne Il To 10 ounces l-isci 4araane
cHIt German "a e',e.' rnsl-h 7a7'.e ..,..
:, ! PTs, ana u - % i. %' laass a5 a A II i e ss
poo o- S' F. ,e,n r. 75asi Provinrli
s. a5a- 75s uc.t rgiua do. 50 Cumberland Broaa'op
Ne gios oaaya9Fl ssae9o g e.. csrase.s
- 7--c M4racreo - Soc lama "a rs "a a
Gsiscson. 1900 bags 80 New or cans eooo p,esi at
NeSYors $500 Dogs total i5S 4 : BAGS. STOCK in
second aand.. 40 Baltimore e'S0 bags; New.
ao 81 BAGS ir,a' .ad 'oi.ng t1r the asd -'a,rs To
November p. leluo -arln.l i',n 90 nae, oia visible
wees. Baltimore. $50 bags New-forE. 20 PSI bags total.
''si r iG S. | doo oD isse Prime. Il a.. faf 10
Good ~aufO sales. Loon bags santos. ex Ber-
u 1850. haLs second lands. MID Grades qLct
ilgrt+ Java, -.1,.s &C., Narici4uo, 2f l'c;
co5fERAgE sTocS Less active but IN short ereiPts
- ~ sugar shocks Win ads - inches - - as 80 lo
inches. 4IG@l -5 BU. rh0OEs. Goa tc. Auin shocks
fa 5Ig4. 1j; pIre shook. S5j asG Empty Hngshl aas
loop, "A OruarY o. lTIle - SO Hoops. IL
f.ef. rfl 10 Prime, j. a. : n
COHDAG r.-- tead, lA iaI sale: Manila Coriage sizes
aud HAS and HIDE Rope u ST n ia Cord
axe. T. thd ~ ~ DAM &C. Manila Coriage tnd
and ela in dalu.i 10 &c Manila -orlage
boit rope yarns Sc sulla oriare. boil rope yarns ma
nd ina &c. Manila Whale lines lec. Iarrcd Manila
isc Fine TssTed LAIN Yarn. &c. sisal Ope.
above l4rAG aud Hav ad H.e Rope, . &C slsa cope
\ IN. 80. -lsal Rope, thd and thd "a
"a aud sls tian.j 3 larred ssal Lath Yarn. &c.
kuAAla cup I2Ited CtrAee i Tc. American AacAItu
Temp Tarred Cordage, u &c.
DOTTONSpoi Cotton TO lay was &C higher, nul quiel a
7sf 10 last al oI home
coasuuutirn delivered contracts L0t baes Pls
Al lie ports s5siO bales. against 80 81 oelrs this
dav AS week and 54J56 last year since september l.
2J2eaG7 bales against ltSl74S bales lie same time last
r--r
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26

The STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN Markets.


LIVERPOOL Nov 25-l230 m.Bacon. 81 Cd per ewt ;or
sSEaPOoi Nov as lsO m.-Breadrrufs strong wheat
iO1d. 81 per Cauforla W1te u b'i
nil Oh. Tor California Clnb l0rlplld for Red Western
a 1 Red Winter. COru Sd. ob ID
per Tor Westeru Flour 10 od - Der cen
TAI ior TN ~ Wheat foI the past
three days S4i crntss including 2vOpD ccntas
The market for Yarns ana tADrcs al hahchestr
toNpOs Nov 2b-The Mark ErpreSs IN review Of
The Biish Trade for The past ~ec<. says Forum
atey W-a sowing fair before the frost sci in
aId II viii proceed tAe Weather ameloates
in feared maj the futlle ifoa
rt. are pardzed b, badness of seed heat really
4 errceiin cly scarce The per iln-
In scotland kw4r, Du n the wr.thr remains
har ct " m ietff the d.strcts oi scotland but
"a fnglahd no nome cr p
Whe n srrvin more freely the bnt It,
6sc Pr vlncil trade ul
whoa declined II PER ar In m.ny imi or'ant centres IN
odou The Ina ports foreign Wheat again unusually
leavv the supplies firm Monday 10 Frda having been
II g cr. ge rou o the impo0s were frum us
d. and he-e vet be prolonged Il her cont nues
mild of the - the batic Z mas
u r,rrived The - prices
America alone The siranuo Visible slp y
ettrrS rad- imports arriving
considerably OF the prcseut rcurrnrt bu not
IA decidedly hopeful The oppage Of tnsrian supplies may
III Very Lie business done
dur1ng h. week Wheat oh esae for sale %
avoid lad ng prnse- nea about The arrivals
Tor Wheat Of coast aud good many soil both
for and ihe Cnif.d Kingdom q improving
pces decline early nj The being y
covered Maze wac Alshtiy lover, on. the nAnd was
wsrd a owing high pre- ed in Amer .
cellars offered spsrny rut hse have be.n soms sAe
Of paAsAGe o8s 3D. a6S. Dd and at 05s r
Dsober and January shpment The saies Oh Engnn Whe-
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

offer the remaining unsold shares the Highland
Chief stock at $25. The capitalization Is 50 100000
par $50 Area. 33l2 acres square. Six shafts are
sunk III to l70 feet depth. 200 TO 900 feet apart
all m solid mineral - TO 40 feet thick. without
reaching bottom Of ore body; tunne-header IN 40
feet of solid mineral Present daily product 20 TO
100 tons.
Personal references: A. r. ChisOlm Mining Record:
Importers and Traders Bank also Professor j. 8
Newberry. Columbia College.
HORACE STEELE, Pres't Painesville Bank Ohio
Care Mninq Record. 81 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26

10000 qrs AIS iO per AGAINST 40 $50
Ais 2f during the last The
imports tle United Kingdom ending N0vem.
LONDON Nov 2j-5 y. m sugar. 20 zafd cvt. for
poa 96-, % 81. for Cuba
Fair Oil % per tOn
Spirits OF Turpenclne 80 sd per cwt
Nov. 25fetroeau ~ a francs paid. z22 fancs
sci Dale AI,crcan.
BRvHEs. Nov. -. - petTo .enu. MARKS so D'enmRs
AyRE NUv. 25.WuoOxs Lard as 20 cen
times Jer so sliOH.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26

yEEroS NOV 3s2sS NS5a 7So.Sn Gns' ana :teaSS
s,s M.ns 1000 o.s. tsI .nd Export re
sp 500 bale. lnsl1dSs iSs. bale. Dc .%se@a En-
recovered upla9a. Lsv n.saaHs clause Sove@Osr dsv'
,G do .nusry and FsSruary dslvsry e' also I'D;
do February .sd Mares a'i'-ry es.sd, so March and
sSa do Nay and jans delivery VI, New Crop .hip,
ped Ss s1s % '1 0 safe. OF Cotton today
insicdsd ss0o Xmscah, Futurss-vDands Low MID
LyslP1ol NOy g. r. Cotton Future. s, barely
MS tla
AuousrA \ov 25,-cotton steady hiddins ntdll &c.
10y Is.i Sas.ns p.ie. .als. a Us "a S.s. '''
naan. Il e So' Gooa or4ary S5 ~" @ net soep oc
ETs rssep !@aS Ss' gs S os ~
SGv sos pT0 il & SGat nsa .osp a5s
eaiss gross SIS II Oaiss. stock $50 bales ,,.,- ~
ssc Low Niddliing II ~, IOoa ordinary os net
receipts css S.s s5e sIPS' bales s ''OO Oa''
cneEsAr, nov 2SoSoi.,s drT %iaam. % u,.S. @ Low
shipments lss bales sale- 99o oaes s'os@ oSA ,e.
aALSsssoS is Good 0Ptpary se n@I ee1t. sS5
bS~. ors 70 France III 2.566
'-ss ssMP SoS 2s~cctISa sieSdy fair demand Manur
y receipts, Soy % s5eI g.. .'~sn'' "S41 'aie'' sales
-sIS MOBILE Nov 2S-coGon arm Maains ac Low MID.
ding n &c Ordinary lie. rrcepLs. S.6zU bales.
Exports s7i oaes sales 1000 bales sIOes 32els
oaLEASs Nov 2sco5ton active and nr1neT; Miadling
II r Lo~ MahE 81 ai 10" - az. "e
Ss59 bales coastwte 30 2 bales aleA $4,000 baies last
a.,
NoRF6LK. Nov. -5.CotbDn quiet Aidiing. II soc net
rec~ipl- 63 Dae. lOD2 bales sales.
4O9 hales Stock 1892 bales
PHILADELPHIA. Nov - cotton rrms Midtlrg 49,
- N dung Ilc Good Ordinary IL Alc- receipt.
~ bales gross 2Us9 sales so4 bales spinnera. 6es
psSSAa Sow 25 Cotton steady, Ndins. llsc To-.
s.s ss.s eIpors 10 the Continent go bales 6acsi
last evening. LOOO bales sS'c.- SiU-2 inirs -
II LoIi- Nov. rs Cotton uncbanged. Mdding.
u A. Low Mlddng IL se Good Uriinae, lo7c reeepts
qoSs bales SHIPMENT 1902 1878 bales
50, ,A-S baiar
WILMINGTON. Nov 25-Cotton nr1ns Mdtnns IL rcl Low
MiaIng &c Ordinary. c.. net receipts. Az Dales
etnors 10 Great Britain 1888 Continent 332u
bales sales 40u bales stock. l3,Ols Oaea
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26

,eepis for the werL 30 j23 week 27s93 rkgs
cor, sp1udiuK 3lS0t Exports tor the
~eek al pkgs corresponding week last year 80 pkg
There business Tor the
bnt m II thou be the regular THANKSGIVING Trade and
n, cation OF Prove
receivers are rather anticipating lover
- nrxt wees or all The nes lots Of Creamery and
n,y pnfter these are sti held ait confidence, a. II l.
fhogi b. demand will De sncieni 70 use them u Al
49,. ssures nnv trent Al the moment the demand is
80 me uatres that will do "break up" and .
higher price oDt dhed for such lot. than Tor
- - III grsde Ordinary dsres are hard ~ move
I'D bnvers have oic-s ufne under oauons
ss sntfs with exception u some special brands oi
Frarh Dairy aud Ladr packed moNes vetj s0wui bi
Al ABOUT ssay plic,s Exporters are virtually out ue
s ana, claim their inability operate ON margin AZ
nresont rates Thsrs question whsthsr exportsz.