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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-10-25
Il A MCINTYRE. Real Estate Broker.
LIE No. us 4 street northwest.
s'V' ~"
TRUSTEES SALE OF A DEStRAB LE FRANZ,
HOUSE. NO. 2IUa BOuNDARY STNEEE

by virtue OF q decd oftrust dat ed IN" 18th day Of
SEPTEMBER, a. ID, 1879, aud recorded In librr gl
1910 ~ ct seq OF tho land records ul the District OF
Columbia, aud at the requ, OF the party secured
thereby VIII sell Ut public auction Ia trout oi the
premises. on THURSDAY the Iih day uf NONEM
BER' A. ID. lSN, Mt o'clock p. m, All that certain
piece or parcel OF ground In the District o. Columbia
known us lot numbCrcI ono hundred and ninety.
seven 1gl In Piathers subdivision of Mount Pleas
ant. together with the improvements thereon.
Terms-One-third cash. and balance In six and
twelve months, with interest ut ght per cent. TER
nnnum; t1O deposit To be paid at time Of sale. and all
conVeyancing n! purchasers cost. IL terms of sale
nre not compile with In ten days the trustee reserves
the right 10 resell ut the risk aud cost OF the default
Ing purchaser. EDWIN A. MCINTYRE, Trustee.
j. L. COLDWETI, Auctlonepr. OCtt.guyy. IN, Vs-td
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BOARDING.


NOR RENT-rwo beautiful rooms on the first
II floor with bOard) completely furnished Inquire
at 1915 @ st. ocg3,3ts
TINHE FREMONT HOUSE offers good rooms With
hrst-class hotel board, for S1j and $50 per month;
house is well furnished heated with steam, and
every way desirable. OC92
1.-TWO beautiful furnished rooms on first floor with
Il board at 1915 81, oc22
are PENNA. AVE- opposite National hotel.
Il 4 " First class hoard with large rooms from IS
10 go per week. Transient el to sl.JO per day MRS,
HOWARD. selsit
y N TABLE bOarders can be accommodated nj $40
SDO per month, with the very best OF everything
tho markets afford, Ut DRIVER * sCioFlEl psI
1913 Pennn ave Rul7-tt
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ANCTION SALES.

A UCrIoN SALE or uNREDEEMED PLEDGES.
win sell for II. X. Fulton, nj 1918 Pennsylvania
avenue n. W, commencing on TUESDAY MORN
ING, OCTOBER ~, at IL clock n. m about 900 for
ielted pledges This sale will consist principally OF
clohiug and Will be continued mornings at 10 o'clock
and evenings ~ o'clock until all are sold. Persons
holding tickets the time on which having expired,
VIII please lake notice
j. HARRY WEEKS, JAMES GUILD,
Salesman. AuctiOneor
II. X. FULTON BrOker oc23-Jlt
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TOHN SHERMAN d CO., Real Estate Agents and
~ Auctloneers 81. Cloud Building
| TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
| ON ,SEXENTH,STREEr ROAD, BEYOND

a'N :. .,H vi Ell
ON SEXENTH.STRE ROAD BEYOND
SCHUErZIiN PARK
BY virtue Of deed of trust, dated the nth day OF
December, 1879 recorded IN fiber No IA, folio 237,
one OF the land records for the District OF COumbia
ana III the written request OF the patty secured
thereby viii sell Ut publ" auction IN 'front.' of the
premises, on WEDNESl AY, November B. lssO at
1870 D. n lot d. 2xl50 feet, aud lot G, 7dx $50 feet,
more fully described IN the official plat OF the sub
division of the property of the Rockville and Wash
ingtOn turnpike Road Company, recorded March ID,
hll, ~ liber e. ]. w. No ofihe county records
Terms OF sale, to be given at time OF sale, will re-
qulre glOO cash. and balance on long time ut q per
sale N j. iIlIMAN Trustee
WIN, NJ. SMITH Salesman. Ocl4,Guy
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PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS FOR MAIL BAGS.
rosToFTGCE DEPARTMENT,
wAsnrSeroS. d. c., October 90 1850.

WAsHINaTON D. G., October 20, lS50.
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
received Mt this Department until noon the I'd
day OF December 1880 for furnishing by contract for
four years from the LIST day OF January, 1881,
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| I NIrEp srArEs MARsnALs sAlE

by virtue OF writ Of vcndltIonI exponas issued out
Of the clerks Office OF the supreme Court OF The Dis.
trict OF Columbia and to me directed VIII sell ~
unbic sale for cash. at the courthouse door of said
District, on MONDAY, the sth day OF November,
lesO at l2ooock n oil the rlsht tito claim and in
lerest Of the de endant. John q. Stafford In and to
lhe following described property, to W.T. Lois a. ~
nnd ~ ~ square l. and west half of LOT 90 IN square
4n IN The city Of Washington, said District together
WIN MI and singular the improvements thereon,
levied uuon Ms the property of John a. stafford to
satisfy execution No 1h573 nj law, IN favor or Gilbert
Vanderwerken, use OF A. B Grunwell.
FRED'k DOUGLASS.
SEPrEMBER 10, 1880 u. s. Marshal, u. q.
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FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS,

The swift iron steamer,
JOHN w. THOMPSON,
Captain John II. Wood built expressly for the Poto
mac river business, leaves SIthstreet wharf every
MONDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY at
o'clock n. M, making the principal landings In the
river. Fare and freghts at lowest rates.
II. j. ACCINELLY, Agent
iul0tf EiIth.strpet wharf
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EOLEY, AuelIoneer, nd Seventh slreet n. W.

i VIII sell nj public auction on TUESDAY. October
2Oi commencing nj 10 o'clock H. m. aud continuing
from day 70 day until the entire stock IN sold over
twenty thousand dOllurB worth OF fine Whisky,
Branuy, Wines, Champagne aud other brands; also
q hne stock OF Tobacco, Cigars, the Fixtures SHOW
Gases aud Counters will be sold 1T II ococi last day
day OF sale, at store 9l5 Seventh street northwest.
This IL rare chance for dealers aud hotel keepers,
as have orders to close out the eutirp stock to tn
highest bidder for cash.
Sale positive.
FOLEY, Auct oncer
Remember place orsale. g25 Seventh ~. II. W.
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WANTED-WOUsEs.


WAT EDO 6gy i9r another 10th customer house
Ono bNsemenU location, CAPITOL hill between Mary
land and Massachusetts, avenues on the north Penn
sylvAnIa avenue on the south and not beyond Eighth
or Ninth cts east. Il. a, GRANT & co, real estate
brokers. cor ,lhlrd and East Canto SITS. oc2l-stt
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LOST.
FOUND.

Il OST-Pair black eyeglasses, with gold chain. Re
turn for reward 10 No 1871 De Sales st. or NO: z
Winders building oc1S5
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suB-TREAsuHY BALANCES.
............. sIi,lsggS2
Currency. 4,oyJ,22i
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FOR RENT-IaOUsES.

OFFICh NOOMS IN No, 325 and 30 FOur'and'n'hnI
Atreet u. W.; also In 45s Louisiana avenue n. W.
Call for weekly RentLst.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-10-25

nor RENT House No 1920 Eighth ST W, suitable
ii stnw oc.33tt
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-05
AUGUST EMIL WILHELMY.

A German friend has kindly furnished the
APPEAL with a translation of the leading incl
dents in the life of the great vioinlst, August
Emil Wilhelmy, the translation having oeen
made from " PIerer's Conversations Lexicon,
which is a standard German encyclopedia.
| The family name is Wilhemy, the over
joked 81" having been substituted for d ''y''
probably an advertising dodge August
Emil Wilhslmy was born September 81, 1915,
at Ansingen, a village near Wiesbaden, about
one hours ride from Frankfort, on the Main,
and almost in the heart of Germany. His
father was a lawyer, and his mother, highly
cultured lady, was descended from long and
celebrated line OF musicians. Young Wilhelaay
received his first instruction ia music at
Wiesbaden and made his first appearance ia
public in that city when only nine years old.
Tive years later 1855 he appeared at the
Royal Theater in WiesbAdsn, where he Great
ed genuine sensation one of the most
promising of young volinists. Ia 1861 he at
tracted the attention of List, the eminent
composer and pianist, on whose advice young
Wilhemy entered the Conservatory of Music
at Leipsig, remaining there from 1861 to 1864.
He travelled through Switzerland, Holland and
England, giving concerts, ia the years 1865
and 1866. Lin 1867 he appeared ia Paris and
the principal cities of Italy. He played a
long and highly successful musical engagement
in st. Petersburg in 1868 In the years
19s970 he reappeared in England, extending
his tour through Ireland and Scotland. In
1871 he made the circuit of Holland Sweden,
Norway and Denmark. Wilhelmy made his
greatest reputation as a musical director dur
ing the world famous Wagner concerts at
Beyrsuth Qs77). In the following year, 1873,
came to the United States, since
which time his success has become a part OF
she musical history of our country
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-05

CHANGE OF PRoPRIRToRs-Mr j. B. Proulz
has bought out the blacksmith shop of Mr..
John Gibeau, and will collect all bills due
the late concern; he will net be responsible
for the debts, however. Mr.. Proulx is a
competent and thorough workman in all de-.
partments of the trade, and by prompt atten.
ton to business will merit fair share of pat
ronage.
A STRAw.-Ths first "straw" Of the season
comes from the Grand Jury room. A vote on
the Presidential candidates Yesterday stood
as fellows; Blaine, 5; Grant, 4; Washbarne, 3;
Tilden, 2; Thurman, !. ALI the Grand Jurors
voted except Dunbar, who was undecided.
After Wednesday next the fare from Reno
to New York will be $50 for second class pas.
sage and go for emigrants.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-05

THE ONE PRICE DRY GOODS SToRE.-All
the divorce suits started in Carson arise
from the fact that husbands are driven near
ly cay by the extravaganza of their wives.
By trading at NJ. COINS these troubles can
be happily avoided. He has now on hand q
new supply of ladies cloaks, childrens' wool
cn-goods andin fact erything that a woman
wants in the shape of clothing. His is the
original one price dry goods store and he
defes competition.
PROFESSOR LANGER's Music CLAss-Plo Of
LANCER, the we'll known leader of Piper's
Orchestra, has started a music class in Car
son. He has already received number of
scholars from the best families in the city,
and his thorough methods L instruction
give the best of satisfaction He gives voca
and instrumental instructions and teaches
on the piano and violin. He will give less
ons on Wednesday of each week. Orders
can be left at the APPEAL Office. Il film
GOLD AND SILVER MINING BY Proxy
Here is chance for persons of limited capital
to engage in mining around Leadville, Col.
by addressing the undersigned, who are now
sending miners and prospectors into the new
mining districts just opened.
MAGUIRE Il RAISER.
P. .. Box 95 Mining Brokers.
Leadville, COL
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-05

A Cook OUT OF LUCK.-A few nights since
a man who manipulates the palatable slap
jack over the cooking range of one of the
leading restaurants in this city visited we'll
known fashionable resort of Carson known as
Big Peds's. Here he claims he was robbed
of $55 by strange female in whose honor
and integrity he had the fullest confidence
He was at FIRST determined to secure her ar
rest, but after more sober reflection concluded
to let the matter drop. Times are hard and
he has concluded that the poor girl really
needed the mo ley.
REMARKABLE MAN. - A man died in
Maine the other day named Aaron Mckinney,
who was LOG years old. He was nexer sick day
in his life, never received or sent a telegraphic
never saw locomotive or steam
boat and never subscribed to the MORNING
APPEAL until after his hundredth birthday.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-05
BRIEF MENTION.

J. NJ Dormer is to issue new paper il
Candelaria.
A 90, cent assessment was levied on Belvi
dere yesterday.
Plummer had a good house in Virgini;
City last evening.
The streng man of Reno proposes to wrestle
Roman style, in Virginia shortly.
The APPEAL acknowledges the receipt Of
cake from the Ricord-Sto wedding
Dr. D. Banks Mckenzie will positively
land his grip sack in Carson this afternoon.
r. D. Ferguson is reported quite we'll and
as robust as ever Disease will never kill him
he will probably be kicked to death by d Bodie
mule.
The ladies and friends of the Methodist
Church will give soeiable tonight at the
residence of DR.. Herrick. A cordial welcome
to ALL
The friends Of Will Rcord deny that he
eloped with Miss Stone. The marriage cere
mony was performed by an Episcopal minis
ter in San Francisco with the fall consent of
the parents.
A 81 plaster on Utah is just at present hav
ing sickening effect the stock holders
Oriental and Real del Monte make a modest
demand for so cents a share from the pockets
of the shareholders.
John Gregovch, brother of Mike Gregovich
of the Monarch Saloon, left last night to visit
his boyhood's home in Austria. Mr.. G. leaves
a large number of friends in Carson, to wish
him Ged speed on his journey.
In the case of Frevert vs. Elder in the Dis
trict Court yesterday, N. soderherg asked
that the Sheriff be allowed to withdraw the
writ of attachment of January 23rd, 1880. for
the purpose of amending the return as to
make him subject to writ in case of V. & T.
R. r. vs. Elder out of Justice Court The |
order was granted. |
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-05

ANXIOUS TO GET IN COURT Yesterday thu
Court room, found a man leaning up agains
an awning post very much detected. Mr.
Hill, who is kind hearted and well disposed
man, accested the stranger in sympathetic
tones and begged to know what canker worm
of trouble gnawed upon his soul.
'The jury's drawn again and I'm left
behind, WAS the reply, as the man swallow cd
down sob I've lived in Carson twelve
years, paid taxes and raised family and
never got on a jury yet"
THAT'S nothing" said the Sheriff cheerily.
"Your times coming. Come, brace up
and don't feel bad We all have our
troubles in this world. I'll take you
over to Justice Cary's and tell him how you
are fixed perhaps he'll let you get on one of
his jury's," At this the man frightened up
and the two men went over and laid the case
before the kind old Justice Ga hearing the
mans story his face assumed look of genial
benevolence, and he was willing to do all III
his power to make him happy II can't put
you on the jury, but caA summons you as
witness There's vulgar language case
coming up to-day, and we can put you on and
ask you questions about the bad character of
the accused"
"Anything Judge 80 long as | can get into
court. | believe I'd go the stand as min
ing expert before I'd miss getting mixed up
in trial"
The man was on the stand in the afternoon
where he opened the ball with biographical
sketch of his life and stayed in the witness
chair two hours before the lawyers found out
that he didn't know the first thing about the
case He left the stand reluctantly, and
when last seen was begging the Coroner to
put him on his next jury.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-05

THE GRAND JURY URDER WAY-The fol-
lowing Committees on the Grand Jury were
appointed by Foreman Helm yesterday:
To examine into the Offices of County
Auditor, Treasurer and Assessor d. l..
Bliss, j. z. Dealy and J. Al. Benton.
To examine Sheriffs Office and County
Buildings: w. O. Broadhead, Dean Hatch
and Peter Cavanaugh, Jr.
County Clerk. P. Meder, M. c. Gard.
nsr and N NJ. Jefferson.
Precinct and city ofices-D G. Kitzmeyer,
P. B. Ellis and J. O. A Moore
To look into the matter of illicit sale of
opium-N. Dunbar, J. H. Cheney, and James
Spurgeon.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-05

THE SHoT-GuN RAFFLE.-The billiard room
able excitement last night oyer the rattle for
a shotgun. The gun was a Parker breech
loader and with the gun went a shell-belt
and 100 shells. The chances were limited to
80. The tickets went off quite rapidly, as the
gun was we'll worth 500, though second
hand. The takers of chances met at 7 o'clock
and shook dice on the billiard table. There
must have been fifty men about the table
watching the dancing cubes as if their lives
depended on it. AS the names were called
off the men threw, and a particularly bad
throw would be greeted with yells of derision
from all sides. When 7. B. Winston threw
propriety of evicting him from the room was
seriously considered l.. L. Elrod finally
scored forty, which was tied by j. 4. Beam
and E. D. Mckinley. For the next fifteen
minutes it was SO quiet that you could have
heard spittoon drop anywhere in the room
as throw after throw was made, each man en-
deavoring to beat 40.
THE WINNING THROW.
When the name of j. nj. Hetrch of the
Mint, was called he was not present. and
young Chris Zabriskie threw for him, shaking
out Is, Is, II, making total of Al. Prob
ably no man in Carson wanted a shotgun as
much as Hetrich, and no one had less expec-
pectation of getting it. He arrived a few
minutes later, treated everybody in sight and
gave young Z .briskie So for doing so well.
Hetrich has taken chances at raffies, ring
cakes, church fairs and lottery drawings for
years and never won anything before. He
says the news almost parslyzed his mental
faculties and he felt like man in dream !
Each and every man who didn't win de-
aouncsd rafles as humbugs and frauds, as
every man who pays dollar for chance has
perfect right to do.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-05
ALWAYS AHEAD !

The Olcovich Brothers are now offering
their stock at such rates that it will pay all
thrifty persons to buy goods at their store.
Just opening:
Two hundred pieces new choice prints.
An invoice of E. G. Burt's celebrated kid
boots.
Novelties in buttons. hairpins, fancy
goods, ruchings, etc., etc.
Irish poplins worth $3.50 at IS cents per
yard.
Irish poplins worth 81 at so cents per
yard.
OLCovICH BROTHERS.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-05
STOCKS.

STOCKS.
The whole line shovel strength yesterday
and there was a sharp advance at the north
end, Sierra Nevada and Union Con. leading
The outside stocks were prominent. Belvidere
advancing to AZ. Mount Potosi recovered
and Double Standard and Jupiter of the
Bodies were in demand at increased rates, the
last named stock taking regular little boom
and advancing to 2 60. Taken all through
Comstoeks and outsiders the market was
generally considered, a strong one. The ina
provement manifested in the first session con
tinued i'll the second session. The entire
market was strong, the north end stocks being
the points of interest.
Assessments Utah 81, Belmont 20 cents,
Oriental 30 cents, Julia so cents.
Following are the latest street quotations ::
Gould and Curry, Of, o.; Bechtel, EOS,
2.10; Summit, 14b Julia, Il; Mexican, 154b,
159s Ophir, 17sb, liza; Becher, 12ab, 12sa,
Utah, 114b; Bullion, rob, AS; Scorpion,
3.10s; Sierra Nevada, 23b; Hale and Nor
cross, 6lb; Union, 364b; Jupiter, 2.9O;
Alpha, Sib: Point, 4 Goa; Jacket, Sib; Mt.
Potosi, "A; Justice, l. Goa; Exchequer, Sta;
Caledonia, l. sob, l. Boa; Savage, 54b, 54a;
MORNING BOARD.
orhr, l77, Is
Mexican Is lj%
Gould Il Curry, 5 So
California, 70
Savage, %, ~
Consolidated Virginia, 70
Chola, AZ
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-22
CORNCRACKER CURRENTS.
Knickknacks Knocked Together In Old
Kentucky.

Special, % the star.
RAYwfck, Jan. ca horse-thief was cap
tured near here last night, but before being
captured he took out his pistol and shot the
mare he had stolen. It is said be had Just
served out term in the Penitentiary.
MAYsvILLE, Jan. 22.-The report that
Duke Fleming died at San Antonio, Texas,
from pistol-Ahot, is not true. The body
was received yesterday. and medical Ger.
tiieate that accompanied the remains stated
that death was 0ceasioted By opium, poison
ing. A telegram received by DIR. Fleming,
his father, said the opate was taken as
medicine during illness.
HENDeRsoN. Jan. 22.-Burglars entered
the Morganfield National Bank last night
After blowing the safe-door on, they Sc
cured $500 IN silver
DANyILLK, Jan. 22.-The Central Ken
tucky Medical Association assembled Ses.
teriay In Coed Teniplar's Hall, DR.. A. R.
Mckee, of Danville, presiding. The pro-
ceedings were opened by DR.. J. S. Warren,
If Danville.
OwENroN, Jan. 22.-George Maggard OF
Warren County was attempting to drive a
pistol cartridge through q crack in the
fiocfs when lt exploded, completely oblit-
Grating his left eye. ......
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-22
TO.DAY'S LEGISLATURE.

GEN. ROBINSON CONFIRMED As COMMISSIONER
OF RAILROADS AND TELEGRAPH.
speciai tn the stat
COLUMBUS o., Jan. 22-The Senate con.
vened at 10 o'clock. Several bills we're
read the second time and referred.
The bill creating an extra Common Pleas
Judge In the Fifth Judicial District was
read the third time and passed.
Bills introduced; TO subdiyide the
Eighth Common Pleas District and pro-
vidng for All additional Judge III the Third
Subdivision thereof; to amend the act 10
revise and consolidate the statutes.
Gen. Robinson was confirmed as Com
missioner Of Railroads apd Telegraphs
Rscesn ,4, .'f
The session IN tie House has been rather
dull to-day. H
Bills introduced: ..,
To authorize the Commissioners OF Van
Vert County to issue bonds to redeem
other bonds @iti
To amend an act 10 revise and consoli-.
date the Statutes Relating to municipal
corporations
To amend an act to relieve land owners
from paying tax on lands used for public
highways
Toauthorise the Commissioners OF Guern-
sev County to sell Che stock Of the Central
Ohio Railroad owned BY said County and
donate the proceeds 10 building the Eastern
Ohio Railroad. au- o J't. rt.
70 Regulate the sale Of intoxicating
liquors.
Recess. .... n.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-22
IN fair demand q. u sea IS per dozen ases

IN fair demand at q 7S@2 rs per dozen 0een
dull at tSa3 IS bid. Ducks at s2g2 50 per doses.
Rays m rsir demand and steady. White esslpa
at Nzc. and mixed Sac; woolen. r9lsc foe
soap Is steady ana quiet We quete Germas,
6!gc: extra olive, SIC; family, &c German
olive. 4he Per Id. -
Starch is in fair request and steady Pear. SIC
sl4c; royal gloss, 6@61se; silken gfoS. SIC; dls-
mOnd gloss. &c; corn starch. 61@61xe per lb.
Seed; Timothy quiet and steady at IS 0o@s 10
Der bu. Clover In moderate demand nc 81se yer
lbin store. Flax in fair demand at 81 20@l 50 per
bu.
Salt: Coarse Liverpool at 81 l5@l % per sack.
and Turks Island a. 40c per bu to arrive, and
Quiet. Ohio River and kanawha at 81 IS per bri
OF bushels, and 81 70 per brl OF bushels
Tal0w isquiet and steady at 6Lse for city ana
614c for country per ID.
Timers stock 10 quiet and steady. We
quote: Zinc slab. 7c; sheet 9@9Hc block
TN. 26N27c; solder. 15H@lSc; copper ingUk
tin plate, &c % 50. and TX s11 50 per box.
Vegetables: Onions at S4@4 so per bril- Tufnips
at 75c@Sl per brl. Cabbage at q 5092 70 poe
crate ana 81 do@f Is per brl.
WOOdenware: Moderate trade and aeady.
Quoten: Washboards. q 5O92 rs per dozen; buck.
ets two-hoop, u 750ll So: and three-hoon S2A
10: tubs No !. sS@s SO; No. O. s7a7 t6i N6
3 SGT 81; nests of 9, sS@s 25: churns No. L
S@s; No. 2. s7@S. and No. g. s6@7 per dozen.
TOBACCO.
Inc oherfngs OF leaf tobacco at the auction
warehouses to-day were ga hhds and boxes. as
follows: .a-. 70 lI1'7
~ hhds and boxes Mason County. Ky.--1
hhds vt IS 2096 95, Q at IS 7O@940, s al Sn 75@
lS so, % at SIS O0@,9 IS, at $2Ota20 75 76 hhds
new-l6 al 81 y095 90, II at SO 15ta7 o. at o %
@9 40, S6 at $40 00a14 rs; 4 b0xes-l ut 81 65,
at s. 10. lat $40 5O@I2 rs. ~
40 hhds Brown County. 0hio-2 a: sl2 5o@l4 2s:
7 at SIS 50@19 50 1 at so .o
30 hhds new-5 q 6o@5 10; at sse7 so; u
.22 hds and / blx owen County. Kentucky
hhds at Sl1 75@l4 rs; at S1593I9 Is; , at t4b0
20 So -,
10 hhds new-sat sis5 so; 2 at s6657 76; 4 4
$ll 25@14 IS; box at 81 CO. J.'hfs
Pendleon County, Kentucky-1 hid at SIG 76; g
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