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Il
AhbesiIi he store ho,ise Or wv. +,
pideinan, OF Bold ancli, is:is burned
On list sstlRy eYeTlitd &. 4. 4 esgrn
ts5fslan living b1 igs. fiiliaa, Hnntarsa
place I'M ~ ssefiall fawnship was ter5s. !.
bly, burned by tic ag plesi6a pf Il knro.
sen tsIlp on last Thnrsfiay i,ishs. .f ssIa
csN1 sE0nl her INJURIES. Her oi.iil a ~ as
alEe yefely niursd A$ The sane time.
Sge iianakod ard iliHei3 three hsi les
Sai 60 ttpa1 have beer Ehi pred from a hbe
yiste q nee sho let of Septembrs, !, lse
as 1issy on nest SVednb giay.
sers l,lifitiis the year lieginntnr
agi4lsh h6f lakSs 1S7 and ending August
~ $50. tliefe were ehippsl Ii0,p Ches.
% :sss2i 20 OF on, which IS the;
tsIgs bissisl S. ey yeg tl9aD there ii fliat
| Y IN ~ Is pTcp to erect d Inu,agiii
en- er TO Tho IlleinDgy uf tho
llerellpy egFo man hu!
tlie kz9ltd deti 5sanrh, sgliila sngRces. M
aAslstins til aifihe b io5f q tfss
4 Ealing beasi ssilicls csussd Aiflost
iI3s lasst deat!I, on sIsk i iii ...
alIu1E lng tffssY hsi Il. q i ss7fs and
s sSia & slatled iaeheV Se 6nfged ~
< M S eth eliey3
81 80 sdt tisfoiiRli tls0 wsiaf fiie Siiasilfe
efose about lie pssal nI soss6 ci,isr inf
N,liscla Ice gcfeg settlsea Ia nIv
mi 0iit tai,s9hS iecss. 4. !. 4.
hsss iifess from 4 81 s.6is s
siEc6ild & sittsAn Ia sie,
sate lsss u sefSin q sti sisl9
ISIS
Iaaco ock iis i s.,al 6 sies tiav. ID,
~ 81 pYnug!i e bill ssat gsoas
- slt Ia q iglui5s As$ia4 81 AnA "a. I;
hat M oass1d fsfSlII
pslaes b * and Wa8 n \ asfl an
she asut iflsss i sifE r. i5a
g. 4 into Gcofae Tl,0tssas
81 ssislo MaloF u1eFssi q Il s.S;
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5,if 81 nos afh HIN. Ihen tie
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tsss 9lili %
gS stse y ~ il@ dent;
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kss5lsee se sgae W STD =
DE- tlsisEl lDp
So 81 }s " ioR
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= xiiE LGiinf cf M e 4 krEB tsra
Esrs1;gs OtsTtsIcr or ii5orEf A.
IN IS &. y. Had :5ond IlaIa .ri:,SE ar ,,aT !
Scseph II Brown. ASS sfito>. =
lfea. ksfaie, en- is lisis sIes y,
a19ye stated matter on skhe 9th insf6s3t
~ bis oncf, fudge BIs Z, ,Iiogice Is iiefely
gshns tia lli per otss ii6itilnx ii6ns lt q
os lie said 3asi ri ft must ea sssI.
llfz the aiiie before u a st MS sisiSn i, 4
q of le. oIi ot. ss5se lli - cf0o4
6. m OF iIay, tha Ssh q 81 s. AZ
y 1890, on 10 be 5affed 81 any fefielll All filss
rgee to be renilesed 81 this i5atEef
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= 1eziesef So 8afETiifsitt
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s anmnle nffthan aniean and cnf,temnti- :
bic course pursued by respectable Re.
publican papers may ba found in!ihe
coarsc Of the New York 7fibaas which
sent Its reporter 70 tho DenoeraSic meet
inga 10 Columbia and Anderson. with
ilnatractiopiS Y nos 10 let tho fact be known
patiIalter the meetings syare over. His
ilatsig tsas HI Q. Sciidder, aud slo did not
appeag With other sepoiieie at either
meeting anderson ho Mas suspi.
csetlel, and m invitation publicly ex.
tsaleSss 20 come upon lao etand which
he die not asceps. We ilayo 10 doubt
.iEllAt slie man who would set the spy
would also make iasofrees reports, if
llscsssaFy 20 help out Ills side.
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eSTATE on soUraI oARoL1NA,l !.

IB u. LEisiIss,f91ess .lfstflae 81 FsobGts.
Whereas, sffs lsllzab eth S1aior has applied
to sfie TO grant her tiers of SAdmifiistrh-
ton on the Pefsoaal Estate of and effects of
4. ~ ju+, dcceE & f55s
These are thsrefoys to cite and adfloisial,
of the said E:i ]. !. Major, deceased, that
they be and appear before me In the Court
of Probatgi 10 aA held at Anderson o. q. on
Friday ths 1ss day Ocsoibe $50, aitss-
pub ton Hereof, TO sh0sq "a 81 sf diiv
shey have why the said Admin iztsat ion
Ehosild not ha gJaiited IS Given itnel my
hand, this II 5sh tiny of sapt teInber. 1856,
Us !. ~ Il FL uA1 A1P91REyE; 3.
Sept l6, 1850
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QUICK SALES AN b ssII AI,T E()FITIs lTI|i I

"A. ES ~ zF; 70 is
call the
chandi
Id Shirts shaNs ienns III
fMuEss easimereJ the
shoes
/ Stat heego naicsus Spl
keep full lire 9f
HsiS 1aa call Caps Asiow
saaalss snd nrideg. q latae iot
NE9oEea
Yeats hns A aus ai-s1ool
9hiEs Shirts
aAteags Ltaf5 hsaaqa
Buggy
tae
yhoo
ton
s Sept
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Mr.. Tslden has s1nt Ills check ffof one
hundred thouasnd dsllnrs to the Satinn-
al Executive Committee Of tho Demo,
critic party and when thanked fSr his
nsuniHcens contribution replied that tf
more was necessary 70 inform him. This
lig d generous md noble facs, which will
splAca AR. nildan IN 8 high position IL
Tho hearts Of the Aaesican people, who
carslot.t .tail 70 appreSiate So disinterasted
ant liberal a contribution to the catso or
good government
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M. s. fy.y - y tn, ~. =
ssa ,,s,sss Isoy q Sy ~ s, s,sass
;los Gong third Districts
lIsx.3 ~ Z AIT lsa q Aiisrssls
Fer ssit judicial Circuit; 6
ots y y " ilsl' 2! 2: coTtsisAas' Il
\ =;
Governor Jeter hae appointed Judge
Hadson to SIC upon the 6upvefne Court
ID tie dissemination Of the contested.
poailion oR Chief Justice The case ssili,
sbs heard lac cnse, aud speedily deterrl.
ined. 'i.
,.sT,5 & E s.
+; W. s... ss.s -. asS ~. 10y
aaIea = eua s.,,.n.s y : saS . 49,
!. ~. ~ s5s i;
z y
sinltcens eontsi pqtlol leplisa sias 7
more Ysss so ,ptoss nli1 g, y.
ls q generous na popls sac, y sylsacli y. .ll
,isss li9ells u !; nlgi os,slosl y
the lealss ol inc Af1eslcan people, VINO
S.assss e lSsla.s e e,slnlelezssa
slsss 80 s ysisi
I gooq lsosesnnle
I, -,
nssgs ssleoSss. sae Y llis.a ,2s'ssss
& ss'ssll, l!si,. Wy =
lls sssgs IsSss g Rapllcel ssssslIss,i
sela KY se sal1 z lss siay 1,.3ss y y
sIs ifteisi ~ ipos z isl y
snoSg s'se. y, w .v ss,o ~ siesssu,
~ Z S as sss,l 1s' ae 3,
Senator Tie chnifnihn Of tho COM
mites II Aarfss rs Z; sstssp pubs;
licsn calppaign saya 4 I'm afraid shcy'yeI
got darGeld, l'sliat'e nil right. Sonss &
ssssaions are nov iil eEder, and NO are
i ready 81 haas from she next lWart
: ftola sghoaa ges Che aealss haze fal u
&
sle reports nom tlles elsctian ini
5siEle on 9ast be tsi,e, the Moth
not aalld 4os asall but Is get
ssar klerIlnssssie part and.
The u;llosi. sis inaieatsptia atre that the
: y 3 M Eslaeed esaseEtas,r
( over Davis, the nblIraa sandi date, by
taajofitg Of fsora one e sslse. thonsa.ia:
~ iselainied that they have also elected
jdritg ni botis branches Of The I.eeisla.
rs. Il IS sIonbsi.ii Rs ID tha exact facts
81 the iedtion, But etsoncll. ii knSWI, tol
az tlIa Reps Ii iicatls have been
s.s. III * * st.st n n u q ~ AAzss3f9
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CT.Nsus EI.AIs1nloo,D sETrI, I, -, - !.

I
Ihe unprincipled manner:n which the
Republican Press has sought to make
political capital by making ialse repre-.
aentatlons concerning tho censusreports
from the South has received d decided
clleek By the following abatement, innde
gecently in New York by Gen. Francis
a. Walker, Superintendent Of tho Gem
sus: &.
The Republican papers afo deyoting q
great portion OF their space 10 what tiiev
are pleased 70 designate q fraudulent census
10 10 tne South, bhsed on discrepancies exist
ING between report OF 1870 and tho pres.
ent orp, in ceftnin counties III South caro.
iinh and biigsissippi. can sec nothing
tangihis IN sunh allegations, but bhall I'M.
tigntpa thtm thoroughly. THE rnarl,ed
inereaac In those districts can readily be
accounted for. Since 1870 thousands kaye
enifsI ateu 70 those sections, and the natural:
5ner: Hic IN population has been considera-
81 he census of $40 in the South wns in-
accurate. Then I did not have che appoitit-
tng qg The enuneratorss Intiie main; the
enpiIley ators were Unit9d States nlarsfals,
Northern men nnnceuaintcd with tho conn.
w. and Ignorant, incon,peterts cclored
hey Wese entirely independent OF me,
drsd had no control of slisir work. lfliis
esnsua Inns been entirely different, aand is
nnnde SO at the earliest possible moment.
shhliA make nm inyestig tigati0n by lmcan3 of
carii9 OF fhe three last ceiistisca, and families
car 10 traced Without any co1siiePabia ef.
torts he census Of 1870 was incufrncs. sa
tue IN nyestts5at ton viii show = IL
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M OTICE EORFINAESETTLIaMENT.- OF
an Notice s hereby giye, that the nniler-
OF hrs Sarah n. !. Haynie, deceased, AZ II, on
the 18th day of October next, apply 70 tho
Judge of Probate for Ii nd 6elson County, for
o Final Set tlement and discharge from said
Estate. ~ NJ. HI FIAYNTE, 81
Sept ID, 1880 10 5
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OF FINAL SETTLEMENTS. 8.
IN! Notise Is hereby given that tho under
signed Adm njnistrat ator Of the Estate OF 5AlYr.
day of October next, apply to the Judge of
Probate for Anderson County, for Final
Settleinement and discharge nom said Es-
tate. s.. a, EIUTDHISoN,
AdGafnjstrator,s
Sselt Is, 1850. = n
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,r.HB ANnRRsoN DRnoCRAcY.
RIssgATOR sAYAxsD,S yyETOrEgOaiE AM
TIHELR AnyLCIs. :

a AAIasnilcent Demonstration Tor Ander-
CON Connty--A Eun Tprnout Of Red
Shirts IntIiusiastie Speocaes, and o Good
Time Generally. =
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a HIagpllccnt Demonstration for Andey-
CON COHnty-A Euu Turnout os Red
shITts.- 1ntIuSiastie SpeoCaes, and Good
Time Generally.
Tho mass meeting on last Thursday
was everything that the Democracy could
have desired. II was grand auccosg In
every particular, and demonstrated the
fact that the Democracy OF Anderson
County is alive 10 tho Interests Of Che par
ty, State and National, and TINT tho Same
spirit OF determination that characterized
thc efforts OF our people in tho memorable
campaign Of 1870 is to-day alive ia thOir
hearts. TWAS gratifying 70 ace the en-
thusiasm shat was manifested, which Is
always tho beat evidence of the interest
taken by people ia any cause. Tho very
best Of order was kept, not single dis
turbanco or any kind occurring during
the day 10 destroy tho harmony OF the
good effect OF tho speecheE made by the
distinguished gentlemen who addressed
tho immense p-Fong OF listeners.
Fl EARLY in tho morning the moup.cd
companies of Red Shirts, and hurdreds
OF citizens, both white and colofsd, male
and female, young and old, IN buggiog,
carriages, wagons and en- foot, began to
arrive and enliyen our streets, and by 10
o'clock tho whole town was crowded.
Tho mounted companies, carriages with
Speakers, aud the bands repaired to tho
Fair Grounds, whero the procession was
.ormod under the command Of Con. w.
w. Humphreys, chief marshal or tho day.
and proceeded TO tho grounds or tho Car
ollna Collegiate Institute In tho following
order: =
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ssts next int aiid aEtev eslualfg to
iSi to Start tshe seat movement which
yrestcd She control of Eha State ffotl EIie
ssaalcal 1Essss l ,eSss esss e ssosg The
pledges he siId moi ciaifi that tie, !, ';Ss
iiotising let to be done, bttt nd did e ne
Stats tsogsE lent eyens heiaw tho ocoGdiSl. !.
ica3 iniinistretioTs Of bolcfS tho :, a..
TLe safegp passs Of : tl s lae Wns It brown
Hry1tslad eyesy ian. white and biacls, la.
sosit linn, and 50 far IS his Is
we're fslttefued, the cciored MAN stood ia
a. eatsi foot az NJ ffs Is, { Spi i,tsa I,lssi
| ~ q ilsss ed that Eot lass tlrek
the ppclsets OF Gle 81 81 .a9i while
Tor no tl1tes 9ehgg or Tiie tfle
peolie ssre lsq e pay cnly F.s7T.sss
DeynG saEisiis OF g. sS9 i3tit 81 hi Il
s. Hons 81 Tsss ie1 ccl gsslts
tbs peopia Eoeg niue IS & eS6 Feaots sTsd tho
1tate treasury Tho Sisiicass paid tiiliRi
county iseis iiseSs col ans OH c1ll
ttan9 afso0a Ting - $lHi .O5g. ard these
sslss lssasis IS 5ts9lsst sl. MOS on. a. dcs
'iha DeaAcesas faia lsieis tse6ats scps s5I
sliia8sp15 ldllp ttlIfih3s 30 ;si t31O sad til6f
tU& kS1F rot dats 4 Il gi - Ia *
~ asSusfc 30 ,laS, rs ssts
tlsefeio tls9 exlaerAss During the lhfe4
est 1t taAe9 ESQ thlsN t1a kfl ais dnfifs
slss. siaslf tase u thSfs mir ioiS
lslid An ctfl0iAs. hsit ffi zifci cis'.
t1sfktga al 1hlkE 3f ftlsls lsist, 1eifir 4
spses 3 81 Elis asiiusut saIa
trien ssils y s,iol fsstks
fos Ia ~ s,ir Vesli ie.i II 81
~ niesss 3 a 81 S..
" e99}l fisiilfs 81 ysittl1 6AFa.ji4 fii5i
fetis "a . 1ssfS iilSf
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-17

Special b the stax.
DAYTON, Jan. 17.-Ofacer Lee Lyman was
shot and killed late last night by desper-
ado named John Francis, whom the officer
had arrested early In the evening. but who
was released. Lyman lived only seven
minutes after receiving the fatal bullet.
Francis is in custody.
1t is stated that Lyman. learning that
Francis, who had q grudge against the
former, was armed with pistol, had him
arrested for carrying concealed weapons.
He was taken to the Station but YVES sub
sequently discharged.
Shortly after II o'clock this morning
LYMAN was standing in Kimmel q CRADLES
saloon, when Francis came in and took
drink. Then without saying word Fran
els drew q five-chamber single-barrel re.
| volver of forty caliber and fred, the ball
passing through the left lapel of the Off
| GERS overcoat, which was buttoned, and
through his shirt into his breast immediate
ly above the heart. LYMAN said, I'm
shot" staggered a moment and fell to the
floor, diving In seven minutes.
Francis Was at once arrested and Is at the
Station charged with murder.
| The murdered man was born and reared
in Kentucky, but since tae war removed
with bis fathers family to Ohio and 10
Gated in this city. He was a stone mason
by trade and was thirty-two years old.
Francis, who stands charged with ths
murder, is known as a desperate and is only
| twenty 1.-TWO years old.
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cino,nnati Leaf Tobacco Market.

The offerings st auction yesterday were q
hhds and loxes, as follows: .s
16 hhds Mason County, Kentucky-1 hid at g.,
4 at Si4 So = at SIG 50fAl8 f5 ~ hhds thew)-S al
$4a5 40, 2'A 90 6oa9 80, Tat Sl0gl3 76 i...s,....
hhds Brown County. Ohio. new-1 at &c, al
SIC 25Q9l27 rs. 't3
2hhds Owen County. Kentucky. new--l at %.
at SO rs. ...t ~ ...,
15 hhds Pendieton County, Kentucky newt
at 90 45@550, 8 at 5000 90, at IS 70@S 9, IL AZ
$40 5O@13 rs. ....U y.g
10 hhds Boone County, Kentucky, new-i At
$s 40. 4 at $6@7 95, at IS O0@9 81, II OF $40 o.
@l4 7a .. ... t.-y ...
9 hhds Kentucky-8at at 50 zoos. 1 at &c.
8hhds aud box Indiana (new,-2at$ $6 5e6a
6 IS; at S. 589: 4 at ST. 25s13 25 box at So o.
hhds and box West Virginia (new)-2 at 81 IS
a 8S; lat SO 6516 So; box at 81 10.
hhds Eastern Ohio new at $500 so. .5.. T.
hhds Grant County. KY. (newl1 at ST 50: !
at $8 4 at $40 25(111 75
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city last evening with good trip, includ-
ing 518 bales cotton, 217 barrels oil, and
snndrieA
The popular snd reliable packet Vint
Shinkle will leavs this evening for all
points on the Lower Ohio River and Mem
phis direct. Captain Sterling c. Mcintyre
commands, and Mr.. J. A. Lindsay presides
in the Office.
The Ohio will be down tomorrow night
and return to Pomeroy Monday evening.
There are 2O, 600 sacks of corn reported on
the banks of the river below Cairo awaiting
shipment.
Pittsburg Commercial Gazette: The re-
cent freshets appear to have done no dam
age to the work at the Davis Island Dam.
keokuk Gape City, Thursday: There was a
trial of the case of the City of Fort Madison
Va The keokuk Northern Line Packet Co.
in the Circuit Court at this place ,yester-
day. The case first came up on demur-
rer to defendants answer, raising all the
questions as to the right OF the city to re-
cover wharfage of the Packet Company un-
der the city ordinance. Messrs. Val VAL
kenburg d Hamilton, attorneys for the
city. supported the demurrer, and ]. H
Davidson, the Companv's attorney, contra.
The decision was of considerable length and
resulted in tile Court sustaining the demul.
rer of the city. The case went to trial i'm.
mediately on the question of the reasona.
bleness OF the amount charged-to wit:
One dollar for each landing. The case is
not yet decided.
New Orleans Firayline, Wednesday: The
prices OF coal and labor fell to something
like reasonable prices within the past
month. About four weeks ago fogs came
upon the river and have remained upon il
ever SINCE and every night and morning.
The amount in wages and coal is therefore
counterbalanced by the prevailing fogs, SC
that the expenses of running steamboats,
| to-day is just as much as they were month
ago, notwithstanding the fact that coal
and wages have fallen in that time. Prices
remaining the same as they were in the
summer, it can easily be seen by a near
sighted man that steamboats, are not max
ing over twice their original cost every
trip, and that SO far as making money il
concerned, steamboating is very much lik,
| Dlaying policy.
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Carolina Tar &s@s 5eper bfl. oaknm s9ioc PEI
pound Spirits turpentine at sst9hee per gal
Nuts have . quiet steady market e fetiew9
Almonds @g22s; Rscans. l2Slse; & hloe5ts , ~
@l6c per pound; hickory nuts, 75@s5e per bushe
for shellbarks and 40a46c for large.
Naiis frmsnd fairly active and jobbins OF u u
as per kcg for 10 To sod.
oil steady and fair demand at 6s@6sc per gallon
for winter extra. Refined petroleum at l540l6c
per gallon. at ll90 fire test
Peanuts were in ample supply, demand fair.
414c for choice white Prime to choice vissinis
white 4Ada5c per ID.
Powder isquiet and selling rifle at ss06 so, and
blasting at S2 S5@S Is per keg.
Potatoes have been steady and quiet and the de-
mand moderate. and liberal offerings Prime 10
choice peschblows at 409i5c per bu loose aud
early rose at 81 85@2 per bf!, packed.
Poultry: Market firm for ch ckens, with good
dltion. the latter for very choice fowls, Geese at
S. 5oa4, and ducks At 81 5O93 Is per dezen I ur-
keys at 9a10c dressed. and 7@71Sc for live per b.
Rags have firm market and fair demand
Cotton, white at $40 and mixed Sic pct lb
Woolen, soft 179lSc, and common at lhe per
pound.
Salt In moderate demand and steady Coarse
Liverpool at 81 0591 10 per brl to arrive Turk
Island at S71a@40c per bu. Ohio River and
Kanawha at 81 70 per brl of bushels and d %
Seed. Timothy has fait demand and fsf4m mar
kef, ana quoted SS@S 10 Der bu Clover quiet and
steady at 81a@S4c IN store per lb, and arrival ios
Nc less. Flax at 81 2o@1 80 per bn.
Starch Market quiet and steady. We quote:
Pearl SIC imperial &c siiken gloss $40. dis
mond gloss sac and corn starch 6ke per lb. 2
Soap: Demand moderate and market firm. We
quote: German 5kc, extra olive SIC: family.
&C per ID; German olive 41sc, amber 60 per lb.
white IS rs per box
Tallow has had steady. QUIET market, and re-
ceipts ample. and quoted 61sc for country and 61s
+ rcity per lb.
Tlnners' stock: Fair trade and fair mar
ket: Zinc slab. 70; sneet s@914e; block
tin, 26a27c; solder I514@1Sc; copper ingotA
2Sc; bottoms. s5c braziers sheets 8O@S6c ref ID:
| tin plates G 80 so. snd TX S1l 50 per box.
VegetS9ies have been in moderate demand
l ana freely offered at about previous quotations:
4 Turnips at 60@7Sc per brl. Cabbage firm at ea 50
al rs per brl. Sweet potatoes quiet at 80 per brl
a for choice home grown. Onions IN moderate
\ supply at 80 75@94 so per bfl. u5t
WO0denware: Moderate trade and steady.
Quoted: washboards, 81 5O@2 rs per dozen buck
cts, two-hoop, 81 75@l s5; and threehoon ga
2 10: tubs, No. /. y8@8 SO: No. 2, $7a7 50: No
8, 36@6 50; nests Of s. e3t23 25: churns, No. L
8S@s No q $7QaS. and No, 5, s6@7 per dozen.
Wool: Market firm and demand fair. Quoted;
Unwashed: Conbing. S6@3sc: delaine, S6assc,
clothing 82@37c; common, 2S7@30c. Washed:
| Fine heeces, 43@45c; medium deaine fleeces A
@48e: long combing, 45@4Sc. Tub-washesl,
coarse, 45047c aid choice, 5O9o2c per pound.
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Cincinnati IRON Market.

The market has been Arm the past week. and
closes with fair demand and an upward tenden-
cy. We quote he following pri ces for pig iron At
four months time. reported by Matthew Addy
Il Co., of this city: ~ AXE
43: do No. ., sil@42: forge, s3snss; Southern.
No. l. $Js@i0: do. No. g. $3s@39; forge, $sB9
| 81 per ton. Coal-blast charcoal: Hanging Rock
car-wheel e5o@5s: Southern do, si3@5O per ton.
Hot-Diast, stone-coal aud coke, red snort No l.
$45046; do No. 2 Ai@45; forge, $i2@4S OHIO
Neutral, No l. ssS@39; do. No. 2. S,5(a37: south
| ern, No 1. $39@40; do. No. q s3S@s9 per ton.
American sc,tch, No. /. &4Oa42; No. 2. s39g4i
per ton. Wrought 'front.' omrnon bar iron per ID.
370c charcoal baf-'ron. per lb, 4a0c: s1eet-irUh.
boiled Nos Is to- n. per b, 41S9bc: sleetriron.
charcoal. Nos. IS to u, perIb, 514y6Hc Wroughf
scrap at 81 6ot02; cast scrap. 81 O0@1 % Der 10
hounds. - u. ~ - - n 4
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-17
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
Ispec,al River Dispatches to the gtar.l

fSpecfal River Dispatches tn the 9tar.l
BRowNsvILLE, Jan. H-10:41 A. NJ
River feet inches and stationary.
Weather cloudy. Wind northeast.
HINTON, W. VA, Jan. 17-9:03 A. NJ
New River 2 feet inches and stationary,
Weather clear.
CHARLESTON, Jan. H--9:57 A. M.--Kan-
awha River feet inches and falling.
Weather cloudy. Wind from thesouthwest.
PfrrsBuRe, Jan. 17-11:17.A A., M.-River 6
feet and falling. Weather clear and
mild.
Boat Hands Gossip. ,<
CAPTAIN Hart's new and elegant side.
wheel steamer Reuben r. Springer is load
inesand will leave this evening. for New
Orleans and all way landings. Mr.. Mccoy
is her affable clerk.
Business good. <E -leAt4.NJ z. J
The punctual City Of Portsmouth leaves
ait p. m. for Ohilo.
The Potomac leaves at D. m. for Pome.
roy.
/ The Bostona will be the c. Il O. r. r.
packet leaving to-day at p. m. sharp for
Huntington. ea ~
The V1fgie Lee leaveS CnlS evening IOr tne
Lower Ohio and Memphis. 4s.. Z, ~. 3
{ The Charles Morgan will depart this eve-
ming for New Orleans. g.. sU,
The Bonanza left at noon for Portsmouth.
The Will K. Kyle arrived at New Orleans
last evening with big trip Of people and
freight, and will leave there for thiscity on
return trip Tuesday.
J The Pittsbufg and Carrier leave st. Louis
for Cincinnati to-day. 10 .4's'A -
The Cons. Millar left Memphis for this
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-17

49, ia. 4 s.. 4,-f CINCINNATI. Jan. IL.
There was but moderate jobbing trade and
with little change from the previous week. The
market remains firm. s' 4 l. .tl4lz ,e i4ssH
I PRINTs-We quote standards at 7071sc, shirt
ings at 6@6Hc, and inferior grades at 5A@5s4c
per yard os
BI.EAcHED MUsIdNs-New York Mills, l8c,
Lonsdale cambric, l3c; King Phillips csmbric.
121ac, Jabez Knight do. 10c; Wamstta, 13ci
Lonsdae. Zoe; Fruit of the Loom. 1019c:. Hope
371sc per yard.
BROWN SHEEETIsGs Standard Eastern. 8lx99c;
Western. 8@s1ac: seconds, 7@s nc per yard, :,
JEANs-Palestro, PIC; Croyden, 1870: Gov
|ington. l7c; Polaris, 2211ac; Kentucky doeskins,
35c; Standard, 371%g45c: Humbolt, 45g47%c.