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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-06-10

Twenty years ago." says a colored philosopher
'niggers was wof a thousand dollars apiece, now
dey would be deah at two dollars a dozen. It's
'stonishin' how de race am runnin' down.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-06-10

A young lady in Vassar College claims that
Phtholognyrrh should be pronounced Turner and
gives the following explanatory table;
Phth( as Ia phthisic) is 7
olo las In %colonel) is UR
On las in gnaD is
yrrh (as In myrrh) is Err
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-06-10

us this the Adams HouseH" asked a stranger Of
a Bostonlan, Eyes" was the reply, Tits Adams
House until you get to the roof-then it's caves"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-06-10
educational.
educational.
NORMAL INSTITUTE CLASS.

The undersigned will commenced In his selectschool
North Poplar street, Canton, Ohio,a Normal Glass
the English branches and In the theory and art of
teaching on Monday, August 4 h, 1879. The session
opening of the Winter schools. rare opportunity
will hen be given for teachers to make reviews and
to ~ epare themselves for more thorough work In
the school room,
~peclal arrangements will be made for students
desiring TO pursue the higher English studies or the
Classics.
Terms invariably In advance!
For the teachers and English course, .,..."",..r&l2,9
For the classical course 100
For further particulars address,
DAN'L
No. S3 North Poplar Street,
July II, 1879. CANTON, OHIO.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-06-10

Three blow. flies with their descendants will
devour the body Of a dead horse as quickly as
will q lion.- [Linn@us.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-06-10

MMAM A MONTH guaranteed. S12 o day at
mNHn home made by the industrious, Capt..
Vu4 tai not required; we will start you.
uN.N Men, women, boys ond girls make
WAun money faster at work for us than at any
WWWW thing else. The work is light and plea
SAINT, and such as anyone can go right
at. Those who are wise who see this notice will send
US their addresses at once and see for themselves.
Costly Outfit and terms free. Now is the time. Those
already at work are laying up large sums of money
iun12gy Address TRUE q CO., Augusta, Maine.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-06-10
NOTICE.

Henry L. Anstine, of independence, In the County
Of Montgomery, and State Of Kansas, iB notified that
Marie Anstine did on the 26th day Of May, A. D.,
1880, file her petition In the office of 1.-THE clerk of the
court Of common pleas, within and for the county of
Stark and State OfOhlo, charging the said Henry L.
Anstine with adultery with one Sarah @. Bretche,
and asking that she may be divorced from the said
Henry L. Anstine, which petition will stand for hear.
ing at the present or next term of said court,
Dated this Goth day Of May, A. D. 1880.
MARIE ANSTINE,
BY MEYER and PIERo, her Attys. ma27.8t
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-06-10

BARK AND IRON, introduced in 1856 by Nichols
Il Co.. is an Old and Valuable Remedy for the cure
of dyspepsia, loss Of appetite, boils, etc.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-06-10
Attachment Notice.

Henry 9. warner) Before Jonathan 8 Hudson, ].
VS., p, Canton Tp,, Stark county,
John H. Kurtz. Ohio.
On May 18th, 1880, said Justice Issued an order Of
attachment In the above cause for 800.
-yupid cause will be for hearing on the 2d day OF
June, 1880, at O'Clock a. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-30

points to be presented. The following "a the
memorandum OF agreement:

points to be presented. The following is the
memorandum OF agreement
What are tho comparative rates, under oil Tho CIR,
cuustauces of tho stock of The New-Y0rk. EleValeh
Railroad Com 'uuY and OF tn MetroDOllan ETC
waited Railway Company. 10 be- taken ~ tle
nasis OF freing with the 81 hattan COm"any una
chapter 500 II the laws Of 1871 This question ~ t. he
submitted the office OF the Manhattan kiiwly Com
panY THURSDAY. August .. 90 10 a Each com
pany l. 90 have four hours for producing
its evidence and for any argument
10 may choose to submit by counsel other
representative The relative the said stocks are
10 be- oxurrssd percentages. that the sum OF the
two shall b. 300.
This agreement was signed by both members Of
the committee. Two Of the five arbitrators chosen
have declined to serve. but the determination of the
question Will be left to the remaining three; John A.
stewart. Of the United States Trust Company,
T. g. ROlstnn. of che Farmers Loan and 1rusg
Company, and Henry L. Splalding. of the Central
Truss Company. II agreed that the decision OF
these three shall be final.
! ne suit OF James Sullivan for $4,000 damages
caused by piece OF car coupling falling upon his
head from the stTu ,turc OF the Manhattan Elevated
Railroad Company on March 2, 1880. which wa.
brought IN the Supreme Court, was compromised
before Judge Cooke BROOKLYN, yesterday. The
plaintiff received $4,000, OF winch $3.50 IS the
couusals fee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-30
IMPORTERS FVADING THE STATUTE.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHl

WASHINGTON, July 29.-The Treasury De-
partmen5 issued circular relation 10 nvoces Of
merchandise under 800 ID vaue From this 10 appears
from the reports OF consular officers IN Clnada
that shInmen,s general merchandise made from that
dominion the United States often divided into
small Ots order To bring each Ot under The value Of
500, purpose securing entry OF the came
the House without the production Of circular
invoices. This has. II is stated grown INTO general
practice which has been encouraged TO large extent
By tne action or officers admitting such nom
invoced goods without special inquiry a. TO he reasons
for tne failure TO produce verified invoices Collect rs
and Oher Ollie tbe customs are therefore rnpln d.
where an rlcrchaurise valued less than 800
is presented 10 ma examination IN order 20
tain whether the failure to produce consular invoice
was uuintrn OrotlerwIsc from h. oui Ous
specified M Where the merchandise is not
clearly entitled Co the privileges OF entry wttHou con-
sular invoice bond VIII Bee taken for the production Of
such invoice IN the usual manner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-30
DIED

ANDREws-Lucy A. wife Of James r. Andrew. and lugh
OF the I'd ard Godfrey AZ Compton, CAL ON tAs
l7th
BONsELL-On Tuesday July 81 Mrs Aletta ". Bonse. IN
the 18th Of her
Reauves ana friends are respectfully invited ateld her
funeral from the OF ~ G. LeYeudge No s. West
36th-st. Friday afternoon, al 2oclocS.
CONNELLY-At Montclair. y J July 81, 1889 Amelia C.
Connolly. the 6stI year OF her aga.
GILBERT-In Fla. July 20 1880 the Rev. Frank
b. Gilbert OF DR.. N AIRY H. Gilbert, Of New York.
HOPKINS-In tins cry. Thurs Law July 20. 1880 Mars
F. wife OF ColOne samuel Hopkins OF MorrlstOwn. y. j.
Funeral 100 East Sc, on Saturday 3lst INST az
O'Clock p.
Interment N Greenwood
Friends are invited.
LANDoN-AtJamaca. T.. L, Thur,dly, 2oth inst. ths
Rev seymour Land0n Of the NoWlOrk kast COnlefcnoe
aged - years
Funeral services Will be held tls Methodist Episcopal
Church. Jamai. o. Monday, August . az D. m.
Ministers meet az reSience l. Canast, Al
$50 %. IA Please 30 not send flowers.
Trans leave BruOky FlatbushaYel az 1870 and Hunter
Point az l.35 y. Return trans frequenL
ROW EIIOn Wednesday july p. OF Of diDhlera Alfred
IT, eldest OF Adelaide and Alfred ho~e III hs oth year
Funeral private
TAkT-Of diphtheria az Palisades, y Y, July %, Nels
Batte youngest daughter of Enos n ana Juna d. i4ts
age 1 years and months.
VAN VLIET-At Goshen. " Y, on "wednesday. July %
lula wife OF William d. Van Nct and daughter OF the lau
Iohn / smith in the 37th year Of her
Funeral services James Church Goshen on saturday
8lstinst al 230 O'Clock u. IA.
UEBsrER--At Panneld y. J. on the 27th inst Bentam1
r eldest IT the LAKE LachaIlai webster . =. =.
Funeral from Friday The JOth 1st lSt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-30
TANNERS STOMACH REBELS.

AN EXCITING DAY AT CLARENDON HALL.
rHE Eating MAN IN PIrIAHLE CONDITiON-THE
PROPHECY or GIVING HIM NOUR1sHMENr
SERIOUSLY CONstDRRFD-sOTE RELIEF OBJ
TANNED by BArHs-ruE DOCTOR NOT DE
COURAGED.
DR.. Tanner was III Mt 1 O'Clock yesterday morn
ing. and after returning from his morning walk
was taken violently sick. His symptoms were so
unfayorable that the proprety of giving him
uourishment was seriously considered BY the at
tendant ply ic ans The doctor however. claimed
that there was occasion for alarm he suffered
in the same way on his former fast Throughout
she day his appearance indicated great suffering.
Last night he was taken sick again. These re-
peated attacks of sickness have greatly weakened
him, but lie is confident Of completing the fast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-30
5peall Notlee5
Pnsr nInrn NaiIcn.


The foreign mails Tor ths wesx enting cAIr RDAr.
July 81 1890 will close ~ tls Ohcs o. TUESDAY az
m for Europe by steamship Wisconsin, VIA Queenstown
on WEDN ESDAI, at Z u NJ. tor furope by stetns1p
correspondence for france tst
be specially anda Tor Franco o1r-cS ~
steamship Canada Havfes On I'll hsDA = Al M 20.
Balflc via Queenstown Correspond
ence tor Germany and France must De specially al
ami 1920 Europe. Dv steamship Ilul
Iria via Plymouth. CherOourg and Hamburg on sAruk
Europe. by steamship NitY OF i.chmond
FOR Germany and scotland
must be addressed and at 10 for scotland III.
800 nv steamship Devonia via Glasgow sad st u m for
nrope by nshp oder VIA southampton aud Breen Ins
Swoeu aud NORWAY are dispatched "
Hamhurg amt only The mails ayti aud
MaracabO NewYOrk July ~ Inc mails toI Belize
and Bay Islands leave New-l Ork july d The ulas foe
Havana leave New.York July IS The mails for n exico
July % ami August l. The mails Tor "a
Pierre quelOn New YORK July % The mails for
Nassau NrwNOrk July - The nais for
July 30. The mans ASpnwGl aad .outa
Pacific leave July 81 The mails Tor china ana
Japan san Eran August IL The mAs kor AOs
tTala etc. !eays saa Francisco August % ,..
rHOS. 4. JAME5 Postmaster
Ynr Inlr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-30
A RIDICULOUS CLAIM.

IbI ILLEIINTU
WASHINGTON. July pa claim has recently
been made the subject of WegAty by the law
and accounting officers Of tle Treasury which is prob
ably one o. the most udIculou, record. In Che
language OF tie Third AUDITORS decision upon 10 Tue
claimant alleges that his father mustered into the
United States September 4, 1872 captain iu
a regiment OF Ncw-York State Militia. He was cap
tured at Queenstown. Canada, October II. 1872 ami
was paro-i He US never released from such pIrOe.
aud therefore continued the military OF the
United States until his death winch occurred October
l. 1854. AMI the claimant seeks Co receive eQuv1-
lent tu "a cHpian's pay and allowances fr tue period
frm Seutencr A. 1912, To- October I, 1851 a
sum 81 81. wuIcu. states MA father paid"
TIE company was mustered out two months after en-
iistment. The claimant I'LL &C. nothing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-30
ELEyATED RAILROAD INTERESTS.

A COMMITTEE TO PRESENT THE POINTS OF DIFFER
ENCE BETWEEN TIE TWO CoMPAsIEs-'So.Ooo
FOR INJURIES.
Cyrus W. Field. on the part of the New-fork
Company, and General Horace Porter. for the Me-
tropohtan Company. were chosen committee
yesterday TO present the differences
between the elevated railroad companies
10 the Board OF Arbitrators recently
provided by vote of the Manhattan Company Inc
committee met afterwards and agreed upon the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-30
DIVIDENDs no BANK CREDITORs.


WASHINGTON, July 29.-Ihe Controller Of
The Currency declrel dividend. as follows: One Of
per cent IN favor OF the creditors Of the Atlantic Ne
tonal Bank New-York. making al dividends
amounting 95 per cent; dividend OF 25 per cent in
favor or the creditors OF the First National Bank Of
Franklin Indiana. making In all 80 per "A divi-
dend OF per OF the creditors OF the First
National Bank Of chita Kan, making In all 20 per
cent A dividend so per has also Been ordered
in favor the creditors Ok the First National Bank or
Mradvfe. Penn, which viii be paid the nee
essarY schedule can De prepared.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-30
YELLOW FEVER.
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH.

WASHINGTON, July 29.-The following dis
patch from Havana received by the National Board
o. Health to-day
The spaulsb bark Pleuton sailed from Havana July
90 tor New-YOrk havIGg several OF her sick with
yellow fever. She IS considered 20 be Injected.
BusTON. July ga bark from Santiago de Cuba
AT Quarantine which had Of yellow fever on the
voyage one Of victims had died the other recovered
The following Internal revenue appointments were
made to-day; Willis G. Mitchell and George W. Long,
inspectors Of tobacco cigars for the XXyIIIth
New-YOrk District.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-30
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDlCATIONI
S,,n0pSfs rOv. M Drs' 81 hours

WASHINGTON. July 80, a. m.-The bar
ometer is lowest the Northwest, and highest IN North
Carolina Occasional has fallen IN the South Allan
cic and Gulf States NewEnsand and the Missouri Val
ley The temperature has remained nearly stationary
Northwestery generally prevail. except IN Texas
the Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys where they
are sOutheriy.
IndtcdftOns
For New England and the Middle Atlantic States, clear
or pary cloudy weather. uOrtherlY IN the latter
district south westerly winds, stationary or higher
temperature nearly stationary barometer In the nrst
district and lower In the latter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-30
WORK OF TIE UTE COMMISSION.
l-.-..r.r,. - rure. r.r.n. rl-u

WASHINGTON, July 29.-The following dis
patcn dard Los Pnos Agency. Colorado, July r. was
received a. Interior Department today, from Mr.
Moncypeuuy, the chairman or the Ute Commission
We had a fourth council yesterday. Some o. the IN
dams expressed the dcs 10 keep their valley LANDS
md i the Government nave tire mountains. lhcJ salo
nev iI not se tie and Grand River because there
W no grass tbere, and chat tley desired Land on the
Gunnt-Ou Tuey object % land severnlty aud ask tnat
Douglas be released. Another council viii be held TO-
u.O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-30
WASHINGTON Ne VS..
NATIONAL BANK LOSSES.
A DECREASE or NEARLY THREE MILLION DOLLARS
IN LOSSES COMPARED WITH LAST YEAR.


N LOSSES COMPARED VIII LAST YEAR.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH
WASHINGTON, July 29.-Tbe Controller of
the Currency just completed table showing the
losses Charged OF By National banks during the ak
months ending March /. 1850 TIE iOtal losses by al
these banks during that period amounted to - 563SS6
The losses for the corresponding period in 1879 were
SO 235 1924 and 1878 S1O.0O3I45. or these losses
during the last months, 81 2O8.52l OF was on Gc
of depreciation ia the premium upon Uuited
States bonds held by the banks, chiefly bonds which
about mature.
The losses charged of by the National banks IN the
CITY o' Ncw-Yurk during the months
81 .254 500 30; IN Boston. SG4S327 IS; ~ PtIlade
pOia. SlJI.63 So: m PittsOurg. SAG 4O4 30; in
Baltimore, SI4231s 80; ir Eew-Oreans S43.970 80
or t.esa losses tue following amounts were OrcaNlOned
nv losses on nrpmIums upon Ulitei "A es bonds ::
Me- York. S25747O l9; Boston, -8l36l % Phila-
dcp H. s74 226 so; Pttsourz p2G ga % ; Baltimore,
Sl3.Os9 80; Nrw-O leans, 500.
tOtn number o. banks reporting losses during the
last SIX months LEGO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-30
LATEST SHIP NEBS

PORT OF NEw.YORK....ARRGvED JULY 20
Str Olympus BE- Walker Liverpool July II. and queens
town i G ~ FranCklvu.
q. 4 J C0itis.
Barre Bremen July ID anu -Outham psOn
20, to Oelrichs x co.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Nry-YOnK July 2g-The str Colorado from Rio JaneTo
via It Thomas here day he captain and crew
OF the bark Mary which burned Oh The west cnn OF
the Island 81 san Domingo July 3. The men, Who aDan
donec minigt picked up By the str sax
Onla aud taken st Thomas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-30
i)oliiiral Notlees.

A Garfield and Arthur Ratification Mesnns VII %
Rooms 81 Clnon-pgaes on FRIDAY EVENING. July ."
IA. NJ.
ys " "A Ola New York viii address the mceilng
"a suIEiDs. socy. CoRN EIICs VAN Cofr, Pres'I
Campaisn Banner and Outnt Co.. i6 yeseysI so.teu
ogares for Political Bannexs and Campaign Goods
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-30

TRIBUNE OFFICE. July 80 n. m.-The changes in the
barometer rday slight Clear aud fair weather
prevailed The temperature ranged between 59' and
$50 the average 66as being 14s' lower than on the
corresponding day last year and IL lower than on
Wednesday. ,,-,-..-
tnres and sgnt CLEANERS OF occasional showers late In
the day may expected In this city and vicinity to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-30
Ready This MorEing

THE SEAII-wEEkLY TRIBUNE.
Thglssu to-day contains
Letter. from stat aud other Correspondents ta' oa
World and the New
Price I'm wrappers ready for mains ave cents p,s o'V
one copy. year. 81 ave copies Sls 'en oOp'e' Anu
sxtra gss Po.ase IN al cases tree the subscribed
THE TRIBUNE,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-30

Structure Impotence Diseases OF ths 6eneraiye os
an. ,ssca M speed M Hours. % All %
HENRY A DANIELS NJ D. la Lexingtoa-avenearz Jts 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-30

starvation stomach seems ging first.
II Dr. Iaunrrs stomach becomes Unable ~ retain waef'
ikey. death o certainly pDsue."
The TO lowing tah gives DIR. Tanners weights up TO
the thIrty-sccOnd day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-30
rRIBryyE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

The 1sromseA variations 9 .i. ey % sensn.o u
preeesg midnight The irregular waite line represent. ts
vcn, in indicated the Thermometer ~ Ha4asts
Pharmacy, gss broadway
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-08

St. Roilox 4e@4sc
OorFEE- Market quiet. Job lots are quoted as
follows Ordinary 14A@t4Hc v 10, fair lb4@16o
good 16k0ls.n, prime ,7pl7ae.
Cdrgoes-O ordinary 13A@-o. fair 15A@-c.
god ege prime aso 1ss@ E.mo.. .o7.o r,o
lish breakfast 5oDsoo. imperials 2bo75e, gum
powders 6099sc
and at 81 4o11 Ab for fine. TURKS Island soNossc
bush. When delivered dravaRe Ia added
Table salt 2@7o pocket. according to size
full weights -m19e.
STARCH y,s@3Ao.
COUNTRY PRODUCTS.
Our quotations represent wholesale prices on
the landing Dealers obtain -0D25o more per bbl..
and hDAc higher per pound in Lpts
IHIsH poTAroEs-sl 55@1 rs v Dbl. Northern
SWEET POTATOES soGD1 IL y Dbl.
Characterization 81 25to4 90.
HARLIC-5O6D75c W bunch.
APPLEs-Dhoice 81 5D0D5 y Dbl.
LOUISIANA OABBAaEs "a 500 crnte and
so sour KRouT-s7@s y Dbl.
BEANS Northern 800 v n. white kidney
2ac. Western red s@sa.
PouITRY : Western grown chickens s4n-
dozen. young do % 1908 2s, ducks 80 5o@t
islanR grown chickens 50 hoH3 rs, young 81 1908,
ducks 81 5000 geese 5000. turkeys 500.
| Eaas- Western 12Dl4o v dozen. Louisiana
| Woodbury. 14eo1sc v ID. Louisiana clear 20
| @3Oc clear lake 92Ds4o.
| COUNTRY HIDEs-Dul Green sailed sa@sSo
dry h,ut l4s@l51e. dry sailed 13s0laAc 10,
| CRY H1pEs7O 10 and up, TO-, 8aSho
Steer and COW hides. 30 to 10 10. 6@6he; kips.
| Il to 80 fb, s@ske: cut. SCARED. RrubbY hides
and kips &c of 7be0$1.
TALIOw-Country 6}.@6AG, city 6Ag7o y 10.
| BEEswAX-lgt02Oe y ID.
HoRNs-Ox horns. prime. each -06e: COW do
-02c.
DRIED FRuIr-Applee -07o v b: peaches
1-N1-C,
Moss-Mlxed 2k@sc y ID. grey 1K@2Sc. black
Feathers ssdDsoc v ID.
| COAL.
PrrrsBuRa- To steamboats, SOC y box. retail o0c
| v bbl wholesale $50. 81. Bernard 4Oc = box to
1 steamboats, retail SOC. wholesale 3O,.
ALABAMA-Pratt Is selling at IS y ton. 1000
ID; Ace v box to STEAMBOATS,: retailing ii 65e VI
bbl. Helena is selling Mt % y ton, 1000 fb re-
falling at 60c Dbl. Montevalo u selling at
81 80 v tom 1000 NJ: retailing at 75o v Dbl.
/ MISCELLANEOUS.
| NAVAL. SToBEs-Ptch 50 256o2 so y Dbl. Tar s.
"a 81 bbl II sin u 2b1D3 90 y Dbl. Spirits tur-
pentine 4e0D47 %e n kallon.
yard IN 10 l1A@-e; baling twne IL .a0-e y 10
COTTON TIES he Arrow tie - 80 bundle
Grip tie 81 Is. Acme Ito 49, Triumph tie 81 80,
Finn Il Wier cotton bale tie 81 2b. Compressed
| tia 50 as.
/ FRUITS AND NUTs-Louisiana oranges Choice
81 5o0s 80 v bbi. DO medium 500; M,ss ina
orange. 81 5ot0- p box. Lemons s. 50 no !.
Layer figs lsae ,o n; oyai ~ -. Ia p
P Pyel 7scasl Is = bunch bananas 81 500
80 y bunch. Dates 10 y TO- Ourrnnts exc y tb
Prunes 1o1sc v ID. Oitron ale ID; Almonds
zoe y fb. Brazil nuts 10 10: Filnerts lag
@l3. as to uu atty Cocoanuts s37 v 1000. Call
| fOrnia pears - 80 v box.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-08

ed, Wneat unsett ed ard generally higher; No.
g.. st No do :: o. w 9asn mn
lower A. 81 ss@3la Dressed hogs weak ut "a 90
a. 30. Pork active and lower ut gu 3d.. Lard
in fair demand and lower att. Bulk meats auiet
and weak: shoulders TO- short ribs 9 40, clear
6.h0, Whisky steady ami in fall demand at u on.
The Dro e journal a,od REPORTS: Hogs-hes.
easier: No. not dnotably lower mixed packing
- 1904 40, light 81 81 "a 40, ehoie. heavy q AZ
eeipts 1900. shipments 300: market quiet. weak
and easier; n.t Guatahly .nwer: shipping nn 80
stockers and feeder. weak: common q 6oss3 %.
good 50 50@4 30: yards cleared OF stock. sheep
shipments 900: market quiet and steady; 80 50
family IS 72ls@5 75 Wheat opened higher and
hsa o1rm Ne a m fo
as.@ssN. Whisky steady at u OF. Pork quiet
q 81 10. Lard lower q T@7 90. Bulk meats
tlrmer; shoulders 95D405 ribs 8 40 1880, sides
9 5006.G0. Bacon steady; shoulders s. ribs 7.200
- 1904 49, packing - 2oo4 90 butchers to select
81 400 4 30: receipts 27Oo. shipments $40 Cattle
steady and unchanged; receipts 400; shipments
and shipping In good demand. receipts 1000.
shipments 800.
Loulsy1LhE Feb, Flour dull and I'M
4b1s. Oats dull ut 40. Pork quiet at s13. Lard
steady at ,ss@sa. Bulk meats quiet: Shout
ders 8, ribs ~, .tdes ~. Sugar cured hams
pt@1ok. Whisky firm at 81 o.
uIhoINNATI. Feb 6-F.nuI dull family - 5o@
81 26. Oorn dub ami lower at 80. Oats steady
at 49, Pork dull and nominal at si2 250l2 SO.
Lard dull at 10. Bulk m. ats quiet; shoul ders
%, ribs 6.to. sides go. Bacon steady: shoul!--
ders 81. ribs ~. sides ~ Green meats dull
and nominal: shoulders sides 8. hams 7.
| Hogs steady: common 81 1904 25. light 81 2s0
49, packing - 81 "a 80. butchers' - 5000 6b.
BALTIMORE. Feb 7.OAta easier: Southern AZ
M48, Western white 4704s. do mixed 4e@47.
| Pennsylvania 47@D4s Provisions steady and un-
changed. Coffee auiet; Rio, cargoes. 13A@16A.
Sugar steady; A soft ga. Whisky dull at
| 81 10isGl IL.
| WILMINGTON. Feb. 7--Sprits Of turpentine
dull at 80. Rosin flrn 81 30 for strained u 22k
| for good strained. Tar steady ut 81 10. Crude
tnrpentine steady 81 b5 for hard. 50 56 for yellow
dip. Corn unchanged.