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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-04-02
Definitions of Bible Terms.

A days journey was thirty three and
ono. 9th miles.
A. Sabbath days journey was abodt
an English mile.
l;zekiers reed was nearly eleven feet
long
A cubit was nearly twenty-five inches.
A hand s-breadth is equal to three
and FIVE eighths inches.
A shekc of gold was So 90.
A talent of silver was S53S 32.
~ talent Of gold was Sl3,sO0.
A piece Of silver, or u penny, was
thirteen cents
A farthing was three cents.
A garah was cent.
A mite was a cent
An epha, or bath, contains seven gal
Ions and two pints.
A bin was one gallon and two pints.
A Grkin was six puts.
A cab was three pints
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-04-02
From the Outline,
Circuit Judge.

We havo waited until this la.c
date, bef,rc making any extended
remarks relative totbe aplpiutmen:
of Hon. IL. ii. wheeler. ,ito the
bonc, OF this Circuit. in ORDER to get
general expression If opinion
from the bar oi the county. We
are now fully satisfied tina, the APP
pointmcnt is n thoroughly g"ud one,
. and we are surprised hat So able a
lawyer and uan uf such high cha =
acter, both m public and irivate
life, consented to accept The APP
poinimcnt. Tie people may well
congratulate themselves upon the
fact, that there are vet 90 d nici:,
VIII have public spirit enough To-
accept positions oi trust aud great
public Importance, which tho PEG
plc have in their sho;-.ighted" csr
refused to decenily provide tho
proper compensation for. The peu-
ple will be glad ~ Icara that Judge
lVhceler ws chairman or the Safe
S.na'e, which reported ~ favor oil
the taxat,pn Of railroad labds, and
as such chairman, wro'c n very aide
opinion upon tho subject, which
was afterwar,l sustained Ivy Judge
Emmcns, ifthc u. 5 Circuit Court.
Jddsc Wheelcr's reputation as q
Senator was very high, aud he was
known as one Of the ihsorrupfillc,
mistaken style Ut men, who never
swerved from tho known path OF
duty for any iniuccment, whatever.
He will he kindly received Ivy The
l,ar OF this county, and wo heartily
We, him succyss.
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A Source of Great Anxiety
MOTH ERs, READ THiSg
WORTH A DOLLAR A DROP,

Mothers, are yonr little ones irstfult And - Jour
paticnes almost exhausted IN vaia efforts to please
theinf can syinpa.hise with you, and can tell you
what will make your little child quiet, give good
appetite, and procure forit hours Vi sweet, sound
bIe.p.
Ay little girl Is two and half years old, and dur
Ing that time, have not had Two consecutive nights
rest. She has been sick number of umes. aud no
one seemed to know what was troubling her IL
hard to hear her little fetfu cry, anu not know
what to do for her. doctored her Tor worms, but
II uid no good; and was nearly tired out with
slecpless nights and troublesome DAY.
heard OF the NEeETiNE and determined 10 Try u.
II has proved blessing TO me and my child. II has
cleansed from her stomubh and bowels the sores
which kept gathering there; and now she sleeps
sound.y Ir,m her bed time until very late In tho
morning, beside u long nap ut midday Her APP
petite IL good; and IN iuct, shr Is different child
often say, tho true value of this medicine to mcts
q d. liar u crop. Try IL. Cleanse the humors from
your hillrea blood while they are young Try IL,
aud you will JON it'll me in calling Il great bless
ing. hRs. ELLbN l.: SLAfl,
lI5 Tudor street.
SoUru BosToy July ~, 1871.
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National Protestant.

This trail, ami Roman Gstholic magazine
comes well filed with matters "finicr 81 TO
every lover of our Protestant Christianity
aud our country. 1t opposes Romanism in
its schemes to undermine and destrO, our
public school system, and place the Bible
beyond the reach OF on. chill ,ca. 1t il
American and patr:o,,c, IA we'll ~ literary
and religious. 1t IS monihly o! forty eight
pages, aud rhakcsa volume Uf marty 6dO
pages ut the end If the yca'. Ii will he
found valuable as reference ~ tie strug.
gle goes oi. Liberal terms are made with
club r"isris, with n cop, tree Tor club OF
six. Pric" 81 75 per annum single coy.
twenty c,nts. The New Year begins the
Eighteenth volume. address
$. II. KrNNEnr Editor.
727 Sansonl Street, Philadelphia. Pa.
We will club the PROTESTANT with the
OUTLINE tor 81 20
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From the Outline.
Are the People for Expansioni

Notwithstanding tine readiness,
with VIII the House has passed
the Expansion Currency measures,
the Senate does not appear to DC
quite willing to thrust such scheme
upon the pe,rle, without a m"re
,hor"u. h investigation into the mat.
ter. Several m.diticaiio q have
been made IN the Till. Indeed. it
ha. been changed ST. much from the
"ri -.nal, that it can scarcely he re-
c"gn,zrd There is evidc, tly Ut
tho hack ot this tardincss Of The
Senate Il conscious ess tinlr the
people may hereafter have some
thing To say ah"nt these matters,
aud that the rich ll,"n"p"'isls aud
capitalists, VIII" are pressing free
thanking ideas through Congress- d.
not carry tho masses with them.
The thousands # r,tfercrs by the
reckless frcc-Mnkng Operations.
prcviuns To tho Rrhellioa are no
nll cxtincl; aud they do moi care t..
fisk their financial in erests ia the
hands "f private specnlafn,s, al
though such spectators NAV carry
on business in he name "f the Gov
"rnmend. They kn"w that the Gov
crnment cannot make money oul of
nothing, any more than individual
men can. They know that merely
calling a piece of paper one dollar.
docs not make it wmth one dollar.
when such paper can he purchased
ut The paper mill for Is cehs FER
pound. Ii can "nl y he II rel resrn
alive value, anyhow; aud whatever
it represents must bc equal in value
to the face OF The paper. The pc"
ple know that, with IN decrease al
representative value, without an
equal Increase 81 the value which
is Ia he rcprcscntcd, depreciation al
currency mus, ensup. This is wha,
frcc-banking will d.. 1t vii in.
crease he paper without increasing
the coin; aud il will iran.fcr the res
p"nsibiIiry ofvaln- { ON tho Gov
crnlnent to The individual. AS tu
the views Of the people in this re-.
uiuu, we have vet - sec ~ single
man in O.cc"la county, who is II
-traiyhi-"n' cxpansinnl-r. We q"
not SAY there are 40 mlv"c,'es III
thar doctrine here: hut we have MT
vet beard # one. VIA, tho people
want is something that will he -
benefit lu the masses; the, do NJ,
care for Il plentiful supply Of bank
notes, it said bank notes arc not
worth their lace. Ii they do not
choose To carry coin about with
them, they al IL ct want the power
rn obtain coin or legal tender, hy
whatever representative for value
that they may chance /" como int"
possession ct.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-04-02
Circulation of the Blood.

The circulation OF the blood Is the lie Of the body
and its stoppage Is death. We are healthy when
this blood ciculates freely; any interruption pre-
yentins its course l. the commencement OF d.
sessc. BLOOD Is the life Of the flesh" Can we ex-
poet to enjoy good health, when bad corrupt hu-
mors circulate with the blood, causing pain and d.
sease: ana these humors being deposited throughout
the entire body produce pimpes cruptions, ulcsfs,
indgs ston costiveness. headache, neuralgia, Theu-
matism, ana numerous other complaints. No di.
sease be in the body without first being gener-
aed In the blood; aud no disease can possibly be
in the body, the blood IL pure II 10 Of great Inn
portance toknow what medicine will purify and
renoyats the blood, eradicate the disease. renew
vitality mentally and physically, and instiil fresh
vigor into all the vital functions OF tho body This
msdicineis the yEsErINr, the great blood purifier
ltex,ends It's iuflueacc INTO every part VI the
human ore ami, m rommencpx with It's foundation
correcting diseased action. and rsstorng vital pow
srs, or etiny healthy formation aud purifcsti6a
o. the blood, driving out disease, aud leaving Ma
ture to perform IL, allotted tack iwiTsIfr
VEGETINE 10 composed OF Roots. Barks asd
Herbs. Its very pleasant 70 take every child likes
IT,
Sold by all druggists.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-04-02
Seeds and Plants.

= - True Cap" Cod Cranberry, best
~ ~ sort Tor Upland, Lowhnl. ar
, C.. Garden, Ly nal prepaid, Sl.Oo
pc, Loo. IS no pr co... a price Csta
l"gae, of This aud all fruits Ornamental al
Tees. Evergrrens, Shrubs. Bulb. Hoses.
Plasts. &c, and FRESH FLOWER AND
GAR zen SEEDS, the choicest cells ction
IN III" country, with all novelties, will be
sent gratis TO any plain address. 20 sorts
OF either Flower, ;ard'n. Tree. Fruit, Ever
green, or Herb Seeds, Tor $l.0O. sent by
mail. prepaid WHOLESALE CATA-
LOGU, TO THE TRADE.
; N. WATSON. Old C"lony Nurseries
and Seed Wa rholsc, II mouth, Mass. En-
tablish,d ls4s.
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HoLToN is one Of tn" livclicst towns
on the Big Rapids Road. We paid the
place fly ing visit last week, aud found
business brisk The large mill owned
by Blodgelt and Byrnc is doing an in-
nlensc bushes in shingles, lumber, tim
Der, etc. Their machinery is about rs
perfect as can be found anywhere. IL
is under the immediate control OF Mr..
Byrne, who resides iD the town. and
gives the business his strict attention.
They also own large store, which
they intend stocking up with large as
sortuent Of good. withina short time.
There are several other business houses
at the place. including grocery stores,
blacksmith and wagon shops. etc., now
10 operation. Among them we might
mention the dry goods and grocery store
of Mr.. Slado lie seems to be doing
good business. and is prompt in attend
Ing to the wants of his customers. Mr..
Slater is running boot and shoe shop
over the store, aud is doug the best kind
Of work. We will probably speak Of
him more particularly hereafter. "A. j,
Smelling is proprietor of boot and
shoe stre, aud stands in readiness to
I'D" your organs with neatness aud
''sobricty." I he MctlIodists. under tho
leadership Of Reg. ID. w. Parsons, arc
building small but very pretty church,
which they propose having completed in
a very short time. We were informed
by the book keeper VI Blodgett & Byrns
that several handsome dwellings, are 70
be erected this summer. und that q
strong move will DO made 10 bring up
the general Interests Of the place, =
Fremont Times. a -
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-04-02

Hon. BYRoN -. BALL has resign
ed the Office If Attorney General,
on account If i'll health. HIS ply
sicians tear his permanent disahili-
ty, and he expects soon to sall lol
Europe in hopes Of relief. Mr..
Balls family is now in German,
Governor BasIey has accepted his
resi- gnation, aud appointed f"r the
uncxpircd term until Jan. l. 1873,
Hon. Isaac Marston "f BayClty. lie
is one 1T the most industrious aud
brilliant young lawyersin Northern
Michigan. lie WAS n Representa-
two ir the Legislature ut the extra
session Of lS72.-Saginaao Repub-
lican. M .a4.t
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-04-02

DIR. LryrycsroSs, tho a frica"
traveller. is really dead, this time,
to tho scrrow of NIL lovers of stien :
siRc research. Ills rcmains have
l'assrd Suez, on their way 10 Eng
land,
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-04-02

0SE Of the most troublesome railroad strikes
on record has been going on at susquchanna
Depot, Erie, Pa. The military were called out
From 30 TO co engines were disabled. The
pay-n,aster is busy paying of the strikers, and
the company is resolved to cut down their
force from 1000 to 800 men.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-04-02

The following is the text Of a bill
providing for au increase in the
volume Of tho currency, which
passed tho louse:
ga bill ~ fix the amount Of legal
tender notesta "a, 900, 00O." 7
Whereas, the existing uncertainty
as to whether the amount OF legal
tender notes now authorized by law
TO he kept in general circular u is
$500, 100000 over $400,Oe0,O0O,
and is calculated 10 dcranye the
business "i the country and unset
tic values. therefore be il enacted,
etc: Tina: the provisions of tho law
existing prior to tho passage "t.,hc
act approved Approved April 18th,
1860, entitled. IAN act To amend
All act to proyide ways and means
to support the Govcrnu,ent," ap-
proved March 81. 1865, he and The
same are hereby declared to hc IN
force SD MS t. aurhnrixe the Amount
OF tender notes of The United States
to the amount If $40, Zoo, 900 q"
he kept in general cifcul tim, aud
the total amonn'"ith United States
notes issued or Ia he issued shall
never exceed S400. 100000. l,i ~.
The Bill hangs fire in the Senate.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-04-02

The Palo Grist mill Was totally des,
trnyed by fire last Tuesday. 1t appears
to have taken fire thr ugh the CARELESS.
ness of the proprietor Of the mill, who
placed pan OF Goals under pipe to
thaw it. out. and he lett it there little
too long - .Nontcaim HcraM.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-04-02
SCpIDyERS LUq3Ss AID LDiD)DL

HALE A BULLDOG corrTe toLp.. This book has
h been caro- nlly scyised enlarged. and improved.
With Doyie's Loa-T ablcs added. and 10 70 now tho
NOT Iull aud complete hook Of its Kind ev.r pub
hsbed. II giycs correct messuTemrnt OF ~ Enos
and rpuud tIiahsf, sAve and beading bolt tables,
waa.s. rent. board. capacity OF cisterns. cordwood
s.ss 'AS ns s sssS; s5s s c.ssSs
II mrs VOC cSf ne New Eibior. WA pp,Sf1
Leo 7si<S AK ycur bookrekr Coz II, O. win
2. o. hcx S3s Roehefter, ". r. 3e
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-04-02

Work ON THE CARROT AT pres.
cnt over fifty cutters are at work on the
Capitol grounds at Lansing About
$50 men will be employed this month.
after which time rapid progress may DO
expected on the building. ma
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-04-02

The fees for registering letter to any post
office in the United States or Territories, will
hereafter be eight cents instead of fifteen, AS
formerly, and five cents to Canada and the
British Provinces. For this fee Of eight cents
the sender will receive return receipt.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-04-02

TIE j. L. d s. railway company ore
bringing down large quantities vi iss
FROM O,scgo Lake. Trains Of Fat cars
laden with leo about 10 inches In thick.
ness, arc constantly arriving = Wenono
Herlld.
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Room 4, No. 10 Exchange Street, Boston.

SENATOR CHANDLER is now what the I" fine
writer's would call 1.-THE Nestor of the Senate,
that is, he il the Senator who has served lon
gest in that body. That he is, in practical
matters, one Of the most influential and useful
members of the Senate, everybody knows.
And even by testimony of his enemies he is
one Of the political leaders ofthc Senate ard
country, occupying position aud welding an
influence Of which the State of Michigan may
well be proud Detroit Post
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-04-02

A Book just issued, exposing tho "rEnsoSALs"
that have appeared In the New York Newspapers;
oosed. Advertisements rom desperate men TO
beautiful women; Cland,s slime meetings; how fru.-
tratcd; The History of tho Goodrirh TRACED, the
broadway Statues. Exposes social enrrunt!op.
Sent on receipt Of so cts Address, Unique Irnt-
Ing House, 80 vescy ST., ". Y. i....
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Marrieo.
CD
pieD.
ID

In Chase township, Lake county. March Slst,
1874, JACOB HoGIAar, aged As y.ars.
The deceased was born in Knox county,
Ohio, and was unmarried.
In Plainwell. Mich. March 2lst, 1874, KAriR
J. KiMBlLL, agei 25 years wife Of Charles
d. Kimball Of the &. Il. & |. r. r., and daught.
er of Chas. Arnold, late conductor on the +. &
p. NJ. R'y
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-04-02

RAILROAD LANDS Mr.. ii +. Stow
ard, Co Treasurer, has received from
the Auditor General certified lists OF
1900 acres of land in Grand Traverse
county which have been patented to the
q. r. & /. II. II. Co. These lands
are, of course, now liable to taxation
and will be assessed for the fist time
this spring. We arc aware that there
is suit still pending which is to deter
mine the liability ci those lands to tax
alton. but we cannot doubt that the
result will be to place them on the same
basis as other patented lands GRIND
Traverse Herald. 10
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-04-02

THE first cargo to arrive at Chicago, was one
from Pentwater, and was piece stuff" which
sold for sli.5o.
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The Agassiz Memorial.
Teachers and Pupils Fund.

Teachers and Pupils Fund.
Bosroy, March 10, 1874.
Louis Agassiz, Teacher. This was the head.
ing of his simple will; this was kis chosen title;
and it is we'll known throughout this country,
and in other lands, how much he has done to
raise the dignity Of the profession, and to i'm.
prove his methods. His friends, the friends Of
education, propose to raise memorial to him,
by placing upon strong and enduring basis
the work to which he devoted his life, the
Museum Of Comparative Zoology, which is at
once collection Of natural objects, rivalins
the most celebrated collections Of the Old
World, and school open to all the teachers
Of the land
1t is proposed that the teachers ard pupils
Of the country take part in the memorial and
tina. on the birthday Of Agassiz, the 2sth day
OF May, 1874, they shall each contribute some.
thing. however small, to the Teachers and
Pupils Memorial Fund.-" in honor Of Louis
Agissz; the fund to be kept separate, and the
income to be applied to the expenses of the
Museum.
JOIN EAroy--Commissione Of Education,
Washington, d. c.
JOSEPH misunderstanding Of the Smithso-
nian Institution, Washington, ID. c.
JOSEPH WuITE,--Secretary Of the Board OF
Education Of Massachusetts, Boston.
W.T.. HARRls,-Superntend Public Schools
St Louis, No.
EDwARDJ. LowELL,--Boston.
JOIN $. INSTRUMENTATION
JAS. NJ BARSARD,-Trcasure Teachers and
Pupils Fund, Boston.
All communications and remi,tances for the
Teachers and Pupils Fund" of the "Agassiz
Memorial" may be sent to the Treasurer,
JAMES N. BARNARD,
Room 4, NO. l3 Exchange Street, Boston.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-04-02

The Loo Indications multiply
that tho new cut of logs will add much
less to the lumber product Of 1871 chan
had been expected earlier in the season.
The early break up this season which
now seems to be finale to operations
in the woods has come at least month
earlier than was hoped for. Very little
hauling was accomplished after the
middle Of January, and at that time
there was so little frost in The ground
that good roads were almost out Of the
question.
With scarce month of indifferent
hauling the roads have for the past two
weeks been failing to such extent that
many camps were abandoned before the
recent thaw. which has broken up the
camps and in majority Of cases fully
destroyed the roads, leaving vast guam,
titles of logs ON the skids in the woods.
We hear Of an instance where ont OF
4 1000 900 feet skiddei but 100000
have been banked, of another where
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-04-02

EDWARD NIonIAR1Y attempted to
kill himsclf and family, ut Muskegon,
last Tuesday. but failed lIo is proof.
reader for the N. Y. Graphic. i'
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rur KEW REurnY ron .puprrnr

THE NEW REMEDY FOR RUPTURE.
A most Important Inrenfton, Sold by The Els-tic
Truss Co.. NO. 6ss Broadway, N. Y. City. IL retain,
Rupture absolutely In ease and comfort, night aud
day at oil timer, and under all circuuistsnces
without any exception whatever In any case, and
should never be taken OF during the short time re-
quisie 10 effect permanent cure. SENT by mail
Circulars Tree. ANY Druggist or Physician VII
order this nsw Truss Tor You without charge.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-04-02

PART of the Grand River Valley r. Il. ridge
near Hastings, was burned, last Tuesday.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-04-02
Weather RpDlrt,

The following report Of temper
n, ure "f wrat or %, Sccli"l. s, Yates
township, Lake county, Tor the week
rndin: Mar 2l.i, was prepared anh
,ui>hci Tor the STIR 10y Dir. I've
$. C",b: E
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-04-02

ssrsYcHoMANcY, or SOUL CHARMING"
q How either sex may fascinats sna gain The
love q AFFECTIONS Ut any person they choose, In
rtsntiy. This simple mental requirement aIcaa
marriage guide, Egyptian Oracle, dreams, Aints
~ Ladies, Wsading- Night Shirt, &C. A queer
book, Address 4. WILLIAM CO., Publishers,
Philadelphia. Pa
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A MAN OF AIHousAND,

When death was hourly expected from CON-
SUMPTION, all rcmtdie having failed, and Dr.
& preparation o. INDIAN HEMp which cured his
only child, and now gives this recipe free, ON re-
ceipt oi Two stamps " pay expenses. HEAP also
cures night-sweuts, nausea ~ the stomach, Il will
break fresh cold In "a hours. Address .Craddock
d Co., IvJI lace 81. PAila., aapstng this paper.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-04-02

Tho $40 Btek withPortahle Family Sewing Mn.
over all. Satisfaction guaranteed, or SO refund
ed. Sent complete, With full directions. Beck.
with Sewing Machine Co., SOL Broadway, N. Y.
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Scrlbnsr'S Monthly,
The Summer Campaign Begun.
Another Great Literary Sensation"
The Modern Robinson Crusoe

Tho Mysterious Island"
In which, not contc1wlth chs oil rtorie, OF "ROB.
INSON CRUS0E" aud the "SwISS FAMILY
ROBINSON" the writer undertakes TO show how
2 party OF men cast upon mysterious and desert
Island, may live by thir scientific resources alone
without th aid ofany wreck to draw upon for the
materials o. II u and Comfort
The party are Americans who set out from Rich
mond. Va. during the seigc In balloon. NJ. Jules
Verne unites with an accurate scientific knowledge.
en- exub rance o. inventive genius that has
'FAC1NATED He VIZ RID,
The theme ofthe present story affords the author
the finest opportunity for the display hs peculiar
gifts. The story will be prousely illustrated, and
lie begun In the April numb,r.
For Sale by all News Dealers or Booksellsrs.
Price 81, Year, rs cents a Number.
SCRIBNER & CO., ell Broadway, N. Y.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

c.,rr.ror ra..s
co.. a o, a.r,ona Aa non s'oS r aaien y -
mdd9g SG Net receps' az "a oacS Exports coast
wise, 10 safes oV1 otoeh' 9o,s-o
new ORLEANS March o 1874. ,
ordinary, l53sc ordinary i4c Net receipts a bales;
nent ISL: coastwse, 2,sh sales. s0oO last evening.
300 stock Z94 767.
MOBILE, March g. 1874
Cotton quiet; offerings 1ght; mlddling loc Net re-
ceipts ll6i bales. hxp9rts-io ne Continent i,5o5
coastwlse' @oo' saies' l'o" STOCK oso'o'
Cotton firm; middling, 5ssc Net receipts l3!7 bales
.Ap'' w. w,w,Sc,oy n q March o ,07.
Spirits of a ae ana d a. Arc quiet
al 3 ~ ~ i'f n"fu' - :" 'of Se"o" UP lar seAoy
al - o. CHARLESTON. March O. 1874
Cotton steady; middling, i55sc low mdding' lie
g0od Test Rrian is coastWise IA sales e0
eiock, oo'So~ C,,c.co ,oro, ,o-,
Flour auet and unchanged sales of GOOD 10 choice
ira spring at 50 7o Minnesota, So Is Wheat
active and higher, 81 "A No. / spring 81 2lla
81 29. Ior No. do regular and fresh cash 81 21sI
April 81 262l May; 30. spring 81 IL; rejected 81 TO-
Corn active higher at 62iac for No. mixed, cash
63.c April 66c May; No. mixed, s9c; rejected.
old i9lc.; new, 55i5c a SEC Oats-Deuan light; hold,
ers firm sales of No. a31ac. Tor regular Axe ior
fire Dot: rejected &C. nrm and scarce sales of