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'T'HREE back Numbers 81 CHURCHS wrer.
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=. X. BOWEN,
BLACK SMITH.

las opened q shop just 10 The rss. Of ST.
J. 4 n. Aliens Carriage ilouse vhero ne mnv
uc Itnrd e'tiy nud l1te BE IS prepared 90 DO
eny kind ~ Repairing ard farm work Here ~
iLs place iO get your homemade h1fsc-sl1e. -
you esn ohtain hem 90 fhe srpc price rs ~ The
store, ard then VIII pot them cn nj moderate
rr'"e Farmers wishing GOOD ch-sp. 81 afk asrc
vii please seyd fbcir orders md ihty will BE
promptly f.lsa lEOmneJ, Nov. q. 1874 en-
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7 AViFG recently accepted the Agency Ct
: one ofihs largest Furniture Embellishments
ia The United states, would call ,hentiention Of
bis iricIds 20 his sluboratr Photographic rrrtt-
s"ntaIou % sll the desirable sfvIes in tie mat
kst. ani w.l guarantee 7atsritGon iu ftyIrr,
qoaIiiv and prices i1 cvsrr article desire a.
sr tninstion will be convinrinE
Eomney, Sept, 9, 1873
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~ Ayoung man charged with being
Lazy was asked il ne took it from his "a
Their. Il think not" was the reply
Fathers &c: ell :hc l7zines1 he ever
he'll -
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~ Some time sincs horse was sto-
len from Mr. John Brun'r, or Rocking
ham county, Va. and on Tuesday last
he found the horse, and his saddle and
bride, in the possession OF q Mr.. Mel
son, NJ Westernport, this county, who
claimed to have purchased it Ola color
ei man, whom he could not remember
or describe. He gave up the property.
and will probably not soon again pur-
chase horse under similar circumstan-
ces. Condensed from the Keyser Tri-
b,iEe.-C um5er!G',i Ne;gs. March %.
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Important to Agriculturists.
The Bismarck Cabbage.

We have received from Europe, linn
tied quantity OF the Bismarck Cabbage
Seed. which produces solid heads of
cabbage, the size of the mouth of -four
barrel and larger. These enormous cab
baGes are raised with the most ordinary
cultivation, in any climate, and at pres
ent prices, double the ordinary profit is
realized from their production. In
transplanting from these seed, great care
should be used to give sufficient space
for growth. 4 package sent to any adj
dress, postpaid, on receipt of SO cents.
Address, The n. Y. Decalcomanja
Co., IS Fulton Street, New York.
Please state the name of the paper you
saw this notice in.
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HEANEIOoD !:
HOW LOST, now RESTORED


n Josl published. n rev edition
r. 1~sY5Aa 81 Or. VERWRLLsS GELR-
sE4Tr.I!E& DRAFTED ESSAY on tho radical
sstsF5s 49, cure twiihoUf fnedicins) Of Srx1-
NAToRnBUA or Seminal Wesk-
ness, Iuvolnnt'ry Seminal Losses. Imro1rscY.
Mental and Physical capacity, linpedimenis 20
Marriage, etc; also Consumption, Epiiepsy and
Fits, indneod l.! teif Indulgence or sexual extra.
vsgnnce 6c.
So- Price, ida seals5 envelope only cents.
Tho celebrated author, ia fhis sdmIrable Es-
soy, clearly demon strstfs, from a thirty years'
successful practice, tAat the alarming CONSEQUENT
ces Of self-ahufs n,ay be radically cured witbons
The dangerous use Of interoal medicine or the
application o. the knife pointing ont mode on
cue 1T once simple, cefisin, and eifsciual hv
means 81 whch every Sufferer, no matter what
Die condition may be, may cure himself eheaply,
privately, and radically.
~ This Lecture should be IN The hands OF
every ycuih AMI every nao Ia toe land.
sent under seal In Plato envelope. 70 sny
sddfes' Foff.Paid, on receipt OF SIX cents or two
post ristlpS.
Adde'S ihe Pubiishsra.
CIIA5. J. &. KLINE & Co,
~ Bowory EsS York Post OiFirs Box, 4sse.
Jan l6, ls'5.-sm.
EHIEST VIRGINIA, 70 WIT :--Atrulss held
w IN The Clerks Office Of Tire Circuit Csrst
o. Hamlt5ife eoua'y, on tie hrss Monday Of
Fehrusry l8I5.
+, n. Armstrong, Plaintiff.
VS.
James W. Kern. Defendant.
ia ChanceTy with Attachment.
The Object Of this salt IL 70 recover Of The de-
lendTnt Tie cum Of $3.50 GO cts, Uiih Interest
from 9ih February, lsGe, subject to = credit of
s24 % cU. paid August o. 1851 ond 10 attack
ihe inieresl Of i1id Iaues 81. Kern in lot No. 81
in Eonnoy, AID subject The same 10 too payussot
n said sum and interest snd The eosfs a tbis
fuit. And it srpssring hat The def,hdant
does not fcfide Ia IBIS Slsis-it Il ofasss1.
That fhe defendant 10 sppesr here within
one mouth sHsr due pubiic4iion Of this order
and DO vhst is necessary 10 bis proteetlon Ia
this suit. Teste,
G. 5. WHITE, c, c. {. nc. 4.
March 5. 1876.
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WEST VIRGINIA. to wit At rules
held in the Clerk Office Of the County
Court Of HAMPSHIRE county, Gu tie Gust Monday
in February. 1873.
John VI. Snyder, plaiptif,
rs.
John I. Kern, defendant,
In Chm1ccrv.
The object OF this suit is 10 recover Of the do
iendant the sum often dollars With in tcrest there
"n tror The 2lst day of August, 1885. ill paid
aud to attach the defendants estate, especially
his interest in lot No. 81, in Romnev, and sub
iect The same TO the payment of said sum and
interest and the costs OF this suit
Ant II npfea'iug by affidavit that the defen-
dant john T. Kern does not reside in this State
1t IS ordered. that tho said defendant do appear
mere with IN one month after the fret publication
OF thi' order and do what is necessary TO protect
bis interest ia ,his suit. Tss,e,
Z. 5. WHITE. c. c. c. II. c.
March 10. 1875.
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joint ShingEes,

~ pine quality Tor sale ~ my ysslssnc..
~ formerly Gore .. near Sisne's ] Roads.
~ Or nsrs lefi with Messrs Giitesos. pueb q
Esuee, tompeT. will 30 prompts sii,d sam
pies q Thee shingles mas Be seen az ILsis as.,ge
aad orders respectfully solicited
WI. RRADEN,
Hsnp. CO., Sept. 10, ls74,-H
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= o r SALE,
HOUSE s. LOT,
sas!IlA
IN fsPRINGTIELO.

A present. occupied by John W. Shouse.
IA ksq. ~ not cold before the Let Of April, Il
Will ltea be for rent For terms. &c apply to
III. X. HOFFMAN.
No IS. South Howard 81, BAIT, Nd.
March -. lS.5.-5t.
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ayers CaSIlarGlc Pills,
For nj; ITO purposes CT Laxative
Gooioicn.

t--..-.53 no ont nirdi
cine is 80 universally
gui-ed IL everybody "a
= caniariic, nor was eve,
any before 60 .suircre u
j. adopted into rFy. In
every Coua,ry 4ai umona
ali' clRs ses, as cliis nlfi
f'i' efdcicnt Targat',a
PdI The obyicus ca
son "a, Iiatitisa ras-c ne.
liable 3Hd g., more ct.ae-
t-al rem 1t.y tiI.a N.
CLhe~ .u.eo ,.,.r -.
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F,om the M4rtIasburs Statesman, March "a.

From the hGrti asburg Statesman, March a.
Hos. y. +. MARTIN, AND Hon. BE,;-
JANIS Wu.soX.-We arc pleased To Oh
serve. that q bji passed both branches or
Congress, AMI received tile signature OF
the President, refundiug to Messrs. Mar
tin and Wilson all the costs and expen-
ses, which they incurred in maintaining
their right To their seats in Congress q
Sairst J Ohm J. Davis, and j. Marshal
Hagans. This WAS just aud proper
appropriation Of money. Each gentle
man presented aa estimate OF the cxpen.
ses which they incurred, and their state
mcnts were deemed conclusive. Mr..
Wilson received $l015.91, and lIr. II az
tin received $9Sl.85.
lSTOn last Saturday Albert Pultz. =
youth about II years old, son OF Mr.. Da-
vid Pultz, OF this county. in attempting
to ri;ie across the dam at Bunker Hill,
where the turnpike crosses Mill Creek
was washed over the breast, together
with his horse. a colored boy named
Strother Green, however plunged in and
rescued him. When taken out life was
alnost extinct, but by the application OF
restorstivcs, he soon recovered. 1t was
certainly courageous act on the part OF
the colored boy.
sTThe engineer Of passenger loco
motive No. 100 recently ran his engine
from Cumberland to Nartinsburg. seven
ty-eight miles, in one hour and ffty-fiye
minutes.
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a SINGULAR DEEANtAND ITS STRANGE
FULTMLMENT.-Thc following curious
dream and its prophetic fulfllment may
serve TO interest those who are curious SIS
regards premonitions and presentiments
OF death. a lady, says tic Cumberland
Times OF Friday last, "of the Grst rcspec-
liability vouches for the trlth Of the sto-
~, and from the high character Of the
parties VIC have not the least hesitation
in publishing it rs fact Not more
than q month ago our lady informants
mother dreamed that she wss on visit
AZ her fathers house in Baltimore While
there her father called he5 into an unoc-
cupiel room containing only two SOM
bre looking collins. Sho asked him why
he kept such tsournful reminders OF tie
end Of maa ia his house, aud for whom
were they intended Ills only rcplv.
as he pointed 60 the collins, was, "one
is Tor nc and the other for you" There
was nothing Of the usual feeling Of ter
ror produced by such dreams experience
cd by the lady on this occasion. aad the
dream made little impression on her
mind 1T the time. But week scarcely
elapsed before she was summoned 20 the
death bed OF her father, and OF SUNDAY
last she joined him in the spirit world.
viii any one say the dream was not q
preseufimfut Of deatht'
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- Ell OYeTf.TRrt :

y - A<irAA - n ~ ksr8
TIVE uetfrsignsd Informs his customers and
ne puohe thst BE- is receiving from tbs
Eas' Fresh Oysters. which be will ren ~ tha
plat, quart, OF gallon.
GEORGE Bk0wH.
Ronnsy Tgv 81, 1874.
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A TAX or BACHELoRs.-A bill has
been made the special order i'm tho State
Senate Of Tennessee which contains the
hereby declared privilege. and every
male inhabitant of this State over thirty
years Of ace, being Of sound mind and
enjoying good bodily health, remaining
unmarried after the lst day Of May. 1875,
shall pay fine Of ten dollars annually"
E1pHoRsE Bills printed neatly and Of
low rates at this Office.
70 When does chair dislike you'
When j; cannot bear you.
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INVEST VIRGINIA. TO VIA, rules held
w IN the clesks ofsce Of tho Citcui, Court
o. tsmpshsse eoauiy, en the hsst Monday in
February, 1878.
Thomas Siasiin, trustee, John J. Jacob.
trustee, James Kuykendall, Jr.. trus-
tee. John G. lIeiskeil. trustee. and ia
his own right. Daniel Iiaines. William
). Hook and others. Plaintiffs,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-29
SCANDAI. MATTERS.
Ice Moving at Port Deposit.

PORT DEPOSIT, Md, March 29.-The ice
fs moving out mere very slowly to-day
OH the east side of the river, but it re-
mains unmoved on the west OF Watson
Island, and is apparently as solid as
ever.
The channel ON the East is about 10(
yards wide, extending from here to be.
low the bridge at Havre de Grace.
A large raft OF lumber and hundreds Of
dollars worth of property are moving
with the ice and there is nothing thai
can be done to save them.
Huge gorges Of ice weighing many
tons can be seen drifting along.
The river has not risen perceptibly this
morning, and is comparatively low con-
sidefiny the immense quantity of fee in
it.
The warmth OF the sun yesterday
melted it very rapidly. Many visitors
arrived yesterday from the neighboring
towns and villages.
The streets in the afternoon were
crowded with men, women and children
viewing the disastrous works in the
town and surroundings.
If the ice continues moving to-day as
il did yesterday the river will be passa-
bile TOR boats between here and Lapidam
tomorrow.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-29

We observe no change Of any Importance
IN prices: 10 TO UUd, ~ 25Qg5 SO; 70 vi,
s3 5Og3 w; to "a, 50 1898 30. To 5d. y4g4 10;
81 y "a 81 ~ - 75g5 30; I'd, I. b.. " 25gU35
cut spikes. 81 5U0d375.
OlLS-Llnsccd is quiet, with liberal OFFER
ings and limited delnand at 7SGSUc per gallon.
Lard oil is iirm and in fair request at 81 IUD
l2'per gallon Tor winter extra. Refined pee
sloieum y steady. with moderate demand at
| PoTATOES-The receipts are light and tie
ucinahu Is ID excess OF the supply. The mar
kee u miner, with come further advance In
prices. Best qualities are worth II l5(a1 70 Der
Du, 50 20G3 80 per bri store, Inferior gra,l,s
| arc merely nominal
| POULTkl 1.-The market is not so firm TO-
day under heavier receipts. Chickens are IN
moderate demand at ID 5t(y5 80 Der dozen for
live or dressed. Dressed turkeys are auoted
at l7glSc per lb, with Light offerings. M
SALT-The market has not changed since
our last Domestic is In moderate request and
quiet at 2sa25o per bu, and 81 25(el 50 per
brl. Turks Island is steady at 30tg3Sc per
bu. Liverpool coarse is in fair cemand, and
quoted at ~ 35tGl ~ Der sack.
SEED-There has been mo change in the
market. Clover is quiet a. steady, with mod
crate demand at 11lGl1Lc per ~. Timothy Is
9notcda at 81 650sz Is per Du, with limited safes.
These rates are from store. We hear OF no
transactions ON arrival. Flax is worth 81 10
Der bu. and steady.
| SUGAk-Thcre is q fair consumptive de-
| mana, but beyond that the market is inactive.
we quote: New Orleans at 7IsCgsc: yellow re-
hn0u, NG9Ac; extra ~" lUxNlULc; 'sB"
white, 1OA9lohc; "a" white, lOjsQJIOs<c;
hard, 1lAg1i2sc per 10.
TALLOW-lhf demand Is equal to the re-
ceipts, and there is still steady market st 81
@S,sc per ID for prime country.
WOUL-Ihe demand Is fair and receipts
moderate. The market remains firm, with no
change III prices. We quote: Unwashed,
clothing, 35(g36c; unwashed, combing, $50 4ac;
reecc-washcd, i5G4Ss; tub-washed, 5UG5zc;
pulled, 4Uc.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-29
LAST EDITION.
BY TELEdRAPH.

WASHINGTON, March 29--Gen. Spin-
ncr has resigned the position Of Treas
urer OF the United States, to take effect
in July.
LOCK HAVEN, PA, March 29-Imme-
diate danger OF the flood is apprehended.
The river is rising rapidly.
ST. THOMAS WEST INDIES, March 29.-
President B.anco,of Venezuela, has abol-
ished the Custom-honse at Narcabo and
transferred the business of collections OF
duties Tor that port TO Port u O'Cabello.
CHICAGO, March 20.-A colored man
was severely shot last night, while at
tempting to escape from an officer. Po-
hcemen evidently think petty offenders
are made for targets.
DETROIT, March 29.-Michigan fruit
growers of the Spring Lake District re-
port much less.damage to the fruit than
was expected. The buds arc killed, but
the trees are living, and small fruits
promise well.
GILMAN, ILL.,, March 29.-Something of
q riot occurred here yesterday between
an Irish society which was parading and
some parties with whom they came in
contact. No great damage was done.
The officers were not able to make any
arrests.
SIOUX CITY, March GA fire here last
night destroyed the Exchange Mills,
owned by'Hedge & Co. They were built
Es.Nwood and were consumed speedily.
Loss on building $4,000. On stock $1,000.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-29

BROOKLYN, N. Y, March 20.-Last
night u daring attempt was made to rob
the Long Island Bank on Fulton street.
Adjoining the bank is saloon which has
recently been rented by professional
burglars, but ostensibly for selling
liquor. BY accident 1t was discovered
last night that the flooring OF the rear
room was tore up.
Further investigation led to the dis
covery that burglars had actually torn
Of the bank vault from their hinges. A
number of burglars tools were found,
also, powder, rope, gags, &C., indicating
that everything had been ready for a
final attempt on the safe. The whole
gang oi. burglars escaped on learning
that suspicion was aroused.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-29

continued to April i; August 1Ieine, abusing
family, sent 10 Probate Court; Elizabeth Marsh,
street begg ng, ~ days; Matthew Schiiiiug,
Nick SinImer Frank Lcathers, Charles
Metz, yagrancy, Work-house " days each;
Mary Shaw, petit larceny, continued TO April /;
VIM, Goshorn. concealed weapons dismissed; ;
Wm. Kram II aDd Chris. Kuener, malicious de-
strucion, S5 and costs each; Joseph Davis,
false pretenses, thirty days aud $50; Amanda
Young, petit larceny, thirty days; Leroy sim
mons, petit larceny, thirty days and $5O; John
Comiey, petit LARCENY, dismissed; simon Daum,
concealed weapons, dismissed; Thomas Brady,
John Brady, Charles johnson, petit larceny,
committed to House of Refuge; Jacob Huezel,
intent to kill, dismissed; Frank Leacher, re-
cciving stolen goods, continued to March both;
Amarda Iorny, petit larceny, dismisscd; j. Il.
Smith, lettering, thirty days; Leroy simmons
and John Comley, petit larceny, continued to
April 30Gh.
Assault and Battery Henry Gusmcyer, So
and costs; WIN. Newell, continued to April list;
sylvester Long, continued to March SOtb; John
Rodgers, disihissed
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-29
The devotion Of the forty ho,rs was

| The devotion OF the forty hours was
commenced yesterday in Lewisburg.
Spelling match at Temperance Hall
| this evening.
A boy found pocket.book containing
10 90 last Saturday, and received ten
cents as q reward from the owner.
A boy was kicked in the face yester-
day in front of Bofo's saloon. No ar
rests.
Candidates for the Collectorship are
bobblng up TO the surface in numbers.
Colonel Jim Thompson Is about to
bring suit against Lauth Brothers, un-
der the Civil Rights act, for refusing to
sell him glass of beer. Barrister
Travis, of Cincinnati, will represent
him.
Collector John S. Nixon died at his
residence, on Greenup street, yesterday
morning at sevel O'Clock. He had re-
years previous to his death. For some
time after his arrival in Covington he
practiced law with Nj. NJ. Benton, and
afterward in. Cincinnati, but was ap-
pointed by President Lincoln Internal
Revenue Collector for this District,
which Office, except during Johnson's
administration, he has held ever since.
He was fifty y-three years oil age. w..
Easter WAS well observed yesterday,
especially by our Catholic and Episcopal
churches. At the Church OF the Mother
Of God, solemn high mass was celebrated
at SIX in the morning, Father Fentenberg
oihciating. The choir sang Haydn's Six
teenth Mass. AT the Cathedral, Bishop
Toebbe preached upon the resurrection,
portraying the blessing that was confer
red upon us by the death and resurrec.
tion OF Christ. The choir music was
simply magnificent, as it always is.
Nothing Of importance except to the
interested parties was done i'll the Chan
Gerry Court Saturday.
The tobacco warehouse of Messrs.
Barker & Co., on Bremen Street.. was de-
stroyed by fire Saturday night, about
five thousand dollars worth Of tobacco
in the building belonging to Walker, Nc
draw ~ Co., was also burned. ~
A boy came near having his foot
crushed by a large ice wagon yesterday
by falling off from the rear Of u buggy,
where he was stealinga a ride.
Free tights near the Suspension Bridge
Saturday. No arrests.
The case OF NJ. Childs against the Lex
ington " Maysville road, Involving some
$50, 900, Is to be transferred from the Dis
trict Court at Louisville to this Dis
trict.
The last day of March is the last day
OF grace ON taxes.
The United States Collectors Office
has been removed to rooms over the Post
office.
The annual Easter service OF the chill
dren of Trinity Episcopal Church Sun.
day-schOol was held yesterday. The
exercises consisted Ill the singing of
carols by the children and addresses by
the rector, and the Easter offerings.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-29
The Eeouday MEETING.

The meeting was we'll attended ant
more Interest manifested than on an,
previous occasion. Mr.. Whittle presid
ed and took for his text o portion of the
ninth chapter OF John, where Christ re,
stores the sight Of the blind. man by put
ting day to his eyes and bidding him
wash in the pool OF Sloan.
He said that the case of the blind man
illustrated how Christians should act
He had done as Christ bid him without
any idea of his own, and had received
tians. We should not plan and act OF
ourselves, but only as the Lord directed,
and the reward would be great.
He then illustrated the great power of
the love Of Christ in the human neart by
quoting the answer or the man who was
blind to the Pharisees when they ques-
toned him: "Only this know, that I
was blind and now I see."
he said IL was an argument that the
Pharisees could not answer. So let it be
with Christians. II we argue with the
world wemay not convert II, ,butifwe will
show to men the holy peace and joy that
abides in the human heart through Christ
and let them know the glorious sight
that God has given us, We could work
woDders.s
11c 5dlA tuub tHtIS W6FG some CnEiS.
tians who were like the Pharisees, who
complained that Christ had worked this
miracle OH the Sabbath-day. A member
OF one Of the churches In this city mad
told him that he would rather let thou
sand souls go unconyerted than depart
from the established church formula.
Such teaching would not learn people. to
love Christ.
He then told of conversion made
through the power of God and of prayer.
Ono night i'll Louisville he had met
man who had asked for prayer. He had
prayed for him without knowing him.
He had not seen that man since until
yesterday, when he met him at Woods
Theater.
The man had not yet found God, but he
went with him to his hotel, and before
they parted the sinner rejoiced in the
love OF Christ.
Applications were read asking for
prayer for Plymouth Baptist Church
Of Brooklyn, the city OF Gov.
ingtoH young man with
vi0leilt- -te11perA ana young Christian
-
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-29
st. Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS. March s9.-Fiour quiet and I'M
changed. Wheat dull but unchan ged: No. red
winter, 81 lStE cash and April, and 81 III. May !;
NO. do, 9i}sta9Gc- Corn weak and fraction
lower: No. mixed 70GTOIac in elevator OF.
cash; G9hc April. Oats lower to sell, with lit
tie doing: No. 2, $500 3lac. Barley dull and
unchanged Rye lower at 81 OF.
Whisky quiet at 81 10.
Pork firmer: ssU 75G2l cash; $50 1si< April.
Dry salt meats held firmly at 6a@lI Nc; moth
ing doing. Bacon firm at SSGl2yac. Lard
firm at 13T0GI3e0. /.
Hogs active for best grades; !. offerings mann
ly common: Workers, s6a8 So; bacon, 50 50@7;
good to extra, 81 25gS
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-29

LOUISVILLE, March :9-Flour and wheas
quiet and unchanged. Corn firm ut G5 a uGS,..
Oats firm at 64g65c. Rye quiet anu un-
changed ats ~.
Hay quiet and unchanged.
PROVISIONS stronger, and tending upward.
Pork, 81 g.. Bulk meats, 77stg1l4c, loose.
Bacon, SsSGl22sc, packed. sugar-cured hams,
l3Gl34sc Land: prime steam, Ike; uelce,
l5c; Kegs, 16c.
Bagging iirm at 12 211s(013c.