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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-06
POLICE COURT.

Miscellaneous-Sam. Ewing, cruelty to
auimals, dismissed; Marx Simonton, j..
Whaley, Con Leary, j. Katzenstein, j .
scheet, and Alonz0 Crane, exhibiting
gaming devices, continued to Feb. III;
Jennie Mulner, yagrancy, thirty days and
$50; AL. Robinson, cruelty to animals, $40
and costs; Thomas Jackson, vagrancy,
dismissed; John Homan, cruelty to ami
mails. continued to Feb. 10; b: FRANKIE,
violating sewerage ordinance, costs; 3.
III. Wells, yagrancy, dismissed; Frank
Benedick, peddling without license, con-
tinued to Feb. s; Charles Williams, tugi-
tive from justice. continued to Feb. IL;
Edward Middleton, grand larceny, thirty
days and 5000; Maggie Mullen, vagrancy,
thirty days; David Seigel, fugitive from
Justice, dismissed; A. Katzenberg, petit
larceny, dismissed; G. A. Beckenstol,
grand larceny, continued to Feb. 10; j..
Watson, obstructing sidewalks, dis
missed; Catherine Flnnegan and Albert
NV ilcox, petit larceny, dismissed.
Drunk and Disorderly-Thos. Hooper
and VIM. Fort, thirty days and $25; VIM.
Murphy, dismissed; Thos. Clarke, rs and
costs; Thos. Sheridan and Chas. Malloy,
RQntihued to Feb.8.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-06
Marriage. Licenses.

The lollowing marriage licenses were
issued since our last report:
I'D. Calf and Della q. Kelly, NJ. F.
Lear and Sarah A. Hume, john Wissel
and Barbara Weingerter, Chas. Silver
man and Sevina Heidelbach, Jas. Me-
Nance and Ellen Reagan, Jas. McDon-
aid and Lucy Aman, }. Isaac Refs and
Belle Trost, Henry j. Dieck and Lizzie
Detemeyer, Michael Roark and. Annie
Kelly, Casper Fernedng and Della Wei
ker, John A. Clark and Ida Is. Hill. Anton
Zint and Cath. Helbeleng, Lewis Brie-
denstein and Agnes Klalbe, Lewis u.
Albrecht and Sarah Messenger, w. W.
Poor and Anna b. Ulam,. Frank
Ulsamer and Nina Kapp, VIM.
+. Graves and Lila Arndt,
Fred. Lahusen and Kate Huilmann, Jas.
kresser and Amelia Scbrcr, Albert Ku-
ball and Augusta. Kresser, Lewis Wies-
ncr and Matilda Krais, Clements Me-
kiernan and Mary Il. Lyons, Geo. Bet
Iel and Anna Koch, VIM. Schewe and
Elizabeth Moellers. Barney Bargmann
aud Bertha Schrader, Samuel 'Rosenfeld
and Henrietta Laufer, JAS. w. Sander
son and Lizzie A. Schultz, Enos Walker
and Anna Young, Chas. Reeder and
Mary e. FORD, Jas. w. Russell and Mag
gle b. Keefer, A ugust Schail and Caroline
Frarker, j. l.. Buake IL Sadie Gorman,
Benjamin Wilmer and Elvira Carnahan,
Geo. A. Smith and Augusta Zimmerman,
Edward Doherty and Mary Jennings,
Christian Rechtand FL "a Gabel, Joseph
Rudman and Julia Ebert, Franz Ii.
Hager and Caroline Yegner, Edward
Freiz and Anna M. Mauder, w. Waech-
ter and Caroline Licke, Victor Herbstreit.
and Bridget Pendesgrass, John Il. Long
and Theresa BueIlng; Chas. Yekulbe
and Vefo ma Bsche, Geo. Hackmann and
llollie Ebling, Martin Hurry and Kate
Quinne, Christ. Wehrung and lizzie
heee, Jos. Lehman and Maria A. Buch-
urt, Geo. III. Linn and Ellen Bennett.
Il. j. GETTIER. M. L. Clerk.
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r EGAL.-Hamilton County Common Plea

r EGAL.-H amilton County Common Pleas
IL NO. Charlotte Geeding ct al "
JUin 5. Crvwei1 and Eliza Crowen ct ai.-Ihe
above named defendants are hereby notified
that on N Uvember 9TH. A. d., 1914, the plnint-
IFS the sole heirs at law OF Peter Croweil de-
ceased, filed their certain pctition,ln the above
entitled cause. ag inst said defer daDts and :
Theodore Crowell, the sole administrator of tho
estate OF Peter GroweIl, deceased seeking and
praying to have the plaintiffs title quoted as
against the claim Of said John ). and Eliza J.
CrOwell IN and to cer'ain real estate os
which said intestate died, seized as OF an es-
tate in fee simple and IN said petition partcu-
lary described,, of which the piaintifs
are owners in possession, and being ~
a certain sixty-fve acre tract in
section 81. township 2. and second fractional
range in Hamilton county, conveyed TO said
Pete Crowell by.S. Il. Miller bv deed recorded
in Book 10, page l53: ~ the west wa iees
nal pl at OF the village of Harrison, III said cOuB
ty: (3) certain lyfour rod tract of land sit
uate in Green township, in said county, IN the
northwest quarter OF section " township :,
and second fractional range, conveyed to said
Peter CroWell by Henry Snonert by deed re-
corded in Book No. 4cS. page3l. The petition
further recites that there will bU no personal
estate for distribution among the mems OF said
intestate: that John. 5. Clowell received as ad-
yancements from said Peter Ciowell certain
moneys, amounting. prineIpal and Interest, to
Al. .ai3 "a.
Plaintiffs further pray for perpetual lnjunc-
ton against said Eilza Crowell to enjoln the
further prosecution Of u certain pl ploceeding IN. !.
alta, Lment in cause No. 44,4Ol OF said COurl,
wherein she Is piaintih and said john ID.
CruweIi is defendant. and III which SAID real
estate has been attached as the prope " OF
said John. A retaining order has. beer issued
by the Court as prayed for, and unless the sad
John ). and Eliza Clowell, appear and plead 10,
said euition, on or before Saturday, April l0tb,
A. D., 1875, deci ee will be taken as prayed for
+. j. BlnDI.E Il VIM. DISNEY,
Atry's ior flaintlns.
t1NcINNATI, Feb 9, la75. fe6-6t,S
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ClNcINNArI, Feb 9, is75. fe6-6t,s

A DMINISTRAT0R'S SALE OF REAI.ES-
N TATE-In pursuance of an order of the
Probate Court OF Hamilton County. ONO. 1
will offer for sale, at public auction, on The
O. h day of March. 1S,5, at O'Clock L. NJ Upon
the premises, tilc following, descritel lcal es-.
tate viz: All that certain lot Of land situate in
the City OF ofCIIcinnati, Hamilton lounty, ONO.
and being the town lot designated ON The plas
of the town OF Mas au, as recorded on the Sth,
tlav OF Nav, 1874, in Book No. %, page SIS, by
the following number, to-wit: Number TWEEN.
ty-three (23j. the dimensions and boundaries;
are as 1ollows:- bcginpIng at the corner OF a
twelve-.t o alley and Market street and run
ming in a nolthwardly direct on with the line
Of Market street thirty-eight 81 feet three t'9
inches: thence in q awestwarlly ,rection sixty
one ,6D feet nine w inches; thence in a sOrth-
wartlly direction thirty-cight (29 feet threc
(s) inches to the aforesaid twelye-foat alle.;
thence in an eastwardly direction W tn "a vi al
ley TO the place of beginning, being me same
premises conveyed to the said John Weeks by
samuel Sconce and wife by deed dated tebrn- /.
ary 21ss, 1851, and record in Book No. las.
page 1Si, in the Recorders Oiiice OF sad
County.
Also, the following real estate in said City,
County and State, in the sau town OF Nassau
tpropcr), being lot number nine (aA in The plas.
of subdivision of Nassaus( (propcr), recorded in
Book 49, page 55S, of saiu haMilton County
Recor is. Situated at the Corner, OF Water and
Market streets, on the northwest side Of Water
street and the southwest of Market street, be-
John Weeks By Joseph Gilman and wife By
deed dated september aath, 1874 and recorded
in Book No. l79, page ssl, in said Recorders
Office. II -.
To be sold by order Of said Court in Case Ne
Terms Of sale-O -One-t third cash on day Of sale.
one-thi,d in one year aid one-third in tWo
years from day Of sale, will, interest," the do
on the premises sold, JOHN n. JONES.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-06

Michael Brown, age IS years, general dcbil-
ity.
Ed Cullen, phthisis.
vulsi0ns.
Eliza Bonner, age year, congestion of tn,
lungs.
Charlie Brokamp, aged 9 days, general de,
b ility.
Infant Wolf, stubborn.
Godfrey IL. Peters, age 73 years, phthisis.
Adam Riess, age ~ years. phthisis.
Kate Fix, age year, scarletina. :
Margaret Murray, age years, asthma.
L. Hefel, stillborn.
Andrew j. Doppler, age years, typhoid fc.
yer.
Mike Weber, age so years, rheumatism.
Elizabeth KOrter, age 81 years, exhaustion,
Il. w. Gould. Sem, age u years, paralysis.
Dan WARWICK, age three years.
Henry Feldnaus, stillborn.
Kate Holthelde, age 40 years, hydrothorax.
John Stocks, age S0years, phthisis.
Marina J. Carlisle, age months ~
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-06
Chic00o Market,

CHICAGO. Feb. 6.--Hogs: 1876 car loads re-
ported; opened active and "a shade ilriner at
ST 5Og6 s. for light, 81 s0G1 70 for heavy.
Wheat in fair demand aud advanccd: No.
Chicago. spring, 9Oc; No. Chicago spring,
S71sc, syet or February; sS7sc Marah: $3.50
jected,. 70kc; Corn: demand light and holders
firm: No. mixed. A5s ae4aic, spot az Februa-
ry; 6.4sc bid for March; 72c for May. Oats in
fair demand and advanced. No. 252s1c, spot;
SIC bid lor March; 56s4c bid for may: rejected,
504c. Rye quiet and uncbanged. Barley
dulx and a shade lower: 81 ~ Tor spot; 81 22%
oil 23 for March.
Chicago PROVISION SOCKS.
The following was received by Superlnten-
dent Maxwell to-day:
"CHIoAG0> Feb. 5.--The following are the
stocks of provisions on hand up TO date in this
market: Mess Pork, l5l,0lQ hrls; other kinds
of barrel Pork, 5000 brls; Pickle,l Hams, Al. 600
tierces Lard, c6,OoO tierccs; Bulk Meats, 35,-
Co., 200 tbs.n $50 -
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-06


The teachers of this city and Hamilton
county held Il meeting in Hughes Bigl
School Hall, this morning. for The pur
pose OF discussing and taking some ac
ton in regard to the repeal of an obnoX.
ious school law, requiring the continual
re-eXaminatiOn OF teachers.
MIR. PrItchard occupied the chair, and
Mr.. Woodland ofliciated as secretary
After the object of the meeting had
been stated the Committee on Resoiu
tions, consisting of M essrs. Akels, Mick.
elbor0ugh and Raschig, presented IL res.
olution 10 the effect that petition be
sent to the Legislature to amend Section
99'oi the School Law SO as to read 1.-TWO.
five and ten years." instead of zone, Two
and three years" And furthermore to
SO amend the law that in cases OF marked
professional ability sucn certificates may
be granted w.lhout re-eXannation. 10
ask the cooperation and assistance OF
the Board OF Examiners of our city, the
Board OF Education and all citizens iE-
terested, SO as to secure this much need
ed reform.
Messrs. Prtcbard, CarnahaD, Sands,
Dill, Woodland, Clark, DeBeck and te W
Others tnereupon addressed the meeting
in very enthusiastic manner, em-
.bracing the whole OF the subject offered,
anu presentIh,, views and objections and
fayoripg the idea Of raising the teachers
calling 10 Il place among the recognized
professions.
MIR. Royse thereupon arose and offered
the following substitute for tue original
resolutions:
ITO the Honorable members ofthe House
OF Representatives OF the Slate ol
Ohio:
"Genrlcmen-Th undersigned teach
crs in the Public Schools OF Cincinnati
do most respectfully petition your honor.
able body that Section 80, of the School
Law OF Ohio be amended as follows:
section M-Said Board, or u majority
them may grant certificates WHICH shall
be valid only in the city school
district in which lhey are granted and
which when bearing value OF 30 per
cent, or upwards, OF scholarship, and
tor per cents below 80 certificates valid
ior two or five years(muy be granted re-
newaDle either with or without re-eXam-,
ination al the discretion OF the Board of
Managers, and shall not be subject to
revocation by said Board Tor any cause
Than SUCH as are specified i'll section 100
OF this law
"In urging yon to, the above action
your petitioners ould represent:
"First, That they Iavor maintaining u
high standard OF scholarship as quail
tication for the OfficeOf teacher iii the
public schools OF Cincinnati. This tHey
evince BY naming ninety per cent?" &c.
The substitute, ater some discussion,
was referred TO the Committee on Reso-
buttons, with power to act. 1t WAS sub.
sequently amended to add Mr.. RDyse to
the Committee.
A committee OF five. consisting of
Messrs. Clark, Derner, Woodland, Miller
and lowell We're thereupon appointed to
with. Superintendents of
cities Vi the first and second class, in or
der to solicit their cooperation.
Adjourned.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-06

During last nights session OF court the
counsel tor the defense Introduced sey-
eral witnesses who testified as 10 the
good character of Ruler during their ac-
qu;lintance with him; no iurGner testl-
nony was introduced by the defense at
Lnat time, and the prosecution Hoped
that the testimony would conclude to-day
and the arguments in the case commence
at the opening of the Court to-day. Mr..
Pugh tod Ruier to take the stand and
testify in his own case. He was then
submitted to ain examination by Mr.
Pugh, the evident OBJECT OF which was to
prove that the prisoner had been placed
under influences alter his arrest which
induced him to make the confession al
reauy i'll evidence.
The prisoner told of his arrest, under
what circumstances it was m tde, and
the conversation had with him by officers
of the Jaw and various persons whIie he
Wasin durance vile.
Mr.. Pugh questioned him very closely
as to The nature OF his associations in the
County JAN immediately before, during
ana alter the CUrOners inquest.
Ruer in answer to questions stated
that after being taken to tue County JAN
he was almost constantly in communica-
ton with the Coroner or Sheriff
or some of the attaches of their
Offices; that he was continually submit
ted TO questions of the most direct ma
ture, calculated to produce confession,
and that threats were made 10 him and
the wrath OF the public kept constantly
before his eyes.
He stated that besides Coroner Maley
sheriff Springmeyer was prominent
party TO tnese transactions; that he nad
on several occasions given nim whisky
Wnich ne had drank and became drunk;
and that he mad attended h.m night ana
day in his effor.s TO extract ~ confession
from him.
HIS testimony is not vet concluded,
anu will probably last the rest ol to-day.
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Ne,e York Market.

NEW YORK, Feb. 6-Flour quiet: superfine
S,ate and Western, SO 0St94 aOi common to good
"a 6O;a4 Is; good to choice, "a sOa6 rs; white
wheat Western extra, 70 Sol95 30; extra Ohio,
81 65eq o ~; st. Louis, "a 15aS OO. Rye foui
steady at $4 lo(gb 80. Corn-meal: Western,
81 1904 60,
Wheat heavy and lower and in limited de-
mand: Ne. l spring, 81 1901 10; No. spring,
ii U4(D1 05: No. Chicago. 81 G1 0S; No.
81 (8S1i 00; ungraded Iowa and Minnesota
spring, 81 0i011 l8; winter red Western, 81 Is
01l $50; amber Western, 81 s4qpl ss; white
Western, VI 25@l 20. Rye Quiet at 9Ia96c.
Barley dull Malt quiet and heavy. Corn
new white Western, $50 64c;i do. yellow W est
ern. SIC. Oats dull: mixed W Western, 66a a6Sisc;
white mixed Western, C1g70c. -,- ). :.
Hay firm and unchanged
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-06

WE learn this morning that Mary Snv-
der, the victim Of Sulliyan's brutal out
rage is in fair way to recover. This
Will be welcome intelligence to the large
numbers in the city who have ta-
ken an interest in her case. The
Doctor has given her unremitting at
eDtion ever since he was called on, ana
TO his skill and great anxiety for her re-
covery she owes her life. This viii
doubtless be as welcome news to Sulli-
van as to any one, and he may thank
Watson Tor having saved him IRON Ule-
ry's iate, winch the death Of his victim
would probably have brought.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-06

THE death of Mr.. Geo. Dominick, of
the firm Of Geo. Dominick & Bro, 331
Broadway, was announced on change to-
day by President Holloway. A commit
tee consisting of Messrs. Samuel Davis,
X. Beresford, J. r. Rawson and Abra-
ham Swift were appointed to draft suit
able resolutions and present. them to the
Chamber. ,es.f.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-06
NE WS FROM THE OLD WORLD.
THE NEXT CoNsisToRY.

ROME, Feb. Cit is announced that
the next Consstory will be held at the
Vatican some time during next month.
N inc new cardinals will be appointed,
among the number will be Archbishop
Manning. 1t is expected the appoint
ihenL OF two or three American cardinals
will be made.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-06
st. I.Qifis MaTkef.

ST. LOUIS. Feb 6.-Cotton active and un-
changed. Flour in good dcmand for low, and
medium grades at full prices; superfinc winter
extra. "a 35(a4 10. Wheat dull aud drooping:
No. red wlnter, 81 O6: No. 2 Chicago spring,
zoe. Corn fasa: No. 2 mixed, 621sa64kc. Oats
firmer: No.s h6a5G24c, Barley weaN; No, 3
spring, 81 3d. Rye unchanged: No. 2, 81.
WnlskY steauY at 9oc.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-06

REV. 5. w. DUNCAN, of Cleve,and, has
accepted the cali of The Ninth.street
Baptist Church in this city, ana VIII be-
gin his labors on the second Sunday in
March. Rev. Go. King, who has occu-
pied the pulpit during the winter, re-
turns to his home in Massachusetts on
account of i'll health.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-06
OFF ror Hnahinnfnn.

On motion the President of the Cham
ber of Commerce was to-day directed to
appoint committee of five to 90 to
Washington to urge on Congress the
passage of the bill establishing Branch
NJ int in Cincinnati.
President Holloway named as such
committee the following gentlemen: !:
Richard Smith, Theo. Cook, b. Eggles-
ton, Thomas Sherlock and S. V. Reid.
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Arrested.

SCRANTON, PA, Feb. 6.-Six men were
arrested in Carbondale yesterday on the
charge of completely in the robbery OF
the cashier of the Second National Bank
a few days ago. Five thousand dollars
of the money has been recovered.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-06
Specie EeDorfs, Go.

New YORK, Feb. 6.-The exports of
specie for the past week were 81, 1,s67 .094,
Including $1,027,4 ,424 gold coin, and $624,-
674 gold and silver bars.
The ship Criterion cleared for San
Francisco to-day,
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-06

J. NORWICH. CONN, Feb. 6.--The funeral
of the late Senator Buckingham will take
place in this city on Tuesday next. The
public will be allowed to view the re-
mains at his late residence from 1880
until u o'clock on that day. AT O'Clock
the funeral service will be held in the
preached by Rev. MIR. Merrimau.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-06

MAYOR JOHNSTON has received letter
from Mr.. Wm. eprague, OF Washington,
saying that it is the desire OF Mrs.
Sprague. the daughter of the deceased
ChiefJnsIice Chase, that her fathers ye-
mains be removed here, and that she
Will, on her return from Europe, cooper
ate with the city authorities to that end.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-06

EAGLE LODGE give their. 9th anniver-
sary entertainment Monday evening,
and we can assure those who may attend
D. rare treat. Fine selections, music,
Nc, by some of the best talent OF the
city.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-06
BY TELEGRAPU


NEW YORK, Feb. c. Smith & Co.'s
3ook-bindery, As Marion street, together
with the building, were consumed by
ire last night. Insured, 100000.
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Louisville Market,

LOUISVILLE, lEah 6-Cotton Quiet and firm
at l4fs0G144c.
Flour and wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn
in fair demand and firm at 6S;a7Oc. Oats firm
ut 61,a 63c. Rye quiet and unchanged.
HAY quIet and unchanged Mt $23.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-06

MEMPHIS. Feb. 6.-Flour dull and unchang-
ed. Corn meal lower at $3 65. Corn active and
advanced to Sue. Oats quiet ana unchanged
at GYc.
Bran scarce and firm, nominally $26..
Provisions quiet and unchanged
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-06

CLEVELAND. Feb 6.--Wheat quiet anda un-
changed. Corn weak and unchanged. Oats
steady and unchanged.
Petroleum steady: standard white in carlets,
l0c: Ohio State test. lie; small lots, Hg2c
higher.
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FINANCIAL.

Gold opened to-day at 1l4k, and at / no T. NJ.
it stood at il43s.
Eastern exchange is easier Today, with heav-
ier receipts. BUYING at lilo dis. and selling
at par to l-g0 prem.
Governmenu securities are not so firm, but
have undergone no material change since yes
terday. The following were the New lOrk1
lIt or 1 L.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-06
LAST EDITION.
LY IELEG hAPH.
No Wdfer,

LANCASTER, PA. Feb. 6.--The freezing
has caused the pipes to burst, emptying
the reservoir and leaving the city entire
ly without water.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-06

CALLENDER's MINsTRELs drew good
house at Pike's last night, and every one
present went away thoroughly satisfied
as to the result. The programme is a
good one, and the company too well
known to need commendation. They
make their last appearance this even
inp.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-06

THE members of the Cincinnati Clear
ing-house Association to-day adopted
resolutions of respect to the memory of
Mr.. Jacob Meter.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-06

r 90. P.-Publ,c celebration OF the 9Th An
/ niversary of Eagle Lodge, MONDAY
u Y ENING, February Sth, in their hall, s.. w
cor. Of Eighth street and Central avenue, at
o'clock, 1eU-2ts
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-06

HON. j. F. MOORE, of Putnam county
is in the city.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-06

THE Louisville Short-line roai has
tenaered the Mayor and Council passes
to and from the Louisville Mardi Gras.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-06

OswEGo. Feb 6-Wheat quiet and steady
No. Milwaukee Club, 81 ~. Corn qu.et q
S8c. Barley. unchanged.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-06

THE Police are to drill at Exposition |
Hail Thursday next at 3 l.. M. II
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-06

THE ex-Army officers Society held its
regular meeting last night.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-06

Ostrr0o Market,

PEORIA, Feb. 6.--Corn, &C. Oats: white
541ac; mixed, SIC. Rye, CSC.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-06
FOUND.

EOUND-SAW-A cross-cut saw was found
T. on the street ON Friday, the 9th inst The
owner can have it by calling AT this Office and
paying for this advertisement. fe6-3t
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT-ROOM A furnished room,
Il large; in good order, at 5s91a W. Eighth st
~ per month. Its
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-06
East Liberty Hog Market

EAST LIBERTY, Feb. 6.-Hogs: receipts light;
shipments, Bear loads. Selling at 81 'yptgI 10;
choice, 81 d..
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-06


The following are the receipts and shipments
Of live stock for the past "A hours:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheen.
Rcceipts.. ............ 422 247U An
Shipments. ........... 2l6 Sc. ....
BEEF CATTLE-The masket is firm, and
the best grades are in good demand. Common
to good butchers range at " 50a6 w per GENITAL
gross.
HOGS--The market remains aStive and firm.
Common hight are quoted s6 SOFAS 80; medium
grades. $6 MSa7 10; goou packing and butchers
81 z0uI 90. Choice is held at W 4j(g7 ~ per
GENITAL gross.
SHEEP-The market Is quiet and firm, with
no change in prices Fair to good grades are
worth s4aa per Genital gross.
The following are the receipts and shipments
of live stock in this market tUr the past week
ending to-day:
Receipts. Shipments.
Cattle Observation-Disclosures. 2.934 S53
Hogs. gs......................2 20. 1G4 9l5
Sheep. 2,421 769
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The following is tho official Bank statement
Of New York city for the week ending Satur-
day, February u:
Loans, increase e.....................$4 81, .g0J
deposits. increase e.,.................. 49,, 900
LCgai tender, decrease. ............. 5S6. 200
Circulation. decreas sc. sc............. 159,60J
Reserve. decrease. asc...,................. 20S7, 400
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FOR SALE

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CINCINNATI, Feb. 6-2. p. is.
The following are the receipts and shipments
of live stock for the past "A hours: