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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-10
POLICE COURT.
BEFORE. JUDGE MARCHANT.

Assault and Battery--Wm. Schley, 15
days; Chas. Lowe, $l5 and costs.
Drunk and Disorderly-Sam. O'Don-
nell, Lewis Kinkey and VIM. North, So
and costs; Edward Carr and Martin Col.
Inns, dismissed; Sarah Lowe, 80 days (:
Andrew Deming and James Holeslaw, $3
and costs.
Miscellaneous-John Rooney, burglary,
dismissed; l.. Schmidt, Gmbezzlement,
costs; g. A. Beckenstoe, bail $1,000, to
answer to Court OF Common Pleas; Jno.
Homan, cruelty to ANIMALS, 500 and costs;
John Logan, carrying concealed weap-
ons, 80 days and $500; Albert Loper, TAX
ing condemned SOW from pen without
permit, continued to Feb. 18th; Robert
Miller, petit larceny; continued to Feb.
18th; ThOs. Brannon, Tim Brannou, Louis
Brickett, Thos. Bellew and Frank Han
non, continued to March 10th :. John Lo-
gan, thief, continued to Feb. 18th; John
Rooney, 30 davs.and $50.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-10

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1O.--HoUsE,-Air.
Hurlbut, from the Committee on Rail
roads and Canals, reported bill TO aid
in the construction of the Washington,
Cincinnati e. St., Louis narrow-gauge
railroad. Referred to Committee Of the
Whole.
Mr.. Cobb, of Kansas, presented con.
current resolution of the Legislature of
Kansas in relation to affairs in Louisi-
ana. Referred to the Select Committee
on Louisiana.
Mr. Meyer, of Pa, introduced bill
pplimentary to the act in relation to
immigration. Referred to the Committee
on Foreign Relations.
Mr.. Albright, of Pa, from the Military
Committee, reported bill making Hos.
pital Hill Cemetery, at York, Pennsyl.
yania, National Cemetery. Passed.
On motion Of Mr.. TyEer, of Ind, the
House went into Committee ofthe Whole
OIL the Post-office Appropriation bill, but
after few minutes spent in committee
it rose, to allow Mr.. Dawes to report the
new tariff bill, after which the House
again went into Committee Of the Whole
on the Post-office bill.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-10
BY. TELEG kAPH.

Senatorial Strug0tcs--Let us Inipcach-
Il. eight fora Mutton Acie
Farm.
CHICAGO, Feb. 10.-A. III. Burley, Re-
ceiyer OF the Cook County National Bank,
reports that the accounts of the bank are
in very complicated condition. partic,-
larly those relating to the New York bus
mess OF Allen, Stephens d Co. Little
probability remains of any balan0e for
personal creditors after the preferred
creditors and lawyers are through.
The Minnesota Legislature reassem-
bled to-day with both Ramsey and Davis
factions firm in the faith. Ramsey's sup
porters have taken new courage, while
the Davis men, though confident, cannot
stir peg. Unless there is a decided
change in the vote to-day compromise
is anticipated.
Mat. Ii. Carpenter and three others
Legislature an Impeachment of Judge
David w. Small, of the Second District,
for malfeasance in Office. jared Thomp-
son andJ. X. Court, Commissioners Of
milwaukee, are similarly presented.
The late senatorial election is at the bot
tom of the difficulty. s
A petition is being circulated at Sioux
City, urging Congress to take speedy ac-
tion in the matter of openiDgt up the
Black Hills country to white settlers. A
large emigration to that country Is eX-
pected in the spring.
A meeting OF General Freight AGENTS
East and Westw be. held here to-day,
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-10

time was identified with the river interests Of
this city, having acted in tho capacity Of river
editor on the Times and Gazette. He was 4
genial, brave and honorable man, and made
man, firm friends among the steamboatmen,
who will deeply regret his death.
The government steamer Alice mas located
signal lights at Cullum's Rifle. breast light on
the Kentucky side above the gully below the
orcnard, and at GRASSY FL t., on the Indiana
slde, at the mouth 1 First Rusty Creek. The
Alice ut present is laid UP in the mou Ii Of
Green river.
Considerable freight mas ac umula;ed on the
wharf-bOa for different steamers.
Captain Russell will start the Il. W. Skillen-
ger to PlttsbtTg just as soon us the riyes opens.
tie has already secured u large lot of freight
for the packet.
private telegram received. this noon at the
steambeatmen's Exchange, No. % West Fourth
street, from Captain Jas. II. Pepper, master Of
the steamer Nick Longwurth, says, that the
Longwor h VIII not be able to leave New Or
leans before SATURDAY, and that the Susie Sill
yer IL at New Orleans.
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HIDES-rne demand is sufficient to absorb
the receipts which are only moderate and there
~ ~ steady market at previous prices. We quote
1reen ,,i hldes at 't4Se; wet saiteo. S5&(gy1sc;
y 1Iy salled, l4gl5c; sheep pelts are worth 70
~2yG tQr common and 35cCG$l2 rs g0ni to DrIme.
MILL FEED-Ihere is u steady market, and
prices continue ilm, Bran is scarce and IN
good demand at SZLg22 per ton shIustuljs are
In ar request az S2zQQ. 3, and middllcxs are
selling, win limited offerings at 3U per
ton; all ON arrivul; and " more ner ton Is ie-
CURED iii store
MOLAeSEs-Ine market remains steadv
with fair consumptve demand. Prices arr.
UNCHANGED. New Orleans Is worth GU(Q,Oc uer
gallon for good to prime. and hehned slrups
are quoted AZ 6oc~S.. per gallon according TO
Quanty.
NAILS-There is quiet market with moder-
ate demlnd at previous rhtes: " to 6Ud, 50 ~
QD3 ~; 10 yd, s3 55(G3 10; to "a, So sOy3 80;
to cd, "a 05a4 10; 3d, a. eG4 80; I'd, so SOg6 9J;
81, T. d., 80 3J(g6 ~; cut SPIKES. s3 55 G3 65.
OILS-Ihe.e is a mouerate demund and
steady market for linseed at 81 as3c per gallon.
Laru oil is firm with fair.1emand aG u IL al 10
per gallon. Refined petroleum is selling at
lS1atMi41sc per gallon.
POTATOEo-Inere is q steady market, with
good supply, and choice grades are III far de-
,nand at 9Jtg91c, and inferior grades 75Go0s per
Du IN store. No sales no ARRIVAL
POULTRf-rne receipts have been light
and the demand continues fair, with a steaay
market. Cnlckcns are worth IS - "A 80 for
live, and dressed S4(d4 Is per uuz Dressed
turkeys are in good demand and scarce at 15c
per lib.
niCE-Ihere mas been no cnange and the
market is quiet with onIy moderate consump-
tive demand. Carolina SHo1S ind Louisi-
ana at 7tatdsc per Id.
SALI-Donestlc is in fair request and steady
At 23d24c peI bu, and 81 25;dD; ~ per bri. Turks
Island Is quiet and selling at 5Ga3oc per bu.
Liverpool coarse is il moderate demand at 81 80
(Gl 40 per Sack
oUGAk-Tnere is steady market, with
fair consumptive demand: prices have not
undergone any material change. New orleans
Is worth 71aWS1ac: yellow renned, yG10c; extra
"C," ltH(GlO5Sc: "B" white. 1U5sg,Unc; "a"
white. WsS 0Dd'Xc, hard 11la (g1i 5ac per pound.
SEED-There IS a good demand for clover
and the supply is rather limited. 1t is quoted
for prime quality, 1124g12c per I'D. Iimotny is
steady. with moderate demand at ~ SOQ2 30
per bu. Flax is in fair request at 81 75 per bu.
SOAP-The demand is lair with q STEADY
market anu prices are unchanged. Common
yellow is worth 5i< I 61ac, aud German, 6k(D
TIC per ID.
TALLOW-Ihere Is a steady marker, with
the receipts and demand about equal, ,and PRIME
country is quoted at s14 SIC pcr Id on arrival.
TEAS-The market is steady with an I'M
proved demand. but prices unchanged.
Black: Souchong, 4Oc(GSl.OO: Ooiong, 4UctQ$l.00.
Green: Young Tyson, 40c(OS1 10: Imperial, SOC
D91 26; Hvson. 4Uc(Q /; Gunpowder. s10r$i 4U.
WOUL-Ihe market is steady, with mod
crate demand and light receipts. We quote:
Unwashed, clothing, ozlD34c; unwashed, comb
ing, ,31(03oc; hesce- washed, i4Qy4ic; tuD-wasned,
6O,O5zc; pulled 36taasc.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-10
RITER NOTES.

The Exporter is laid up at Hollis bar, about
one hundred miles below louisville anu near
CanSciton.
The huge steamer Paragon, bound from New
Orleans 10 Cncinnati has i,u03 tons freight, q
miscellaneous cargo, ana one of the best. trips
of the season.
The towbpat Joseph A. Bigley, which ar
rived here Monday, has secured an Ice larbol
below MillcreeE. On the Kentucky side.
MIR. a. Ward Robinson, recently river editor
of the Times has resigned his position and is
publishing spicy. little sheet known us the
"Cincinnati DAILY Hotel Reporter" Ward,
we wish you success.
The Nick Longworth arrived ut New Or
leans yesterday safe and sound.
The Ohio No. L., is laid up ut Gallipolii, and
the Bostona nj California Rocks.
Should the weather moderate sufficiently, the
Andy Baum for Memphis and the Cnas Bod
mann for New Orleans, Will get OF saturday.
Captain Jonm A. Arthur, who WAS assassi-
mated Mt Columbus, ohlo on Friday night, died
from the effect OF INJURIES received, at nid-
night last night Captain Arthur for some
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-10
Reclaimed.

Lille Burrows, the girl in whose COM
pany Jennie Schaller was found the 9TH
er day by the officers at Mollie Wrights,
was reclaimed this morning by man
named j. j. Gibson.
Mr.. Gibson states that he intends to
lead her back to the paternal roof in St.
Louis.
Jennie Schaller, 1t will be remem-
bered, was remanded yesterday to her
father.
Mr.. Gibson is rather a stylish looking
young man, about 30 years of age, and
ton houses in st. Louis.
He requested Acting Chief Johnson
this morning not to say any thing to the
reporters of the foregoing, as he desired
not to have it known.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-10
ADDx1LONAL \ NER URBAN NE WN.
NEWPORT.

Nothing of Importance in the City
Court.
We hear it whispered that a ,fashi0na.
bic wedding would take place. in the
eastern part of the city in q very short
| time.
Some Covington beat, after getting an
over dose of Mardi-Gras, called on our
friend Kramer and made things lively
| for few minutes to-day.
Nine recruits arrived at the Barracks
| yesterday. ....
In the Circuit Court yesterday judg,
ment was given for the plaintiff, in the
sum of $295, in the case OF Snowdon a.
Otte against T. j. Williams. A verdict
for the plaintiff was given in the case of
Martin ochr0ll against Joseph Weinsart.
ner.
A bad smash-up occurred on the Short
Line Railroad, night before last, Mt u
point one mile this side of Sulphur Sta
ton. Freight train No. 20 going out was
dftched, and eighteen cars wrecked.
One man was very seriously injured.
The accident was caused by a broken
rail.
Masquerades were given last night at
Red Mems Hall, blythe Minnehaha Tribe,
one at Eclipse Hall, by the National
Dancing Association, and one ut Tur-
ner's Hall.
A large number of citizens went to
Covington to attend Mardi Gras last
night.
Samuel Quinn, residing in this city,
suffered crushed finger at the Little
Miami Depot yesterday.
Services were held at st. PauFs Epis-
copal Church this morning, to-day being
Ash Wednesday.
In the Circuit Court yesterday, In the
case of the Etna Insurance Company
against Mary A.. Burns, the plaintiff.
filed mandate Of appeal.
Minty Shea against. the Louisville &
Cincinnati Railroad Company. John A.
Cassell filed his answer. Fixed for to-
day.
Abram Roland against the Eureka
Lodge, No. I. The plaintiffs objection
to the defendants answer was sustained,
and the defendant took an exception.
SnOwden II Otte, assignees OF p. Gull
plaintiff recovered $275. The defendant
excepted.
1t was moved by the plaintiff in the
case of Julia Southgate against Ben
Bradford to reinstate the action, which
had been dismissed.
The Daughters Of Rebekah will give Il
literary entertainment and supper at
Udd-ielIows' Hall tonight.
The new Licking Valley Building AS
sociation elected the following officers
Monday night: Samuel Geisler, Presi-
dent; Henry Bratmau, Vice President:
VIM. Ambach, First Secretary; August
Keeper, Second Secretary; Henry
Budde, Treasurer; Anton Schroeder, Ii.
Brinkerman, +. Schwerman, ii. He'll
kamp, Ii. Schwerman, John Wahltarht,
Herman Dieters, George Haine and John
Huntemeier, Directors.
Capt. John A. Arthur, whose parents
reside in this'eity, died yesterday, in Co.
lumbus, Oaio. lie was we'll known in
newspaper circles, having been at vari-
Gus periods connected with the Gazette
and the old Cincinnati Times, and later
as Columbus correspondent of.the STAR.
He was a man of ability and standing in
his profession, and had the universal re-
spect of his associates and the public at
large.
In a, communication of characteristic
sent us this morning from
"a Neighbor" we ar, requested to in
yite the authorities to keepa certain III
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-10

to arrange a compromise tariff, if possi-
Bile. The roads leading East complain
bitterly and hope Tor a readjustment to-
day, as in other events tina rates will 60
lower. The Baltimore and Ohio thus tar
refuses to attend.
Proceedings were commenced at
Omaha yesterday by U. S. District At
torney, to recover from the Burlington
u Missouri Railroad, more than mil
lion acres OF land improperly pre-empted
in Nebraska. The company has paid two
hundred thousand dollars taxes on the
Land, but the Secretary Of Treasury now
decides their claim invalid.
In his speech at Milwaukee last eve
ming, Carpenter declared that the cleo
ton Of Cameron was not Democratic
victory since he is a good Republican.
He discussed the general situation elo-
quently to a large audience,
FAILED.
James Couch, proprietor of the Tre-
mont House. has failed for a large sum.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-10
lHE watches found in Charcoal al,ev

IHE watches found in Charcoal alley,
as mentioned yesterday, were identified
at Hammond street Station last night by
Henry Branson, the owner. They were
stolen from his store at No. 22 Fifth street
last Saturday night. Five boys, aged
from ten to twelve years, We're arrested
Yesterday for the robbery, and acknowl-
edged the taking OF the goods. The boys
names are Tim Brannon, Thomas Bran
non, Thomas Bellew, Lewis. Bricket and
Frank Harmon. Emmett Moran, sixth
one, has not yet been found. In the Po-
lice Court this morning their cases were
continued until March 10th, in order to
acquaint' them with the orders of the
WOrk-hOuse.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-10
Cincinnati Dry Go0ds Market.


There has been but a light business the past
week. as Is usually the case at this season.
Prices are firm, with an advance IN some in
stances.
BROWN SHEETINGs--Atlantic A, lie; Long
Branch, 1O1ac; Baltimore A A. l0c; Minneoia,
10c; Laurel Hill, 91ac; Mt. Vernon A, &c.
BLEACHED COTTONs-New ork Mills, l61zc:
Wamsutta. 15hc; Fruit Of the LooU. l3c:
Hope, l0c; Great Falls Al, DC; Great Falls "A,
91sc.
10-4 BLEAcHED SHEETINGs-Iowell, 3Oc; AL
lendale, 321ac; Pequot, ACC.
SHIFTING STRJPEs--American 3x3, 101se; 6xs,
Ike; Chcviot stripes, 125s to'35c.
11CKINGs- Lewiston 3B-inch, 25c; AmoskcaS
a Z A, 25c: Conestoga g Z A, Ice: Connestogsi
Il. l7c; Queen Of the West, X, 2Oc.: Queen OF
the West XX, 23c.: Queen OF inc West Xxx,
2Sc; Queen Of the " est A A, SOC; Queen OF
the West Premium, 33c.
fRINTs-There is q moderate demand at pre-
vious rates. Fancy are worth 91s(gl0c; s, and
ard, S1s09c, end low grades 7lagSc per yard.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-10
NEWS FROM THE OLD WORLD.
FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE THAMES

LONDON, Feb. 1O.--The coming contest
for tue championship uf the Thames riv-
er between Oxford and Cambridge Uni
versities, is already attracting universal
attention, and usual Preparations ior the
event have commenced.
Both crews went into strict training
to.dap. The Oxford has selected strong
crew for the race, and betting is slightly
in their favor.
The composition Of the Cambridge
crew is still unsettled, ithavng been an
nounced that the two best oarsmen, Ben
son and Armitage, can not take part in
the contest. The raJe is fixed for March
2lSt.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-10
Once IN u Century.

JERSEY CITY, Feb. Yesterday the
Kill Won Kull was firmly bridged with
ice between Staten Island and Bergen
Point. Hundreds Of people crossed on
the ice in order to reach New York, and
q great number of teams also passed over
safely. An event of this kind. has not
been known before during the present
century.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-10

JOHN HoMAN, a liquor pedkller, was
arraigned in the Police Court this morn.
ing for cruelty to ANIMALS. 1t appeared
that he had driven out on the Readin.
road, Jan. q, in. aubighly influential con-
dition, and while thus run the horse
into ditch. The horse, which belonged
to G. Margraff, OH account of the injuries
sustained, had to be killed. Homan was
fined $50 and costs.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-10
Death from Cold.

: SpRINGFiELD, MASS, Feb. l0.-A
woman named Mrs. Crawley, a widow
about sixty years Of aye, was frozen to
death at Long Meadow, Mass, yester-
day. She had lived alone for several
years, and was found lying beside the
stove in her night dress, frozen rigid.
1t is supposed she got up to fix the fire
fit, during which her fire went out. She
leaves fortune Of $4,000.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-10

JOHN ROONEY, against whom charge
of burglarizipg the store of the Cincin-
natl News co. on Fourth street some
time ago.. had been pending, was dis
missed ON that charge in the Police Court
this morning and convicted of petit lar
ceny for stealing two albums worth NJ
from s. N. Parver, the proprietor. He
was sentenced to the Work-Douse for 30
days and fined $50.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-10
M0rtuarM RecOitE.

Ro'iy U'Brien, S4 years, old age.
Wllhelmna Thelners, SO years, bronchitis.
Julia A. Hooper, 67 years, consumption.
Carolina Meyer, a6 years, pneumonia.
Marg henalty, year and months, pncu-
monia.
John Morrissey, day, premature birth.
John Barry. s. years asthma
Charlotte Wartman, Oh years, consumption.
Anna l.. Grain, Is yea S, olu age. ,
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-10

THE residence of TIL. A. Grieve, No.
297 w. Sixth street, was entered yester-
day evening by thieves and large vaise
containing quantity of wearing appa-
rel, some jewelry, money, Sc, .,was taken.
No arrests,
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-10

THE Eureka Building Association filed
it's articles of incorporation to-day. The
capital stock is 100000, divided into
$500. j. N. Hulsemanb, Philip Weber,
Jas. Huskamp, A. l.. Rousekamp, B. Es-
terman and j. Ii. Weyner, are the mcor-
poratOrs.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-10

DETROIT, FcBl0.-Flour dull but unchanged.
Wheat quiet and unrhanged: extra, 81 12js;-
No. !, 81 09;s. Corn quiet and unchanged at %
(G10c. Oats dull but unchanged at 56k(p57c.
. Clover seed. SO 1905 50.
'ReceiptS-FlOur 70J brls; wheat, 1900 bn;
oats, 400 bu; corn, 900 bu. shipmehts-Flour,.
200 Drls; wheat, 4O0 Du; oats, 7,UO0 bu; corn,
5000 bu.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-10
FIN1NClAL.

Gold is steady to-day at 1l4A.
Eastern Exchange is quiet, the receipts being
rather IN excess of the sales. There has been
no material variation in rates. Buying at 1-20
tyl- ~ discount. Selling at 1-20 premium.
BuyinG. selling.
n. Y. Exhange. .... 1-2O dis. 1-20 prem
Philadelphia EX'ge. Lilo dis. l-2O prem
Boston Excnange.. 1-l0 die. 1-2D prem
baltimore 'Cmangc. lilo dis. l-2U prem
There is but little doing in Government secu-
rites. The offerings are limited and the dc
mand is light. RaCee are steady, with no ma
terial variation, though '67s and '6Ss are bid
about h of to-day. The following were the
New York rates at 80 p. NJ, on which dealers
here require margin Of h(OA:
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-10
LAST EDITION.
LI 1ELEGkdFB.
ms,

PENNINGTON, N. f., Feb. 1o.--A fire
broke Out here early this morning and
destroyed q large hotel, the Congrega-
tional church, an extensive shoe factory
and several dwellings.
A strong wind was blowing at the
time. The loss is estimated at $500, 900.
Partial insurance on each building.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-10
Toledo Market.

TOLEDO. Feb. 10-FIonr dull. Wheat dull:
No. whiteiW abash, 81 0S1s: No. white Mich
i 10: No. red, 81 OK. Corn dull and sha.e
lower: high mixed, 67hc; February, 67isc; !
March, G9c; May, aye; low mixed. 66ja a@664c
no grade, 661sc Oats dull but unchanged.
Clover seed, S6 5U.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-10

THE Commencement exercises of Pulte
Medical College take place tomorrow
night at College Hall. Rev. DR.. Wise de-
livers the principal address. The vale
dictory Will be by DR.. j. E. Baker. Hon.
Bellamy Storer will confer the College
degree,
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-10

THE Insurance Adjustment Company
filed its articles of incorporation in the
Recorders office to-day. The capital
stock is 500, 1000, divided into 500 shares,
and Byron ID. West, s. i. Covington,
Geo. w. Netf, John Kennett, f. w.
Brownell, and Geo. W. Jones, incorpora,
tors.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-10

JOHN LOGAN, for carrying concealed
weapons, was sent to the workhouse for
80 days andsfned $500. A charge of be-
ing common thief also pends against
him, and the case will be called up for
hearing February 18th.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-10

BROOKLYN, Feb. 10.-At6 o'clock this
fire broke out in row OF
frame buildings on KusIosko street, and
before it could be eXtinguished Jour
dwellings were destroyed. The build
ings were owned by several parties.
Loss $4,000. Insurance $1,000.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-10

ROBERT MILLER, for stealing lot of
wearing apparel from one Frank Rump-
ing yesterday, was sent to the Work
house for 30 days and fined $500 in the
Police Court this morning.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-10
1Ae Weather-stenn.er rtoated off, e

BOSTON, MASS, Feb. 1O.-The mercury
stood at four degrees below zero here
last night.
The steamer General sHarney, from
New York to this port, reached here to-
day, having COTTON off the Handkerchief
Schoals at high water. She went
aground yesterday.
Mr.. Richard Taltonstal, on a visit here
from New York, fell dead in the street
last evening of apopleXy.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-10
Clerei0Md Market.

CLEVELAND. Feb 10.-Wheat. quiet and un-
changed. Corn lower: high mNcG, 1lc; low,
in cars on track, 6GQD67c. Oats Unchanged.
(. Petroleum firm and advanced: standard
white in car lots, ll1ac; Ohio State test, l2tsc;
small lots, 1g2c higher.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-10
APTAIN RRADY of the Ninth Niotrint

CAPTAIN BRADY, of the Ninth District,
was transferred to the Third-street Sta
tion-house. this morning, to officiate in
with Captain Churchill. Lieu
tenant Sargent, of Third-street, in turn
was posted at the Ninth District. There
will now be two Captains at the Third
street Station-house, aid two Lieuten-
ants at the Ninth District, Twenty
Ward.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-10
Niltrdsticee Market.

MILWAUKEE, Feb 10.-Flour dull. Wheat
steady: No. ilWaukcc, gI4c; No. 2 do.
s63sc; March, S15Sc; April, SSSsc. Oats easier:
er: No. . mixed, 6l34c. Rye nominal: No. 1,
SIC Barley unsettled: No. :, spring, 81 II; No.
do, II O5(G1 O51s.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-10

MIR. PUGH, Rufer's attorney has cccu-
pied the attention of the jury to-day.
His argument is not yet completed. lie
has introduced great many authorities
and rulings in behalf of his clients case.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-10

LOUISVILLE, Feb 1O.-Cotton quiet and firm
at l4sa0n14Ac.
Flour and wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn
in fair demand and firm at 6Sa10c. Oats tirm
at 6la G3c. Rye quiet and unchanged.
Hay quiet and unchanged at $z3.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-10
GO0d-by Michigan Peaches-Satfy State
meats.

WVVU-UB MtCNtvUW TeUCWeS-HWtfV DtUt6-
a meats.
DETROIT, Feb. 1O.-The severely cold
weather has continued SO long that with
mercury from 40 to 90 below the peach
and cherry tree0, of the fruit growing
district OF Western Michigan; have been
very generally killed.
The Salt Company Of Sagenaw Valley
are forming combination to send annu-
ally 0,000 brls of salt into the marke ts
TO undersell that product in retaliation
TO similar course persued here by the
Syracuse companies.