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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-25

EVERY TUESDAY, AND FRIDAY
Iwenyour TO forty hours given to purchasers to
Horses, Carriages Harness blankets, Robes, &c, al
ways on hand al private sale.
CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS spRIDAY's) SALE AT
II O'CLOCK.
ELEGANT TEAM BAY HORSES ls HANDS HIGH, 7
and years oa KIM ana a true N A. harness Tree
used BY private family Tor carriage driving, and
SET FGSE FIS io'a a4hSyEss eniSy lef waHl ANp Of use
vIcroRIA, III PEkFECr ORDER, BUILT BY
BAY atISiNG. siRnb Il p'pSi' ~ BES ABDALLAH, DAM
an Xantha mare, 49, hands high. years old KIND
stylish can trot II : minutes: has never Lee9
s peS ea s i sSnsss sery a ana
ROAD WAGON, IN GOOD ORDER, BUILT BY
BAY KsSGk Is hsb z a6Es iIof i HANDS reu
9d n9d and rne y a ner"s, n fss and ca
trot IN minutes any day has great % ena urahce'
Also esEg ser nGink and p eS4 be driven 0y 'Au'
ROAD WAGON, NEARLY NEW, BUILT BY DUsEN-
DAPPsr Gray HORSE 1874 HANDS HIGH, 8 YEARS
very stysS and last II traveller d very superior
hSTie o P ay dng Ef1ETY 4 sfs S% ana
GRAY HORSE. 10 HANDS Ugh, YEARS OLD
kind and true in all harness free from vice good
ne traveller tears nothingi superior family
e,,,sr9H animal @ and warransd ra Sc sound sound
iHRtE.ou uARrER cLARESCE IN GOOD ORDER,
built by brewster Co..
Coupe iockaway, in good order.
;ix seat kockaway, built BY Marsh ,p-
f aahe Phae IN m sSoa GOOD order order built by WOOD Bros
Four seat Phacton, bult by Malt
Victoria, built by Brewster Co., OF Broome street.
Landau built by Brewster n 90
Coupe, nearly new, built by Demarest Co.
Two Barouchcs, in good order.
BAY HORSE, l5 HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD; KIND
aud true in all harness; tree from vice, and inst
traveller, tree and stylish driver; tears nothing !;
can be driven by anyone: warraWed sound.
TOP ROAD WAGON. NEARLY NEW.
BROWN GROTlIAG MAKE, ID HANDS HIGH. YEARS
old; kind aud true in all harness; Tree from vice
rots better than minutes; tears nothing can
be driven by lady, and Is IN every way safe and
reliable
TOP PONY PHAETON.
SORREL HORSE l6 HANDS HIGH. YEARS OLD;
kind aud true III all harness Tree from wee; rots
in minutes, and Is an extra good roadster.
SEVERAL GOOD WonK HORSES; FULL DESCRIP-
Ion time ot sale.
Six-seat Roekaways, Phaetons Depot Wagons top and
no-top Road Wagons, Harness &c, &c
SALE COMMENCES Al Ii O'CLOCK
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SEINAtAA WI A1A11s
II ENTUCEY STATE LOTTERY
N SINGLE NUMBER SCHEME
(Authorized by special act Of the Legislature
Tor the bcnenf OF the University OF Paducah.
$500 900 70 be distributed among the holders OF tickets
FIRST PRIZE $4,000
The drawing to take place at covington, KY, JUNE 26
lS71
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RIO LET-AT MADISON. NJ ". A FURNISHED cor
tage; elegant grounds, stabling for two horses
den sruit plenty OF shade. ice. &c. terms moleraa,
or the summer or year Address Y z. box ieA Herald
Office.
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A UCrIoN HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
~ date Johnston 4 Van IasselD,
Office 81 Liberty street tEvening Post Building.
THE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH OF OUR
HOUSE. l9 TO 70 THlRlEkNTH STREET,
University place.
SALES OF nORSES AND CARRIAGES
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY AT 10 O'CLOCK
"a to As hours trial horses warranted sound.
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monsEs. .AknIAaE.. 81.

L'OR sALE-FOUR DOUBLE TRUCKS A. GOOD
H. running order: will take any reasonable uAs ~
We have no them. Can ~ ~ a lard
street. near BOwcry.
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pENSDNaE..
DELLA DTNsOMORE CAN HEAR SOMETHING 10
ID her advantage by addressing GEORGE e. kSAEt
Herald Office.
(NALL.-NR JOHN HENDERSON, BROTHER or
~ Thomas Wilhelm Henderson j. herebt requested to
send his address to ERNST HEkrEL No 29j River
nue. Aleghany the latter has % INFORM MIN OF the
Heath Of his brother and other important matters
fNOLEMAN-PACKAGE EXPRESSED MONDAY
~ Acknowledge receipt X. u. COPELAND.
~ n.-coME TO NEW YORK. +. AND B, Is SICK
LIE
HENRY JACOBS LEFT HoME NAY % 1875, DRESSED
II m brown irOck coat. black dotted vest ani black
panls, Drown shirt flannel underc othing, Congress
saieIs and ln1h hat Any Information % his Wnere.
npOuts WI be then tully received ~ his family SOOa
west IhlrtN.nrst street Chicago, ILL.,, and Lansing,
iowa, papers please copy.
INTELLfGENT-f M SORROwFUt. FORTUNE UN-
4 kind with me ana 4 truant as benutnl. Why
A0nt you throw me into the heaven O happiness by
wrtng 70 NE Or al owing 10 10 III tho chances to
meet ourselves are HYng away 10 this Is possible
why d0nt you try aud see me a. the same place
DUUREDA
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Personal.

DIET HAVEN'T YOU RECEIVED MY LETTER ?
IL Meet me youe corner at naltpast three today
BIRDIE.
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RIO RENTAL SARATOGA SPRINGS A NEW AND
Il handsomely furnished House, Broadway. Tor the
summer. Inquire Of JOHN A. DAKE No 81 Warren
street New York.
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L'IRsT CLASS HOUSE WANTED To PURCHASE
II Between Madison and sixth avenues anA Fourteenth
and tiiy. streets Address box 80 fost One.
IVANIED TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PROPERTY
w in this citv for which q good Rrst MQrtynse 81
$1,000 VIII be given on account Address 0OpLlN0
SON 81 Liberty street
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i stage yesterday in broadway about $50 T. NJ,
VINO had parcel thrown her, containing fringe and
gloves win deliver by express at All Monroe
street. yn she will receive thanks OF the
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LOST AND FOUND.

LloUND-ON SATURDAY, IN THE CENTRAL PARK
IL Cloth sack owner may have 1t BY proving prop
erty and paving advertisement. Apply ut ga las
seventy eighth street
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L1oR sALix-BAY PONY. n HANDS HiGH SrlT
IL able tor ladies Or children udp 4Fvpt also
work Horse. Inquire al i0i kast Twenty tnlrd street
Warranted sound
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SlI 500 -,Housh yI: Isl srAsLE ASD @ LOT: sIxk ~
&C 5000 cash. $3.50 IN three months ssou0 N
first mortgage; plenty Of shade Goqd location, Ten
minutes depot: better terms be made Address
HOUSE lock box . Post Office. sing Slna. y. ".
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-19
POLICE COURT.

Drunk and Observation-Disclosures Joyce, Au-
gust Silcr, Dennis Dickman, John Connolly,
each thirty days. John Mcbride, Geo. Pollard,
John Kennedy, Harriet Kennedy, John Dick
man, dismissed; Theodore and Josephine
Brockman. each continued to goth April Pc
ter Mulvey, Henry Mayo, each So and costs.
Mick Passmear, ten days and SO; ). A. Upton,
$40 and costs.
Neutrality-suspicious. Engelhof, disorderly
house, dismissed;' III. Haverkamp, nuisance,
continued to April goth; F. w. Wilson, murder
in first degree, dismissed; +. W. Wilson, man.
slaughter, continued to April 2sth; L. Barton,
permitting dangerous privy, continued to Goth
April: Robt Welsh, malicious destruction, IS
amt costs and. u damages. John Mcbride,
family, fifteen days; +. A. Burklc, same. dis
missed: VIM. Rose, petit larceny, conrinuei to
April 2l !: John A, Mendel, abusing family, dis
missed; Motze Fingler, embezzlement, dis
missed; Henry Maekey, lettering, thirty days;
Moore, ,disorlerly house. $40 and costs: VIM;
Riley, lettering, dismissed; Wm Kelly and
George Sherry. malicious destruction, dis
missed. ..
Assault aud Battery.-W. s. Jones, dis
missed; Michael Conway, VIM. Carroll, each
IS and costs; VIM. Rose, continued to 21st in
Staut.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-19

rise on my ruin. All I can say Is, /
don't remember this conversation with
him.
Witness was shown Exhibit No. 40.
think this is In my handwriting. !
do not remember what statement this
letter refers to.
Fullerton read the note, written by the
witness, dated July IS, 1874, asking
Moulton to call, as the writer wished to
SEQ him.
The witness continued: This note was
concerned, In some way, with the dill
Guilty. When wrote this was willing
that the difficulty should be kept quiet
and should be settled by the committee.
Witness then continued: was willing
that ii Tilton went before the committee
and exonerated me, that l should drop
all further statements.
Fullerton read Tilton's letter to Moul-
ton. and Beeoher's note to Moulton.
Witness continued: At this time /
don't think the charge OF improper solic-
itations were made; at any rate, they
were not urged. His wife had then
taken back her charges.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-19
CINCINNATI Daily MARKET.
CINo1NNATI April 1s-2 r. Nj,

| FLOUR-Thc market remains firm with q
| fair demand. Fancy brands are worth IS sun
| q "; family is quoted 10 5000 %; extra sells
at s. 1906 25; superhne, "a 6OQg4 N: and low
grades, "a 1904 b per bri. Spring wheat fam
| lily is worth s6 35G05 90 per brl. Rye flour is
steady at SO Goes per bri.
BARLEY market is steady, with mod
crate demand. Spring is worth 81 25Q1l 35, and
| fall 81 4Ug1 80 per bu for fair to choice.
CORN-The market remains firm, with fair
demand for mixed at T3iD74c for ear, with sales,
and 74g15c for shelled per bu.
OATS-The market. Is firm with moderate
demand. Nos are worth 67 G68c for mixed !;
69gi0c for white. Choice are scarce and nomi-
nal.
RYE-Is quiet and steady at 81 i7@l 20 for
good to choice lots.
WHEAT-Thc market is quiet Red is worth
81 l2gl II for fair to choice; HILL 81 Is Gl 70 for
prime qui..ity, and white ii l0gl 23 for fair to
choice
BACON-The market is firm, though not
very active. Shoulders arb quoted 94fd92sc;
clear rib sides, 1850, nc more asked; and clear
sides are held at 13l4 per ID for packed. Sugar
cured mans are quoted '3l40l4c per lb.
LARD-There is strong market to-day.
Holders are iirm at 15Hc per ID for prime
steam, though that figure is generally beyond
the views Of buyers. Prime city kettle is
quoted l523c; and country lt2Sc per lib.
MESS PURk-There is 4 steady market. The
demand is moderate at $22 rs per brl tor prIme
city.
BULK MEATS There is firm market,
with lair demand. Gear sides are quoted
1214c; clear rib sides llSS GA2lc, and shoulders
SIC Der lb for loose.
COTTON-Tne market is llrm to-day. Sales
464 bales. W0 quote: Ordinary, l5ac; good
ordinary. 14sc; low ml3diing, l514c; middlng,
lis4c; good middling, lt14c; abiding fair, l6Ac:
fair. t15sc per lD
WHioh The market is quiet and steady
at 81 II per gallon. and sales To-day of 0l bris
at that prc,.
BEANS - There is o quiet market, with
moderate demand and prices have undergone
no material changc. Medium to fair grades
are worth 81 s0Gt2 uo. and choice nayics at W l5
N2 % Der bu.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-19
LATEST LOCAL.

d. @. SKINNER & Co., of Marietta,
have filed their voluntary petition in
bankruptcy.
THE Ross Road Rammer is at work on
Jackson, between Twelfth and Thir-
teenth streets.
THoS. SULLIVAN was elected Clerk OF
the Board OF Control at the fourth ballot,
among about dozen applicants.
RUFER on Sunday expressed wish to
see his child. 1t was sent for and was
received by him with great emotion. He
appeared much broken down in spirits
at parting with it.
ABOUT seven o'clock Saturday night
Annabei Arnold, a young colored child
about four or five years of age, living
with her mother at No. 90 East Sixth
street, caught fire from the Goals in the
stove, and before assistance could reach
her her clothing was entirely destroyed
and her flesh in many places burned
completely off. She lived until three
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. The fu-
neral took place to-day.
MICHAEL O'HARA and Joseph Sillman
were lodged at the Ninth street Station
house this morning, on charge of high
way robbery. They are charged with
having taken, on Sunday, by force, sill
yer watch, worth ten dollars, from one
Silas Studier, residing at No. 10 York
street. They will have hearing in the
Police Court. A third man, who is also
implicated in the affair, and whose name
is Dave Connolly, has as yet not been
arrested.
Two horses attached to carriage
standing at the corner Liberty and Main
streets, became frightened at a passing
a no nd rnn n nj ttXA .f.t
minutes after noon, dashing down Main
street at furious rate. The carriage
ut the time contained three occupants,
two women and child, who owe their
fortunate escape with their lives
to the courage Of young man by
the name OF Frank Stuewe, who
stopped the horses with great peril at
the corner Of Eighth and Main streets.
The young man, however, was dragged
several PAGES before he could check the
horses. The driver at the time as usual
left the horses united in his temporary
absence. Besides the breaking OF an
axle and one Of the springs of the car
riage, no other damage WAS done.
THE new Board of Control held it's sec.
ond session this morning, with Presi-
dent Dunn in the chair and all the men,
bers present. The proceedings of the
last meeting, pending motion to that
effect, were ratified. The following
Courthouse appointments, which were
rejected by the old Controllers, were con-
firmed: Frank Armstrong, Courthouse
Superintendent, at a salary OF $1,000 per
year; VIM. Hogan, night watchman,
$3.50 per week, and Philip ,Bellinger,
carpenter, at SIS per week, The election
of a clerk was postponed until the end of
the session, as the present incumbent,
Mr.. Bacon, was better acquainted with
the routine of business than u new clerk
would be. A number Of bills and mis-
celaneous contracts were also passed
upon and confirmed.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-19

NEW YORK, April 19.-The steamship
Dauntless arrived last night with the
crew and merchandise of the British ship
CORVALLIS, which sailed from San Fran
cisco December IS last Tor Liverpool, and
was wrecked on Pitcairn Island the 23d
OF January. None of the crew we're lost
but the ship was totally wrecked. The
ship struck on rocks on the 23d. and on
the 24th began to break, and by night had
completely disappeared.
The representatives Of the Panama
and Pacific Mail Companies held another
conference, Saturday for the purpose OF
trying to arrive at an amlcable adjust
ment of difficulties. The only difference
unadjustable was in regard to the divi-
sion OF the earnings of through freights.
1t is understood that both sides have
made concession, and formal con.
tract will be made this week.
A railroad war has now been begun
between the Baltimore and Ohio and the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
roads, owing to the latter road refusing
to make pro rata rates with the former
on Western freight and passengers.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-19

room. The other half is occupied by
stands owned by Globe, Magnolia, Ciii-
cInnati, Woodward, Vulcan and Queen
City Lodges. Besides these there Ia
what is called fish pond, where you pay
q stipulated price for chance to ii sh af-
ter small articles, after the manner Of a
rattle. There is ulso post-ottice. Wood
ward Lodge has feature connected
with its display. which will, no doubt,
attract great deal of attention.
1t represents Kebekah at the well in
the person Of beautiful young lady, a
Daughter Of Rebekah, female branch
OF the Oddtellows' Order.
We can not attempt to enumerate what
is for sale. 1t is enough to say that
every ything is. Even carriages are on
the second floor awaiting purchasers,
and sewing machines are countless. The
fair is cosmopolitan in the variety and
number OF the articles offered for sale.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-19

BROOKLYN, April 19.-The Court room
was again crowded at the opening of the
Tilton-Beecher trial to-day, the corridors
being full of persons who could not gain
admission. Mir. Fullerton arrived early,
having fully recovered from his recent
illness. MIR. Beecher took the stand,
and his scross-examination was resumed
as follows:
have no recollection of the reasons 1
went to Moulton's house the 81 OF jan
uary, 1871, for. Do not remember it was
by appointment. We had general con-
versation in Moulton's own room. He
spoke of Tilton and his style OF feeling.
expressed my great sympathy for Til
ton, and for the injury had done him.
My apology was not designed to meet
the charge OF undue solicitations. Moth
ing was said about 1t on the 3D. of Janu-
ary. On the 1st of January sent an
explicit denial to Tilton about this
charge.
l can now recolIect many conversa.
tions with Mrs. Tilton, in which l said
things i ought not to have said, if had
known the effect they would have had.
! spoke to her of her family, my books
and letters and u variety Of other things.
On June I'd, 1871, wrote letter to
Henry y. Bowen to disabuse his mind of
tlle impression / had made there regard
ing the stories about Tilton.
Mr. Fullerton here read letter writ
ten by the witness 70 70 Bowen.
" itness continued: did not want
reply to my letter to Bowen, nor did
visit him or have any conversation with
him ON the subject.
i know Frank Carpenter. Have a
slight recollection of conversation with
hin In June, 1873.
/ do not remember saying to him,
~Have you seen Theo? He is going to
publish my letter." and that it would
.yuin me and him ALSO; that he could not
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-19
School Board Electton.

The Board of Education met for organ
ization in the Council Chamber at three
O'Clock this afternoon.
For President, Mr.: WI. O'Neil was
placed in nomination by Hon. Alex.
Long, and Mr.. L.W. Goss by Mr.. Brown.
On the second ballot, Mr.. O'Neil received
27 votes, Mr.. Goss q, and Woolsen 1,
and Mr.. O'Neil was declared elected.
Several candidates were placed in
declined except John l.. Thompson, who
was elected by acclamation. On an
election for Clerk of the Board, Mr.. De-
Beck, the present incumbent, received
20 votes on the first ballot, and was de-
clared elected. AS we 60 to press the
election for Assistant Clerk Is in pro-
gress; three ballots have been taken.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-19
Board of Improyen, euts,

The Board of improvements met in
regular session this afternoon, with
President Johnston IN the chair and a
quorum present.
The new members of the Board were
sworn in by Mayor Johnston.
Journal of the last meeting approved.
A petition from the First Baptist
Church, that the Board rescind the reso-
luton requiring the relaying with new
bricks and resetting curb stone,of the
premises, was referred.
A resolution that propertyholders lay
a plank road oil Gest street, from Har-
riet street to Millcreek, was adopted.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-19
Ope,si,,0 of the odd feltotvs' Fair.


For some time past the Odd-fellows of
Cincinnati have been preparing for a
grand fair, the proceeds of which should
be applied toward building monument
in that part OF Spring Grove Cemetery
belonging to the order where their dead
are buried, and which is hallowed and
consecrated by the many pleasant mem-
ories of the departed brothers who are
sleeping there.
The note Of preparation has been
heard for some weeks past, and to-day I,
exactly at twelve O'Clock. the fair was
opened. We can not attempt descrip-
tion of it as the stands have not all been
arranged and everything is as yet in all
irregular condition.
We are prepared to say, however, fsOm
what we have seen, that the fair will be
a success If good taste in the arrange
ment and variety Ot articles exhibited
can make>it such. The ladies who have
had the matter of decorating the stands
in charge are entitled to great deal of
credit for the fine and perfect manner in
which they have done their work. The
two stands which to-day carry Off the
lallreis are the ones occupied by VIM.
Penn and Palmetto Lodges aGd Ameri-
can Lodge No. ITO. These ara TASTE
fully arranged with evergreens and flags
worked into variety of beautiful shapes
and forms. Other lodges are busily at
work, however, and may change the eX-
isting order Of things before long.
The 1irst thing to the right as we cutter
the door are the refreshmcnt stands un-
der the charge of the ladies of Magnolia
Lodge. Next is the stand to be occupied
by the Metropolitan Lodge, not yet com.
pletcd; next that OF Losantiville Lodge;
next Ohio Lodge No. /; next u stand oc-
cupied jointly by William Penn and Pal
metto lodges; next the large and beauti.
full stand OF the American Lodge; next
small but tasteiully arranged stand occu-
pied by Eagle Lodge.
This takes us halr way around the
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-19

BALTIMORE. April 19.-Flour quiet and un.
uhanged Wheat quiet ana unchanged. Corn
anse,tled: Western mixed, 025ac. Oats quiet
cnii unchanged. Rye firm and unchanged.
Coffee strong, and firmly held at NC higher.
Hay duh ana unchanged.
Whisky quiet ut 81 l3lsta1 "a.
Provisions quiet and heavy. Mess pork,
$22 50. Bulk meats nominal: shoulders, Sk(p
SIC; clear rib, 11h@l1Ac. Bacon dull shoul-
ders, 9llM9a<c: clear rib, 122<Gl3c.
Lard quiet; refined, l6c.
Petroleum nominally at 63S6Q6Lc,
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-19
Nashville Market.

NASHVILLE, April l9.-Flour in fair demand
at $5fdG So. Wheat steady at 81 20. Corn in
fair demand at VOC. Oats steady and advanced
to SOC.
Coneein fair demand and firm at 2O@22c
Provisions in active demand. Lara l60
l61ac. Bacon in fair demand and advanced:
shoulders, l0c; clear rib sides, l31ac: clear, l4c.
Bulk meats in fair demand and advanced:
shoulders, Sc; clear rib sides, l2hc; clear, l3c.
Sugar-cured hams, 14c all packed.
Whisky in fair demand and firm at 81 1G
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-19

PHILADELPHIA. April 10.-Flour dull: Wis.,
consin and Minnesota family, 50 25 as rs;
Pennsyivania, Indiana and Ohio do, IS 25(g6;
81 25tg1 q. Rye held at 81 05. Corn in good
demand: yellow and mixed, Sc Gs1c. Oats In
good demand: white, 69ygToc; mixed, CSC.
Butter quiet: Now York Bradford county
2aseSici do tlrsts, iS,e!0c; do rolls, 22G2sc
Cheese Brni: Western at l81l8kc. Eggs
nrmor; Western at 2lG25e.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-19
st. I.pHts lIHrket.

ST. LOUIS. April 19-Flour in fair demand.
Wheat active: No. red winter, 81 81, cash;
81 AZ a(gl S5, May; 81 36(Gl s69s, June; No.
do, ~ %: No. Chicago spring, 81 U6 asked,
81 O3A bid. Corn iinner and q shade better:
No. mixed, 731ag7jc, cash: 76,sc, May; 7Sc,
June. Oats inactive and weak: No. :, 6316Go
65c, cash: 65jac, June. Barley firm and tend
ing up; offerings light and but little done,
Rye: No sales
WHISKY higher. at 81 10.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-19
NeIIlphtS Market.

MEMPHIS. April 19.--Flour in fair demand
and firm. Corn dull and lower at So 6U,J
6j. Corn dull ana lower at S5c. Oats scarce
and firm at 7ec in store.
Hay dull but unchanged. Bran scarce and
firm.
Provisions: demand light, holders ilrm and
unchanged.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-19
Miiscaukee Market.

MILWAUKEE, April l9--Flour firm and I'M
changed. Wheat dulet: No. | Milwaukee,
u Ol9l; No. > do, 81 e31l; May, 81 04gS; June,
81 o52S. Oats easier: No. ?, G0c cash, and Gle
May. Corn firmcr and higher: No. 2 mixeu,
in store, 142lc. Rye scarce and iirm: No. !, in
store, 81 10. Barley excited aud unsettled: No.
spring. nominally Il Is; No. spring, in
Sto. @. 81 10.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-19

LOUISVILLE. April l9.-Flour: superfne, $4Cl
Is; fancy, SIS 75tG6 25. Corn firm at 72,a74c.
Oats firm at 6G G6Sc. Rye lrmef at 81 ~ on ar
rival, in bulk.
Hay quiet and steady at s1s121.
Provisions In good demand and prices are
advancing. PORK. $22 8 @123. Bulk meats, s4s
@ilZ9l21c. Bacon, 9hlGl2alG1Shc. Hams:
sugar. cured, l3h@l4c. Lard: prime steam,
151sc; ticrcc, l6c; Kegs, 16H@16xc.
Whisky, 81 l2.
Bayging quiet and firm at 121 G1SJkc.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-19
Detroit Mafjcef.

DETROIT, April l9.-Flour and wheat quiet
81 l9H; amber, 81 16zta1 II. Corn in fair de-
mand and firm: No. l mixed, 72hc. Uats IN
fair demand firm. No. mixed, 63AG4c.
Cloyer-s 81 50