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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-24
RIVER NEUS.

The weather day is clear, warm and ex
cecdingly sultry.
The river continues rising. with 13 feet 7
inches in tie channel by the Water-works
marks, at six O'clock this morning, q rise in "A
hours Of 2 feet inches.
The huge freIghter Paragon, one OF the best
boats IN the New Orleans trade hangs out her
shingle and leaves for New Orleans to-mor-
row. She is exclusively freight steamer,
carrying no passengers, and goes through with
qu lckness and dispatch.
Arrivals and Departures-The st, James,
from Gallpols, Fleetwood, from Huntington,
mouth, from Htgginsport, and j. w. Garrett
and barges from New Orleans, arrived. The
up river packets mentioned return on time to-
day. The India No. 2. for kanawha, left at
noon.
The II. S. Turner returns to Memphis to-
morrow positively, and the Indiana to New
Orleans.
The following is list of boats now at the
wharf and landing: Juniata and Il: w. Skill
niger, for PLttsburg; shannon, for Tennessee
river, H. S. Turner. for Memphis, Ella for
White river, indiana and Paragon, for New
Orleans. The Turner, Indiana, Paragon ami
Ella leave morrow. the shannon on Friday,
and the Juniata and Skiillnger as soon as nav
igation is thoroughly resumed from here to
Plttsburg.
The Thos. Sherlock is the regular Cincinnati
and New Orleans Packet Compaliy's steamer,
and follows the Indiana to New Orleans, leav-
ing on Saturday. -
The St. James, leaving to-day, will endeavor
to get us high up as Pomeroy.
United states Local Inspectors, Fisher and
Devening, lert Tor up the river on the Bostona
yesterday. At Portsmouth they will inspect
the Fannie Dugan, and at Ironton the j. T..
Crosslev and ferry yboat Eva.
The q. b. Church bound up, passed Vicks-
burg yesterday.
"All reports to. the contrary notwthstand-
ing" Sidney Milner is candidate for -elec-
tion to the Office Of wharfmaster, and we,hope
for thc sake Of steamboatmen generally, he
may be elected, rs he is just the man for the
place, sober, honest, fair and square.
1t is not definitely settled now whether the
Thompson Dean will come here or not.
Some one having circulated the report that
the IL. S. Turner would enter the Evansville
trade in place of the Shippers Own, we take
this means OF contradicting same, upon what
we deem as good authority.
The new Cons Millar raised steam yesterday
to try her machinery.
Captain H. Clarey died at Allegheny, Sum
day.
The ice in main Licking, at Falmouth, Ky.,
broke loose yesterday. No damage reported.
1t is reported that Captains Arthur and De
Hart are negotiating with Mrs. Captain King
for the purchase Of her interest In the Shan
non. ~
The towboats John Means and John O. W oods
left Paducah yesterday FOR Cincinnati -
KaraWha feet inches N Charleston and
Cumberland 7 feet 8lnches and on q stand
ArkansAs still falling. ssst7.l
.CSiSf sm as. H. Pepper arrived here from
Eyan. v.!!s -esterdays
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-24
Le0tSTatltre,

: COLUMBUS, o., Feb. 24.-SENATE.-Bills
passed: 70 allow free banks to withdraw
securities from the State Auditors; to
provide that where city has been re-
duced to an Incorporated village such
surrender shall not affect its school
privileges; to authorize the loan
Of public money in Silver Creek Town
ship, Greene county; to allow Oranges
to become Incorporated by filing certiti-
Gates with the County Recorders; to re-
quire report of births and deaths to the
Boards of Health of Dayton and Colum-
bus; to provide for examination into the
financial condition of school districts
upon complaint of three Taxpayers.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-24
cast spring steel, 100: imported tool steel, 400

cast spring steel, 100: imported tool steel, 400
22c; German steel, 9(910c per lb
MILL FEED-The market is firm, with light
receipts, and bran is in far demand at $23(g&
Shipstuffs are in moderate request at $2Agsbs
Middlings are steady and selling at $98(G83 per
ton, all on arrival, and in store " more per ton
is required.
POTATOES-The receipts have been light
OF late, and the best grades are held firm with
fair demand at 9Oc0sl W per bu in store. In
ferior qualities are dull at 75tGS0c per bu in
store.
POULTRY-The receipts are liberal aud the
market is steady. Live chickens are In fair
demand at So 5O(G4 70 pcrdozen; dressed are in
limited request on account OF warm weather,
and are oeered at So(G3 75 per dozzcn. Dressed
turkeys are in very moderate demand at lltGl2c
per lb.
RlCE-Thereis quiet and steady market,
with q moderate consumptive demand. Car
olina is worth sgSkc: and Losisiana 7kdg8c
per ID.
oALI--There is a moderate demand for Do
niestic with no change in prices, and 1t is SELL
ing at 24(G25c. per bu, and 81 25(Gl 30 per brl.
Turks Island Is steady at S6t3Sc pcr bu. Liv-
erpOOl is quoted $l 3591 4O per sack.
5EED-ThCre is limited demand for clover
at 11ktGllHc per ID in store. Timothy Is quiet
and steady with moderate demand at ~ 6(g2 30
per bu in store. Flax is firm and in fair de-
mand at 81 n per bu.
oUGAk-There Is fair consumptve de-
mand. Prices remain steady with no material
change. New Orleans Is worth 71ztgyhc: yei-
low Icnned. yh,494c; extra "C," lG1I@lOA1
''B" white. 1OA(9lO3s "A" white. JOS (DiOx C !;
and hard. 11Gll tac per pound.
TALLOW-Ihe market remains steady
the demand and the receipts being about
equal and prime country is worth SIC per ID.
TOBACCO-Ihe market remains sseady and
firm. Prices have undergone no material
change. Good sales have been made during
the week at the following rates: For shipping:
Bright leaf, 2IG40c; bright Jugs, 1S(G23c; blight
trash, l2gltc; dark leaf, 16g2Uc; dark lugs,
1Agl4c; dark trash, lOgl2c per lD. For manu-
featuring, we quote: Bright wrappers, SUc(0Sl
bright lllcrs. l7g23c; dark wrappers, 1j(Dl0c;
dark tilers, 11@l3c per lb. Ohio seed leaf is
quoted, for cigar wrappers. l5(G2Oc, and cigar
filters 1(g10c per ID.
WOOL-lhe receipts and sales have both
peen moderate during the week. Prices have
undergone no material change: Unwashed,
clothing, SuGS4c; unwashed, combDg, 31G3Sc;
heece- washed. 44@47c; tuD-washed, 5Og52c;
pulled 36GD3Sc.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-24
The 1iLton-Reecher IrinL.

BROOKLYN, Feb. 24.-Beecher's friends
gathered in strong force in the City
Court this morning to hear Tracy's OPEN
ing address. Beecher and wife, Mrs.
Tilton and all pominent parties are pres
ent. All the counsel except Tracy ar
rived early.
Shortly alter II o'clock Tracy appeared
and busted himself few moments ar
ranging a large portfolio containing about
five hundred pages of foolscap closely
written. Tracy then began his speech a
quarter after II, reading mostly from
manuscript. He said he came for the de-
fendant to present his story.
He felt great responsibility resting
on him, but his efforts would be convinc-
ing to the Jury of Beecher's Innocence
and purity.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-24
Ne,r Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, feb. A-Flour only in local
demands; superfine, 81 80; XIX, "a S7b; xxx,
IS 12h; choice, VI 25. Corn firm at 9jc to 99c.
Oats IN good demand at nc TO 73c.
Bran quiet at 81 Is. Hay dull; prime, $s5;
choice, wi.
Pork dull at $2O Bacon quiet at Sxc, 12c,
l2%c. Hams dull and lUwer at lS%c. Dry salt
meats dull at 7Nc, 1hc, lie, andllkc. Lard:
ers', l4c: refined. l4h to l5c; keg, lax TO i5c.
Sugar firm: inferior, 5 to 5%c; common, 9 to
eAc; far to fully fair, 8& to 7N6; prime to
choice, 8 to skc. Molasses In fair1 demand
stock diminishing; fair fermentiug, DC; prime
formenting, 46 to 48c; fair rcboiled, 50 ~ 80;
STRICTLY pEime TO choice. " To go. n \ 3 .'
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-24
An ODini0n.

CHICAGO, Feb. 24.-Judge Thomas
Drummond, of the Superior Court OF this
city, has given an opinion in response to
request, in which he declares that the
election of Bishop Dekoyen is entirely
legal and will stand every test Of the
clerical and common law that. may be
applied to it.
The opinion is not from the bench, but
carries with it legal weight because of
the high standing of the Judge.
AN ELECTION
Of Directors of the Chicago, Burlington
& Quincy road will be held here to-day.
The feeling between the different fac
Jions is very bitter.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-24
st. IoHis Market.

ST. LOUIS. Feb. 24.--Cotton firm and un-
changed. Flour quiet and unchanged. w heat
iirmer: No. red winter, 81 0ja@l Ct; No. 3'do.,
81 O2b(a1 03. Corn steady: No. 2 mixed, 63 1S(a
t5c. Oats firmer at 564aW7c. Barley dull but
unchanged. Rye firm ut 81 U4Qgl Us.
WHISKY lower at IL vi.
Pork quiet at SIS % cash, and SIS % March.
Dry ara bacon unchanged, anu only job
bing trade. Lard dull at i34c.
Hogs nrin: Workers, 50 9O(G6 60; fair to extra
packing, S6 75(aT 50.
Cattle firm and in good demand: sales Of fair
to good native butchers at IS 25tab ~; common
native, So 75M4 %; common through Texan,
~ logs %; native feeders, "a 50i95 ~.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-24


The large cake OF Ice used as the Main-
street terry-landing is rapidly melting
away. What will become of the ferry?
"Where is Street Commissioner Rick
RackerT is the cry.
Mrs. John Dominick, of West Coving-
ton, at about 3 o'clock this morning, lNe-
sented her husband with three little
Dominicks-tWo girls and boy. Mother
and little ones all doing'well.
In the Mayors Court this morning A.
Weger and John G. Amester, for two
seperate drunks, were each fined 81 and
costs, which they promptly paid.
The awning fixtures ane rapidly going
up this morning. The warm sun brings
them out.
The Hesperian Lodge of Good Temp
lers give concert and dramatic enter
tainment at Odd-tellows' Hall next
Tuesday evening.
Drexeius & Malius are ornamenting
the front OF their store.
Frank Meyers, John Decker and Hen
ry Burkeister, for the assault upon
Crocke, were brought before 'Squires
Francis and Duveniek, and were dis
missed upon the charge OF cutting with
intent to kill, as the evidence was insult
ticient to sustain the charge. Frank
Meyers and John Decker are being tried
before the same tribunal this afternoon
for a breach Of the peace.
The petition of Anna B. Murry, bank
rupt, was filed yesterday. Liabilities,
$Sl2; assets, $2,506 25; exemptions, $685..
Robert Howe is recovering.
1t is suggested that the street cleaners
be put to work for the pay they have
drawn during the past two months they
have beenidle.
The Merchants and Mechanics Build
ing Association next Monday night will
be ready for. the first payment Of dues,
and the first draw by members who wish
to borrow. b-- .@.
+. A runaway horse yesterday struck the
buggy of Mr.. Lucten Stephens, tore of
the wheel, and landed him in the middle
of the street. q -a,1ir .s;,,y ss. b.,
b.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-24
ChicaaO Market.

CHICAGO, Feb. :4.-Hogs: estimated receipts,
17,1O0: grades poor. demand light; selling,
light S6G6 40, packing IS 50,g7 l5, extra 81 4O.
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat dull and
shade lower: No. Chicago spring, S5Ac
Chicago spring, 81 Ala SIC; rejected, 7iQ077hc.
Corn in fair demana and advanced: sales Of
No. 2 mixed at G414964Ac spot, G43tc bid for
March, 653Sc bid for Anrll, 7i1sc bid for May
yellow, U41ie; rejected, 63jsMGSAc Ear corn
lower at 63Qt6Ic. Oats dull and dropping: No. 2,
5SG53Ac spot, sac March, 533s@5s1.c April,
565sc May. Rye quiet and weak: No. 2, $3.50
QQlS. Barley dull and nominal: No. 2 spring,
Il O8 spot or March, 81 0G April.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-24
POLICE COERT

Drunk and Disorderly.-August Finke and
Lizzie Rogers, $3 and costs each; Martin Nc
Geary, 80 days; Ed. shakelford, rs and costs,
Miscellaneous.-Aug Often, malicious cut
ting, dismissed; Mary May, yagrancy, 80 days;
VIM. j. True, abusing family, $40 and costs; /;
Daniel Harnt exposing person, So and costs;
Mart. McGeary, malicious destruction of prop
erty, dismisscd; Charles Evans, vagrancy, 30
days aud f2j;. Jennie Brant, vagrancy, sent to
House of fRefuge.
Assault and Battery.-Chris Meyer, SO and
costs; Thomas Leonard, dismissed; Andrew
Winterholer, continued to February 26; Major
Brown, SO and costs.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-24
Louisville Market.

LOUISVILLE. Feb. M.-Cotton steady at 15c.
Flour and wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn
6S(G1Oc. Oats firm at $50 G4c. Rye quiet ana
unchanged at 81 ~.
Pork quiet at $40 5O@cO. Bacon firm at shdu
II and l11ac. Bulk meats steady and firm at
7hc, 104 and 1O2Ics Sugar-cured hams. 13lD
i4c. Lard finn: prime steam, l4@l4kc. tierce,
14&g14&c; kegs, 1870.
Whisky. II O5.
Bagging firm with few Sellers holders ask
ing higher rates, namely, 12(G13c, as to weight
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-24
Dr0Wned at Sca-Neto Steamship Line
- IL Yr0DOsed.

Boston, MASS, Feb. 24.-The British
Brig N Noonan, arrived here to-day from
Mocagrues, reports that her captain was
washed overheard and drowned in a
gale, Feb. 21st.
The merchants of this city have Pc
itetioned the Massachusetts, Legislature
for an act incorporating a steamship line
hence to Liverpool.
I, BOSTON, Feb. M.-Harris, the so-called
South Boston wife murderer, was con-
yicted OF murder in the second degr ee.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-24
Cfvn appropriation Bitt-NetU States-N0
Ectia Session PrObuJie.

WASHINGTON, d. g., Feb. 24.-The Sum-
dry Civil Appropriation Bill is under
discussion in the House to-day. The de-
bate is devoid OF general interest.
The bill for the admission of Colorado
into the Union was called up to-day in
the Senate. The prospects OF its passage
and also OF the passage of the bill admit
ting New Mexico are very favorable.
1t is now generally conceded that there
will scarcely be any necessity ior an
extra session of Congress, and 1T is very
probable none will be ordered.
A bar-keeper named Dempsey shot a
woman named Lolita Warren here last
night. The deed was done in a house
near judiciary square, where the par
ties had rooms together. The woman, it
is sand, can not recover.
1he Katakua 2reaty-Hou0hton on the
Southern Pacitic-RattrOad Land in
California.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.-King Kalakua
came here for the purpose of negotiating
q treaty. and nearly everybody seems
to favor it but the Louisiana Committee.
Its opposition is Oh account of its sugar
interests. Various other sections have
other considerations to present and are
guided in their opposition by local tier.
ests. The treaty is very popular with
the. President and Secretary of State,
and in fact, the entire Cabinet and local
interest will probably give way to the
National demands in this case. 1t is
deemed probable, however, that while
the success scenes certain the treaty
will be adopted, and there will be some
amendments to the confidential draft
sent by the President and Secretary of
State to the Senate.
Houghton yesterday made an argument
before the Committee on Public Lands in
favor OF the Southern Pacific Bill and for
change of route. Provided his amend
supported by the entire California dele
CATION in both houses except Lutrell.
The patent for the Rancho Los Prietos
Najaloy, Equa Santa. Barbara, was for
warded to California yesterday. Capt.
MuIerAattorney for the settlers, was In
fosmed yesterday BY Mendenhall, Of the
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-24
LATEST LOCAL.

WILLIAM WALLER, ofPortsmouth, was
to-day admitted to practice in the United
States Courts.
BAcKENsToNE's vile has written from
Columbus TO ask Sheriff Springmeyer to
learn from Backenstone where her child
is.
AN old lady named Catherine Shrive,
died this morning very suddenly. The
Coroner was notified, and will probably
hold an inquest.
MAYOR JOHNSTON left at 2 O'Clock to-
DAY on visit to his mother who is re-
ported lying very low at her residence
i'll California, o.
THERE will only be one more regular
meeting oil the present Board Of Control.
ihe new members of the Board will be
elected Monday March 9th.
JUDGE TILDEN to-day granted a per-
petual injunction restraining the city
from interfering with A. g. &. W. Ross
IN using the track laid by them from the
yator at the foot Of Fifth street.
A PETITION against Boyer's bill, to do
away with The Fire Commission and put
the management of the Fire Department
into the hands of Council, is being circu-
lated ON Change today, and will also be
presented for signatures tomorrow at
the same place.
TIE citizens Of Hartwell and Wyom-
ing have petitioned the County Commits
sioners to build sewer or drain in that
vicinity to carry off the water that col
lects there whenever there are heavy
rains. The matter was referred to The
Solicitor to report as to the power of the
Board in the premises.
A freight train was wrecked at Hamil-
ton last niSht, which necesitated the dis
patching of an accommodation train to
accommodate the commuters along the
line between Cumminsville and Spring
Grove. The engine broke loose from The
cars and ran as far as Cumm.nsville be-
fore the fact was discovered, when the
engine backed up and resumed its load.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-24
The Mouth of The Mississippi.

The following resolution was presented
on 'Change by Mr.. Woolley to-day, but
was laid over under the rules until TO-
morrow, when action will be taken:
"Resolyed, That in view Of the magni-
tude of the commerce of the region
drained by the Mississippi and its tribu-
taries, it is tie opinion Of this Chamber
that the permanent work to be con-
structed at the mouth Of the Mississippi
Ri er, to secure and maintain channel
deep and wide enough for vessels OF the
largest class should be placed at the
southwest pass, which is acknowledged
to be the largest of the natural outlets,
and the Safest and most commodious for
navigation.
eve recommend the passage of the
above resolution.
&C. W. WOoLLFY,
"T. f. ECKERT,
.-.' sJoHN KYLE,
.'Committee."
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-24
rINANCr4E
Gold is steady to-day at nay; opened at

Gold is steady to-day at lt4K; opened at
114%.
Eastern Exchange is quiet and has UNDER
gone no change since yesterday.
Buying. Selling,
N. Y. Exhange. .... 1-20 dis. 1-20 prem.
Philadelphia Ex'ge.. 1-20 dis. 1-20 prem.
Boston Excnauge... ). 100 dis. 1-20 prem.
Baltlmorc excnange. 1-20 dis. 1-e prem.
Sterling Exchange is firm with moderate de-
mand. No change in rates. 1t is quoted by
the First National Bank: 90 days, 4.S3]a; sight,
467n gold.
Government Securities are generally firm.
There is fair local demand for new 5:2os. The
following are the 1 80 p. NJ. New York quota
tiOns, on which 10k margin is required here:
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-24

MEMPHIS. Feb. s4.-Flour steady at IS 12L(0
7G0 Corn meal scarce and firm at 81 IS in
store.
tran and hay scarce, firm and nominal.
Lard firm at 14h0ol5c. Bulk meats and ba,-
con Source and nominal.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-24

TOLEDO. Feb 24r-Flour dull but unchans-'
ed. Wheat a shade lower: No. / white
Michigan, II 90; extra do, 81 l4s; ambak
Michigan, Il o64; April, 81 10; May, 81 l2XS
No. 2red, 81 061. Corn dull: high mixed, 66xek
March, Csc; April, 69hc; May, 71Kc; low
mixed, 65(g66c; white, sc. Oats quiet and
unchanged. Clover seed, So 40
Dressed hogs, So 25a8 40.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-24
CGOle ChnnQeS.

NEW YORK, Feb. 24.-The manager of
the Anglo-American Telegraph Com
pany has announced 10 President Orton,
OF the Western Union Telegraph Co.,
shat hereafter the rate on message from
this city to London and Paris, will be soc.
per word in gold, and proportional rates
10 cities In southern and eastern Europe.
Weather Notes.
NEW YORK, Feb. 24.-The weather to-
day is exceedingly mild, with the ther-
mometer As degrees above zero. The
atmosphere is close and murky,. and
throughout the night drizzling rain
prevailed, which ceased this morning
with a change in the weather. The ice
in the streets has almost disappeared.
An explosion occurred yesterday at
the tar works of Page Il Kidder, at Bull's
Ferry, N. j., resulting in the death OF j.
Healy, a laborer, and almost completely
demolishing the building. The eXplo-
sion was caused by tar boiling becoming
ignited by the fire.
A. 4 S. BAKER CO.,
large fruit dealing firm ON Washington
street, failed yesterday. The liabilities
are placed at $500. 900. The failure was
caused by the depression III business,
shrinking sales and inability to make
collections.
INCOMING VESSELS
report about that gales OF great violence
amounting to hurricans are prevailed
along the coast and disasters and ship
wrecks We're the consequence. Vessels
have been driven about for days al the
mercy OF the winds, losing spars or other
gearing and the crews are badly frost
blttin.
THE BARK ANNIE LAND
sailed from Liverpool December IL, and
has not since been heard from. 1t is
vessels are overdue.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-24
BLiIndeLnHiG Market.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. A-Butter firm: New
York and Bradford County extras 35Ct37c. DO.
iirsts, 33!G34c.; Western extras, 2Sal30c.; do,
1irsts, 24azIc.; do, rolls, 25g2Ic. Cheese finn:
family, 1GN@lTc.
Eggs lower: Western, 37Q3Sc
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-24

BEEF CATTLE-Ared dull with total range
common to good, $275(g5 rs per Genital gross.
HOGS-There is very quiet market and
some decl ne n prices Common are quoted at
W 25l96 so. Medium to fair at $6 6C(0i ~. Good
grades are worth s. 90(G7 Is; and choice are
offered at 81 25lg7 30 per cental gross.
sHEEP-The market remains quiet with
moderate demand and prices are unchanged.
Common to good are worth $4(G6 per GENITAL
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-24

TAUNTON, MASS, Feb. 24.-The Eagle
Mills, in this city, resumed work to-day
The strikers carrying the 27 cents pei
cut as formerly.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-24
Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, Feb s4-Wheat quiet and UNI.
changed. Corn steady and unchanged. Oats
steady, firmer and unchanged.
Petroleum firm: standard white, car lots,
NC: Ohio State test. 12Ac; small lots, 1@g2c
higher.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-24
LAST EDITION.
By TELEGRAPH.

! TORONTO, ONT, Feb. 24.-J ohm Murrv,
formerly in the lumber business in New
Brunswick, committed suicide in this
city yesterday.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-24

BUFFALO. N. Y, Feb. S4.-Nothing doing. 75c
asked for new corn on track, and 81 for No. 2
Chicago. Wheat: No. 2 Milwaukee, 81 O5.
Oats, 570y5Sc. Rye. 95c.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-24
PiffsUAJO Market.

PITTsDURG, Feb. M.-Wheat quiet nd pr3ces
unchanged. Corn: ear, 75(d77c; shelled, 70(d
TIC.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-24

OswEGo, Feb. 24.---wheat quiet: No. Mill
waukee, 81 IS. Corn steady at s7@Ssc. Barfeys
prime Canada is held at $idOpl AZ.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-24

EAST LIBERTY. Feb. 24.-Hogs: receipts light
shipments. cars. Selling at Sc 30lG6 so; eX.
ira, 81 50g7 rs.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-24
Peoria Market. fN 4


PEORIA, Feb, A.-Corn, el@oec. Oats, wiites
49, 61k0D57c; mixed, SOC.
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three months, on trial, on receipt of
only SO CENTS.
''The Peoples Ledger is an old established
and reliable weekly paper, published every
Saturday, and is very popular throughout tho
N. E. and Middle States. Address,
HERMANN K. CURTIS, Publisher,
e10-Sm.w No. IL School St.. Boston. Mass.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-24
293. John F. Wiltsee, POS.
UNDERTAKER.

Nos 293 AND 295 WEST SIXTH STREET.
Mr.. Wiltsee is assisted by his two sons, and
clerk, one Of whom can always be found at tha
Office NIGHT OR DAY. mh3-ly