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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-03
NINTH ANNUAL ANNIVERSARY.

The members and invited guests Of this Association
notified that the banquet and proce ssion viii
take place
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3.
The members requested to assemble at their Hall
POydrAs Market) at 1 o'clock z. M in regalia
and en- blems of the Association.
Members are requested to be punctual those who do
not conform to the regulations will be subject to
fine to be fixed by the Board of Arbitration
NOTICE-Ajl Members who have not received
their tickets for the Banquet of October 3d. here
by notified that they can obtain the same at the Hall
before the procession moves, at the door of tho
Banquet HALL
By order of the President.
- WIN MAYBE.
L. GREGOltE, Secretary or Ut
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DIR. Geo. j. FrietlricltS,
DENTAL SURGEON,
15J st. Charles street, corner of Gired,
Square above the City Hall.
jal0 2dpSu1
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COPARTNERSHIP-M ANDREW X. BROWN
" has interest," in my business from date. The
stvle of the firm will hereafter be known A. MIL.
TENBERGER 81 co. G. A. MILTENBERGER.
New Orleans, Oct LIST, 1875.
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REMOVALS.

d EMOVAL-MME. EMERY HEREBY IN
III forms her friends and patrons that she has re-
moved from No. II to No. "a Royal street where she
will receive and execute all orders with promptness.
s29 ct
nR. g. j. BICKHAM HAS REMOVED TO
$40 Magazine street,
s23 3w Corner of jackson.
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d EFERRING TO THE ABOVE, THE UNDER
IL signed takes pleasure to inform his friends and
the public in general th.t he has reno, ed from 81
TchOupitoulas to No. 81 Magazine street where he
will continue the wholesale Grocery and Liquor bust
ness, and will be happy to meet his many friends.
or RI e. DOYLE
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LNOR RENr-Three Cottages very cheap,
IL of four and six rooms, Nos. co. 9O12 and 90 Boil
street three streets back of Claiborne one hall
square from Common street cars. $40 str
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ADJUSTMENTS.


RDWELLs ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
BRIEF ENGAGEMENT OF
| sALISBURY's TROUBADOURS,
| THE AMERICAN vOKES.
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY COMMENCING
| Sunday, October 3, 1875.
This highly successful Comedy Organization will
max. their debut in their great comic absurdity,
entitled PATCHWORK resolved everywhere
with shouts of laughter. The perform ,nee win
UNDkR FALSE COLoRS."
Matinees Wednesdays and Saturdays.
SUNDAY, October 10, 1s75-Robertss JACK AND
I'LL Ill, PA l1,L. Ne, and LEoNA DAREs
GLOBE THEATER-
CHAS. HOWARD. -. Lessee and Manager
MONDAY. October 4, 1878,
First appearance of
MR. AND MRS. E. F. HARNESS
SPECIALITY ARTISTS!
Madam Sanyeah Female Trapeze Performer; John
Conkling, the Great Athlete Cannon Ball Per-
formers Cashen and Dor ty, Song and Dance
artists in addition to our Company of Twenty
five Star Artists
Admission 10, IS, 2J and so Cents.
LADIES MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY at
II o'coJk. Admission to all parts of the house,
rs cents. The bars Of this Theater are furnished
with wines and Liquors from the store-room Of
Z. Lacoume, Proprietor of the St Charles Ex-
change. o3 If
GAYErY THEArER-
Corner Common and Ii ara ne streets.
THIS FAvORITE PLACE OF AMUSEMENT.
Haviag been thoroughly reitted. repainted and
newly decorated wi open
SATURDAY, OCTOBER>2, 1898,
WITH AN ENTIRE NEW COMPANY,
Comprising Male and Female Artists twenty-five in
al selec ed from all the different Theaters North
ard West
ADMISSION-Twenty-fve CENTS s26
(xRAND FANCY DRESS, MAsQUE AND
CALICO BALL,
PHILADELPHIA FIRE COMPANY, NO. IA.
Saturday Evening, October 80, 1878,
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL,
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
y W. =; Grady. g. ! J MAIiltemore, B: BesRosito.
j. D. Houston n.'-A I. Flem aasa' Barrel
Applications for Ladies' invitations to be made at
the Hall of the Company.
Proposals for rent of Hat Bar Room and Restau-
rant to be made to M. Fnnerty, corner Howard and
PerdidO stre-ts; g. J. Miltemore, Z Commercial
Place; W. B. Kleinpeter, 81 Camp street.
Tickets Two Dollars.
O3 10. IA to 80
@ ECOND GRAND
DRESS AND FANCY DRESS BALL
OF THE
HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

DRIVATE BOARDING-A gentleman and his
i wife or two single gentlemen can proc board
with all the comforts OF home, il private family
by applying at ass lehoup,toulas street. between
Race and Orange. Three meals per day. Terms
n oderate c3 lt*
UNFINISHED ROOMS TO RENT - Two nicely
Il furnis he'd rooms sui able for single gentlemen
small family. Apply at Asa Magazine street.
O3 2t
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G. A. MILTENBERGER s. CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
COAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

Pittsburg, Mount Carbon and other GOALS de
Evered to Planters Steamers Factors, Presses and
Families, at LOWEST MARKET RATES
COAL IN CASKS FOR SHIPMENT.
Office So CAMP STREET. up stairs.
Yard On Levee, bet Race and Robin street,.
N. B.-Will remove to No. 66 CAMP STREET
about the 18th of October. oil 15t
HOPARTNERSHIP ~ The undersigned have
~ formed copartnershp under the name and style
of BURKE a. THOMPSON. for the tran action Of
wholesale Grocery and importing business at No. 66
TchOupit0ulas, and IL Commerce street
MIC hOLAS BURKE,
PHILIP THOMPSON.
New Orleans Sept 1. 1875. sit
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HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT

ST. PATRICK,S HALL,
On Saturday Evening, November 30, 1878.
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SECOND GRAND
DRESS AND FANCY DRESS BALL
OF THE
HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT
AND
MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION OF LOUISIANA,
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ROARDING-A pleasant and nicely furnished
ID from and back room suitable for gentleman and
wife single gentlemen, may be had, with board
in private family with the com orts of a home !;
location central and convenient three lines of cars
Apply at 155 Calliope between Camp and St Charles
streets. % 1T
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DOARDING-The CARONDELET HOUSE; cor
ID Carondelet and P0ydras streets has just been
thoroughly renovated and put in complete order for
the ption of boarders both permanent and tran
sent The House is centrally located and is convent
ent for men in business as well as for transient
SONS visiting the city. Terms very reasonable.
s23 I'm Mrs. E. A. AINSCIE.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-23
POLICE COURT.

Drunk andiDisorderly.-- Lender, So and
costs: Amanda Logan, Kate Collins, each 81
days; Ellen Terry. Josephine Mclean, each
continued to the 2dth inst; Peter Denie, con-
tinued to the gath inst; John O'Donneli, dis
missed; Mary Ryan, Is days: Chas. Leech, j.
Disler, eaeh 50 and costs.
Miscellaneous.-Denn tIarbelly. intent to
kill, held to Grand Jury; Henry Ballman. har-
boring vicious dog, dismissed; Bishop Hall,
grand larceny, dismissed; Il. Rothchild, re-
ceiving stolen goods, dismissed; S. Newcomb,
Archie LOWS, gaming devices, continued to
April 24th; VIM Harrison, same, l0and $2O and
costs; Con. Leary, same, dismissed; Alfred
Edwards, same, 10 days, 500 and costs; Fred.
T.. Bolles, malicious destruction, dismissed
Thos. Bush, abusing family, continued to the
18th inst: Con. OLeary, yagraney, 80 days;
Kate Shanahan and VIM. Thompson, street
begging, each ~ days; Frank Long, lettering,
30 days; John Williams. street begging. dis
missed; Ihos. Sullivan, petit larceny. con-
tnued to the 26th inst; Emil PialTenbcr. and
Louis Bibber, dismissed; Fred. f. Bolles,
cruelty to animals, $25 and costs.
Assault and Battery.-Ed. Tudor, 80 days.
suspended; LeonardSater and Mollic Veiay,
each continued to the oath inst
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-23
The Board of Aldermen,

The Board met in regular session
President Refs in the Clair and twenty
one members present.
Journal approved without reading.
A petition by Mr.. Hollingshead TO,
damages, was referred to the Committee
on Claims.
A petition by John Hortner was re.
ferred to the Committee on Laws and
Contracts.
A petition by e. +. Kleinschmidt was
referred to Committee of Three.
Mir. Gardner apologized for the slur he
had cast Oh Mr.. Winkley at the last
meeting.
The Committee on Rules made their re.
port to the same effect of the last years
rules. A motion was made to strike out
from the rules the section referring to
the prohibition of smoking during the
session OF the Board. Carried.
The rules of the Board were read and
adopted.
The report of the Committee on Unfin.
ished Business was adopted.
An ordinance to appropriate 81, ,634 to
defray the expenses OF the April elec-
tion was read for the first time, and. on
suspension Of the rules. was allowed to
20 to its second and third readings, and
passed.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-23
RIVER NEWS.

Steamboatmen's attention is called to the
fact that THE STAR River Column is a perma-
nent thing, and We propose to furnish all the
news floating about-which OF course emanates
from reliable source-that will be Of interest
to the fraternity throughout the country. Any
information left at the counting room or given
our reporter will be thankfully received. THE
sTAR can he purchased of newsboys on Change
and along the Public Landing.
The weather to-day is clear and pleasant.
The river continues recediug slowly with 10
feet inches in the channel by thew ater- works
marks at O'Clock this morning.
Towboat Movements-rhe Warner and
barges are to load at st. Louis for Steubenvlle
with iron ore. The Fred. Wilson No. left
Pittsburg last night with coal for Louisville,
The Coal Valley leaves PIttsburg to-day with
a-tow for Cincinnati.
The John w. Means left Ironton last night
for Pomeloy with empty bargcs.
The Etna left at the same time for Louisville
with two barges Of coal, two Of pig iron, and
one containing 500 kegs nails and rs tons bar
frou. The towboat Longfcllow left Frankfort
-.HH~--' =
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-23
Ne,y York Market.

NEW YORK, April 23.-Flour heavy: super :
fine Western and State, S4 coca S5; common to
good extra, s5@5 25; good to choice, s. 39e5 co.:
white wheat: W Western extra, s. 3016 70; extra
Ohio, IS 05g6 S5; st. Louis, s5 S6(GS 20. Rye
flour steady at "a S5g5 30. Corn-mcal quiet:
Western, s404 so.
Wheat in moderate demand: No. spring,
81 25gl 20; No. spring, 81 1901 II; No. 2 CHI
cago, 81 170g1 20; No. = Northwestern, 81 22n
Al: No. 2 Milwaukee,, 81 1901 "; ungraded
Iowa and Minnesota spring, 81 1881 n; winter
red W estern, 81 24(p1 20; amber Western, ~ 20
(pl 80; white Western, 81 S2G1 30. Rye quiet:
Canada, 81 IL; State, 81 10. Barley more active,
but prices are unchanged. Malt quiet ana
heavy. Corn in moderate demand: mixed
Western, SO dS99c; yellow Western, 9l(dgl nc;
white Western, s91Sc in store. Oats lower;
mixed Western. 7sig15c; white Western, 74(gT7c
Hay unchanged.
Coffee firm and in fair demand at le,S61l6sSc.
sugar very strong; fair 10 good refining 1916
as 5-l6c; prime, s3s(9S 7-16: refined, 1Q0
~ 1915. Molasses firner: 50 test, 43}s sQ444c.
Rice quiet and unchanged.
Petroleum frmer: refined. l3X@l4c; crude
6aSXc. Strained resin firm at - i.sGa Is,
Spirits turpentiGe steady at 81 o.
Eggs firm: Western, l7(GlSsc.
Pork lower at S22 371a. Beef unchanged. Cut
meats quiet. Miadles firmer: Western long,
cut l2l4c; short do, 1890. Lard cuiet ami
hrmer; PRIME steam, 1890.
Butter heavy; Western, lsQlgc. Cheese
steady at 100l64c.
Whisky euiet at 81 l49ll5.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-23
LATEST LOCAL,


THE Southern Railroad trustees meet
| this afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
The Odd-fellows' spelling match, Civ.
en- by The Messiah Lodge No. 1,641, q. U.
0. o. F., will take place this evening ut
Allen Temple, The proceeds 60 toward
paying the indebtedness Of the lodge.
On 'Change the death OF j. Findlay
Cunningham was announced, and b. f.
Evans, b. +. Davis, Robt. Syms, VIM.
| EbersOle and A. &. Gano appointed to
report to the Chamber appropriate reso-
lutiOns.
OFFICER PAssAUER, suspended from
duty Few days ago, has again been re-
instated as patrolman by Mayor john
st0n, on the request of many citizens, as
he has always proved an efficient and
courteous officer.
ABOUT 2 O'clock this afternoon coal
HEAVIER, named Chas. Howard, had his
foot badly smashed by the wheels of one
| Of Ross coal wagons, which run over it.
He was taken to the Cincinnati Hospital.
Mr.. INGALLS,, President of the Indian
apolis, Cincinnati & Lafayette Railroad,
Is in Indianapolis making arrangements
| forthe new, or rather, the old scale OF
prices that goes into effect by the agree
ment Of the Indianapolis, Cincinnati &
Lafayette Company with the Ohio &
| Mississippi. ~
THE circular saw has been heard from
again-this time at the ROyer Wheel
COmpany's works, on Third street, west
OF Smith. Yesterday it took off the four
fingers OF L. o. Maley, and to-day 1t mur
tilated the index and took off the little
finger of John Klrschners right hand.
TO-DAY in the u: S. Court Judge Swing
fined Jas. Benton, of Belmont county,
81, 900 and sentenced him to six months
Imprisonment, for selling liquor without
license. He suspended the execution of
the sentence, however, as it appeared
that Benton had only sold four drinks
and realized ten cents in cash. lie was
dismissed on promise for future OBJ
servance Of the revenue laws.
OFFICER LOGAN, whose post of duty is
on the corner Of Vine and Filth streets,
this morning, by daring and generous
act, prevented a serious and probably
fatal accident. A horse attached to a
delivery wagon took fright at the corner
of Vine and Seventh street, and dashed
down Vine at a terrible rate. AS
the horse reached Fifth street it made
directly toward lady who was crossing
the street, and in spite of her utmost en-
deavors must have run over her had 1t
not been for Officer Logan, who seeing
her danger, rushed out at the imminent
risk Of his own life, and seizing her liter
ally carried her out of danger. A STAR
reporter happened along a short time
afterward, just in time to hear her, after
she had recovered from her fright, thank
the officer tor having been, to use her
own words, $50 brave and kind as to
risk your own life in saving mine."
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-23

Beecher said he would suffer no retrac.
tion orAanything else until Tilt0n and
Moulton withdrew all the charges against
his moral character.
Morris endeavored to show that wit
ness had not given all the instructions
ana authority he had received from
Beecher. Witness explained that he re.
ceived Instructions verbally at the Twin
Mountain House as Beecher was getting
on the cars. Beecher gave him letter
OF authority, which he afterward acted
under.
He said he left the fremont House on
account of the following dispatch:
alvin Mountain House, Boston, Mass,
Sept. 70, 1874. TO Fl. w. Beecher. =
"Come in the name of the Father, and
Immediately, to avert terrible calami.
ty. have through three years labored
in silence and procured an opportunity
which hoped only for day. Do not
Illustrate me. With hesitatiGn
+ lSigned) "JAs. REDPATH."
The dispatch was in Latin. Beecher
answered in English, as follows:
"TwIN MOUNTAIN House,
''September II, 1874.
"Cleveland will meet you at the depot.
I have given him full letter Of author.
ity. Can not leave here until Monday,
II can at all.
(Signed) "H. W. BEECHER."
After an exhaustive examination
Cleveland declared that he did not see
MOulton, nor did he expect to see him.
Cleveland continued: My connection
with the Christian Union ceased 2lst OF
December, 1873. L know w. II. Ford, of
the house of b. b. Ford & Co.
never told him l knew the secret of
Beecher's relations with Mrs. Tilton,
Dut would never diyulge 1T. Never said
anything like it.
Morris then took up the report of the
Investigation Committee, of which
Cleveland was member, and questioned
him as to the manner Of making up the
report.
Cleveland's Illness has made him very
weak and he seems excited. He COM
planned to the Judge that his illness had
SO affected his brain that many things
regarding the investigation he could not
recall.
Judge Nelson offered to postpone the
examination of witness, but Cleveland
said if it was postponed he could not
recollect many things.
One OF his attacks has caused q sus-
pension OF his mental powers. Upon
Evarts' suggestion it was agreed to take
what the witness remembered, and what
he could not rec0llect to let go.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-23

The twenty first annual meeting of the
English Congregational Chapel Building
Society was recently held in the Memo.
rial Hall, London. The report stated
that the loan fund had increased during
thepast year from $4,000 to 925,0OO. A
special effort is to be made to raise the
fund to 100000 by the end of 1878. The
income OF the Society for the year 1874,
including the balance from the year pre-
yious, was 97,957; expenditures, Go 1900.
The society had taken action in the cases 8
Of from seventy to eighty chapels during
the year. The total number of chapels
aided by the society since its organiza-
ti0n has been 400.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-23
Baltta,, ore Market.

BALTIMORE. April 23.-Flour quiet, steady,
and unchanged. Wheat firm: No. red Vest
ern, II ~. Corn firmer: Western mixed. S8c.
mixed, 6S069c. Rye quiet and unchanged.
Hay dull and unchanged.
Provisions quiet and easier, but not quota
bly, lower. Pork $22 5U(023 Bulk meats NOM
inal: shoulders, s1@9c; clear rib, 1aSt@l2kc.
loose. Bacon quiet; shoulders, 9X(Gl0c; clear
rib, l3@13hc; hams, 15(G155Sc Lard: refined,
l6G18kc. Butter: new fairly active; choice
to extra fine, 26129c; good to prime, 23(G2sc !;
old dull and nominal.
Petroleum nominally at 6396Xc.
Coffee firm and Unchanged.
Whisky quiet at 81 l41S(l1 Is.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-23

BROOKLYN, April 23-The City Court,
as usual, was crowded to-day. Consid-
erap.e interest centers in the coming
testimony of Frank Carpenter, which it
is claimed will be intensely racy. The
proceedings opened with the resumption
oil Cleyeland's cross-examination. He
.testited that he lett the White Noun
tains in September, 1874. 1t was after
the report Oh the Investigating Commit
tee.
Witness remembered Moulton was pre-
pairing statement for publication in
reply to Beecher's blackmail charge.
Witness did not 60 to Boston to prevent
she publication Of Moulton,s statement.
Beecher told witness to go to Boston
ana see what all the telcgraphing meant.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-23
More Trouble ssi,h the James Brothers.

LIBERTY, MO-, April 23.-MOre trouble
with the James brothers is feared. The
efforts of some of the citizens of this
place, in conjunction with Pinkerton's
detectives, to arrest these outlaws has
embittered them and their friends, who
appear to be numerous. Askew was
murdered April 18th because of the as.
distance he rendered the detectives, and
since that time five other men have been
notified that they will be killed for the
same offense.
The outlaws have as many friends as
enemies, and it seems probable that they
to their already extended list of crimes.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-23
Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA. April 23.-Flour dull: Wis
consin and Minnesota family. So 20 as rs;
Pennsylvania, Indiana and Ohio do, IS 25(O6;
high grades, S6 121s0G7 50. Wheat slow: red,
81 25tl1 n. Rye held at 81 %. Corn in good
demand: yellow and mixed. S6GS7c. Oats in
good demand: white, 6ylg70c; mixed, Csc.
Butter quiet: New York Bradford county
extras, 2sI030c; firsts, 25S+27c; Western extras,
22(q24c; do frsts, 1Sg20c; do rolls, 22lQ23c.
Cheese firm: Western at l69l6Ac. Eggs
frmer: Western at 21A25c,
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-23
Ki,tcd by the Failing of a Building,

Killed by the Failing Of. a Building.
NEW YORK, April pa terrible acci.
dent occurred this morning by the fall.
ing OF u two and half story building
while uLder repair, at Twenty eighth
street. David Costello, laborer, was
Instantly killed and several others
seriously injured. Messrs. Murphy and
McGinty had the contract for raising and
altering the building. The property was
owned by the Seventh Presbyterian
Church adjoining!
= Charles q. Lewis, of the firm Of Web
ster, Lewis d Co.. which recently failed,
committed suicide at his hotel yester-
aaV.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-23
Louisville Market.

LOUISVILLE. April :3,-Flour: superiue, s4Sd
4 25; fancy, S5 1906 rs. Corn firm at q a74c.
Oats firm at 66 G66c. Rye iirmer at 81 ~ on ar
rival, in bulk.
Hay quiet and steady at S1SD2i.
PROVISIONS in good demand and prices are
advancing. Pork, sa2 @923. Bulk meats, So
01lAQol2Hc. Bacon, 9htgl2AGlsbc. Hams:
sugar. cured, l34@l4c. Lard: prime steam,
155se: tlerce, l6c; Kegs, l6hGl6&c.
Whisky, II II.
Bagglng quiet and firm at i24G1sHc.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-23
Toledo Mal.Ecef.

TOLEDO, april a3,-Flour steady. Wheat in
fair demand and advanced: No. white Wa
bash, 81 n; No. 8 do, II 81; No. white Mich
/ 21; May, 81 81; June, 81 25; No. | red, 81 70;
No. do, 81 2Og1 q: July. 81 u; No. amber
Illinois, 81 "A; No. do, 81 81: May, 81 ~. Corn
steady: high mixed, 75c; May, &c; June, IG9le;
Csc; Michigan, 64c.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-23

BOSTON, April "a Flour in good demand:
Western .o supernhe, "a 1904 %; common common ex-
tras 50 75(96 IS: white wheat Uhio Indiana
and Michigan, $6 rs; ILLINOIS, $6e7; st. LOUIS,
$e(GS; fancy Minnesota, S7iGS5i. Corn firm but
uuict: mixed and yellow, 80 g95c. Oats, mixed
and white, 73a16a.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-23
st. Lonis MarIcet.

ST. LOUIS. April 23-Flour in fair demand.
Wheat active No. red winter, 81 81, cash;
81 S411 dGy1 S5, May; 81 3G(Gl 36>s, June; No.
do, 81 80; No. Chicago spring, 81 O6 asked,
IL 0sK bid. Corn trmer and shade better:
June. Oats inactive and weak: No. :, 631st0
65c, cash: G5]sc, June. Barley firm ami tend
ing up; offerings light and put little done,
Rye: No sales.
Whisky higher. at 81 IL.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-23
Mtttpnukee Market.

MILWAUKEE. April 80 Flour steady and
q do, 81 CAY; May. 81 05k; June, 81 U61l. Oats
scarce and higher: No. :, III store. bzc. Corn
Duoyant and higher: No. mixed, in store, l2c;
May, TSc. Rye firm: NO. /, in store, II l6
Barley firm and higher: No. 2 spring, II IL; No.
3 spring, III store, IL VI.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-23

DETROIT, April 23.-Flour quiet and un-
changed. Wheat in fair demand and firm:
extra, Sl-251<; No. l, 81 %. Corn in lair de-
mand and tirm at 1870. oats quiet and un-
changed. No. mixed, &c.
r-Seed 81 50,
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-23

INDIANAPOLIS, April %. Flour steady at
Der, 81 1901 Is; white, 81 15@Dl 20. Corn steauy:
ear, 69a70c; sheiled, T3G74c. Oats steady:
mixed, 60g6lc; white, 63c. Rye, 81 OF. Bran,
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-23

BUFFALO, April 23.-Wheat more in demand !:
Nos. l and . Minnesota, 81 II. Corn quiet and
firm: sales Of new on track at S3hc Barley
scarce.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-23

Some parties are cutting one of the big
trees in the Tulare grove, 20 feot in diam.
eter and over 300 in height, forexhibition
at the Centennial.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-23

CLEVELAND. April 23.-Wheat firm: No. red
held at 81 20; No. 2 do, 81 IS. Corn higher at IL
Ql7Sc; ears, 74c. Oats unchanged.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-23
Pttfsbu3.g Market.

PITTsBURa, April 23.-Wheat very dull. Corn
firm and higher; mixed and white quoted at Is
QgS2c; prime yellow, s2tOS3c, free in elevator
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-23

OswEGo, April 23.-Wheat quiet: No. Mil.
waukee, 81 %. Corn quiet at SIC. Barley dull.
Canada, 81 8Sx.