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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-05-13

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tUnKvIATrNo Rs-Lx- announcements
OF candidates, in he Palladium. for Nom-
mating Election, or Otherwise, Meer le ac-
companied by the cash, u; the rate ef se.l
3f ~ CLERK. -
We are anrhorixed 70 announce WILLIAM
II. LyNDE as candidate for clerk u the
Wayne strcnit CesSs, subject 70 the R<pub-
lican nomination, smk
We are authorized to announce T1soMAs
NEwBY, as candidate for Clerk of the
Wayne circuit Court, subj Ct 10 the Rspub-
lican nominations.
We are authorized 10 announce EIIHr NJ.
PARKER, as a candidate for recollection TO
the office Cf s'0nnty Auditor. sGbje1 to the
Republican nniuinatfsp. go
EDITOR PALI-ADIrM-Yen will please an
ss as as a ne e.ndi1ase fnr < siis.r.f wayne
county, subject To the Republican Mont
MANY FRIENDS.
TREASURER.
We are authorized 10 announce JOSEPH a.
LEMON rs = candidate for reelection 10 the
Office of County Treasurer. subject to the
Republican nonsfn alton.
lH- 4s s5s' SHERIFF.
We arg authorized to announce JOSH n
l.. SMITH, ~ = candidate for sheriff OF
Wayne comfy, subject 10 tlsc Republican
nomination. ~
Mr.. EDTroR:---Please announce The maine
OF ISsL :, rSSNEx aSa sandads,s fsr shsr,fi
can nominating e.ectiop. 8
Please a 1n,ss re zane q Noss,s
county, subject 10 the Republiean nomins-
ton. MANY FRIENnH.
We are authorized 10 announce LANES n.
DUrERRow, of Franklin sov nship, rs a CALI
!" d the deeision Of the RepSsiissn omin ss.
ting election
Ed. PALLApIuN,--W ishtn = TO place in our
Offices ~ trust, sa pm BILE me Or una0ubted
oa y Ms ws"a
ject to Republican nomination, sire name
Of A. c. WALkER. MANy CrrIzESs-
We are authorized to announce wILII4ax
Wayne county, subject IL the Republican
nomination.
We arc authorized 20 announce JOHN {.
PAGE ~ a candidate for sheriff Of Wayne
county, subject TO- the Republicans nosnina-
lon.
hea nzookr.r ssssEa
| We are authorized to announce W. II.
sAS1s, candidate for Recorder 81 Wayne
county. subject to the decision Of Me Ro-
publican NOMINATING efeeSiS1.
JONES as candidate for reelection to the
Office of County Recorder, subject TO the
Republican nomination.
4 s~sv@ss@. . - 49, ~ 7 =
as9 ----- ag $50
Pursuant 10 an order Of the Wayne Circuit
Court, OF Wayne county, and 9t6ae Of Indi-
ans, made the November Term, MA, The
undersigned will ofeY at public sale, on the
premises hereinafter mentioned, On ~
Saturday, the eah Bay ~ Iwne, ls7l.
~ - ~'sleck a. IL,
Lots numbered thirty seven 81 nd thirty
Gig mt f3sl, in the town OF Newport, In said
couf,ty. The lots Nave ON them . dwelling
house. ia
TERMS OF sALE-Tyo hundred and
fiffy dollars will be required In coeh down.
and the residue in two yeArD after date,
with ten per cent. per annum Interest from
date. Note and mortgage On said lots will
be requirssl OF the purchaser. A deed will
be made when the ksale Is confirmed md the
conveyance Q ordered by the CAsirs.
LEWIS sAMME,
Commissioner.
May 0, 1874. slw-pfsie 50.
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To XIII OPpos1tfors.

Ross Bros will sell anything in
the Drug line at the lowest possible
price $50 lsa
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The Larges ard cheapest
Stock Of Mems and Boys Cloth
ing, and Furnishing Goods, just re
ceiEod, at j. S. Starr & Sons, 241,
Main street. p ~ sa@s a.
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The Fifty Cent store

The Pity Cent store
Guarantee their Hamburg Edg-
ings at 6 Ct per yard to be the
same as sold in other stores for 10
cents.
Those at 10 cts. worth 20 cts.
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THE MARKETS.


corrected weekly by n. w. Briggs and
Thos. Nestor. The former 81 yes the p ices
OF grain, and the latter the prices of o her
produce and groceries.l
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The finest and best ever brought
to this city, Of j. Z. Nye's, No. PIT
Main street. ST.
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Cali and See
The handsome display Of Jowelry
at John G. Foulke's, No. 1 North
Fifth street. ~ ,sua@l,4 GF-
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A second hand Portable Steam
Engine-1O horse power -suita HE
for running q thrashing machine, by
9-5w }. W. Moons
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J. 4 Nye. az Main St.
Has large and splendid stock
OF French Ware. Cali and examine.
2 Oft n
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WALL RaPeri we'll PaPer!!
In great variety and at prices to
defy compe ttion, at j. w. Johnson's
ESQ, Main st. Is
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A. 2. yrocker 4 Co..
Have the largest and cheapest
stock of Umbrellas in the city
Call and see them. 9v ct 8.
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2 All prices from IS cts. to sc, 90,
at A. E. Croker & Co. B. Call and
see them. 6-u
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Don't think that

Ling Farquhar has quit Auction
eering, because he keeps as good
assortment of Groceries as any
other house-but will attend sales
in city or country. 5-2w
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Mr. Charles SoehneT,
State Agent of the world ,renown
ed Steinway Piano, has removed
from his old place of business, No
SO East Washington street Indian
apolis, to No 20 ON the same street.
lately vacated by the well known
Boston Store" This spacious
room has been furnished in elegant
style for the reception of Mr.. Soeh-
ner's stock, which includes not en-
" the Stenway, but the ceaebrated
Hazelton. and the best medium
riced piano in the na,,ket namely.
Gabler. Besides pianos Dir. S.
has on exhibition tine stock OF
Organs, and keeps the most com
plete assortment Of stools and
covers in. The city. Under his inn
lmedAte supervisors, skillful work
men are constantly employed in
tuning, repairing, polishipg and
vanishing. The sterhng quality
Of Mr.. Soellner's goods, and his
personal reliability, VIII doubtless
make this attractive place the head
quarters of tho musical interests
of the State. We advise our musi
! cal friends to visit or address Mr.
Soehner at his new quarters, No.
20 East Washington street.
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About twenty aerss Of excellent
land, very chesps near the toll cato
on the Boston turnpike-or We will
sub divide it to suit purchasers
Apply to Caegaaan 4 Dickinson-
: Richmond, Apri, q. IA. T. sw
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Mrs. A. q. Fisk. -
No. p North Fifth street, has q
beautiful assortment of Millinery
Goods, which she is offering st
greatly reduced rates Styles new,
and prices low. Call and see them
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The Adncss AssSrssaeat Cax
OF Tints and Decorative Paper
Hangings, ever brought to Rich
mond, row on hand at j. w. John
sons, 2s6 Maip street "A
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Gr~ot ehNs1aAes - = 4 ,s.if7-oY =
b In Wall Paper and MonldiDgs, at
J. w John SONS. ESQ Main street
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PaFns0lS, .-7 ,.... =
In great variety, at the Fifty
Cent Store, from IS cts. to 81.
ST
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Fresh Lime, r.. =
Cement, Fire Clay, Fire Brick,
Lath and Hair-always on hand
and for sale at the Red Gate Wood
Yard. 9--5W
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From Is cts. to 81, at the Fifty
Cent Store. $3.50, ST
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GLASS Ware and Cutlery,
The largest and most superb as
sortment ever offered in this mat
ket, at J. E. Nye's, 277 Main street.
q IF
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Farmers, Look Here! al
Take your Produce, such as But
ter, Eggs, etc, to Norton's Grocery.
He pays cash; and sells Sugar, COT
fee, Tea, Mackerel, etc, at very low
figures Store under Phillips Hall,
Main street 9-tf
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RECoRD.


xJansesr Etdersv III XII
- ~ttssns-fRwfs Q. Sitofer.
,.se--Pefer y. kirn. ,,,,
sxr.a-nrer--WillIam l.. Wison-
Arforpey John =. Lyle,
fTvii Engineer-Oliver Bntiei.
~ - Nasfer-Wm. l.: lay ior-
svccs, neastrsr--John honey.
~. As-esror-Iswis al !. Ba xtsr.
IT, LI1 - -, ,,,fssIoner-Dayfd Ilaner,
Sntcf Fire Departn,ent-L 9; bougan,
D.,sre naerd ELDER, Hibt,erd, Conkin-
snisf AZ Police--Aiexander Horney.
-,,sI r. coz xcfL COMMITTEES. lft
xoari 81 Pn5iic Impsesement-hooerfs
Eye, Rosa. y,,,,,,,on pa,-
tomfnittee on Finanee-Dlchh'ah' Hi"-
brrd, Watt ,,-.-.,
- Tnsfms--Pagc. Conklin, Mnriatf,
Streets aud AIleys-Nst, loss, inooeitS
~ TSre OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Duiin, Page.
Public Schools-Duiin, Marlau, Ccnkhn,,
,fMankefs and Public buiiaihss
Gas i.isfit-Conkfin, Page. Hibberd.
.Printing and Stetfonery--W sft, tooeHS'
hickman. v8aa. 11a - sAe.
Raiiroads-- Rosa, Nye- sss -
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List of Letters

Remaining in the Postoffice at RkchI ION
Indiana, May u, 1874.
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We are authorized to annnunce w. II.
SANDs, = candidate for Re corier Of Wayne
county. subject TO, the decision Of the Ro-
publican Nominating eieetiSa. ts
We are authorized to announce JESSE +.
JONES as d candidate for reelection to the
Office of County Recorder, subject TO the
Republican nomination.
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Persons calling for these letters VIII pleaee
say s.axlvertised,s' and give the date of this
list. B. ". DAVIS. p. NJ.
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onIoLEGIsLATURE.

COLUMBUS, March, 3.-In the House
this morning a petition was presented
from several portions of the State asking
the passage Of a prohibitory liquor law,
A resolution was adopted appointing q
special committee 10 investigate the
charges that the stationery furnished the
Constitutional Convention had been pur-
chased at too high rates. House bill pro.
vidipg that persons desiring 10 scratch
election tickets shall cross the objection
able name with ink was passed.
In the Senate, Senate bill providing
that public improvements to be paid for
by special assessments shall not DO made
In cities except on petition Of the owners
Of two-thirds Of the adjacent property.
A bill was introduced to provide that
semi.annual taxes be paid on or before
February 1st and August 1st of each
year, instead Of June and December, as at
present.
In the House this afternoon the follow.
ing bills were passed:
House bill making it the duty Of Coun-
ty Auditors 10 keep a special record In
which corrections oI errors 10 tax dupli.
Gates shall be placed.
Senate bill to FIX definitely the compen.
satlon Of sssignees.
House bill to reduce the time within
which game birds may be killed to one
month, fifteen days in October and the
same In February.
Bills were introduced to amend the
ditch law 80 as 10 prevent the changing
Of natural water courses TO amend the
poor law so as to provide for the reserve
Of $500 dollars with which superintend.
eats Of county infrmaries may purchase
certain supplies for the inmates; to hx
the rate Of legal advertising not now fix
ed by law at one dollar for 1000 ems for
the first insertion and fifty cents for each
additional insertion.
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Meeting of Employees.

PHILADELPHIA, March 3.-Thls after.
noon meeting was held Of the employees
oi the cotton and woolen mills In the
lower section OF the city, who are on q
strike Tor the old price prior TO the reduc.
tion Of 10 per cent. The meeting was
composed principally Of females. Il was
stated that the mills Of Gartlett & Co.,
John Williams and John B. Nelson were
the only ones at present that have shut
their doors, the proprietors OF the
other establishments having acceeded to
the demands Of the employees.
Tho strikers had resolved to hold out,
and It was stated that there was o move
ment on foot to form o union Of ali the
mill hands Tor seli.protection. To.mor.
row the striking weavers in schepper
Bros, at Kensington, about 1900 In
number, will hold a meeting.
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WASHINGTON.

MOLhEI JAIME
WAsHINGToN, March 3.-The session
70 day OF the Committee on Ways and
Means, on the subject Of the seizures Of
the books and papers Of merchants and
importers and Of moieties, was numer-
ously attended, several Chambers OF Com.
merce and Boards ol Trade being repre-.
sented. B. ]. Jayne, the alleged chlet oil
moiety men, made q defense Of his own
conduct, and said u stand before You
accused Of wrong. These gentlemen
come and ask you to listen 70 charges
given under the impulse of public opinion,
and shall / stand here accused while my
vile to-day Is broken hearted by these
charges made by these infamous thieves
and their representatives 2" Mr.. Jayne
was here promptly informed that he must
regard the deGorum oil the occasion, and
was required to take his seat.
The Howard court has adjourned ill
Tuesday next, 10 await the arrival ol
Eeb9n A. Miles, who will act as a mem
Der Of the court 10 the place OF General
Mcdowell.
Tho House Committee on Commerce TO
day agreed 10 report for a favorable &C.
tion on the House bill providing for the
payment Of the bonds Of the Louisville
& Portland Canal Company, with an
amendment that the Secretary Of War in.
stead Of the Secretary Of the Treasury,
purchase and pay for any Of said stock at
the market price. .t.
The House Judiciary Committee to day
considered the Senate amendments 10 the
bankrupt bill, and decided 10 recommend
non.concurrence, and ask Committee oil
Conference.
The House Commttte on Invalid Pen.
sions, to-day, agreed TO the bill which
provides that all pensions granted on &C
count OF diseases contracted in the United
States service, or wounds in battle
since March 4, 1851, which have been
granted or may hereafter be granted on
application being filed previous TO Janu.
ary 1, 1876, shall commence from the date
OF death or discharge. The bill also pro.
vides that-in cases where applications for
pensions are not filed prior to January /,
1875, the pension shall commence from
the date Of filing the last evidence neces.
sary to establish the same; the Limitation
herein prescribed does not apply to the
claims by, or in behalf Of, insane persons,
and minor children OF deceased soldiers
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
The receipts Of the government, from
all sources, for the quarter ending Dec
3lst, was $50 521 500. Expenditures for
the same gerlod, $82S2S,377.
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provided two things only in the nature Of
reformation: First, that the persons en-.
gagged In railroad commerce shall NOT
make unreasonable or extortionate
charges; and second, that they shall not
mako nm pjast discrimination In the matter
ofcharges. The bill was therefore declar.
story Of the common law Itself. Il had
not been prepared In the spirit Of hosti.
ity to any railroad. ltrequired nothing
from them that was not fair, lust, and rea.
sonable; 1t requires from them only that
which the common law, as It stood now
and from time immemorial, required OF
them. lie argued that the power Of
Congress over Interstate railroads was
plenary and unlimited, except where limi.
tation was imposed by the Constitution,
and was equal In extent with the power
Of any single Government over common
carriers. There was no Limitation In the
Constitution in tho declaration that Con.
gresa may regulate commerce. As to what
Congress might do In the way Of regu-
lating commerce, 1t was Tor Congress itself
to decide, provided what II did was in the
nature Of q regulation. There was not
and there could not be any other llmita-
ton on the power OF Congress under the
Constitution, both in authority and reason.
The proposition contained In the bill was
for the regulation Of commerce, and
would inevitable be held to be proper
and Legitimate exercise of the power Of
Congress. :,
Without taking action on the bill,
which is the special order from day 10
day until disposed OF, the House ad-
iourned
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ANovel Plan for Fixing the Compen'
Satlon Of Congressman.


George W. Dean, Of New York, pro
poses the following bill for the compen-
satiOn of Senators and Representatives in
Congress:
Bet enacted, That Senators and Repre-
sentatIyes shall receive compensation on
and after the 4lh day Of March, 1875, aH
follows When the balance OF trade with
foreign countries Is against our people
each Senator shall receive 5000 and
each Representative 5000 per annum
and when the balance Of trade with for
eign countries is in our peoples favor
each Senator shall receive $4,000 and
each Representative $500 per annum
In determining the balance Of trade
neither bullion nor coin shall be counted
N an Import or export,
The author adds the following sugges-
lion; In the language Of the National
e'ange Constitution, mo people can ever
become prosperous who are not sell-sus-
tanning. Our fertile soil, exhaustlesl
mineral wealth, abundant water power
and genial, Salubrlous climate avail u,
nothing II annually we expend million.
for subsistence"
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.


STILL AT IT.
LONDON, March IA dispatch from
81 Jean de Luse bays the CarllSts have
kept up steady bombardment Of BIlboa
for the last six days.
FRARs AND ANXIETY IN LONDON,
News from the Gold Coast Of later
date than Gen. Wolsely's dispatch has
been received. All kinds Of rumors are
in circulation, and grave fears are enter.
tanned that some disaster may have oc-
CURED to the expeditionsry force on It's
march back to the sea coast The
anxiety In the department Of the War
Office Is such that Mr.. Greathouse had 10
stop there until late hour, and the
clerks remain on duty all night.
Tho steamer from the cape coast OF
Castle, with dispatches, was due Of Lis.
bon on the 29th Of February. It Is pos.
able she may not intend to stop at lis.
bon, and Is coming to England direct.
But such course would be contrary 10
rules.
A conference Of home rulers was held
In Dublin today. The Lord Mayor Of the
city presided.
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Heniher ROBOT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, u. O., MArch3.- 800 r. Y.
PROBABILITIES.

PROBABILITIES.
For New England brisk southeas
winds veering TO the southwest, cloudy
and rainy weather.
For the Middle States fresh to very
brisk southerly winds, veering to westerly
with cloudy and rainy weather.
For the Lower Lake Region brisk and
high winds and heavy rain tonight, thu
former shifting to the west and north OF
Wednesday, with falling weather and q
decided fall Of temperature.
For the Upper Lake Region, Iowa an6
Missouri, rising barometer, decided fall o.
temperature, northwest and northward
winds, diminishing in force, and clear Of
clearing weather, which conditions will
and Tennessee.
For the South Atlantic and Eastern
Gulf States, fresh 10 brisk southerly
winds, veering to westerly, partly cloudy
weather and probably light rain.
For the Western Gulf States, light rain
tonight, but winds veering to west and
north on Wednesday, with falling tenn.
perature, clearing weather, and In Texas
probably norther.
The upper Ohio will commence risinr
on Wednesday. The lower Ohio viii
continue falling. The Mississippi below
Memphis will continue slowly rising.
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CHICAGO. March S.-Flour-Dull bu,
unchanged. Wheat-Irregular and low.
er; closed steady; No. l Chicago spring
81 2li No, 2 do 81 1si cash; 81 cot
April; 81 25f May; No. 8 spring 81 141s
! 10. Corn-Fair demand at lower rates;
No. . mixed 503c cash or March; GO4c
April; GSsc bid May; new No. Q mixed
54c; rejected old 54Fa55c; new 5l4a5l4c.
oAts-steady; No. 2, 4Sc cash; 4SIo
April. Rye-Fair demand, firm and
unchanged. Barley - Dull and a
shade lower; No. 2 spring 81 81;
No. 3 spring 81 40. ProVisions-Mess
Pork-Fair demand and advanced !;
$14 Is cash or March; $l4 45 April.
Lard-Fair demand and advanced; So 55
cash or March; IS rs April. Bulk Meats
Good demand at full prices; shoulders
held at 5tc loose spot; sales at Sic April:
55c May short rib mlddles nc; short
clear 7sc. Dressed Hogs-Dull but un-
changed. Whisky-Quiet; sales reported
al BIr
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Philadelphia wool Market.

PHILADELPHIA, March 2 - Wool L.
Flrmer good demand; Ohio, Pennsylvania
and West Virginia double extra
and above 56A57Rc; extra 55a57c: me-
dium 55a57c; coarse, 45a5Oc, New
York, Michigan, Indiana and western
tne 6OacSc; medium 54a5Gc; coarse 45
a6Oc; combing washed 85a70c; combing
unwashed 4SA45. Canada combIugs O.
a65c; fine unwashed 36a3Sc; coarse and
medium washed 30a8sr; tub washed 54a
o7c; extra and Merino pulled 15a6Oc
No, l and superfne pulled 45a50c.
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TrIal TrIp Of ,he Edrnr stuart.

BALTIMORE, March ga dispatch sayr
the Edgar Stuart, In her trial trip yester
day, was confined by the Government to
q point fifteen miles down the bay, where
q revenue cutter was stationed to bar the
Stuart II there was an intention on her
part Of slipping of to sea. She carried
an American tlSg at her gaff, Cuban flag
at the fore, q Brltish flag amidships and q
private pennant Ut the main. Her arma.
ment consisted OF two brass boarding
swivels and beside these she carries a
plentiful supply Of aide arms for her crew.
The trial trip Is thought To demonstrate
that the Stuart cannot make more than
ten miles an hour,
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New York. March 3,-Cottrn-Dull;
middling uplands 1Gc. Flour-Quiet !;
superfne, western and State IS 70aG 10;
common to good 80 30aG 90; good TO
choice so G5a6 So; white wheat extra
SO S5a7 85; extra Ohio SO 40A7 05. Wheat
Quiet. Rye-Dull at 9Sca$l OF. Bar.
ley-Unchauged. Corn-Fair demand
and higher; new western mixed 7sas2c;
new yellow western S0as3c; white wes-
tern 79aslc. Oats-Firmer; mixed wes-
tern Olia63c; white western G2laO4c.
Cohee-Very strongi Rio 29is204c. Sugar
Firm. Whisky-Steady at 06c.
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Cincinnati Market,

CINCINNATI, March 3.-Cotton-Easy
at 16tc. Flour-steady. Wheat-Duli;
81 S8A1 40. Corn-Dull; 57a60c. Oats
Quiet and unchanged; 44a51c. Rye
Steady; 81 Oh. Barley-Quiet and un-
changed. 0ils-Unchanged. Eggs-DuIl
and dropping; TIC. Butter-Easier, but
not lower. Oheese-Firm. Mess Pork
Sales $l4 25. Lard-Good demand;
1000 tierces steam sold at SIC; kettle
quotable OF 81. Bulk Meats-Steady;
shoulders sc spot; &c buyer May; &c
buyer Junei clear rib Zee spot; Sc buyer
May; SIC buyer June; clear 74a7lc. Ba-
con quiet; shoulders held at 8fc; clear rib
sold at StaS4c; clear siaSsc. Whisky
Firm; 00c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-03-04

The Grown Princess OF Brazil is in g
bad dx. She is at present living in Paris
with her husband, the eldest son Of the
Duke Of Nemours, and ought to be In
Brazil for the following reason: By the
laws oil that country 1t IS required thai
the heir Of the throne shall be born or
Brazilian soil; and the Grown Princess
has tried repeatedly TO get there, but heI
physicians are positive that the voyage
would kill her. 1t Is now proposed tc
get over the difficulty by removing the
lady to the house Of the Brazilian Embss
ssdor, which, according to the construc-
tive international law, Is TO be looket
Rpon as Brazilian soil.