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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-24
MANCHE TEE NEWS.

FiRg-ALAsM.-The alarm of fire sounded
yesterday from the station-house about II.
O'Clock was caused by the burning Of o few:
shingles on the roof of the dwelling-hou
OF Mr.. August Brandis, situated on Hull;
street between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
streets. The f-e, which originated from at
defective flue, was suppressed by the aid OF
few buckets OF water. Damage trifling.
LEorURE.-Rev. w. w. Green, State Iec-,
turer Of the Friends of Temperance, will
deliver at an early day lecture on temper
ance before the Manchester Council.
APPOINTED FREIGHT AGENT.--Mr. Thomas
Il. Bransford, Of this city, has been appoint
ed general freight agent OF the Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad Company, with .
headquarters ut Richmond.
POLICE CoURT.-Justice Hancock disposed
of the following business in this court yes.
tcrday: Nelson Pettis (uegro), charged With
creating disturbance, was fined S2.
BRIEF IrEMs.-The many friends OF Mr.,
James NJ. Moody will regret to learn that he,
is confined to his bed by indspositiou.
An important notice to the Taxpayers OF
Chesterfield county will be found in another
column of this, paper.
The police force were paid of Yesterday
Rev. NJ. D. Hoge, ID. D., will preach at the,
Presbyterian church tonight, and each night
thereafter during the week.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS RgxArNIHa m qHEi
RlcHMosD Posr-O OFFICE NovEaBER %. I8T4s-
Mrs. Garland Clark. No. 35 Jackson street,,
city; Judge Alfred Morton, city; Rev. r.,
Rickel, Elizabeth City, N. O.; Governor
James Z. Kemper, State House, city !; Z. Lion
Esq, WarrentoD, Va; Mrs. Chatip, 8e6,
Ninth street, city I. R. Price 4 Co, Main,
and Eleventh streets, city; Cadet John w.
Clarke. Lexington, Va; Rev. William e..
Evans o. G. Hoyt, city; William Daffron,
143S Main street; Mrs. III. @. Alexander,
Eutaw, Ala.; William c. Bentley, post-olieer
box SO, city.
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POLICE COURT MoNDAY.-The following
l:..osod of h,- Jr1Stipe CrpW YES

POLICE CouRT, MoNDAY.-The following
cases were disposed of by Justice Crew yes.
Iterday: n., u,r.;n
James Elicit, and Jack Street, were hned "
eacb, Henry and Julia BrownSl.5o each' ana
Alfred Brown 81, for drunkenness.
James Fleet, stealing. was sent to Jail Tor
ten DAYS. An appeal was taken to the deei-
sion. and the case will go to the HusIlngs
Court. Fleet was allowed bail.
Martha Hudson, charged with aisorderiy
conduct in the street, was sent to Jail.
Robert and Parthenla Shelton were hneo
$3.50 for creating disturbance IN the street'
George Washington, arrested ior arunA'
enness, was sent to Jail for fifteen DAYS. -,
Charles Williams. and john ALEXANDER;
charged with allowing gaming 10 oe earIlss
on in their bar-room, were sent to the grand
,,,r Ia F rsgf Z -
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HrsTysGs CoURT-CAsE OF JOHN WREN
Upon the opening Of the court yesterday the
case of John Wren, charged with being ac'
cessory after the fact to the escape of John
c. Dull, came up for trial.
Judge Crump, counsel for the defence,
moved that the indictment be quashed. j. (.
The court overruled the motion.
The following is list Of the Jurymen
sworn to try the case : Messrs. w. T. w
Tavlor. C. C. Walter, Samuel Il. Gordon, +.
M. Boykin, Charles j. Sinton, b. AIsop, A.
p. Fox. J, j. Anderson, A. W. Shields, y.
Booton Hill, james c. Deaton, and +. T.
Gretter.
MIR. Cabell, on behalf of the Common.
wealth. stated what he expected to prove IN
the case. -
Judge Crump followed Mr.. Cabell for the
defence. and said. in conclusion, that ne ex.
pected to show that John c. Dull, VINO NAG
been mentioned in the Indictment, had Deen
improperly convicted, and thought that John
Wren could not be accessory after the lact.
Mr.. Cabel introduced the record OF the
court to show that Jobn c. Dull had been
convicted of grand larceny and sentenced 10
the pepitentiary for three years, and IL was
read by the clerk.
The following witnesses were then exam.
med for the Commonwealth: Messrs. Joseph
M. Fowlkes, Kendall O'Dwyer, George y.
Wise. Samuel NJ. Page, z. T.. Briggs, II. y.
Cook, and Captain John Disney. :,
Here the evidence for the Commonwealth
was concluded, and at 5:l5 the court ad-
iourned until 10 O'Clock this morning.
Judge Guigon instructed the jury not %
converse with any one Or the subject OF the
case under consideration, or to be present
during a conversation between any other
persons upon the subject. He then allowed
shem 20 90 tostheir homes until this morn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-24

HARD TIMES AND THE LATE ELEcrToSs.-Wise
political economists discovering that The result
Of the late elections will operate cure TOR hard
times, and they may be right to a certain extent;
but the most certain and the most speedy cure for
hard times will be the distribution Of the 30. .500,-
600 which Will result from the Public Library Con-
cert on the 9th Of the present month. Twenty ou-
SAINT gifts distributed among the ticket holders as
there Will be, will make many thousands OF giad
hearts, and lines easy with very many. But 4 few
days remain for the drawing, and only few tickets
left to be sold. Cash orders filled ai home cice
,lli ,ha OIL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-24

RICHARDSON e CO. 1t 4 r. Nj two los on
Nicholson street, Rockets
CHARLES s. .s'rRIyGFELLOw ~, ,trastee, 4 P.M.s
Jarraigs Hotel, Petersburg.
j. i. ArPERs oN.f4 r. u. brick dwyllirg No.'
22la. rorsnwss: corner of TMsnty.thsr snd
Bsoad streets brles DWELLING No, 81 IL. IL
lan,seurr ayeaae asa Bloody -Ran street q. y,
vacant lot. III fsss
RICHARDSON CO.'S r. NJ, two baildse ioss
on ,hes south side OF Grahaa street heswesn
WiIaaInss ars avenue and Erin ssres. ss. #
". GonDfN. 10 NJ, interest 10 reas
estate on seeoad street and on sasr rsSe.
COOK d &EAUGRToS.a u a. 30, At their ssefe,
! d lot Of furniture, ss 81
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DEDICATION SEnYIcEs.-- The ceremony OF
dedicatlne the new school building astached'
to and adjoining st. Joseph's Orphan Asy-i
lum will take place tomorrow al "a O'clock
Am. After the dedication services mass
will be celebrated. ts5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-24

sU1crpE.-Last Friday evening about 4s
O'Clock youth named Robert w. Batkins,
aged fourteen yeirs, son of Mr. Thomas
Batkins, who resides in New Kent county
near Dispatch station, committed suicide by
shooting himself In the body near the re
zion of the heart with ashOt.gun. No cause
is assigned for this rash act.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-24

The FIRE suSDAY.--Tbe alarm OF Gre &
sounded on Sunday afternoon at i:10 O'Clock
from Box 80, corner Of Twenty second and
Main streets, was caused by the bursihg oe
8 small shanty on an alley between franklin
and Main and Twenty. first and Twenty.sec.
Ond streets Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-24

THE GYpsIEs' CAMP.-The people OF ktcn-
mond will have an opportunity to witness
this evening, at the Virginia Opera. house,
one of the rarest scenes ever exhiouee 10
this city. Deyiishoof, the chief OF the triDe,
has arrived, and be informs US that the camp
will be we'll supplied with sill the parapher.
MALTA. dogs, wagons, horses, cooking uten-
ala. &c. Among the gypsies are some ol the
first.c.ass amateur singers OF Richmond:
whose rendition of the !" bohemian ,Gifisg,
some time since, will doubtless be eeolleetcti
by many.
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Grand display of elegant FRENCH MILLINERY
GOODS, BoNNETs, HATS, FEATHERS, FLOW ERs, /,
RIBBONS, vELvETs, BIRDS, sAsHEs, PLUMEs,
vELvETs, and ORNAMENTS, at the PARIS MrLLI-
merry COMPANY, over Levy Brothers, 10l7 and
lO1 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-24

AT CoST.-Remember that HELLER & Co., No.
GIT Broad street, are selling OF their stock OF
boots, shoes, trunks, &C., AT COST In order to make
4 change In ih,ir business. We can assure our
readers that there is deception about this. they
can procure bargains by buying at No. 517 Broad
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-24

Do NOT FAIL TO GO TO THE FEAST at 1909
Main street to night. something new and en,er-
tainlrg for each niaht-a humorous speech not exS
ceedlng ten minutes; touching lines and = sweet
melody belonging to the days Of the Conf tderacy.
Come and enjoy them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-24

BLOWN Yesterday evening about
3 O'Clock, during the high wind Wnich was
then blowing, large portion OF the Drtck
wall running back from Ninth street IN rear
of the Theatre Comique was blown down.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-24

THANKSGIVING DAY.-Thursday having
been set apart by the civil authorities as Q
national thanksgiving, divine service viii pe
held in St. Paul's, st. Johns, and Grace
churches, at u M.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-24

THROUGH TO CHcINaATL---The late a 1ains
have filled the streams tributary 10 tne Vhio,
and navigation is again resuped: Inc o.ais pvu.s
connecting with the Chesapeake anu .onlo
railroad are again on the rouee, ana passen.
gers can go through to Cinclnnati W,tnous
delay or trouble.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-24

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-Judge
Hughes did not leave for Norfolk on Sum-
day, as expected. He left yesterday. Very
little business was transacted yesterday, it
not being generally known that the Judge
was here.
A discharge in bankruptcy was issued to
Daniel A. Watson, of Prince Edward county,
and some accounts were audited and ordered
to be puid. .----
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-CoSyrcr REcEIvED.-William Ward, o.
Scott county, convicted OF house, oreaKing
and sentenced to two years imprisonment
in the penitentiary, was received ut thai IN
stitufion Yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-24

STRAwBERRIES.-Sow that the Democrats haye
a majority In Congress. the country is TO change,
aud PIZZINI hastens 10 II fres-gathered STRAW :
BERRIES TO his customers. They are put up in
neat paper baskets and he offers them at 20c each.
Call early, Us only few are TO be had.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-24

Why suffer with bad cold II one bottle Of DR..
BULLS Cough Syrup win cure cough OF the worst
kind. DR.. BULLS Cough Syruo is sod for 26c per
hottie, or dye bottles for 81 In every respectable
drugstore In the United States.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-24

nave analyzed the Eb!skey known under sba
brand of :. B SELECT controlled BY Mesrs W AEs
TER D. BLAIR & Co, Richmond, Va, and frd IL
rnEE FROM RUsM OIL and ather impurities. and
| recommend LIS use for medicinat,and family pur-i
poses. J. 3. McCAw, H. o.,
Late Professor OF Chemistry,
3 - Medical college Of Yirgint1
E,n,nr,,1a 1870 ...l -. q essss.s =.
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NOTICE TO THE PrBLIc.-The sale OF tickets fors
the fifth and last gI,t ,ncert Of Public Library Of
Louisville, KY, will positively close In Richmond
on w. W.dnesday, November 25th. ],
A. p. LIZ cUYER, Agent.
900 Bank street. s3s
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n,y NOVEMBER "a. 1874.

,rors To.nAr.-Fsom our r's
''A .,,.a,,.q the probabilities are that
r .,,.r n-day 'ctN tc c'co'7ng ana
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-24

GO TO 1900 MAIN STREET and buy the Penn.
broke shirt from K. u. SPENCE u SON.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Eliza Whlte, one OF ,;s,, .as
chambermaids at the Ballard House, aisa
s,,ddenly of heart disease on Saturday nigns.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-24

Go TO 1900 MAIN STREET aud buy your uuder.
shirts from 4. Il. SPENCE & ) ON. -
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THE PICTURES TAKEN AT THE "LEE " GALLE-
RY have never been su passed, so far us my obser.
yation goes, iu this style Of art.
Rev, j. L. BURROWS. =
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-In the City Circuit Court
Yesterday the case of c. w. Hunter d. Co.
Us. J. G. Motfitt & Brother, for damages,
&C., was partly heard.
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RoLLINa rHR WALKs.--A number OF con'
yisis were engaged yesterday In rolling the
walks In the Capitol Square,
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Go To1300 MAIN STREET and buy your clothing
and shirts fr,m T.. 3. SPEsCE & SON.
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STRAWBERRIES in Soyember. Wonderful but
true. Cali on rIzzISI. the great eoafectIonef o.
Broad street, and no as n all basket TO- yosr SICK
friend Only 2oc. s.S Eas
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CALFoRSrA PEAEs.-PrzzisI has aane lot Of
this delicious fruit. 1870 l
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Go TO 1900 MAIN STREET and buy your furnish.
log goods II ON e. 3. SPENCE & son.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
,o.RD OF ALDERMEN.

,rf,,irs of the Board of Aldermen was
=, = yr..cTdqy afternoon in the Council
~" i.',,'.r Present: John 4. Meredith. Esq,
c..',, ,',a,r. and Me>Srs. Bass, Bea!l, Lips
PFC. v4nlv. Ordwav. Scott Of Jefferson
I.D.' ,,.".i >mi,G. Spaucenhurs. Tanner, Todd,
,",,@,:',,.lJ. q" ,'9' .Wa.ner. Williams, and Zimmer-
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GO TO 1900 MAfS STREET anu have your CLOTH
Ing and shi' Is made TO order by E. B. sPEAcE &
SON 7#ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-24

,..,-ryg On Sunday was rainy, raw,
If, NsalJ as',slJe, The weather yesterday
aod %'>,I' %.1', [Jondv, clear, rainy. and cool.
ws> SH''S .nrrnoon and until midnight
,s,oo u n,o,1> prevailed, trees were blown a9"n n
ht:1 .I. N','r 'nr,n,.,pped. tin blown from roofs OF
@ cS'oo''' and rihcr damage done by the
VIM - ~lr-mnyaft<r At ne Dispatch ctfce
&"@ yrc,sb,r %. 1874.
S6I 3 I. M-............ DC
I. N,..,'''' 63 6 =. M............. 0S
. N..'..'.'''''''' 81 Midnight. .......,.... AZ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-24

THE BEST PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY In the United
States Is the "LEE." CHRISTIAN OBSERVER.
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Go TO 1900 MAIN STREET and buy your shirtsr
collars, ueckties. gloves. AID half.h3se, from Il. u.
SpRycKX n SOS.
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CocoANUr cARAaELs aud BUTrER.scorcH
CANDY at PIZZiSI's.
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GoTo 1900 MAIN STREET and buy your OYER
coats from z. 3. SPENCE & soS. 80
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Large, sweet, and Juicy ORANGES at pIzzIsrs.

Fresh-gathered STRAWBERRIES, grown In tie
open ne d. for sale at PizziSI's. S07 Broad street.
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New crop Of r1es ana DATES Just rec lived st
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AUcrIos sALgs THIS DAY.0

Fiue eating pausas .. pIzzIsr's.
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,--l,4snysfs<r nf ne Dispatch otfce
~ O. 1N-i
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January ls, ls72 5ss
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making majority of 131 votes for said
Goode; and we do decide that the said John
Goode, Jr, has by the greatest number OF
votes been duly elected to-represent the said
| district in the Congress of the United States.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-10
Chicago market.

CHICAGO, April 9.-Flour-ouIet and
unchanged. WbeAt-Quiet and weak;
No. i Chicago spring, 81 IS; No 3 do,
81 Git, regular cash or April; 81 25fi
May: No 8 do, 81 1sia1 1ss; rejected,
81 10. Comm fair demand and firm;
No. 2 mixed 6ltc, cash or April; csc bid
for May; new No2 mixed, 6O4a6Ofc; re,
jected old 60ia609c; new $50. OAts-
Dull but unchanged; No. ., 424c; spot;
469c May. Rye-steady; No. 9, 02c. Bar
ley-Fsir demand and firm; No. 9 spring,
81 60. Pork-Unsettled, irregular and
lower for cash, nominally SIC; NAV
closed at $l5 30; June, $l6 10. Lard.
Demand light and holders firm at 50 O2I
cash; 50 65a9 10 May. Bulk Meats
steady and Unchanged. Whisky-steady
at 93c,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-10
Ask Themf

An advertisement Of a medicine, however can.
ways carly conviction With II, The pnhiIe
KNOW 70 Their sorrow that the boRetfal CLAIMS
pptiotth IN behalf Of many sO-callrd remedICs
eLe nterauy "a delu,i0n and . snare" Prob.
ably the best use, thereiore that can be made Of
tne sp4ee devoted to this rotice Of ROsIetter'e
to inquire o.. the parties that have .te.ted the
e9teuye and preventive properties Of the article
way tncy think Of It. Weearnestly Request All
doubters to ascertain from such Of theIf ftieude
and neigoo0rs AS have taken this standard totic
Sna Alternative % aprotechon sgAinSt mslarious
complaint, constipation, rheumatism. nefVUSs
Eyeoilty, heSdAcrc low spirits, lnDgour, bill
llUusnese, &C., what Hosietter's Bitter has
done for them. Theirs Il no testlmony 30 trust.
worthy as that which Ia tho result OF personal
experience. d&N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-10

PROFESSOR PROCTOR ia engaged in
telling TO large New York audiences the
future late OF this earth, and Is quite con.
WINGED that Its extinction Is not to be 90
sudden as the old.time theology would
teach US. The gradual failing Of the in
ward heat will prevent the absorption Of
moisture and atmosphere. and gradual
ly decaying race Of human beings will
leave long line Of graves leading IN
through centuries to the last man, and
then the world, in decrepid old age "a
the moon Is now, will continue q narrow.
ing orbit through space until absorbed in
q new system, and q new "creation
that Is, new utterance by means Of old
laws. The Professor is doubtless all
right about II, but the end Ia too far off to
interfere materially with the valuation Of
real estate or human lie, The deluge
vii! not come Immediately after us.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-10
He Wanted to Marry.

A London Letter says:
"Here is a good story which has not
yet found its way into print, but for tho
truth Of which l can vouch, Lord George
Gordon young man oitour and twenty,
Wishing to marry certain young lady,
went quite recently to ask the permission
of his father, the Duke Of Argyle. The
Duke pompouslittle man replied in eff
feet, "My son, since our house has been
honored by being united with the royal
family have thought 1t right to del
egate decision on all such matters 10
your elder brother, the Marquis Of Lorne,
Go, therefore, and consult him. The
Marquis o. Lorne, on being applied to,
said, My dear brother, In case Of I'm
portsnce like this l should think It right
to ask the decision Of the Queen, the head
OF the royal family, into which / have
married. Tho Queen, on the matter be-
ing laid before her, declared that since
her terrible bereavement she had been in
the habit Of taking no steps without con.
sulting tho Duke Of sake Coburg, the
brother Of her deceased husband. To
the Duke, then the case was referred,
and from him letter was received tell
ing his dear sister.in.law that recent DO
litical events had induced him to do
nothing, even as to the giving advice,
without the express concurrence of the
Emperor William, before whom he had
laid the matter, The Emperor William
wrote long letter, declaring that though
he was surrounded by councillors, there
was only one who had on all occasions
proved himself correct, loyal and faith.
iul, and without whose advice he (the EN-.
peror) would give no decision. Therefore
he had referred the matter TO his faithful
Minister, Prince Bismarck. And 1t 10
narrated that when Prince Bismarck was
made acquainted with the subject he
roared out, "Gott In Himmel, what q
fuss about nothingl Let the boy marry
whom he pleases so long as she ia young
and pretty"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-10
New York Market.

New YORK. April O.-Cotton-Dull
and easier; middling upIands TIC. Flour
STEADY and in fair demand; superfne
western and State IS 70a6 90, common 10
good 60 30A6 s.; good to choice 60 Goa
8 so; white wheat extra 60 9Oa7 25; extra
Ohio 90 35a7 90; St. Louis $G45. Rye
Flour-Firm; 81 75a5 70. Wheat-No Q
Chicago spring 81 54a1 SO; No. . Mil.
wsukee 81 50al 90; red western 81 08
Barley-Dull. Corn-Moderate demand;
new western mixed, s54s9c; old do S94
90c; high mixed and yellow western, 500
90c; white western, s5asSc; damaged 75c.
Oata-Firm; mixed western, classic;
white western, 6Ss6Gtc; black western
aaoat 5Sae0tc. Coffee Dull. Sugar Firm,
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Apnl o. Cotton. Dull and
nominal; 16tc. Flour-Quiet and IN.
changed. Wheat-Dull at 81 IS. Corn
Firmer; 84s67c. 0ats-Dull at 4ss06c,
Rye-Firm at 81 DIAL o. Barlcy-Dull
and nominal, oils-Unchanged. Egg
Steady at 12ic. Butter-Dull and q
shade lower choice 35a37c. Cheese Scarce
and firm. Pork-Quiet and firm; held
at SIT 90. Lsrd-Firm; steam 8 IS 16c;
also, sales In private are understood to be
a fraction higher; kettle, jobbing at 1Oc,
Bulk Meats-Flrm; shoulders &c; clear
rib 9tssfci clear 9sc. Whisky-Steady
at CSC. ....-... ~ ..-lr.-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-10
Baltimore Malket.

BALTIMORE, April 9.-Flour-steady
and unchanged. Corn-Western mixed
nominal. Oats-Firm; western mixed
59h60c; western white 62a83c. Rye-Dull
Provlsions-Very active and In good lob.
bling demand. Meas Pork-$l7 0Oa17 so
Bulk Meats-Shoulders 69c; clear lit
sides SIC. Bacon-Shoulders &c; clear
rib 9sc. Sugar Cured eHsms-i4a15c,
Lard - 10al0tc. Butter = Unchanged,
Coffee = Nominal, 2lAs2tc. Whist y
Nominal, 9ec.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-10
New York Dry Good, RgarLe..

NEW York, April O. Business
was sluggish with manufacturers agents
to-day but q fair job5ing trade was &C.
compllshed. The market Tor cotton
goods was more steady and prices are
without quotable change. Cottonades
fairly active. Prints selling freely by Job
bers, Ginghams quiet Ia first hands.
Dress goods in good request for fancy
caSsimeres and Kentucky jeans. Black
silks selling freely at very low prices.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-10
Philadslphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, April -Flour-very
active; super western $5 25; PennsylvG-
MIA, Indiana, and Ohio extra family 81 90
as 90. Wheat-Quiet; red 81 5sa1 90;
amber 81 70A1 so. Rye-9sc. Corn
Quiet; yellow s4a75c; western mixed s3a
84c. 0ats-Firm, white 62a64c; mixed
60a8lc. lBarley-Canada 81 as Re.
fined petroleum. 169al5jc; crude 11ta1lic,
Whisky-97c. rasHl '4ssF p r i'-1-.