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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-12

N n. Ia,ler suetepvls David l.liel
III ,lir grocery ,taar. Vi Mr. Griet',
late stand w take much pleasure ii
commencing him 10 oar friends aud
the public. Willie we shall ferfe.
losiug Mr. t;lier. We shall he CLAD Il
tho accession If Mr.. Barker h tn
business "a cur town.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-12

W. havo from 4 W llplmick us
west south street. Cincinnati, Ohio.
music dealer and publisher, Tho beau
tifal ballad mud cl,urus."lleayen blsss
mamma, prico 10 cents and tho ladies
nrio.comie song "1nly In fun price
% cents, This latter piece has had 4
largo run In thu east, az hMa tho FIRST
mentioned among those who want 4
As.lctly frat .laas pong
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-12

Tie srthnisntsl .'pllsgv aaaen,.
tf'N shs rHnnts Nh Msst. lmsi,
N l'esAle lite Y lirsAle anl lille
Il Nesa sal Nie AaFie N lizard u
Niaaeshieh ar ~ heme. enjoying y
three nsantis vacation
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-12

W. observe with pleasure the high
standing given Nls. lleta ,.lathat, II
this place IN the high school III An..
lin saa while prompted b d. i can
nui down The inquiry why tte.eu
students are nei educated az home -
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-12
farms TT Sale ur Rent.

su,cn - aero lots within q, miles
81 trshc, " rnni, nr will soil ~ much
" Y ~ a lnai' lnat want, NJ will rrlI Ii,
~ mere tracts viii, Luusu ~ thu TRAIT.
Enquire II tie fuLMr,Lrr III tho IL, III.
iat.. ~ tlias tlAreIa
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-12
OHltsINAa. tNl'iGE.
sTAIl. w IONA j
ttasA .8a

HSnt ipn, " srHafttf.n AsD Ealt.
i EeF ptl4tEi. ll.lsnt,he
YIN afe hefphs aasttte tilti il pc iiirn u
r " isnrlpk III int,i Il Hnw ~ hle III ths
a,iiea vi TIN clerk IL The circuit tnn,l II
tia'. IL Iowa. hi nntl ior ltnn trl comfy.
.lnlMins nf yun 4 aesrer tpiliinf raIi
l.lninsiiI~ ,lir ~ lnis mud 4 III hlpsi, \ III
Village ~ N.w Oregon In snil ennn,y 4 cory
IT which i Glcl iherenit all mat nhle.u
YIN apIear,liere nn1 offend hrfare uann
Of The 'second iay Ut tl,r NNvsnlher tfrht.
A. y. is7i, which viii ennhnnes I'll III
nth iay ~ Npyeluhrr / y isTi. 1T 8lif
will be entered against spu IA lnlsmpn,
rendered thereon il,esi',
N 4. HATHAWAY.
Atty ior TN
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-12
III, Cl.l aud New Philosophy


Tho following il m extract from ths
GRAFTON u Frank j Mscombcr Of tho
graduating class u tho Iowa State Az
ricnl.aral College. u 1879:
The Old philosophy q Aristotle Wal
) philosophy u words. Tbs new phil,
osophy il 4 philosophy Of uss. The
old WAS trahecndsntal delusion.
which, after making gods Of mon, left
them 10 psrisl, In tho dus Tho new,
takes mnn ~ man, and raises him ~
w continuous approaches nearer and
nearer 10 his Creator, Under tbs
reign u, tho philosophy u works. .l,s
fabric d that nntiluatcd structure |,
tast falling.o pieces. Although man,
~ our famed schools VI learning, SELL
cling y .hs Old philosophy u Aristotle
md deal nut nothing but words. yel
their glory il fasl fading before these
rising sons Of science. The studies d
engineering and astronomy, aud ohom,
istry, geology md agriculture, ars rap.
Idly supplan.ing tho La,in, the Greek
md tho Hebrew because tho cnligh.cn
oil masses demand tho renovation. Tn
DIR tho new philosophy they have seen
railroads run under mountains and
over tho arms VI tho ses, medicine has
been changed from jugglery 10 heal.
ing ar Agriculture has bson 70.
claimed from irudgcry 10 become !
practical science and machinery feeds
aud clothes tho world. 10.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-12

the best In the world. fresh aud
pure ior ralc W. N. h. Wheeler
PaStcring will u. done by him IN
the beat nnd most satisfactory man
ner at short notice mud ut reasonn
bic terms. 2sHf
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-12

"A AsraNWtss - w ~ tsssiasts
Y liste vss AsassAHa An sAssissNA 49,
sssshis44 ~ III 80 sAA tsHs Nsas
AAgeK ~ IA res sstses
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-12
II y,n wnnt sniis fur your heys Of
soed material mud cheap &, t. kipp's

Barnes Il MiJllobrook arc doing OK.
eu'lcnt service 10 tho public ut very
small compensation by mcans of their
sioam rcnosatpr whereby feather beds
no matter how old. AFRO thoroughly
rleanscd ef oil impurities and restored
10 nearly an gu.d condition ~ now,
Mattresses too arc thoroughly elonnsod.
beds that are old AZ well NJ new ones
with i,npcrieetly cured feathers need
rcnoyating by this process. lloalth DE-.
,nah,l u all the mos. perfect atsainabls
degree at cleanliness.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-12
ron CALF.

4 Comfortable dwsliisg. With lea sOsi n
A fret, situated ON Oak street. In CfoSs
-, hAifA hloek ssuik VI shs Elsyslsr
Tsrws reasonable for sssh, " wssld lAks 1
srAn " hsrsss and wagon In payment, hSI-
Ancs, sssA, Tor particulars lAesirs ~
the PREMISES
Att JOHN HENLEY
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-12

sin - slsNs sta,smfef lfsth. ltsA
feaf sisfs es'ttt AtseAl flta - Felle~s
''Nr r,sAm staH.a sttnt. 81. ~hif,
stttt eth "a tssa arA ~ tTd wArA
ere II sAteh having tasn hfHl .qssf
sss A literal ts~ata ~lll H. gives
a. ATS lstsnh giving ifif tWasies "a u
the wistsahaass VI sssi ralsss In
si.e. ! %sshrn,
Howard t'enier. lews
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-12

INaa t,lnh GtnL Tho most an.
tit,np'cl Ha'.',n lals known u moacr,
or ancient history, (ncwly painted
casklcs over ,nall nest cgg IN Lyric
Hall next week FIR Is cents,
Naughty susan y.
Anthony, sha
Sat on tie knee
Of wicked +, T."
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-12

AfNN see H&A4 aAAk $50 AafAs
n halAe II
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-12
cRESco HARRIET.
lt'etrsvs.a weekly ~
l1~ntlle n Hunting,

MILWAUKEE MAHSgr,
Wheat Nh. /, W ~
tursno Marsxr,
Wheat No /. al 9a
NV fnns NARshr.
Wheat M. |. 81 - ltyl Al,
DEATH TO PAIN
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-12

4as.ss = ! 4.s.sa,a.Assusasaa
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-12
n. m At'Kll,SuN.

t,lsriIi N Howard County, lows.
rllA..,a to si.tu ii, !.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-04
Cincinnati Market.

CINcINNATI, March &.-Coltou-
Firm at ljlc. Flour-Stcady and in
moderate demand Whcat-Dcmandac-
tive and prices advanced nt 81 o7@l 10.
Corn-Activc Mt GGmG7c. Oats-Steady
at 59tGG2c. Ryc-Dull Mt 81 OF. Barley
Dull and nominal Linsced OiI-Firm
at SO. Lard OiI-Stcady at 81 llm
Eggs, Butter and Checsc-Firm
and unchanged. Pork-DuiI and nom.
inal ut $l9 90. Lard-Dull; steam $l3 %;
kettle $li 60 Bulk Meuts-St"ady and
in moderate demand at 63@6j@ 10lc
Bacon-Dcmand fair and market firm;
shoulder, 7.@Sc; clear rib rides lOlc;
clear sides scarce at HE Whisky-Ac-
tive ut 81 10.
Hogs-Artjva and firm; common s. %
mG -; fair to medium 50 GOG7 Is; good
to choice : 5jln 80.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-04
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, March 3-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Whcat-Dcmand fair and
market firm; No. spriuc 90c; No. ,
sic spot; S7lc seller March; $3.50 seller
April; 92!c seller May; No. 3 ssh S3tc.
Corn-DuIl and unsettled; No. mixed
G4Cl6iIc spot or seller March; G5c bid
seller April; 7IIc bid seller May; rejected
G3lc. Oats and Rye-Quict and unchang-
ed. Barley-Dull and unsettled; No >
81 OGCG1 OG! spot; 81 ~ seller April.
SEEDS -Unchaugcd. Dressed Hog
Nominal; no market. Pork-Dull and
unsettled at S?lS O5GlSIO spot or seller
March; SIS 3O@ls 81 seller April;
SIS 81! seller May. Lard-Dull and
lower nt sl3 l5mI3 20 spot; $l@ 37l@.
Is 40 seller April; SIS 81! seller May.
Bulk Mcats-Steudy and in moderate de-
mand; shoulders &c. short rib miidles
9!@9sc; clear &c; $il loose spot or seller
March. Whisky-Active; sales late yes
tcrday at 97c; to-day at 81 %; held ut
81 10.
On call board in the afternoon Wheat
was low; mixed sGsGS6-c seller March;
97JGl s9c seller April 92c seller May.
Corn-ic lower.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-04

Nj. HnZcl.on moved. US II substitute,
that neither were eatitled to seat.
Mr.. Hazleton, of Wisconsin, spoke in
support of his own motion and character
lied the frauds perpetrated ut the clec-
tion as being So stupendous, fragrant and
shameless that none of them could afford
10 vote for either claimant. The substi-
tute was rejected, yeas 81, nays l44.
The resolutions We're then adopted, l54
to 81, and Mr.. Lawrence came forward
and was sworn in, taking the iron clad
oath. He has about fourteen hours to
serve as Representative.
Mr.. Butler, of Massachusetts, moved
that the House suspend the rules in such
manner that the House may now pro-
cccd to the business OF the Speakers
table, the Senate civil rights bill to be re-
terrcd to the Judiciary Committee, and
AL the remaining bills to be considered
under five minutes debate. subject to
points of order which, if sustained, may
be overrulcd by two-third, vote.
Mr.. Randall consider that as an
unsafe way Of proceeding. 1t is II most
u"',S'IouS - way VT. I.
in it?
Mr. haho",i.n ntt"uIe Eau. 'Iie oi'is ma! "
will be raised, and then the majority
might pass them.
" NJ n"''I' - s"o'Iu - III t,..,.
MI h'''u"i' 'ii'"N ''a' III '"' ,'"'
oi tNe last Hour' o' Tue ''sS'o" we 7''o0'u
not 90 II. r
ine 2Pe"N'F-l' uo'' ""' "''o" any
OH, "hich "PProPri"tc3 uoIIsF' 10 Pa''
oy less th%h u 'T"-th'rI' To'e. ,
MI H. H. hon'rt'-l ueS'r' !" s., hnI"
Whether uhuer that arrangement Il inc
Colorado ana Ne" M'Aic" plilS eo"l"
not oe P'NH'n oI ui"JoI''t 'o'c'
Speaker-Ahy D'IIN that DO not APP
propratc money or property can be
passed.
Mr.. CcSsna-lt the gentleman from
New York, does not want the Colorado
and New Mexico bills passed, four-titths
of his political friends do, and hc wants
tn stand in the way of majority of the
House.
Mr.. Randall demanded the ayes and
nays on Mr Buffers motion. The main
object of which was to pass the Colora-
do and New Mexico bills, the motion
was rciectcdi ayes l45, nays 93i not the
necessary two thirds in the affirmative.
Mr.. f.. II. Roberts now moved that
the rules be suspended and that the House
do NOW proceed to the consideration of
bills ON the Speakers table, in the order
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-04

/. RAILROAD Bonds Firm.
STATE BONDs-Negiected.
STocKs-Opened active and strong
with Il general advance in prices. The
most marked advance and greatest ac-
tivitv was in Pacific Mail, Union Pacific,
and Northwestern common. Pacific Mail
rose from 3Sl to 3S5, reacted to 3S and
still later reacted to 39l; Union Pacific
advanced steadily from 42i to 43s on
large transaction; Northwestern common
reacted from Y to fl and subsequently
rose to AZ. The remainder of the list
rose from to { per cent before and at
the second board there was II reaction Of
i@lb per cent The greatest decline was
in Ohios which dropped from %! to 25s.
During the last hour the market was
strong with an advance of to II per
cent. Pacific Mail rose from 3S3 to 39s
and closed at 39{ on large transactions.
Union Pacific was very strong and sold
up to 43s and at the close there was no
stock offered under 43l. Northwestern
common advanced from II to 423 and
closed ut Az. Western Union ranged
between 74g and I55. Ohios reacted
from %: to 2j3. Erie was exceptionally
weak and declined to 2Gi. Other changes
les, important. At Il meeting of the dl-
rectors of the Pacific Mail Company, Jay
Gould, Sidney Dillon and Oliver Ancs
were elected directors to dill vacancies,
and the resignation of Russell was ac-
ceptcd. The transactions on the Stock
Exchange to-day aggregated 22l, 900
shares, Of which $1,000 were Pacific Mail,
81 900 Western Union, 34,00O North
western, 5000 Erie, ll,OOO Lake Shore,
5000 st. Paul 1000 Ohios, 1900 Wabash
and $1,000 Union Pacific
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-04
New EeTk Market.

NEW YORK, March 3.-Cotlon-Ileld
higher at l6ici net receipts , lSS balcs;
gro,, Ssls bales; futures closed barely
steady; sales 4S,S9OO bales; March IL 2-52
@l6 7-l6c; April Ii 2&.32m 1879; May
l. 3-G2c; June II 1890; July l. 2l.32r;
August l7}mI7 25-&2r; september
II Lie; October Ii ll-lGGllGlc. Flour
"A shade tirmer; receipt, 1000 bar
rcls; Superfine western and State II 25Gt
4 So; common to good 81 sO(aj 10; good
to choice - 20ta5 ~; white wheat extra
50 35GEG 90; extra Ohio 81 75Gr6 80;
st. Louis 81 S5GS 90. Rye Flour
Quiet and unchanged. Wheat-Morc
doing; receipts $4,000 bushels; No. l
spring 81 l6@l -; No. do 81 O6@
| 90; No. = Chicago 81 l0ml l3; No. ,
Milwaukee 81 ia Is; Iowa and Min
ncsota spring 81 OG@l OS. Rye-Dull
ut S4@95r. Barley and Malt-Quiet
Corn-CloScd stepdy; receipts 2S0OO
bushels; mixed western s3d Sic; yellow
s33o S4c. OatS-DulI; mixed western -
m 6jc; white GSG7l. Hay and Hops
Dull. Cottec-Steady at l74ml9!c.
Sugar-Irregular at 7S@7Ec. Rice
Dull. Molasscs-Dull. Petroleum
Easier; refined l5f@ l5sc; crude "a
75c. Rosin-Heavy and lower at y 90
m2 o.. Turpentine-354c. Eggs-Un-
settled at 3G(p lOc. Leather-Steady at
2GI@ 3Oc. Wool-Quiet; domestic fleece
j6Ca zoe; pulled 3O@ jQc. Pork-DuIl at
SO 25MI9 80. Dressed Hogs-Dull at
R..t Itsi.I Htrt NJ
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-04
Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, March 3.--Flour
Steady; Wisconsin and Minnesota family
y OOG5 80; Indiiua and Onio - 25r,
; -. Wheat-Quict and unchanged
amber 81 .. Ryc-93c Corn-Quirl
at SOaslc Outs-In fair demand; whit.
G9Ca ole; mixed GGc Provisions
Firm. Pork-Sl9 80. Lard-l&lm14lr.
Whsky-Hcld at II 10. Petroleum -
Quiet; refined liic; crudnin barrels he;
in bulk T.. Glover Sc"d-In good de-
maud; western 1910, IL; the latter tor
choice. Timothy and Flax Scrd-.tu-
changed Butter-Quict and steady N"w
York and Bradford county extra "jr,
37ci do lirsts 2l@27c. Chrcsc-Firm at
lGYhr-I 1c
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-04
wheeling Retail Market.

SECOND WARD WedHesddy Morning
The rainy and stormy weather this
morning not only kept the country
folks at home with their produce and
vegetables, but kept buyers away as we'll
This market was very poor and every
thing ranged high There were no
chickens or turkeys in market. The
supply of eggs was light. Butter seemed
plenty.
PRopUcE-Eggs, at 8O@35 per
doz.; butter 2jG35c per h.; geese so
each.
NEGErABLEs-Carrots, 4Oc per peck;
parShipS, soc per peck; turnips iOr per
peck onions, 6Oc per peck; potatoes 3Oc
per peck; cabbagcs, jCf ljc per head
FRUITS AND NUTS-Apples, 2O@ &oc
oranges, per doz.. 2jo SOC, accordIugto
quality; lemons, 25o TO- per doz; rni,iu,,
pcrlb 25c; raiscns choice per ID, 30c;cur
rants, per 10, Zoe; pruncs, per ID ljc;
French pruncs, per H. 2Oc; citrun, per
ID, SOC; English walnuts, per Ih, 2jc;
brazcl nuts, per Ill., 2jc; almonds, pcr
ID, 500 Doc fgs, per lb, Do; dates, per
ID, poe; Cocoa nuts, lOc each
MEATS.-Rib roast, l2c per lh .olu
roast, l5c per ID: loIn steak, l5c per 10;
round steak, ljc per 10; chuck steak, -
per ID; boiling meat lOr per III; veal
steaks, l5Ca lsc pcrib; veal roast>, l2c per
ID; spare Iib-, &c per ID; ,au,ases, i5c
per ID; bologna sausage, Toe per 10; NUT
ton chops, ljG, 20c per ID; mutton roast,
l5c per IL; Smoked beef tongue, SOC
each; smoked beet, 20c per 10; hams sliced
zoe per lb.
MISCELLANEOUS Walnuts, l5c per
peck; butternut,, II cts per peek
buckwheat, per lb Sc; dried beans, l0r pei
quart; hickory nuts, shell barks, GOc per
peck, or 3 quarts for 2jc; corn. zoe pee
bushel; Oysters per halt can, 2UG To-
apple butter 2Oc per quart.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-04

ders lOc; clear sides l2c: shoulders yc {;
sugar cured breakfast bacon l3lgc. Lard
In Kegs, lo%zc; in tierces. lIISc. Dried beet
none.
PoTAToES-Demand good a, 81 rna
! 10 per bush.
RAGS-Dull ut 81 aGc per r..
RlCE-Choice Carolina ne: RangoOn .,c.
SNCFF-lOc; do in boxes of six doZ., - uV
SEEDS -CtOrer-At g y. TmO,hU--S.Il-
ing at 50 q.
WOOL-Nothing doing there being but
very little Ia sell. Quotations i6gjUc
SHEEP PELTS-Fair demand; prime
butchers pelts 81 jOg26O; peltcrS, jOc !lSl a.
FURS-Firm and in fair demand. =
Horkheimer < Co., quote n follows:
Mink, 81 j0a2 D; Red Fox, Il ocg,I -:
Grey Fox l75caSl; Raccoou, j0c@Sl ~; otter,
81 OO96OO; Black skunk, 81 O0Il bu; small
Striped skunk, iOI7jc; White skunk,
logic; Spring Musk Rat, DC; House Cat,
l0c; Wild Cat, SDGiOc; OppoSSum, !ja21t ,
Kits jgl0c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-04
Baltimore Market.

baltimore, March &.--Flour and
Whcat-Quict and unchanged. Corn
Western weak at 79lc. Oats-QuIrtaui
steady; whit" western. G6c; miN"I Gir.
Ryc-Qmct and unchanged. Hay DuIl
and unchanged. ProyisiouS-Actiy" iu
j"bbing lots; nothing doing in round lot, ;
prices unchanged. Butt"r--Qu."t ana
unchanged PctroIcum-U Unsettled and
nominally at 7.m7ic. Coffee ryduii, /,
ordinary to prime Rio cargos 1910 l6sc
Whi,ky-Nominali holders asking 81 Is
with m hmNnrs
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-04

How common j. the announcement
Thousands are suddenly swept into ci.r-
nifty by this fatal malady. Thi, di,cn-r
generally has it. origin in impirc blood
filled with irritating, poisonous mater
ials, which. circulating through "a"
heart, irritnte IL d".cat" TISSUE.
Though the irritation may at first bee
only slight. producing It'll" pm"tatlou
OF irregular action, or dull, heavy, or
-harp dartng pains, vet hy and by the
disease become, firmly seated, and IN
liammation. or hypcrtrophy, or thickcn-
ing Of the lining membrane or OF the
valves. j. produced. How wise TO give
early attention t. a case Of this kind
Unnatural throbblng or pain in the f.-
zion of the heart should admoni,h on"
that All !, not right, and if YOU would
preserve il from further disease. y.u
must help it 10 beat rightly by the use Of
such remedy as will remove th" cau-r
of the trouble. Use DR.. Pierce. Golden
Medical Discovery before the disease ha-
become too seated. and it viii, By H.
great blood purifyin, and wonderful
regulating prOFcrLIrs. effect perfect
cure. II tbIlAllt- IA'At'l'tHi fi'f'I t''.-
which act specifically upon the tissues "t
the heart, bringing about healthy
action. Sold by all lir-t-elass Druggist
HEART DISEASE CURED.
RoCKroRT. SPENCER Co.. IND..
February lst, 1874.
Dr.. Il. T. Pierre, Bufaio. v. T..
About two years ago was afflicted
,rifI "a Ii-rs.n pf tho heart ,rLi.h go
times created aprcssure around il, almost
causing suifocatlon. saw an advertise
ment Of your Golden Medical Di,coy-
cry, recommending the same n Il cur"
for disease of the heart then bought
half dozen bottles of il, and after uslna,
three bottle, was entirely relieved and
am now enjoying good health
Gratefully yours,
NTU- kILLIAE.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-04
spicy Debates.

Immediately after the meeting Of the
House il went into Committee of the
Whole Mr.. HaZrlton, of Wisconsin. in
the Chair on the deficiency bill, the first
item reached in the hill beng certain APP
preparations tor the District of Columbia.
To an argument made against it by
Mr.. Holman. in which he reflected on
the motives OF the chairman of the Com
mittcc on appropriations, Mr.. Garfield
REPLIED in a tone and manner of strong
Indignation, characterizing such inSinua-
tior,s rs small. miserable and unmanIy.
He hoped that he would never get down
50 low rs to fling vitrol and poison around
him on his lrllow-mcmberS, and to talk
about their motives in the discharge of
public and honorable duty. The items
were reported on the special recon-
mcndation of the Honorable Commis-
sioucTs of the District. The cOnsIdera-
tion oi the bill was interrupted to permit
the presentation of the report ofthc Con-
ference Committee on the postotic"
appropriation bill, Mr.. Randall in the
char. Mr.. Tyner made the report, and
in reply 10 questions stated that the
action of the House in regard to the
trankinS privilege, was substantially car
ricd on in the agreement OF the Confer
cnce committee; lest the fact that he
wa, on that Conference committee might
lead to the Supposition that he was in
favor Of a partial restoration of the frank
ipr privilege. he desired to say that he had
been opposed to- it all the time, but that
he had not been disposed to antagonize
the expressed wish OF the House on that
subject.
NIr. Speer-You shed no tears over
the result reached. Laughter.
Mr.. Tyner-I have not said that. In
regard to further inquiries as to the pro-
viso inserted by the House, excluding
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK. March 3.-Busincss wa.
dul. in all departments. owing to the
stormy wcathsr. Cotton goods firm and
Utica wide Shcetings advanced 2}c.
Brown Shectiugs closely sold up. Print
Cloths firm. Prints Quir: but strong,
with an upward tendency. Bingham, in
good demand and short supply. Dress
goods quiet Wooien and foreign goods
JUl1
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
New York Money and Stock
Market.

NEw YORK, March 3.-NONEi-
After loaning at per cent, closed at 3
per cent. Prime merchantilc paper !!
Cl6l per cent. Sterling dull at 4Slt
1927 ior sixty days and 4S5G 1851 for
sight. Customs receipts $4,000.
GoLD--Stroug; opening at lli3, an"
closing at ll5. Carrying rates l@2 per
cent and fat. Tie Assistant Treasurer
disburscd $2G0O0O. Ciearings 81, 1,OOO,-
600.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, Mcrch 3.-Wh"nt-
Firm and unchanged CONFIRM
and unchanged Oats-Firm and un-
changed. fctrolcum-Firm standard
white ear lots l2c; Ohio Stat" test BE;
-maIl lots 2c higher. Receipts
Wheat, 800 bushels; corn, l.&5 bu-""i- ;
oats. 300 bushels.
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pittsburgh Market.

PITTSBURGH, March 5.-Whrnt-
Quiet and prices unchanged Corn
Ear at 7jG77c; shellcd, white and mixed
7lm72c; yellow 73m74c Petroleum
Quiet; crude 81 S5Col 81! at PARKER;
refined l5c for Philadelphia delivery
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wheeling Cattle Market.
WHEELINO, March j

WHEELISC, March ,.
The following are th" arrival of stock
at the Christman House yards during
last week, and the prices paid.
CATTLE-The arrivals were :, head,
and sold at So 00CGG 90.
HoGs.-Arrivals Il head, at 50 500,
10.
CALvEs.-Arrivals l& head, at - OOm
s 90 per head
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Toledo Market,

TOLEDO, March &.-Flour-Duli and
unchanged. Wheat-Dull and unchang
ed. Corn-Dull; high mixed GSic; seller
May; 72lc; low mixed 5Iic; no g ade
67ic. Oats-Quiet and unchang. Clover
Seed-SG OOGGl5.
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The Deficiency Bill Passed Amid
Great Noise and Confusion.

The House went back into Committee
on the Deficiency bill. Finally at -
the committee rose, Mr.. Niblack took the
chair, and Mr.. Garfield moved to suspend
the rules and pass the bill as amended
in committee.
Messrs, Holman and Spccr endeayorcd
to have direct vote on the same amend
mentS. which could not bc had under the
motion. but the motion was agreed to
amid great noise and confusion, and the
bill pissed.