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Eacfr Five.DoIlars Cash.

Any pern competsne can sept ID e,ubs from Iime 70
lime dnrss June ana At the END Az VIII count and Do
counted
rE-No sarriitances Iestmarkec 81 May or July can
Re counte all must be mailed frc.a time " time b
june
uay the sbecribe spf he week before actually have
their pspsss a. qujce9E ~ posezble.
Addrf IL ai lettera sBd make all money ORDERS check
end drafn payable 10
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LIGHTNING RODS FREB

Are not cheap our Fiye-Ton Wagon Scale at $50
All Ircn and STEEL with brass heam. Delivered freight
paid No money asked till tested. Send for free price
list of all size scales.
JONES OF BINGHAMToN. Binghamton, n. Y.
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ExToRTIoS.

1t adopts his idea that tho best way help labor
ing man il 10 enable him tc make one dollar wer
the work of TIVE by striking out the middle and
extoFtionst HB.eomplstely RS possible.
1t adopts ths idea of direct action" In cooperation,
and brings ha manufacturer of article into
immt diate rtlstions
1t brings this maker OF piano, sewng.machine etc.
into direct aaa Immediate intact dis al mid
dlemen, enasing mHn 10 get 81 900 piano for
&22S, $3.50 organ for xlN, 1000 Grover end Baker
sewing mat hi so for 5000. etc. to-,
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THE AFDIlrLtN M tJt THOU III
IL adopts the i.inA thai


Man is n.an through all gradations.
Little r6Sks 81 where be stands
How diytiedintc nations,
Scattered over many lands"
and that to At the judgment of our paops
the tideieve' 81 opinion on Current questions
true way is 20 Ye each week proper specimen letters
from as nearly - practicable every section the coGn-
ty on whaevss question IS uppermost, Thus bringing
ONE With 81 and accuracy 10 every reader whst
the earnest worSers think, say and feel.
IL teaches that the idelsve1 of sentiment amorx IN
people j. the Nply safe guide TO tho sfatesm n ana
political econonist and Il thus finds and proves that
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TX adopts tla theory thas the press Is the public
teacher and ttt the giant minds OF thu ags novs
somewhat ank gill in the future largely he found
10 the control " the press ahd that IL is des inei 90
attain granGsr and none practica power for good
than II has eye reached, and that famiiarze lts
readers with tSi pith and excellence of current ed
toral pr, daeiig Is duty 10 is patrons 1t 81 sa
each wees extESss from the leading literary inepn
dent political Hd labor of this country as we'll
as gtvinE the ysaws of tho odword press on cur ana
events and questions OF our time.
IL teaches tbs press the greatest educ DoNer
% our ga9erRtAu and Anus elevate and prseticaltS
II and TO brnGs. down Ia price the feeble ability OF
Our hnencia lyss zhausted people.
THEYtDIsJ EV M nm 7 rToTys nm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-07

AUGUSTA POST OFFICE.
OFFICE HOURS.
For delivery OF letters, IRON 700 A. Nj. 70 9 90
On SUNDAYS, fram 9l5 A. NJ. to 1915 A. NJ
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
MAILS ARRIVE.
Boston. Portland and West. 2.l7A. Nj. 3.46 and
500 p. NJ.
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Bath and Rockland LAG and SEQ +. NJ.
K ,cklard stage, via Washington, 6 I. NJ.
WaGoboro stage, via Jefferson, 6 7. NJ.
Belgrade, West Watervlllc, Norridgewock anc
ii .d,son, ~ NJ.
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~ 1armns ston stage via Readheld, l.l5 z. NJ.
belfast, $40 A. Nj. and ll.U3 7. Nj.
Lbslfast stage, 93O a. NJ
SaowhegaL, ,9.I5 A. Nj.
G and Trunk X. X and Canada, 3.46 and III
soldiers Home $50 a. NJ. and 100 p. NJ.
MAILS CLOSE.
Portland, Boston ana West, 5.45 srd9.3 A. Nj
l0P.M.
l.. sI,ton and Auburn, 5.45, 100, 9 80 A. NJ.
Bath and Rockand $40, and $50 a. Nj.
X -ckland stage, via Washington, 100 A. NJ.
w .doboro' stage, via Jefferson, 100 A. Nj.
Be grade, West Waterville, Norridgewock, and
Nsdi son, lilo L. Nj.
W Winthrop and Monmouth, 700 A. NJ.
Pennington stage via Readfed LIS p. NJ.
Be fast, $50 L. NJ. and 1000 Z. NJ.
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and names OF the articles inclosed.
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clud ed from the mails
MONEY ORDER OFFICE.
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are issued for amounts not exceeding 900. Larger
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July. 10, 1873.
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STATE NEWS.

have decided TO have an exhibition OF fancy rid
ing the bicycle every day during the state fair
aud races on two days.
The following are recent business changes re-
| corded in this State:
Bucksport- Douglass & Parker, dry goods, dis /,
now j. Ii. Douglass.
Gardiner-Ayer 4 Winslow, boots and shoes,
dissolved.
r. & g. E. Reed, stoves, dis. now G.. E. & F.
A. Reed.
Portland-Deeham Bros. furniture, dis. now
p. E. Deeham.
The Whg says the dog fish are plenty off shore
and other hsh are driven in. Msckerel are quite
plenty.
Two Portland young ladies, graduates Of St.
Elizabeth Academy, have recently catered the
convent =: Manchester, n. II.
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SALEM LEAD COMPANY.

Warranted PURE WHITE LEAD.-Well
kaown throughout New England as the WHIT
EST, FINEST aud BEST.
LEAD TAPE, 5-S in. wide, ON reels for Cur
ia IN Sticks.
LEAD RIBBON, from 2 l-2 to 8 inches
wide on reels for Builders.
LEAD PIPE, of any size or thickness.
At the lowest market Prices for goods of equal
quality. FRANCIS BROWN,
= msrl6.tW&SAwly Treasurer, Salem Mass.
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HnIIoweIl Post Once.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
Western Mail arrives daily, Sundays excepted,
At 3.39 and 800 p. M; closes at $40 A. Nj and
for the night Pullman train at p Nj.
Eastern Mail arrives daily, Sundays excepted,
at COG ana 9.57 A. NJ; closes at 32O and
P. M. ~
Litchfield Mail arrives on Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Saturdays, at 10 A. NJ; closes Sundays,
T,esdays and THURSDAYS at p. M.
Office Hours from 7.30 A. M. to $50 T. NJ. As
no mail arrives on Sunday, the once VIII remain
closed on that day Mails made up on Sunday
evening for the Monday morning trains
+. HOWELL, P. NJ.
Hallowell, July l, 1873.
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SOMETHING NEEDED!
AN ATLAS OF KENNEBEC COUNTY

Practical Surveyor and experienced Drafts
men are now engaged in surveying aud drafting
plans ior
E,ez.Y Torn in tie COuuty.
Such a work from actual surveys, thoroughly cor.
rected up to and including the present year, must
be of value to every intelligent and business
man. During the present season, the citizens OF
kennebec county will be called on and an opportu.
nifty offered TO subscribe for the work at price to
correspond with the times. No man of business
can afford to be without such work. If within his
power to obtain 1t.
june26 i2w&w3m COLBY 4 CALDWELL.
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Weekly 6Ennebee 5ournal
Advertising Agents
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Daily and ~ eekiy.j

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KeI 10 receive SUBSCRIPTIONS and advertiseme MT
tor tie kESNsBEC JOURNAL:
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81.
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Street.
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.. NJ. PETTENGJLL & Co., 81
Park Row.
PHILADELPHIA y. W. AYER i Co., Chest
nut ST.
5. NJ. PETTEsGILL & Co.
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DAILY KENNEBEC JOURNAL

FOR THE
. N rI1 M @ M O m IN - .
Parties des iring the JOURNAL DURING THEIR
VACATION can have it mailed to them for "A
week or any length Of time bv leaving their ad-
dress at the Counting Room.
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aS-Postage Prepaid.
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nIuARIs OK rERY oArTI,r.

The arrivals Of Cattle during the week
amounted 70 946 head, against i,226 last
week, and 1,27l head the corresponding
week OF last year, and the sales during the
week amounted 10 $50 head, against /, ,O25
last week, and /, 1853 head the corresponding
week OF last year, and were rs follows
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-10
watterson Afraid of Grant.

From The Louisyille courie.-JOuruL.
Grant, Grantisml | Grant and Order
Grant and Stability Grant and the
Public Credit The Blue-coat against
the Gray-coat. A Solid North against q
Solid South. No more fooling and pull.
ing. A milk sop in the White House.
A bowling lot Of dervishes in the Con.
gress. Three or four presidential tickets,
or one weak one. Hpietis!
Lo, the conquering hero comes, and
uuimotiye Philistines like Halstead, rid.
iculipg the copceit, will fall in and sup.
port Il Justify! He comes! be comes
and be Is master Of all Of you! You hate
rebel worse than you hate Grantism,
and not one Of you ever read the consti-
tuition Of his country. The philosophy,
the theory, is a sealed book to Republi.
can newspapers and Republican politi-
clans. Conkling means Grant. He
would be fool II he dreamed OF himself,
Blaine means Grant-because he Is ga
gacious, sensible and unmalignant man,
It will all result in Grant against di.
yided Democracy, with some likelihoods.
These things the Democrats ought to
consider. They ought to consider them
along with their conceit that We are
masters OF the situation. We are not,
Not to put too 6ne q point upon II, We
are riff raft Of poor fools, clipging to
the coat.tail OF a Providence that Bob
Ingersoll would tell US owed several bills
10 his tailor. 4..
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Hopes for the p.nos Congress.
Turkey Becoming Pro-snsIish.
The Russians Completing Their
Garrisons.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

LONDON, April "a member Of the
Berlin banking house Of Menddelsohn
was in Paris yesterday seeking the co..
operation Of the Paris houses concerned
in the last years Russian loan, TO place
about three hundred million francs more
but was unsuccesaful ,
81. Petersburg kilograms say the feeling
gains ground that some formula will be
Invented which will remove the obstruc.
lions to the assmbly Of the Congress.
The drift Of the news from Constants
nople Ia again distinctly pro.English.
New objections have been taken BY the
Turks against the Russian military
movement. Russian garrisons have re-
lieyed the Roumanian at Widden, Mi
kopolis and Rahoya, and the Russians
now hold the Danube from its mouth to
the Seryian frontier.
CossrASrtxoPLE, April 9.-The Rus.
slams are completing the Notifications DO:
gun by the Turks st Schekniedj q and
Serkos. Fresh purchases Of arms are
being made by the Turkish War ofice.
ST. PErsRsBuR9, April 9.-The Journal
de ~. fduJouIg says hursla uemauus
that the benefits obtained for Chris
tians shhlI not be secured by such in
efficacious stipulatious "a those Of 1856.
but by material guaranteed. Russia can.
not accept the ephemeral decision Of a
Congress because 1t would not assure
peace. II Europe be disposed to under.
take the settlement Of the Eastern Ques-
ton in the sense Of emancipating Chris.
tians, Russia will not raise any difficult
ties But the discussion OF the questions
atissue must be inspired by confidence
ArHkss, April Eight thousand
Thessalians from the burned yillages in
Thessaly, have taken refuge in Greece.
They are utterly destitute.
vienna, April IA special dispatch
says: By the Mjpisterial declarations
last evening in the British Parliament,
the prospects Of the assembling Of the
Congress are again thrown into the back
ground.
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River news.

River z feet 8 inches and standing
Weather very warm.
The Courier departed for Parkersburg
at lol o'clock.
Tie local packets made their usual
trips.
Owing to the high winds the Della was
driven ashore just above the Water
Works, bat finally got into the channel
without accident.
The Emma Graham, from Cincinnati,
passed up at 1914 N.
The Andes, for Cincinnati, departed at
5P.M.
The tovboat Scout, with tow, passed
down.
The stockdale, for Cincinnati, passed
down at atSA.M,with good trip Of freight
and l20 passengers.
The Salt Valley, for Ironton, passed
down.
The Granite State, from Cincinnati,
will pass up to day.
The Emma Graham, from Pittsburgh,
will psss down to night.
The Ragon will be the Pafkersburg
packet to-day at 1880.
The ThanhAuser will leave for Mata.
moras at 1880 this morning.
IBy Tslegrapa.l
PrrrsBuRaH, April 9.-Riyer 4 feet
and falling. Weather cloudy aud mild,
NAsHvrLLE, April 9.-Riyer rising,
with o. feet on the shoals. Arrived.
Hillman, Cairo. Departed-Anderson
Cairo.
CAIRO, April 9.-Arrived-Polar Star
Tennessee river; John Gilmore, st. Louis
Liberty, Ohio river. Departed-Polar
Star, 81. Louis.
NEw oaLEAss, April 9.-Arriyed-
Sherlock, Cincinnati; John b. Hanna,
ouachita river; Ny Choice and barges'
St. Louis. Departed-Lee, vicksburg
New Mary Houston, Cincinnati.
EVANSVILLE, April l9.-Weather chiefly
cloudy, with frequent showers. River
l2 7.l0 feet and stationary. Down
Chas. Morgan, Jas. Guthrie, J. s. Keeter
and dredge boats, Elna and TOW, and
Fawn. Up-A. @. Donnally, II. Smith
Arkansas Belle, Dick johnson. Business
fair.
CSusxA11, April s.-Riyer IS feet
inches, and stationary. Arriyed-Fash-
ion, Pittsburgh; Ben. Franklin, Memphis
Golden Grown. Departed = Hudson
wheeling; Mary Elizabeth, Evansville
Fashion, Memphis.
LounvELLE, April 9.-Riyef 8 feet and
falling. Weather rainy.
MExPHIs, April 9.-Raining. River
rose 4 inches. Arriyed-City OF Vicks
burg, St. Louis; Church and schenck
Cincinnati; Mollie Moore, New Orleans
Departed City Of Vicksburg, vicksburg
Church and schenck, New 0rleanp; Mol
lie Moore, S. Louis; Illinois, Vlcksburg
Nowland, Arkansas river.
VicxsIuRG, April s.-Weathsr clear
River fell Z inches. Arriyed-Grant
Tower. DoWn-Naples.
ST. Loun, April 9.-Arriyed-Tror
Mountain, Pita6urgh; Baker, Missouri
river; Lady Lee, Peoria; Rob Roy, Keo
kuk. Departed-Belle La Gross, Lady
Lee, Rob Roy, City Of YicklbIrg. Riyel
Ia feet 10 inches.
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WESTON NEwa.-Bu.,er Is, beet 5a7cts.
turkeys Z cts. per pound, chickens 10 to
20 cts perhead, corn 50, oats So, hay 81,
potatoes 40 cts.
The Hon. Henry G Brannon is at work
trying to get the Weston & West Fork
Narrow gauge enterprise under way once
more.
Considerable real estate was sold
during the late session Of the County
Court.
Daniel skidmore, Of Calhoun county,
appeals TO those wanting cheap lands in
desirable part Of the State to come to
that county. Thousands Of acres can be
bought at from s. to SIS per acre, and
improved land at from 81 to SIS per acre.
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The Wool and Woolen Interests
and the Tariff.

WAsHIsoroN, April s.-The wool man
uiGcturers have prepared their protest to
the revised tariff bill. It will be present.
ed by the members tomorrow. The fol.
lowing are some Of the principal objsc.
tlonE Daring the ten years OF the ex-
isting tariff the united wool industry Of
the country has made progress unequalsd
In any former decade. An essential fea.
ture Of this progress has been the mate
rial cheapening Of fabrics effected by Inn
proyements and domestic competition.
Neither the industries effected nor the
general public demand n change, much
Iess the radical change proposed by the
bill This bill completely destroys an
important feature Of the existing tariff,
namely, the classification Of. wools &C.
cording to character, \ classification
which Ia now adopted by the leading
commercial countries. Il makes the
rate depend wholly on value, causing the
rate to be too high on some classes and
too low on others. 1t makes, with
slight exceptions, the duties wholly I'D
valorem, thus increasing the evils Of
fraud and undervaluations. The reduc-
tion proposed on many fabrics from 20 to
95 per cent would compel an abandon
ment OF the manufacture Of many OF the
important fabrics. There would neces.
sarily be an extended litigation before q
construction Of the Law could be estab-
lished BY the department and the courts.
The shrinkage resulting from the propos-
ed bill in the wooden interest could not be
less than twenty-five million dollars.
This evil would be aggravated BY comPe-
tition from European manufacturers,
who are now anticipating an outlet for
their surplus products in consequence OF
the greatly reduced rates proposed by the
bill. The association recommend the
prompt defeat Of the bill, and there can
be little doubt that alter Woods speech
an attempt will be made to strike out the
enacting clause.
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OUR EAIRM0NT LETTER.
FAtnmosr, April Q, 1878.

FARMoST, April ., 1873.
EdItan IntdIgsneG:
As spring opens out we are glad to see
indications Of reyiying trade In our
midst. Gradually business Is opening up
and the prospect Is fair for at least an
average summers work. II is true that
two Of our coal mines have suspended
operations for a while, and others will
not ship largely for . time, but our
miners are turning their attention TO %.
ricultural and other pursuits, and no
doubt they will find these more remuner-
atiye and certainly more Independent
than mining. We shall speak Of our
manufacturing interests in another letter
The Knights OF Honor OF this place
have recently fitted up hall, and have
also had several additions to their mem
bership. This lodge is composed Of some
Of the beat men In the community, who
think this is the cheapest and most relis.
BILE insurance they can secure. By the
prompt payment Of $1,000 to the widow
OF the late r. NJ, Jetfreys. Of Warrington,
the Order has gained many friends in this
section.
Two Of the churches Of this place, the
Presbyterian and Methodist Protestant,
are now without regular pastors. II il
expected that the pulpits will be supplied
in short time.
Three Of our citizens, Ex-Governor
Pierpoint, Joseph E. Sands, Esq, and Mr..
Thomas @. Miller, have been named as
delegates to the Sunday School Conyen-
ton to meet in Atlanta, Ga, April 17th
and 18th, but we understand that none
Of the gentlemen will be able to attend.
Rev. Barnitz has certainly made an earn
eat effort to have West Virginia repre-
sented at the Convention.
We are glad to be able to say that
Marion county has a permanent Sunday
School organization, and that 10 ashort
time the eleventh annual session will be
held. There are several district organi-
zations also that have regular meetings.
Circuit Court, Judge Fleming presid-
ing, meets here on the 18th inst.
Another railroad meeting in the in
terest OF the Castle Shannon road Is an.
nounced for the first day Of Court. Pres
ident NJ. D. Hays and other represents
tiyes OF the road will be present.
DR.. 81. q. Arnold, musician and elo-
cutionist, and Prof. Gilbert, ventriloquist,
gave entertainments at the Town Hall,
Saturday and Monday evening, and
mad matinee for the children Monday
afternoon. They had good audiences,
and all who attended seemed pleased.
Measles are prevailing to considers
BILE extent in this community, quite .
number OF children and young people
being detained from school by tEis cause.
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", have no desire to anticipate or
,.,i,Iice 10 any way the result of the in
~, rr.,,i,,,ion ordered by Council last night
i,,o ,b. Affairs Of the City Collectors
osy but, cer.4inIy, let the tacts be what
is.y n.y, come more guarded and bu'i'
,.,.Iik. method Of making and account
d, b, ...esments should be devised. No
noD.u.n,ary assessments should be msde
az, " under the auspices of the proper
.omni,t.e Of Council, and when made IL
.b.ou in sll cases be notified by that
Committee to The party assessed, go that
i. NAV know beyond doubt what his as
.ua.ut really Is, and at the same time
G.r. an opportunity to apply for redress
,b.. an error has been made against
lin. A. these assessments are now made
. m il opened Tor lOseness and
responsibility, inasuuch as they
..u TO be entirely in the ..hands Of the
CSllxsOr, both as to the making and The
,.u,u oI them. He has sole charge OF
h.u. II be makes a record Of them in
Ii, Usu books aud returns them accord
in. to Law 10 the City Clerk, we'll and
.ood, lud il be does not there is no way,
ave By helnsy and investigation, Of dis.
.or.fiug the delinquency. The failure
Onporl them may be a matter Of hun
lssi, or Of thousands Of dollars to the
dv. The whole business rests with the
Collector. There is no check on his
TRANSITIONS. Certainly nothing could
h loo.er than such a method Of man.
ying the revenues Of the city.
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common, 1000 preferred, 10000 st. Paul
common, 1000 preferred, L, 600 Lackawari.
m. q 600 Ohios and 3, 900 Western Union.
New YORK.

NEW YORK, April 9.-Cotton-Quiet at
105Eal0Ke. flour---ouiet; No. 2 at s. 00H
5 90, superfne western and State 81 40A4 IS,
common to good IS 00a5 Is, good 70 choice
SIS 20a5 IS, white wheat extra IS aOa6 so,
fancy $6 55a7 rs, extra Ohio s. 05a6 76, ct
Louis IS I0a7 rs, Minnesota patent process
at So 76aS so. Wheat-Quiet and unchang-
ed. Rye-Dull; western at 70a7Sc. Barley
Quiet and steady; No. 5, 491la50c. Malt
Unchanged. Corn-steady with fair
demand; ungraded western mixed at 45a
Sic; high mixed at 5la52c, steam mixed
5la5l1fc No. 9 at 63c, steam yellow liza
5l%c, round yellow at CSC. 0ats-Heayy;
western mixed at 33ISa3Is4c, white wes-
tern S5a3sNc. Hay-shipping at 60a65c.
Hops-Dull; western 6a6c. Cofse-Dull
and uominaIly unchanged. sugar-Firm;
fair to good refining 7jsa7Kc, prime 7JSc,
refined at 9tSaI0c. Aolasses Light In
quiry. Rice-steady and in fair demand.
Whisky-steady ut 81 o6,fa1 o..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-10
Phiiatielpiria.

PHILADELPHIA, Aprile.-Flour-steadyi
superfne s. 25a4 90, extra 81 5Oa5 90, Penn.
sylvania family SO 00a6 IS, Minnesota Sc %
az 90, high grades and patent 50 50as 90
Wheat-Dull; amber 81 S2al IS, red 81 S0a
1S2, white 81 Ss. Corn-Dull; yellow 6Sc,
mixed 81 1fc spot aud April, 52s4c May, $50
June. oats-Dull; white western 35aS6c;
western MIXED 32aS3c. Rye-unchanged-
Provisions-ouiet and unchanged. Lard
Quiet city kettle 79sc. Butter, Cheese and
Eggs-Quietand unchanged. Petroleum
Unsettled; crude SIC, refined II &c. Whis'
ky-Unehapged.