Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-22
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Vessels Wrecked.

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Vessels Wrecked.
CHICAGO. Sep, ~.
II was reported in Milwaukee and Keno
sha yesterday that the Queen City, Of the
Dollingwood line, had gone ashore total
wreck one mile south Of Shcboygan, this
10 ascertained to be false as the Queen
City has arrived safely in Milwaukee. II,
is now stated that the steamer Baltimore
hence for Lake Superior is ashore and
completely wrecked at that point. The
propeller Sun also reports the total wreck
OF propeller between Sheboygan and
Manitowac, together with the loss Of some
Of her crew and passengers, supposed 10 be
the Oriental. of Buffalo. the larges propel-
Ter on the Lakes. Moth reports need con-
firmatn.
Liquor Case -ssntsnced to be Hung.
NEw YoRK. Sept. 81.
The case Of the Temperance Alliance
against Coleman g. Stetson Of the Astor
House was up this a. N. in the Court Of
Sessions, and after examination Of the wit.
nesses the decision was reserved,
Scharferberger, convicted of the murder
Of his btero,hcd was this morning sentence
to be hung on the 10th Of October.
Lowering the Price-Bribing Jury.
New York, Sept. 81.
Mdlle. Rachel has yielded to the wishes
of the public and reduced the prices Of ad-
mission 10 her performances. In making
the announcement Mr.. Felix stated that the
average OF his receipts exceed thus Tar wha,
he counted upon and that he therefore makes
the reduction.
The Philadslphia Bulletin of this morning
states tina, during the recent trial Of the
Wheeler slave case an attempt was made
to bride the Jury. The matter has been
brough, before Judge Kelly who has direct
ed an investigation to be made.
The steamer Waverly in the North River
was nearly destroyed by fire this morning.
Loss estimated from 25 to 10000.
The Naval Board.
Washington, Sept. 81.
The Union of this morning contains cor
respondence between the President and
Secretary of,he Navy in relation to the ac-
ton Of the retiring naval board. Both APP
prove the doings of the Board.
Buffalo Market.
BUFFALO, Sept. 81.
Flour, good demand, part for through
shipment, market firm. Sales 1900 bbls
S7,37 choice Indiana and Mich. $3.50;
fancy ditto and Ohio S7,75@S7,s7 for extra.
Wheat firm, fair demand, sales 1900
bush. white Illinois, now afoat and to ar
rive, a, Sl,76; 2,4oo bush good Canadian
SI.S2 on the spot. Corn frmer. better
demand, $500 bush 74y,se to arrive; 81 600
bush on the spot, 75c. Oats held 35. In
ports Wednesday. -four 4.I34 bbls; wheat
2,244 bush; oats 1884 bush. Canal exports,
-four lsi bbls; wheat 9s,62s bush; corn
5l,459 bush; oats 7 400 bush.
New York Market.
New YORK, Sep. 81.
Flour opened with g ,od demand. closed
dull and dropping sales 10000 bbls ST.
8712 $S for common to straight State,
S8@s,.5 for extra do, Ss@s,37 for western,
Canadian unchanged, demand moderate
Rye flour and corn meal firm. Grain
wheat in active demand and shipping par
cells better. Sales $4,000 bush 81 ,65@l 1868,
for common spring Upper Lake 1850;
for winter do sl.s5@Sl,s2, for red south
ern S2@2,lo; for white do S2,05 for fair
white Ohio $2,o51s; for do Illinois S2.o7.
Canadian Rye steady Sl,i7@I,2o, common
better sales, 10000 bush ss@S9. Oats
unchanged.
Pork frmcr, sales 500 bbls at S22 asa
S22,s7l: for new mess; s2l,371a q s2l so
for prime. Beef firm. Lard steady sales,
200 bbls llt3 l2c. Stocks dull and lower,
money 10 demand, 6 and per cent. on call.
Sterling exchange heavy 1907 "a 1891.