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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-15
ll1oline..

SEARS, WOOD & CO.,
Bsdstead Manufacturers, Lumber Merchants
and Dealers in Planed Flooring,
MOLINE, ILLINOIS.
ry,H r only establishne ID tin the West where
4 SHERW OOD,s CELEBRATED TURNING
LATHE is used for turning PRlsMATIc Forms; such
N,pefs, BaIHsters, Bed Posts, Table Legs, andot
work too various to eIumerate, with the
.NouidiRgS Of all into squares ot any amw5er or
Easis mag suggsst. Making the most perfect a nd
beautiful work tha.faney can desire, andhavng the
appearance of costly earred sOrk.
June IL, l654-trw-tf
MOLINE PAPER MILLS.
r4NHEsubscrbers constantly making Il variety of
! Printing and Wrapping Papersat their Miiiin Mo
line and win pay Cash tor any reasonable quantity OF
good clean cotton linen rags. travelling ut,
40 Churchill will caH on the Merchants through
eentralIo and pay them in cash paper for their
rags. NHEELolh ~ tERGUS.
Moline, June 30th, 1854.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-15

lions Furnaces, Mines, Rolling Mills, Paper Mills
Factories Stationary Fire Engines Garden Engines.
Wells Cisterns, and for all purposes where Pump
can be used
These Pumps in use on all the principal
Railroads South and West,
n PSILYER MEDAL awardelto these Pumps al
he late Faic of The Ohio Mechanics Institute
II PFul and perfect satisfaction guaranteed in all
cases where properly put up according to recons.
UPorders thankfully received and promptly flied
by MOSES d LIrTLER Office Ut Burrows IL Pretty
mans Front Street, Davenport, Iowa.
Au. 18Th. Is55 .w-d I'm
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-15

WALCOTT HOUSE.
First Station West ,a the lima the II n
Railroad 10 miles from Davenport.
rT,HE undersigned has furnished the above housein
good style, aad is ready to Accommodate all VINO
rnayS ayo r him with their patronage.
Pa,snn.desirous Of passing few weeks quietly oil
the prairie whcrethere is always delightful breeze
will and Waicott TO repay them for a visit.
To SpoarsNsN-Grousea aud other game ABOUND IN
the vicinity. ,,.,
Ashareof public .9i.slted
Waleott July 18th ,is54-wtrw-u
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-15
IMPORTANT ARRIVAL !!

MOT at the Le eClaire House, but right oPpoststo i
~ atthe store Of the well known Merchant Tailor,
l., W. STEINBERti, % STREET.
of a wellassorted stock OF Ready Wade Stc IA .
ing, Hats, s,Tranks, Carpet bos s., sAlrts,tra-
watts, sc, sc. ..o. - 40
The undersigned is beginner and promises those
wbo wiz favor him with their cRlssn horesiand up
rightdealinx.
with aay eSta bltshnent Ia this Clty.
: Pisass call md examine my goods hsfors You GO
else whore. - - -irN|
nayeuDOrt May -NtN-ti
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-15
sssMIEss asGs

US! zoe, hGa 1 fea hpadrtt scaInlessI Iiaqs. hy
Y pTye WOODWARD q HARRIS
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-15
sRoWK & McDoF7TD~

Having orened their Tsiloring FstsbIisbn.,
Erads Ntreet, bet ad Il Sd Street Z 4 ~ -
he owa Book Store. ard h wing r-ceiye5 .uyss
tro @ ssi rs oEed stock of Cloths, eonsistin. co.
@ in' sst. saiiieis, weeds, Beavers ves,
,'a II the business that they car nr"
unee hfst cinss garment. ard at es re..o1tHp Ky.
si.s, woasd invite the inhabitants Of Iayenno.t az
Cutting done and vo,r.p,.a !. - ,s#EI
made M. Ailorlers " III receive 49,, areperH
Sent s,s ,sEza,, hKoWA Mel CNALD
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-15
GILBERT, 0'BRIEN B BUCK,

JULIUS LYTANCE, WM. HANSEN,
LNWD AGENTS,
Buy and self Rcai Estatc, Rent Houses aud Farms.
Coll ct Rents. and attend promptly TO all business
eutrus rdlp tbcir care.
Office I'd street, between Harrison and Ripley.
English, q srrnau, Danish, Norwegian and swedish
language. spoken ...+H. OctIl diy
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-15
M W NJ TTEE

CRAnuATE Of the Jefferson Medical College
| I Philadc lpha, and of four years extensive prae
Hca familiarity with the ofthc waste coun
try respectful ly ofcrs his ProfessioEa r,yras . a.
,itizsnsof Dayurport ana yiei,ity. Attendance MI
Dours ofthe night. GGca ilh street near ihe ney
Pcnnsk II ',ll2 l49Iss' Davenport MuN IS d..
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-15

houses srd Lots Fer Sale
A nnh ik hks OF HOUSES. LOTS and vacant Lots.
"A pleasantly situated in dfe rsp, rnyts ~ H.
tor sale or fay aTal le terms 49,, . % she N.Y.
o.t,,s.. JULIUS LYTANcE, EM. HANsEy.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-15
G. IL ~ I'D

y HE unders ned having disposed of his hercstlh
the grocery business on Front street to Messrs,
Romhauer d. Albert tai es this opportunity oiretuf,
ing ms tha sior the patronage has received End
begs an cytSEs on of lhe sane 10 The present cui-
bgHts
At tho same time ha requests al persons indebted
q cali a al settle forthwith. SIR. Albert Is aUther-
red 20 veAn receipt for all debts due me- when
/ am absent. SAMUEL HlkSt HI.
at
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-15
MARBLE WORKS.

Davenport, oet3l, 1851 Diff
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>EsPEcFFULLY call the attention oiiarmsrs,sMisp
!, Ders. and the public generally 10 tas aaFoi''s'
Tbry WIN at all times be ready to store ana sur
sr,, description of produce and merchandise 70 .,
LA .eu an commission, and trust, by prompt nho
- a,tantiou to the interests of all VINO may taN"f
them with their patronage TO merit the pubhe eehh
dnnce. 80, .-,-. 4, .a..,oi o,,i , ,r
,,cious building recently erected by Mr.. Fur ,nt'
inetsd as tho Bazaar, to which is attached eonho
3ia landing for steamboats, At all stages OF the rive
na nossesses advantages favorable TO the importer
Saher not the least Of which is that no dra9age WI
~ rsoured from the Warehouse TO eoats' "r ir9" "
'o oals 10 tae Wayosoqso. MsY ., lsaa-e5
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-20
SALE OF LAND IN PRESTON,

ID URSuANr 10 n decree Of the Circuit Court
! OF Preston county, pronounced op the Goth
day OF March, 1899, wherein John Shroycr,s
admin istratOr is Plaintiff aud Joshua T.. Brooks
and Others arc defendants, shall, on
7"esdoy The l3h day qT N0rcmbcr ncrt,
before the Court IIonsc in Klnrwood. procccI
10 sell tho Tract Of Land conveyed by John
Sht"ycr, IN his lifetime, to Joshua p. Brooks
10y deed dated 9Th June, 1910 ,--.coniaininr $50
acres, lying III the southern part Of Preston
county, on The waters OF Upper sandy Crcck, 49,.
selling first the as acres OF sad traci embraced
IN aced rom said Brooks to Thomas T.. lIawy,
OF l26 acres. 1be residue called 1857, | shall
afterwards, at the same time ard place, expose
to sale. The deeds arc recorded IN SAID coun-
~, anu reference is made 10 them and the pa
pors OF the case Tor more particular description
OF the land.
Terms, six, twelve and eighteen months cred
II, purchaser executing bond with good security
for The purchase money, bearing interest from,
the day OF sale! Guy x. C.. ALLEN
OCtVOcT 10, boJ0' i@Z Commissioners
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-20
PUBLIC SALE.
William Brown and others

William Brown and Others,
VS..
William Meredith and others
PURSUANT 10 decree rendered in tbc nbove
oHS e. oy inc Circuit Court Of Monongala county
on INC 18th day of September, 1850. the unIcr.
S'gnco' as commissioner, will,
On the Doth day Of November,
next, proceed to sell at the Court Honso door
III norg antown, the following real estate Gnr.
merry belonging to Thomas Meredith, decd. viz.
a LOT OR LOTS OF GROUND
ADJOINING, in tho town of SmitbGeId. on ,bioL,
- IS St'naleG a good Store House Also, 81 Acres
ct Land, lying below Smithicld, purcho,cd or
DOCTOR travis. Also, the interest of said rho,
mas Meredith in and to Two Lots in tho town or
newport: Also, ali tho right, title aud intores,
OF SAID Mercdi th in so acres Of Land situate IN
inc waters Of Booths Creek. The titIc tn ,bn
Lot III Smithtown, and the 81 acres. is believed
10 DC perfectly good, but as TO the otber nrnncr-
" the titles may be doubtful. Said Saln ,a la
upon credit of one and two years, the purcho.
scr giving bond and security Tor the purchase
money, bearing interest from tho day of sale.
,.,.,-.oo h. G. WILSON.
O''"por rvs 1900. $500
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-20
ruarrow Escape Of tho Popo.

On Monday last his Holiness had a
terrible fright while taking hls even
ing drive outside the Porta oei fopo-
la. and was in imminent dangerof com
inc in for another smash, winch might
have bcou attended with more fatal
consequences than tho ever memora-
bic downfall of St. Agnese. A numcr.
GUS part of Minenti and Irasteverini
had been celebrating some matrimonial
or baptismal solemnity by u grand JOLT
tication at Trofanclli's tavern near the
Pontc Molle, and were returning to-
wards the Porta del Popola, in several
carriages, when two of the coachman,
rendered reckless by wine, and taking
the straight road two miles long, be-
tween the bridge and the gate, for a
sort of natural hypodrome, started oil
full. gallop for u chariot race. The
Pope's cortegc was coming in the OPP
pcsite direction, and the outriders, be-
longing to the noble guard, who always
precede his carriage some distance,
endeavored in vain to stop the flying
Jehus. Its etiquette here for every
one who meets the Pope to stop his
carriage, and get out to kneel in the
road, whilst his Holiness passes; but in
the present case the usual routine was
reversed, for the hourished sabres of
7 the noble guard proving Intellectual to
check the mighty rush Of the Traster-
verini, it was the Pope's turn, with the
instinct of self-preservation, to pull up
and make himself and suite as small as
possible, to avoid coming in contact
with the furious charioteers, one of
whom was finally stopped by a party
of gendarmcs, whilst the other turned
dexteriously and fed back to the
bridge with as much celebrity as he had
come from it. The captured party
consisting of three fat men and three
Jolly gold-chained and ear-ringed DANES
insisted OH getting out to receive the
Pope's benediction, before going to
prison, roared out, mon SiGnlo Turcht
and appealing to cardinals, monsignori,
and guards Of all descriptions, against
the severity of the gendarmes, to whom
one anxious husband i'll vain explained
that his lady was in an interesting
situation and the least harshness
might be fatal to her.-Daiiy Ncws
Correspondent.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-20
Sale Of Land in N0n0noaIia.

PURSUANT to Decree Of the Circuit Court
L OF Mon0ngalia county, pronounced on the
i2th day Of September, 1898, III the case or VIM.
Price and others against Jacob aud John Brown,
| shall on the 22d day ofOctobcr next, the same
County Court Of said county, sell before the
Courthouse door OF said county, lots No. 10 Il
u IN the plat OF division made by the Commls-
sioncr appointed to divide the Lands in the cause
lad down, containing about nine acres in Lot
No. 10, adjoining lands Of Il. Is. Tenant and
Moses Sine, and about II acres in Lot No. |
adjoining lands OF VIM. Lancaster and James
henderson
The sale will be made on a credit Of six,
twelve, and eighteen months, the purchaser to
give bond with good security bearing interest
from the day Of sale, and the title retained ill
the same be paid. Selling as CommlSsi oner
there will be no warranty Of title.
GUY II. c. ALLEN. Comm ssioner.
September %, 1879.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-20
SALE OF A HOUSE AND LOT.

virtue OF Decree Of the Circuit Court Of
~ Moa0ngaitn county, rendered at the Spring
crhl thcreot, 1890, III the case Of Jacob Made
fa's heirs against Jacob Madera's heirs, shall
On Tie All Moaday IN N0cember,
(helng Court day. sell to tho highest bidder, at
pubic auction, on the public ground before the
Court House in MorgaItown MonongoIio com
~, Virginia, the house and haIf lot of which ia
COB MADEIRA lately died seized, situated on Water
street, III Morgantown, being the south half of
'"t NO. :, on the plot Of said town. This sale
VIZ DC on credit "i one and two years, with
interes st from date, and the purchaser will bc
CURED to give bond with good security for the
Phrchasc money, and the title will be retained
until the purchase money is paid
w. J.. WILEY, Commissioners
October 20, 1855.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-20
A Balloon in Il Thunderstorm.

UrondeyJui Escape from De0tA We
mentioned says the Baltimore Sun, that
Mons. Goddard. Col. Latham and
Me.srs, Hoal, Crirpen and Belmau, as.
cended III a balloon at Cincinnati on
Monday week. 1t appears they en-.
Countcred a very violent thunderstorm
in the clouds. which drove the balloon
on, it is stated, at the tate of seventy
miles an hour, and they attained an
attitude of 1850. Mr.. Bclnan thus
descr hes their decent after dark aud du
ring the storm:
Suddenly we felt our car rushing over
the tops of Trees, crashing and tcariDs
the limbs as the balloon was dliyenlu.
long. MomrG. gave us the valve rof
and mounting the side Of he car he oil.
dcrcd Us TO hold fast. In another mo
meut he landed IN Corntieid. and by
the force of tho wind we were dragged
and bumped along the ground diatanc,
of half mile; and lhro the com stalk,
at a fearful velocity; our heads raped
= each other, aud not unfrcquenlly w.
saw stars all around. Up aud dow
we went, when the car struck n ire,
u
distance of Thirty fee; the next M
ment we were crushing against u tall
stump Of tree, when Col Latham AID
Mr. HoaI were thrown with great VIZ
lcncc from tho basket, tho formers,n
the back of his neck aud his shou'ders
and the latter on his breast. Mr.. Glib.
pin and myself were left alone in the
car. aud | holding with all my might
10 the VaIve-rop", up we m0urted.--
Fortunately we dashed into the limb of
al old dead Tree, aud IN al instant tree
balloon, car aud acronauts were fatou
the ground. Nous. G.. had his lip BAL
ly cat. and the flesh iacerated on one
of his limbs; Col. Latham an ancic
sprained. head, shoulder aud body gem
orally brOised; Mr.. H"al bad his hresst
crushed in; three ribs broken and othor-
wise badly bruised; Mr.. Crippen had
his head and neck "skewed," aud pen-
orally scratched aud bruised, | was
bruised somewhat, bat not materially
injured.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-20
E EVERY READER ~,

VIII please notice the advertisement headed
The GREAT Book or THE YEAR" aud send
for full descriptive catalogue Of all our Illus.
tratcd Words. ..0
W To the uninitiated in the great art Of book
selling, we would say that we present scheme
for money making which is far better than all
the gold mines of California and Australia.
III Persons desrous of selling any ono w ork
alone, and canvassing certain section OF coun.
Try or several counties, will please confer with
the subscriber, who will cheerrully amswe every
letter, as far as possible, on the day OF it's re-
ccpton. Address, ROBERT SEARS
'. 10 Publisher, ISL William ST., n. Y
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-20
1900 Acres Of Land for Sale.

TINE subscriber offers for sale 500 acres Of
Il Land, in Barbour county, lying on the wa
tcrs OF sandy Creek 90 acres OF il arc impro-
we'd, plenty of good timber, well watered ,plen-
~ ol stone coal. 800 acres Of it are level
The Farming Laud is clear Of stone, and il is
well adapted for u Stock Farm. There are two
Dwelling Houses. Peaches and Apples,
in abundance. TERMS, for tho whole tract,
81 80 per acre; it can be divided into tracts o {
800 and $50 acres. the price varying with quail
~. IL lies 4 miles South Of Thornton Depot
For further information call on the subscriber
on the premises, J. X. BAKER.
October 20, 1865. l7tf
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-20
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Having "lct patience have her per-
feet work." in relation to the many
accounts on my books for subscriptions
to the late NloNoNGALIA MIRROR, and
for Advertising and Job-work, it has
at length become absolutely necessary
that | should make collections without
further delay.
Owing to the fact that the year past
was a trying time with the Farmers,
owing to the drought, | resorted TO
6oTToaolng, in preference to collecting,
to meet current obligations; and it is
but reasonable and right that those
whom we have thus favored by delay,
should make an effort for our relief
The crops are now abundant, and good
prices arc offered for every thing mcr-
chantablc. Almost any person whose
name is on our books CAN pay if he
WILL; aud we shall be really sorry to
find that we have been transactng bu-
slncss with any one who WILL NOT paw
when he can--for in such cases the
only possible remedy will be to MAKE
THEM WILLING! We would say, very
respectfully and yet earnestly, to each
and to all, that it will be moncy-saying
operation to call at the Office, and pay
their bills at once; as we shall be UNI
der the necessity Of sending a legally
authorized Collector to all who neglect
this notice.
Wa3" WHEAT and Conn will be re-
ceiycd in payment, if deposited ut the
Mills within two milcs of town.
5. SIEGER1ED.
October 20, 1855. st
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-20
> GUARANTEED By he Laos Of Stace.
TO THE PUBLIC

iAo " Washington Society would f", some re-
'ue'aEce IN Appearing to tie support Of the pso.
PIE were ~ tor Il less w0rthy or IL ss mold, l.ct
IMAM mat which they hav" in view. Tn. schSm,
""rh 'hoy oher, beng placed under their solo
e"htt"! ny the State Commissioner. incy Layn
made 1t 50 attractvc nnd formed II upou SO or,r,l
""o hOcfhi scale, that they have no fears but
mat the public viii come forward with one No.
c"f" l" IT'S support, and assist the Society in H..
successful carrying out OF one Of the mos, pp,-
t'"Ic undertakings Of The present day.. IL mo-,
"h'y appeals to the national feelings ocihe Amer
lc"h heaT, but also 10 the scI,.iniCrcsI Of ey,,y
h'"h nose who invest q dollar or more IN ,his
INCREASING not osly contribute in n uatrio,c
o"J'ct, but stand an equal chance with othrrs m
securing prize. Perhaps you may he the lucLy
one IA
=" here IS 4 tide in the Affairs of mon,
+Sh'ch, taken at the flood, issds OH to ioftuns.,
AND why may not This prove the food in ,r.
RiaIS lie that never risks never wins .
ne managers felt assured Of its sue csa from a..
DhIIIant reception with which it's announcCu,...
met rom our most omlncht citizens, five iupa.
sand tickets having been engaged on the ill.,,
day.
The drawing, which comes OF ON the lst o.
november, VIII constitute one OF the greatest
features of the closing day Of the exhibition at
our Institute for the Promotion OF tho hIech,ric
arts.
Cli. +. DUNCAN, Chairman Board Of Managers.
" Tickets Sl,-paCkagcs of &c, $40.
WANrED.-Agcnts to form clubs i'm oycrvtov,
village aud hamlet in the State Forward ,our
ton. ~
Drawing, first day Of November,
" hose not desiring to compete for the Pro-
NUNS, VII! be allowed a liberal per v"ntnge.-
All oruers and letters must he addrcstot 10
CAREW 6 OiiLER,
tSole Agents for the Managerial b,ir,MnRr NJ,
September IS, 1855.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-20

lsa2 The Sag Nicbt papers constant.
~ denounco the American party as mid.
qight assassins, dark.lanteru conspira.
tors, house burning, disunionists and
plotters of treason. And yet when any
of these vile creatures leave the Order,
because they have failed TO obtain office
themselves, or some Of their friends
nave been disappointed, they are atpDce
transformed into pure patriots, aud hon.
est meD--and nothing that the unterIi.
lied Democracy can do for them, is left
undone, even tho bestowmont Of public
office, patronage aud power. Snreiy
win such party lrcachery is at 0 pre-.
'nium, while honest fidelity is at dis.
count. IL Is not worth while to meu,iop
namcs. Tie world con see.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-20
An E1epemeat-- Boody Consequences.

III" .EfDPeWeRt-B 0oay consequences.
The Thomasvillo (Ga.l Enterprise says;
n correspondent from TelIair county,
writes lis that on The 9TH inst, John Qn.nn.
OF that county, eIoped with Miss Matha
Wilcox the daughter Of Wooiso1 Wilcox,
OF TelIalr county. and carried her inro5Cuf.
fee county to the house OF Mr.. Juhnlliill.
where they were married 10y Alex. Moolpy
q Justice OF the Inferior Court.
After they had been united, the youthful
couple started for the house of the brde.
groom's father; but while passing snail
creek on the road John Quinn the BRIDE
groom, was shot in the back and instantly
Killed. His wife went back to The. first
house which was Mr., Jonathan Ashly's and
gave The information that her husband had
been killed.
Suspicion rests on the father Of the young
lady, and he has gwen bond FOR his appear.
snce at The next superior Court at TeIiaif.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-20
BEaaaRRgS GDs' MALE.

fkNiE subscriber will sell, at Private Sale, the
a following valuable Property, viz:
4 F;arlga OF $50 Acres,
situate on III" pike leading from Morgantown to
J. a'Tm0nt, halt u mile above Laurel Point Steam
Min. About 100 acres are cleared, and under
good fences. The tract IL well watcrcd, and
contain" an abundance Of coal, with some lime
stone Tho buildings are, dwelling house,
frame and log, barn aud OuthuIdIngs. Also,
"A E"riSa OE' EJ5 Acres.
on Big Indian Greek, 10 miles from Mlurgantown
with comfortable house and stable "A good
orchard, and excellent meadows. Further par
ucuIar8 are deemed unnecessary, as no one will
purchase without viewing the premises.
cr"'S, so per acre, for the first tract, and
i"r the second, IN payments, $50.
for view OF the premises, call on Thomas
u. fctty, living ON the first described Farm, or
JOIN FETTY, Near Laurel Point.
June 80, 1880. 2m
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-20

RANDOLPH " LATIN Err,
Go South street, Bowly's Wharf, Baltimore.
Appic.,--In good demand So to 81 90 per Dbl
iSuttcr,--Wc quote western at lialS cts; com
mon roll IA to Is; gIades, 10 to ~ good ,lSa2I
Receipts small and demand active.
BccswaX, Sales at &c cents per pound.
Bacon, market active and prices Advancing
quote shoulders at l2al3 cts; sides, l3al4 =
hams plain, l2ali fancy, l5aiT.
Hcans White S2a3; mixed 5 GOA 80 per bu
Country Scap,--Wo quote at 5a7 cts pen 10.
Cattle The Offering on Thursday last was a.
bout 1900 head HOO of which were sold atS3, 90
a$i,2o on the hooi, equal to SG,00aS, 10 nett
Corn We quote yellow at S6s94 cts; white,
S2aGO cts. Receipts light, demand moderate.
Glover cd,-S7a7,75 per busheI.
CheStnutH,-SaI at 80 ,5Oa3 90 per bushcl.
Dried Eruii Apples paired, 81 GOAL ,l2 -
impaired, JOa75 cts Peaches pared, So GOA
$500; Impaired $ ,5oa2, 90 per busheI.
Dccrskins,--SGlcs at l6 TO 20 cts.
slOur,-We quote city mills at S8,37aS So
Howard street at $500 The market has
been unusually active all this week, and pr,-
ces steadily advancing. To-day the demand
is not so good, and prices seem to have reach
ed the highest for the present.
large, demand is active, and holders are firm
FurS,-SalGs Of Rabbit at la2 cts; Red Foy. Goa
70; Muskrt, 6a7; Mink, Toast; Coon and GREY
Fox, lja20; outer, SLAB.
FiaNsccd, 7-Salos at 81 GOAL 10 per bushol.
GinscnS,--in demand, quoted at 30a35 cts.
EogS,-Nlarkct active, with sales at SIS. 75a9 co.
Eard,--In barrels llal2 cts; in kegs l2al3.
OatS,--Aaryiand oats 3ja3S cts; Pennsylvania
3Sa12 cts. per bushel.
Ryc,-Maryand sells at }05all5 cts.;-penn'a.
llOal2O cts. per bnshcl.
Snahe-r0ot, Seneca sells at 50a60 cts.
TailOW,--Saics at Hale cts. per pound
Wool ,--Unwnshed at 1Sa20 cts, washed 2Sa3O.
Wheat We quote Inferior 10 good reds 81 10
also; good to prime l85al95; inferior to good
white, 81 ,9Oa2 90; good to prime, So, O0a2, ~.