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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-16
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
IVzA-. Esys.-ss 80 49,
HErFr- 49, EsES


- kzs
cities With NE Western, Northwestern, ana South
western State, by continuous Rata ay direct Ih.
road also connects at Pittsburgh With duiiy ue OF
isaIners all Bsrl= the Norm Lakes;
kj1g lEn most direct ektsFtst End rsl,gSfs by
which Fre,ght be forwarded 10 and from the
treat West.
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg,
First lass boots, ,hurs. lry,i s.,. q, ,,n .
Goods tU boxes Fuus, Pea fhtf=. So ~. '"'
second slass.--Bodt q staIuH-(
cry, pry Goods GO bales Drugs Ahd AZ. ..tro.
Medicines, Hardware Leather, Wool - -"
&c.
Third 1Iass.--Anvis. gaggiug,
Bacon. Pork 40 bulk Cast steel, Gle 1910 y
sole Leather Ga baudietJ Oehre, &cD
Fourth SiHss.-.C oLsr. Fish, Ra
,ou ~ Pork tsgcEedt lAria Lard on, sos y 100 n.
hetnp, Iron, lead naIis, soda ssh Sci
FLouR-si per barrel until Further notice.
GRAM 81 et-. per 100 II sunlii fDiiher uOllCr.
IOlIOA-SS per bale, not exceeding Jsu lbs
wei bit until fLiher notice.
lFIn shipping Goods frora ANY pnint east PHI.
sgicasia Ralroad.'' All goods consigned - tho a
gents for this Knad al fhade Phs or Pittsburg WI
be forwarded sithoutdetcHton.
FRHGHr SaEsTs.-faFris, WOrmly & Co. Mem
phis, Tenn, X, sass N Co. St Louis j. y. Mitch
ell Is Son, Evansville, Ind; Damesnn, Boil & Bur
dock aud Carter ~ Jewott, Louisville Ky.R 4 Nal
drum, Madison, Ind; Sprigman * Blown, aud Ir.ir
Il Co., CineinnalG y. w. Graham a Co., ZAnessili,
o.; Leeeh d co., 81 kilby st. Hnston; Leech Go
u.
Place, New Y ork; r. sneeder, Phiiadeiphia; Ma
graw & KoeEs, Baltimore; Geo. c. FroHeiscus Pin.
burg.
II. II. HOUSTON, General FrogAt Agsat, PAaa
| II. J. LONEaEK1, saPf. At,sHa, Pa.
Pennsylvania Railroad.
Three Daily Through Trains bets cen PhiiadelBhia
and Pittsburgh THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia tor PittsbuTgat "a A. NJ, aud
Pittsburgh fer Philadelphia att A. NJ The fast line
leaves PhIladelphlaatI r. NJ. and Pttsburgfor Phi-
sdelphia at r. Nj. TIE NIGHT sNPRkSS train
leaves Philadelphia FOR PittsbGrgh Ut II NJ. aud
Pittsburgh for Philadelphia AT II =. NJ.
The above lines connect at Pittsburgh with the
Railroads To andfrom ST Louis, Mo-, Alton, Galena
and Chicago, III. Frankfort Lexington ana Louis
vile, ny; Terre Haute, Dayton, Springfield, Belle
Gnutins, asky, Toledo, Cleveland, CsluIn bus
Zanesyile, Massiion and Wooster, Ohio, also ri,h
the steam packet bouts from and to New Orleans
NJ, Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati
Through tickets be had TO from either OF the
above places.
For further particulars handbllls at the differ.
ent starting points, Passengers from the West will
ind this the shortest and most expaG tous route 10
Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York or Boston
THO's. MOORE, Agent, Passe niger Lines, Phila.
J. MEsklMEA, Agent Pas senger Lines, Pitts
Phila. Nov I'd rs dly
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NEW YORK HARNESS sT0KE
VEAs been renewed from Brady to Second Street
four doors East Of Brady, where We shh be pleas
81 10 wait on al wish good articles in the harnes
line The ss.ortmen.is the most complete ever offer
ed here before. Great paius take to please.
Keep algAysD hand Collars BFdles ttal,ers Cards.
Hrushes CuIfY-CDmbs. FiyNetts OF every kind in
theirs,ssou leather Fly-Sette alss.
Wb,ps and Saddles In abundance. Whips froa IS
et.upsards: Saddles from 100 10 $500.
Alivork rarrantedto be asrecemmended.
q. W. BARNES.
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Attention Farmers.

WE nave lust received a few more Of Sanford d
w Patent straw CATERS which We offer for .aie
eheap. ,,.,.,,,-.-.-- r,ezrz7rrrr,..,,,
Oct 26-iWtf EshE&ht , ;. f~Lt , man
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JNo. GiLLETT, Agt.
BROWN { McpoNALp

aF'ug opened their Tailoring EstabllshIn ent @ u
- BRADY Street, bet. Cd & Sd Street doors above
Tue owa Book Store, and b, wing I, eeiYed large
ana wen assorted stock Of Cloths consisting Of Ms
sin' res poesklns satiuets, Tweeds, Beavers, Vest
lhgs satlns, Neivets nc,, Il. feet G. nfdeut from,
thelr experience In the business that they can pro
ducc nfN class garment, and at as reasonable
rrlse as any other Tailoring Establishment IN the
cry, would invite the Inhabitants of Davenport aud
vicinity TO give Gull.
Cutting done and warranted TO Ht II properl,
made up. Allordsrs III receive N pit attention
BROWN Nc bONALD.
Gal, 90 AR
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,TRAYED

TSRoM the subscriber on Jan TN 1880 a Ont,a
i Horse, about soHrs old. He had ON bEyuess
with names painted red, when he ien Ary infsT.
nation o I him will he IL wardchby
W. u. PORTER
Agent Western stage Go.
DpEant, Jau l6 IS dwu
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MOLINE PAPER MILLS

T'HEsubscribeTs are constant making a variety of
Printing and Wrapping Papersat their MIlln Mo
iBe and Will pay Cash for any reasonable quaint, o.
good clean cotton or II Denrags oartravelnpaxsnt
A. 0. Churchill VIII call on the Merchants ihrongb
csntraliowa and pay them in cash paper for heir
Yags. WHEELOCk d FERGUS
Moline June 30th, 1854.
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CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND RAILROA
GA RI itll ~ !


@6sE $3.50, 9 IllilL - ~ -
NEW ARRANGEMENT,
I'm and after Monday, Jan. iith, and until iurlhei
ono,ice, train. will leave Rock island as follows;
ist. Passenger train, Sundays excepted, at 10 n
4 rive at Chicago at 10 ~
and mail Passenger Train lat II ~ NJ
Arrive at Chicago, 10 Z
Sd. Freight, with ad class scars, nj q 80 ~
Arrive al Chicago at u ID
Trains arrive at Rock Island daily, Sundays except
ed, as follows;
Isl Passenger tranat ~
81 Freight with cd class ears at $40 NJ
All trains over this road in direct connection al
Chicago with trains both the Mich ga southern
and Michigan Central X. X 10 and from Detroit 10
ledo, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, pltseurgh,
Dunkirk, Bnfalo, Niagara Fails, Albany, New iork,
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. Also ~
La Sale with trains o the Illinois Central Road
north to Gaena and south to st. ionis and Caro- 10
which places tickets can be procured OF :. :. Sic
VEINS, Ticket agt. II. r. Depot RI
Passengers reminded ofthe necessity Of GYMS
distinct directions TO the destination OF their bag
gage, also TO procure tickets before taking their
seats he ears the conductors collect fares on!
stations the line OF the Chicago and Rock isand
Railroad. JOHN r. TRACY, suP''
W. II. WHITMAN, Asst supt.
Rock Island, Jan. Ii, tS5b.
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Railroads.
Mississippi and Missouri Railroad

MISSISSIPPI 'lIu NiISsUttiI nI II w"
sssss -; -
>y.na a,,rr Monday. Jauuar, estk. le56, and un.
I I'm further nstice, trains viii leave Davenport,
for Museatinc aud Iowa CITY, rs follows: :,
ISL Passenger train dali! SUNDAY exc az az ~
md Freight rain w 18th Passenger Car aiia'd T. N
Trains arrive d: Davenport daily, lsnndaSseAceP'e'
as follows: IA , Al
LIST. Passenger Train al "''t''
end al reight Train with Passenger cars al :,
taehed ut -, -,
An Trains out Of Davenport will make cohhee'iohs
with Muscaline and Iowa City. :,
me Passenger Train arriving at Davenport al ~
A. N, connse's with the Rock Island Mall ifain
which leaves Rock Island for Chicago at llin a. N.
Passengers reminded Of The neeesslt! oisNhs
distinct dire ctons a. to the destination their bag
gage. Also to procure tickets before taxing iheif
seats in the JOHN l.. HhNhit
a nay Sup't
Master ofrransportation. Jahso doh
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FARMERS SAW AND GRIsT MILL MEN!
The Bes, Mill ever offered to the Public is
FELTON'S PORTABLE MILL
IEyEICH has taken the Ffrst PremiHR all the
w state aud County Fairs whore IL has been
hjbitsd and GOid Medal at the 9msrteGR IastifHte,
~ " Cifs. This truly excellent dill, celebrated
sltst, for Il. simplicity. durability and prEctiea5lity,
patented Jsny "a, is55, stsDdt uHrEsled! The large
Of these mills sold, aud iheir increasing de-
assd fgreiby declare their merit tower 1000 having
been .old III the last sx Honthsl. They admin
bly, pied for grinding Corn, Oats, Wheat, Barley,
Corn in tue car Spices, De- ith rapidly and per-
feetIgH ana before.
50 9 Atn grinds from 10 bus. of meal or 10 to
" b4s Of feed per hour with from to horses, and
other Nos pr0ponIotats amount. They can be
rropelied By horse, steam or water power, and are
veil pied 10 irregular motisn hcfice al stsifng
cost they can be attached TO ANY saw mill
MEAL Saws attached 10 these mills, thus
dsHng them the only ,ratg praetieatis mill farmer
can have.
kefersnces eHn be given where these mills have
been 10 use ~ months without either receiving or
needing dressing, aud likewise where thes were 10
troduesd four months ago for grinding Iron oar.
an established fact that all mills usiBR knives
t.at fssdS but neNSrA'ertad meal! and that all
and cob efashsrs OBls crack the corr and eot, and
that neither reduce the feed 10 desired aBehess
70 be used with profit. But the
FELTON, MILL,
without hives. aud with grinding surfaces 80 hard
t.lperea steel wii net Ehseti IL pable Of grisd
Fy Ia an, degree Of hBeuess and Of reducing cob
the aa nes. II meal. These facts justify us in war
ranfinz these mills 10 give entire satisfaction.
For further inio rmEilon and mihs and night apply
Ia hICHDIg, LOOMS & Co, Office 10 Claire
H,u.e Davenport, lows, Or Box s6a r. o.
dec ~ d~tf
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OrN Lumber.

L>ROh 200,0o0 10 800 coo feet of Lumber al Dor
il man & Co.'S old yard. cor. Scott and Fourth sis -,
one square OF Goes Davis Planning MIL, near
ly opposite the Court House. The subscnbefs have
on hand the largest and best assortment OF Seasoned
steam sawed Pine Lumber 10 be found in this
We keep constantly on hand Dressed and Undressed
Flooring Siding. Fencing, u and inch clear stuff
Rived and shaved Shingles, Lath and all other vare-
lies Of Pine Lumber which offer slow as any 9TH
er Yard in this city
Id ut RDGTRR A.
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Notice

Notice.
DOCK Island Bank hus made arrangement, 10 u,.
IL limited amount of the notes OF ''lhe Espuiac.
tufers and Mechanics Bank OF Columbus, Georgia
ana the same "ili be received on deposit or In pay
neDt for Exchange Coin the 81 me to rrn a, the
issues of the solvent Banks Of Virginia, Kentucky,
ONO or Indiana. NJ. Il. OSBORN. Prest
X. Island JHnel3 dewitt \. II. MANN. Cashier.
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Iartetp.

Idrietp.
DAVENPORT kUsIC STORE.
CRANDALL n HIGGINS have just o pene a large
" assortment OF Guitars, violins, Banloes, Tsmbo-
rine., SC &C. Also every kind OF Music Book nov
in which they will sell very cheap for Cash al No
LIE Claire Row. Oct3d, 1854
Yankee Notions and Toys.
/ 4 MISUNDERSTANDING ening and for sale att
NJ : Le Claire Row: CRANDALL HIGG
Guitars.
A Large and very nne assortme n, oiRosewood Cult
Also Viollns from seventy five fvedoi
larsat No sClaire Row. CO
Accordsons and Flu.inas.
A Large and welselested assortmen Just received
at prices that eannosfai! 10 give entire satisfaction
at Nos LIE Claire Row: CSH
ILARloSEaTs, Flutes, Flageoir,s, rieuiows and
~ fifes al reduced pricesHt
No s lie Claire Row. Cab
Sheet Music
4 Large collection on hand sne New dusieressiyep
"a as soon as published at
No lie Claire Row. ChH
,'ftE best Piano Forte Instructor In world Rich
/ ardson's modern school for Piano Fer,es can be
found Oh Nos lie Claire Rev
Feather busters.
4 Very hne assorlme al can be found ct ihs Dason-
- port Music Store;
Ma LIE Ciuire Row. CO
Varied assorim ent just receiy ed aud Tor sale low
- al No lie Claire Row: q
UITAR and Violin strip Is aud every kind OF Must
VI cal Merchandise, keptconstahtly on hand at Nor
lie Claire Row.
UNIONS school for Piano Forte, Curtis GsitsI
IL Zundels Nicholson Instructor and In fact every
Kind ofinstruetion relating TO music be found
Dayenuort Musc Store.
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Missouri State Mutual Fire, Marine Insurance
Company Of st. Louis.
CAPITAL, $500, uUu, snd constantly Increasing.
niRECfORS:
d. d. Pare, C.S. Greedy, IN. kdgell.
+. Kay, Il, w. Alexander, r. Nymsn,
}. :. MeCuno, y. Al January. C.H, Peek.
Policies issaad fran ~ days six years. and the
Insured participate in The whole profits.
For information enquire The undersigned Agent
for Davenport. Or. l.. DAVENPORT.
July 20tn - tra y
Western Ma achnsetts Insurance Company.
Pittsheld Mass
Cash Gaptlai, $4,000
Berkshire County Mutaal Insurance CO,
PttsreiSs Mass
Cash Capital Sl00,Gta Acquired Capital, s 100 900
Once In a. Buiord's tlerk MYR0N n. FISH,Agt,
Illinois St. Rock Island, lils.
ofice III Commercial Building
No. Second floor. JOHN H0ATH, Agt.
Jan. Il du Davenport, Iowa.
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3fillflrp, &f.

NOW OPENED
A Large Stock Of
Fine Matches, Jewelry and
Fancy Goods
BILLIONS OLD STAND.
No Le Claire Row.
To which the attention of the
PUBLIC
IS particularly invited.
oci6,dtf
An Open Field and Fair Play.
IIMEN6E STOCK OF
WATCHES AND JEWELRY
At HoUSkL'S, No. LIZ CLAIRE ROW.
r HAVE Just returned from New York with the
largest and best stock OF nne Watches aud iewelry
ever before offered in This market. have gol1
Watches from $auto $225. Silver do from - 10 500.
Gold Chains from q 10 $50. Rings fr IN two bits to
$4,000. Breast Pins from 3lto 500.
would call particular attention to my stock oi La
dies Watches which emb races full variety offiain,
Hunting and Enameled cases, and think can sui
the most fastidions.
In short, my whole stock of Clocks, Watches jew
elry, Silver aud Plated Is full and complete aud
mu ch rger than has been broughtto this mar
ket. and will sell Wholesale or retail at prices that
will defy all competition.
Repairing done us usual III shoripoiice
Nov. 18th, 1874.
Table Cutlery BY Express
q. 4, act,n
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MARBLE WORKS,
N'OI'ICE.

'I'hr Post ONCE has removed. but the News negot
l. remains In the old Post Once room which has
Eastern Papers, Books Of siandsr d Literature Els.
CANT illustrated Works, Cheap Publications. Maya
zines School Books, Stationery, Choice Fancy Goods,
De-, &c
I-tf
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Wholesale Candy hIaHufactcr!
FIR. WALTER. H. Il, Boh''
WALTER & BONN,
WHOLESALE CONEECI1ONLns',
Nos 81 & 33 Market street, bet Main ana sn'
ST. Louis, NO.

Constantly on hand q rye aud fresh assortment u
all kinds OF fancy cgniirs which tor their cheapn..
quality aud variety cannot be surpassed by Any oS'
establishment IN tie Wo.t. Mch 30 IS d&wiy
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fSeasiOr0f.
WILSON g. HARLEY
FRUITS. &C.

i FRESH lOt Of Lemons, Orange, Nan. r..,,-
ac just received BY A1u'''
D'c ~-au NJ. H. HklDENHKI9ER.
NJ. II HEIUE NuEI,TfyT,
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3YzAt ,StS.as3-..-
Improved Little Giant Corn and Cob Plants
ton Mill Price reduced
THE subscriber has purchased exclusive Hees "
territory tor sale in the West, OF The above titI
hfaled Mile, and is prepared 10 iurnsh them ~ a.
times either whole sale retail, guaranteed ~ ''
most positive matmer. ,,-,,
Ii il now more than year since the Live UAu'
was introduced 10 the public, during which hme
has been constantly growing 10 the popular is'of.
The improvements recently effected an0 pa1Ia -.
makes II The most perfect machine ever oueITo ~
RAJ farm 1t is furnished complete fese! al.
attaching team, and weighs AS follows: NO. 49,
No. 2,l5b; No. 3, 400, No. 4 500 pounds. iNslH
minute. are suiiiccntto set one up, WITH " meens
lea aid, and when once adjusted, II can win saiep
entrusted to boy. Fun airections aeeompah! e''
mill.
PRICES:
No i,saj, q will grind sbu .meaiper hour "'nii.,@
- 9, $40, 10 ~ "
3, ssh, - Is" "
4, 500, QOs Z"
II I Liberal discount to dealers.
JAMES b. CHADWICK,
NO, 63 Locust 81, between Second and uig
nov. 5 dtS WHY st. Lous, NJ
For sale by Messrs. DALZELL u BRO, Agents 81 %
Davenport, at above prices, adding freight from ~
Louis.
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IDI M y NJ<AII TI,NF
4 SPIES DID assortmeUtof plain amt fancy Japar
~ ned Bird Cages, of all ,zes, quality and price
~ Wholesale and hetsil.
McIhSuS Il SHEPHERD,
July ga Corner second and Main.
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KINGSTON, Ja., Dec. 1.-The short supply OF sugaU
in the home markets has caused rise In tbs
price a the Article thereno than Jos betwess -
sanKs Of the last packets This JOYFUL ne 20 Tor oar
planters has caused considerable advance to take pace
here and though We do not anticipate that the preseae
high figures win conaue rule Ia the home markets,
yet feel assured our producers WILL Tor vary tong
time continue 20 receive returns for thsr
products Quantities will reach the English ports feom
Indirect places; and already No have intelligence a
reeb, havine been engaged in the New York steamers
Tor ury GOD hhds This quite revival TO the hopes
Of those who had chosen the American markets. tails
demand will insure them from what appeared before
certain ioss and leave them the prospect oil moderate
gain. In imported stus market been quiet since
last and ~ we fully supplied with al kinds a
bread fish and provisions the news thu. only one weasel
is expected from the States Ia rather cheering.
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Xmo0&T4D 0m0 Exn101t10nDs
BROADWAY THxATHx The tn, fling drama tiled the
sea OF Ice with its sstonishicg scenic and chaucsl
ehects VIII be repeated this evening the frpiece
called Catching q Mermaid, I" in which Miss Manners
Snowman.
NHLO's GARDEN The Rsvels perform two of tn IN finest
pantoimss this evening" and ME- Robert and tia ballet
corps appear In grand divertssenent The selections
are - folows:-lhe comic affair Of "rhe Muners, the
alegoical ballet entitled rerpsichoreo and the grand
paptomime Of ssRaouln
BowHEy TnEAnE-The exciting drama called "a Fs-
Tiers Dream, the comic drama Of The Model Farm
AND the tragic drama Of the "Yew Tree Ruins TO be
per ormed to night for the benefit of Mrs. Griths, ia
vorte and the wife Of the popular stage manager
MT. T. Johnston Mr. and Mrs Ward, and other talented
viii doubtless have tul house.
BURROWS rHxA1Rs.-Three comicsl pieces, Ia two 81
which the manager has good characters announced
Tor this evening The first Is the successful new farce
''Twenty Minutes 9Th Tiger; the second the capital
comic DIANA OF "Ihe Old Dutch Governor and the ias
the never-tiing always mir,h. provoking "roodles"
WAIIAcKs THEATRx.-Bourcicaults comedy of Glove
And Money" having been received with the heartiest
psndits upon the occasion Of its revival last Wednesday
win be repeated TO ngAt with the same admirable di,
tribution Of the characters Mr.. Broughams
gaDza, ''Po-ca- hon. tss," l. the closing piece.
LAURA kEENE's VARIETIES The enthusiastic satisfac-
ion eyinced by the large ard fashionable audiences
have witDessed The charming counsdy Of "Su Waters
Run Deep D1uccs the fair manager to offer t for repe
iion this evening together with the beautiful ballet
calico The PiiRa DoDna,
WOODS MINsrRns-Ths usual variety Of songs,
Canoes &c. and the farce of ssRoberl Macaireo con-
stitu's tie programme for tonight-aui Sufficient
guarantee o crowded house.
BucNEY's SERESADERs.-The vocal and instrumental
perfor naDces Of these favores popular
Large numbers nightly go hear them their
highly amusing burlesque Of Orchard ILL.,"
BRooxIYN MUsEUM.-fhose talented little Juveniles
at the above place this evening They read
lections from Shakspere and other great authors
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Id r.. M.
ASHES The market easier and sales Mm ed.
BREApsrrFFs. -Flour-Taere was . fair demand, but
the views Of buyers generally rather unoer the terms a
sellers The foreign oduced little effect up3R
the market The sales embr aced about 900 ebls includ
Gepesee was at 80 so sli Cansdisn was oui.t. and
prices unchanged, while sales light. Southern
was sataer frmer, ~ib sales Of 200 800 bbs in
c,uoipg mixed 10 choice at 50 So o. aad fsncy exya
brands At SO rs s95 s. Rye -four At IS so S1sK.
Mesi was at - for Jeey, and 8, rs for srsudy vice.
about 900 600 bushels Milwaukee Wisconsin at
81 g. Ano T~pnesse. red In lots chiefly at 81 o.
con-Lsts ib good shppinc order were drn Che sales
embraced l., 900 10 900 bushels e2c 93c for old
Western mixed, S5c 8sc- for yell " and 9Oc .
s2c for prime viii good shipping order. Rye in
better demand, with of 5000 bushels at 81 20
II SO oats continued dull, with small rales
CoFffE-!he msrket was quiet Small sales Of Rio
$50 mas Of Java sold at 1aAc lahs.
Co1ToN.--Tbe foreign hsd no app,eciable effect
upon the market The sales embraced 500 bales,
based upon micclng uplands at about 9Lc.
FRnGnTs-Rates to Ecglish ports continue firm. To
Liverpool II 900 bushels OF engaged in bulk,
y c sss bag o and 10 600 ws s
10 LONDON, -four engage at As and 100 bbls OIL
cake ct As wheat Al I'D, and beef lard, &c. 400.
Per ton Tnere WAS change to notice in rates for
Hsvre, while engagements were light.
HAy.-The market steady Tor shipping hay at 81
Mol1rs-sAles Of 100 bbls New orieaes we're made At
NAVAL sroHrs.-1he market was quiet and prices u.-
PR0yIsoNs.-Pcrk was firm, with sales of about 400
$50 bbs including ct S17, and small lot was s,l
at 81 l2k At The close holders demanded SIT 2
Prime sold st $l4 co. and Afterwards held Ct higher
figure. Beef-Tne market continued dull; the ssss
brAced sbont 100 bbs including country prime 1t 80
ern was st el4 $4 70 Beef hams were unchanged.
Cut meats we're steady Hams were ut Sxc. exc. cad
sSS So sss e sSe YVES STEADY with ''s' .
kitF uncbarged $50 Casks sold at So. SIC.
SUGARS "A cargo Of Manila, per clipper Challenge a
hUw~ a,Fl fo~ nav.r 49, L.
Porto Rico were seld at Sc. 8kc and 90 do New Or
loans at $3.50.
TAIIow.-About 60 900 lbs Western sold at lbs.
WHISKY -Saies $50 bbls. were made including Jsr
sey, Ohio anc Prison, at s5c. 36c.
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range than lhose Of the year preceding During March
anc April the ALERT loans did not average over tx cen
TO eighteen millions But this decrease made up
BY iopg discounts the nature OF the seasons opera
tons having rendered it necessary for parties to pro-
trsct heir pay In view Of the uncertainty Of
ceivirg prosuce TO their accepAuces. 10 this
respect II may not be amss to state that the banks
during the critical period alluded TO; without
ovrIsteppiug for o momspt the limits o. statute
high reputation, they msnaged nevertheless to
tend ala udicious aid, and enabled to cary tbs
muDity safely through trial of ordinary lsng and
severity.
We subjoin . statement made up from re-
corcs showing the total imports Of specie mo Or
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Since April, 1858, the Virginia Colonization Society
have ent $40 engan.s to Liberia, at cost Of SIS $50
OF the amount $50, 000-raised by the captatou
Of 1860 av,wedy for colonization purposes dollar
has been applied to its Legitimate end Of the
s'icionn imposed BY the law It is in the state treasury
and L. would seem that add local legislation were
necessary to make he fund Die ia carrying out the
object contemplated, and that the present lie sa
should Jake the subject under consideration especially
should they CO 90 If the OBJECT be really to gst rid Of
surplus free negro population.