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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-12

GAME AT THE AoRTH.-~The news papers
at the northward make particular mention
OF the great abundance of wild game, par
ticularly of deer, brought into the various
markets for sale by the hunter, though it
will be understood, OF course, that it is quite
lame when it gets into such localities. The
snow being two or three feet deep and GOV.
cred with crust just hard enough to let
their feet through when running, they are
so crippled that they are easily overtaken
and dispatched by the hunters We are
told that in one case, some ten days ago, q
drove of sirty deer were cornered up, and
every one OF them killed A few such
will nearly exterminate the species in the
neighborhood Of the white Settlements
Gatena ADJ.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-12

TIE RIvER. Ohio was frozen over
At Cincinnati last Friday, and people cross
ing on the ice-but river rising. Naviga
non suspended to below Evansville. Rive'
IN good condition at st. Louis. Ice running
heavily but not enough TO stop the ferries
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-12
Strong vote for Sumner.

Boston, Jan. 3.
In the House this morning, the election
OF u. 8. Senator, resulted in as3 for Chas.
Sumner, against 10 scattering The scat
,e,ing votes were divided between Everett,
Rufus Choate, WIN. Appleton and N. },
Lord.
The Senate will vote on the question
Tuesday next
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-12

tbs STREETS were well crowded with We,
hiclss last Saturday, some of which were
loaded with produce brought from faF dis
tant points TO find good market. There
Is good market here for all kinds of pro-
ducs, from loads Of hay and hogs to cab
bages and qusis.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-12

CouxTT CosvExTIoH. that
she County Convention to elect Delegates
TO attend the Republican State Convention
I. lows City mex, Saturday, will he held to-
morrow afternoon at 2 O'Clock Let our
friends ia the country be notified OF the
fsct a far a. possible.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-12

AT HoNE.--Mr. Bsrner, one o. our Rep
resentatives, returned home Saturday even
ing, to spend the Sabbath among Christians
Some Of the lobby members returned home
also. Mr.. 3. reports the Legislature hare
I, work. The 18th Judicial District bill
had passed the House.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-12
Nsxs from Now Mexico.
A Wonderful Story The Gold Regions d
California Oufl0ne,

IhtyOfHU OuH0H.
The SANTA Fc Gaseite announces the ar
rival OF Mr.. Idler, the agent and general
director Of tie mining Company nr0nnized
sometime since in Washington City 10 work
the Placer mines, near Santa Fe; Mr.
kurlz, macbiHiet from Norris engine
shop. in Philadelphia, and Dir. Chaplin, a
millwright, all engaged In he same husi-
ness. This, says The GoseAe, is a new era
in the history Of New Mexico Two steam
engines, with crushing. apparatus, arr soon
to be put in operation at the Placer miass,
and the question viii be settled ma to wheth.
or gold ubcunds in sufficient quantities to
justify the cost Of extracting il by this dea.
cripton Of machinery. II the experiment
prove successful! II must produce a change
in the business Of tho Territory, for Tie
quantity Of gold-besring earth ahd rock +
admitted 10 be inexhaustiblc, and there Is
room for any number OF machines.
Ii has been stated that the gold mines Of
New Mexico bid fair to equal thosc Of Cal.
iornia. A letter from Santa Fe to Cal.
lornia paper, gives romantic account Of
their discovery The story goes that a Mex.
lean woman returned IRON captivity Of
eight years among the Coyotero Apaches n
the Gala country, bringing extraordinary
accounts of the gold treasures in the region
inhabited by the tribe.
Before her captivity, she had been peon
slave and on her return she offered to take
her master to the gold region, and her &C.
counts were so marvellous that party oil
four hundred persons was organized to 60
under her guidance But the cupidity OF
some Of the more avaricious got excited,
and in order to prevent this large number
from going they kidnapped the woman and
put her master in jail for debt.
Then Lieutenant Of The United States
Army, on iurlough for three months, or
ganized party OF thirtysix men and went
In search of the gold mine. On reaching
the territory Of the Coyotero Apaches, they
were met by party OF these Indians, who
prohibited them from searching for gold, but
offered to trade. The alternative was
agreed to, and a trade effected, by which
the whites gained large quantity OF gold.
The Indians know no other use for the gold
than to make bullets OF, and each warrior
had from twenty to thirty ounce balls about
him. The gold thus obtained was tested by
competent alchemsts, who pronounced il
exceedingly pure, having very few foreign
substances mixed with il. The woman says
that in the region whence she escaped gold
exists in every quarter on the surface, and in
great quantities, and that there was one
large lump imbedded in the side Of hill,
and jealously guarded by the tribe.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-12

AAULIss CoAL.-Teaming coal to our
city is pretty hard work. The teams,ers
conareeate al the coal banks in Illinois
six or seven miles from here, at an early
hour in the morning. and have to wait Their
turns to get coal. They leave here long
before day, in fact soon after midnight, and
do not return ill afternoon. man who
brought US load Of coal last Saturday, ar
rived at the mines at 4 y o'clock in the
morning, and received his load at O'clock
In the afternoon. He pays q cents per
bushel at the mines, and sells here for IA
csnts-very poor pay at last, considering
everything.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-12

Ten out Of eleven applicants for adj.
mission to the bar in New York have been
rejected BY the examiners. This severity
o. examination Is something quite new.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-12

ST.. CLAIR VARIETIES. There is good
bill for tonight at the Varieties, in which
Miss St. Clair takes prominent parts See
advertisement.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-12

Monr Ssow-We had just about enough
snow Friday night TO renew the sleighing
and sci the bells TO jingling right merrily.
Sleiqhing could not we'll be better than 1t
was las, Saturday, and the day was mid
enouQh TO make the pastime agreeable.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-12
POI sAER!
THE HOTEL. AT WAIG6TT.

80 ~ III - = "0410V1
EMkLVE miles wsN Of Dsysnpess, ~ Int asa .
non on tho N. NJ. Kailsoad. III heaso =
vei Suilt, and 10 situated nssasal e9oval1ea Is
p,sie, eo%m.adi.G an s.tsave 49, g ~
large and eommodious Stable ie aisosAe1 . -
pre- mises. Terms very low, and q
aomg CRe0lg
icr part ii the purchase money VIII l. slva.
Possession yisea imn cdiafely. knplyto
nova dit COOK tAnanNr
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-12
IIT ~ BE HI
&ea CANNO MS
Steam Saw d Planning Wills,

Steam Saw d Planning Mills,
sAsM, DlDlAse 4 BLIND kAlTOM ~
JWOULb especially eaH Tho site ation Of 6a,,d
1sfs, PsTme aud this public generally 10 sJ large
| aai we'll ssSoftsd stock OF
LUMRER, LATH AND sHIHoLES,
| and 10 Cash PurehaseSs VII make Il "a object ~
cell 81 my mIil.--ths Lowest MIL On second stiesi
where have now on hand,
Fencing Of al Lengths. from ~ 70 ~ Il.
Framing Lumbsr Of every dimension;
Flooring, plsasd Or rough,
Barn Boards Of al lsngihs;
shingiss, shaved, eut OF sawsd;
Lath Of the best quality;
| Also furnishing Lumber, Siding, ~.
am now prepared 70 MrnIsh a sLsIt nosiee.
DOORS. SASH, blinds,
Window and Door TTsmsS. ArcLitravss and
Arehitravs MouldinKs, COlunns and ri-
laster Work, P1inths Z Rass Boards,
Pansl Work, cotnisss, Mould
ings from 8 10 inches wids,
Vsrandsh 4 BslustTAds
Scroll Work,
BRACKETS, C0Ss0LES and MEDALLiOA OR
NAMRNTs, SCROLL "a WING done TO order.
The machinery in ny Deer, Sash and Blind Fsa
tory being all OF tho late md boat iupTovemsnts
and having cory otent work men, 81 elders lsft with
me will De niled With promptness snd gusrsnised
to give satisfsctioa
Thankful for past faTors, hope ~ street sttsr-
tonic all orders 70 merit 9 cootinuanse Of same.
dec 10 IN. CASNJN.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-12
UxchAuw,

On siipasts eftAe United Ststss boagt aAd seil.
COOK, SARGENT z COOk,
BARkers apl 'laA Agou1s,
Per- Dos Msaa1, leGe
Atlanta an l1tosieg 1ankS.
ME shall continue 10 receive ard Bay out he
w notes of tho akoye Banks (oo W. have GoDo
since rasr OSganizaS0oi. aItes bos9oe lnae. Al A
inrher notice. [JAn13l COOK 3 0A19AQgI.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-12

The two Houses of the General Assem-
bsy met in Grand Committee this morning
for the election Of U 3. Senator. Hon. J
F.. Simmens was elected.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-12

JoHS r. II. TArLsAs, CHAxzYsFoNss.
FongbkeeIsie, n. Y. Davenport Iowa.
TALLNAN 4 POWERS,
AttOrneys6 C0unseIJoFsa d Law,
and Land Agents.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Once hfsay street, between Second and Third sts
II ASDS bought and sold an CommiasioD. Hayin
lIahs az o6.eo In Eastern New YORK, At q point
from which klsrgs emigration may he expects during
the present season, have annssAi hdy autsve, ~
dispose 81 lands TO ae,ual settlers.
4 N J'foansneSotiaiei on Real Estate scafiiy.
--RFFEREnCEs---
New York Cry. PsHgoksepsis, ~.
Hon. John Van Barren, Hon. Charles H. Ruseles
s. A. Z. FlagY, -. Gilbert Dean,
- Charles O'ConDr, " Tssssr & Co,
William r. Havemeyer, Benson J Lossins
Anthony J. Blocker, g Prot. =. p. b. Morse,
william b. SkidBiofs Etiea. NY.
Albany. NY. Hon. H0rato seymour
Hill, CaSger Porter Chicago, III.
hoyeboome, Kln. snd toias sh.ewifa and Co..
sfsstrs Corning. lille aud Fowler,
ApiI3d VII W X. Mood and 20.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-12

4 snow to the depth of two inches fe
IN davenport on the night Of the 9th il
slant. f9hsJ as.rs i
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-12

FRICTION OF u. 5. SENATOR FROM RHODE
ISLAND.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-12

Improved Oscillating Steam Engines
(Cridge 4 Nadsw orth's Patiently
Nanufaetursd ct the Hawksys Kaehins shop,
Fourth g., wsst end Of the ci
DAVE n p o R +, 10 A..
TINE subseriben are now prepared 10 Arnish "a
order Engines Of any size, and invite these
wanting 70 call at th cir shop, whore Of the Kind
may be seen RAINING. These Engines are medsls Of
simplicity and compactDess, and combining - thsJ
do all bsst Jsafxyss Of the common vscjprseafiHR
engine, with others o great utility peculiar 10 them
selves make them particularly economical 10 fuel
and repairs. We also mako,
MILL WORK Of all kinds and HACHIuR1Y
fu general, Of the best quality.
aSepairlxg Prom ptly Done.
Those who favor 0s with their orders msl depend
on being served 10 Satisfaction.
dccIs '5G dwtf TOWNSEND, SMITH CO.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-12

3 a N x I n &
TAliman, Powers 4 Mclean,
BANKERS AND DEALERS TX EXCHANGE.
DAvENPO7s1'. IOWs.
kFTiCE, frad5 Street, betSsea seeos4 ana fsift
SIslraets. Exchange All tie principal etiss ct
ihe United States, Great Brts,n, Ireland sna Con
tist n.aI Eaf0pe bought and 5o!d.
Votes and Drafts enile elsd and proceeds raniti5
aby part OF the United s.ataE 81 current rata. al
Eachanxe.
Collections u notes drafts seeouIt. Iegasiss Sc
lnentsnees made In all parts ~ ths Gaited states
csnsdas and RGrope.
stocks and Donds bought and sod Oh eo@misso"
aad DvideRds collected.
Lad Warrants bonsht. sold and i0eatei.
Exchange on cities 10 the United states,
Carpenter * Vermi,ge, Sew York CITY;
albany Gig Bank, Albany, = Y:
EGfnlo City Bank, Buffalo, y y
Bank Of G3umsrca, Boston, Mas;
ffadesmsn's Bank, Philadelphia, Pa;
Merchant & Manuiaeturers' Bank Piusnsfs, "a
dekiui & Co, Baltimore, 10;
Gilmore & Rrotherton, Cincinnati, OHIO;
Lucas d sim6His, - Louis, No,
Citizens BARK, New Orleans. La;
kK swff, Erotbar s. Johnston, Chicago, III
gpte 80 dwu
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-12
TALLMAN e. POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
once Brady strsst, between second and Third
Streets.
(lERkR far.str E,jIa vziua RasI M

Vk1SO 9IA0y 0I0St, D0bWVOo oCeVB0 a40 x0tI0
Streets.
0rfERf0rsair TIE soiiswins vaiaa Real ks-
City Property in Davenport.
House and lot on Third Street near the corner 0
9. Six iots on the south west Of Fourth and
ranam Streets.
,. Sir lots stNsfth Davenport, between Perry ast
Altne ssoys lots are veil situated and in parts OF
The city most rapidly imProtng and viii be sold on
Farming Lands In Johnson County
st OFFS. r. 3. % T. "a y. Ranges west 90 aefes.
NsefS x! 3; ST !. = :: y Rangs vest . asr..
The above lands are al on abe iiEe ofihe railroad
from Davenport TO Iowa City
Clinton County.
Nine huldTsd acres Of prairie and ninety cres of
timber land Rear III vira p. o. miles from LIZ
ons CEaton Co., near he Railroad; al choice land
well wstsTed.
The shove property will Be sold on libersIersdit
Scott County.
Improved farm one mile and half from Prince
ton. Sixty acres first rate land, we'll improved with
GOOD hoasss. VIII be old al a bargain.
Povsshiek County.
Twohundred and afty acres nns prsirie land two
miles north Of Monte sums the county seat.
Meh 1850" e..,.c.
i66aeres dnimpToved lsudtwo Il lies frsm Hickory
Grove, three miles from WIieott, ten miles from
Davenport, we'll watersd,
l60acres i've miles orth aestfTom HIeEory Grave
very choice land.
Near Davenport
One and oDe-hslf Gsiios from Court Holss the
biuH, with superb views OF river AID sarrouL 3irs
country small farm Of ~ der tie highest
state OF cultivation aud Weli Supplied with fruit
trees The mos, beaut,fut lasi il be vicinity iths
CITY.
Seven miles from Davenport,
Alarm CLEO acres, 10 under cultivation, 20 OF siM
Der. AReFef falling strasE. RUS through i. VIII
Desoid wary cheap.
Near Waicott
80 Acres II choice prairie naT gain
At North Davenport,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-12
LATEST RETURNS
From
NEW YORK AUCTIONS!
l.v'SL EE n ~.
Have received TIL. aa5 & lsSss lSs u
DRY GOODS

All If which srs 10 bS Sold 81
GREAT HA RGAiNS.
AMas tLsI n,s. be i,usd 500 yards Il those cesss
DC II - 6 -,
whth have been much sa2slred fos,
500 Wool Long DAavls.
50 BresAA Lang aAa Square seAsls.
100 pr 1sd Dlanksts,
10 eases Dlaachea 4usiin,
sases CsttsA 1laAAsl.
sass DsbASs 4 DsLains kobss,
sasss Prints,
ieaee LeLainDs,
iease yrsnah MertAe Csharra.
10 easos eAtinsts, CoasinAree 1 ysaas,
Wtn great varsity 81 aooAs. walsh wiii sail Al
u1W Yo1X COST.
Remember eur rule,
1sase. ard Let IT, oals.
DWELLING Aosss ssasalaiSse soons ana lsas,
kAof lstfos ii1S yeass, sltuated on sks blua, be
a~0sn sfAss ana HAirli91 $1,000 sASRIss
Austsdt ~ " usskells, isssl & -
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-12

II ,rAAES up ty Young stokes Ia Fl.A''
GkA ant Valley, as s,faSs, ono black Mais
Ah Colt, white on end IL nose and right hind
{ oot white; two years old last sPf,ug. Also, one
Bay Alare Colt, ieiI hind fool whites i"o sosfs
old last spring. Also, one cream coioied toit, one
isai.w3.s Courty Clerk.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-12
Fort Des Nsines Lad leeoey.
Lam d WARRANTS

,1>HE undsnisned have FOR Aals Lad Wsfyantes
different siSes, which they will settler saaA ~ o.
lime TO suit purchsseu.
They will pay particular asteptfos 10 sslectos ana
location OF lands 10 Fort Des Koiass, Yort Dolas
Chsrsan and other wssssra Isnd Districts. AisS 10
payment oftsxss and land bHsiDssse su sra1ly.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-12
DSnAtss ~sA EreAssse.
BANK FRS.
MAGKG0T a con MIN

MAGknOT, COHHyH q " SaITE,
fT. DtsMoisvs, iosA.
refer To
Messrs r. CaoTxLEJE. & To-. xa~xl
CASHIER A asRreAs FseI4sas BAsk,
Massrs. Tyssos & psa5Es, Eankefs ~. Ioait.
Cashier ATLANTIC Bss1, Bostoa
Messr.. II. X. SWIFT, .ao. q JodssTgs, theago
Sotss and gnis collected and proceeds rsmiited il.
any pat, o The Naited Ssates
Bills Of Exchange On all tho PTineipai Cities
OF the United states and Europe
HG311G1ar A11Cl So1as
Y fMones rarsHied 20 Europe 10 Sight bliIs.
Which M tsa reaehai 10 any town IN EngfsEd, Lst
lana, or " Als., Ia suias of II upwards. Sar5 III
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-12

EIHk MIDBLISs-a superior article, better than
Il Back Sbesf for Pan Cakes, fer sals logr a; the
uoyao KEYSTONE MILLS.
ExTRA FAMILY FLOUR al the rednced price for
1sale at the tnos26J kEYsT0Nk MILLS.
LfEED-Eran, Shorts, Sap STUFF and scrseaisgs for
Il sale at the tnoyxjj KEYSTONE MILLS.
At Private Sale,
A NEW lTStrate Carriage, with sta d NJ TOP, Al
Every low price. tno.Tin II. W. NORRIS.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-12

ineee lanos Were selected Inasy Year, aso. and
comprise some Of tho best lasde IN 0eees 6sSnfv-
ana nave never been before oGsgod fer snSS
Mich I'd 80 CO1E = ~ Sonur
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BUILDING LOTS

L facilitate iu Improvements -
COOK & SARGENT
~ih sell lois to parties sLo will tsila on aAsu hi,
season, st moderate prices ara On sredlt of i.
aAu 1sedfs q
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GfW Y0RX LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Capital, 800 ,0OO,
rliss Fsyyxas, aclssry. AaskI, FIR .SkiIs, Pfsa
ALkxs ~. AsGRkGOH, Agent,
Feb ~ Davenport, Iowa
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-12

NJ. Iohh G. Davfs has this day been aduit
~ ss1 Partner 10 our 6rm. Tns 1900 -,
% continued as hsret ofore, ard rder ~ 49,
lame and styls. COOK q SSp0SS4
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FARM FOR SALE

1nsCRgs Il prairie aud 90 timber tour mites from
Nj Camat,rhe, ,on the Davenport Soad, aslod stone
bnps. 10 acres fenced and Fifty uuuer cu.t''ation 40"
VEL pateIel b. springs, Gao goa wen Vi ~'s'' w
auy TN tier part icuafs inquire 81 y,.,Tu
| GecA tdi dhNi'ii ~ '%'' 49,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-01

During August prices have fourther advanced and
close we quote Ribbed Sides at M l5 Clear at II to ia
and Shoulders at ID TO l3c y b. Hams generally been
dull of SALE and for time past Fancy Sugar
Cured have been less than those for Prime Sides though atery
they have somewhat recovered and close at l6ac p for
the best brauds
BEEF The receipts Of the year embrace 30 lSS bbs and
erces against IS 2 last year. The exports have been 1906
and eces against 5s @ last year The stock at the Inspec
ton Warehouses only S4 bbls against 25 at the be-
ginning of the year
Prices have considerably higher last year. though
with few transactions reported quotations have generally
been little than nominal During the first five months of
the year. the range Mess abont S4 to Slo and has
since been SIT $40 and $50 mostly about SIT so to SIS 80
p Dbl. s.--E
LARD. The receipts If Lard during the have
braced bbs and tierces and 9562 kegs against last
year liz ,S29 bbls and terces and 81, 3l9 kegs.
exports equal 6s LIZ kegs against 1885
last year The stock hand is alb 450a bb efees
5000 5000 kegs against last 5000 bbs and eees
and 1000 to QUO kegs. ...
Prices have ranged largely above those of year.
lowest figure being lac in December since which the
dency generally been upward will be by the
nexed table which gives the Prime kegs
beginning of each month during the last
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-01

The during August have largely declined closing 40
to 45c per bushel.
BRAN. Prices have been much higher than last year,
ranging follows the beginning of each month September
IS 9o October 81 05 to 10 December 81 10 to 20 anu
airy, 81 Is to rs February, 81 70 to i5 March, 81 20
IS April, 81 50 to 90; May, 81 40 to 80; june 81 s.
to 4o July IS to Soc and August ST 9oc closing
being 50 to s5c y 100 D.
The fluctuations in Hay have been much less than
last during which the extreme range $40 $50
ton for Western The the beginning of
this for Prime Western, have follows September
SIS to So October 1924 to 20 November, SIS to 90 Decsm
Der, 81 to 81 January $50 30 February SIS March,
$50 to 81 April $50 to 81 5O May $34 IS; June,
IS July $6 to % and August s24 to 2S closing 1923
Is ton The receipts Of the year, made up by Messr
Sidney Boisdore Co., Public Weghers embrace 1 bales
Western and IS s3 Northern and DISCRIMINATING total of
2 bales against last 1879 bales Western and
Northern ard Easerntogether 16305 The hand is
about 924 bales against the beginning Of the
year.
PORK. The receipts of Pork this port during the year
embraced 2is7 bbls and IL 80 EGO ms in bulk boxes etc.
against last 290n3 bbs and 49, ms bulk boxes
etc. The have been bb against 1884 6J last
The stock at the Inspection Warehouses evening
bbs all uninspected against 1852 the close of
last year. 20 -a-,
The Cincinnati Price Current estimated the hog crop the
year 46S head produced shown by following
table which production lust
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.tlhe receipts OF Star Candles during the year
Str M, 1901 Boxes AGAINST ol ,S14 'aat year.
nm range q prices during the year has been about
nv ior lu weight. In September and october
@ s were 2oc. to 2Bc In November 24c. to 25c, in
se;, IN January and February &c to &C.
~ , 49,, 'Vnowlng months 26ac. 70 2I7act per 10.
- 4, "u usnsI mas been About 2Sc. to G4c. per
,s s,,s " ~ " ~ '' .oi 'uh weight closing dn AZ ABOUT
~ ~, sd 49, ~
na ~, OF the year have been o. Zs Dds.
"s I,.ns. -. =, n, 40 = y s r.
'y - e yeA " noncea some sales at 92}fc to u por
ST. ~ ~ ~ sosemDe 10 u 10 TO 81 To-
Aha 70 ~ 40 70 u ~ but aerly the has
'ec , y, " :, " =, 70 a , % isza of PRIME.
- - ~ :. ~ "l"iAe'ure OF this article mas
- n.. ~ - ~, h @ yuaf. anu ~ mas sold IN
ls.s,., Wy 49, u.s. ~ y. pst s.''on oi .lAhec
80. n s" n'on'u hai transactions IN
w, - zen 'p'1 ~ " ."'s' VI 10 " 'oc' per gal
i' ~. .e'c ms u,ns ~ ny a1N,,y. ~.
s, ~, - $50 " pl.ss' ~. Wy, rendered
., no -, =, 49, " ~ - ,opoeu, ns osen IVA 70
iiIa'' p ~ " e' opoise' pe'hs " INV per 10.
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The imports Cuba during the year embrace % 49 bids
and 81 $50 bbs against last 29 hhds and 1870 bbls
The total imports Of foreign moasses into the states
during the ending 3lt December last amounted to 1854
hds l36lO ierces and 03 bb against imports for the
previous Of 1S6625 hhds 367 terces aud 10 S bb
The total consumption of foreign aud domestic during the year
is estimated &c., sS gallons against So during the
previous showing decrease Of M gallons or more
than sixteen per cent IS On.
The receipts of Flour during the year embrace
1881 ga hbl against Clio last year, showing increase
of The have been 2ls bb against
last The stock in store is about 10000 to To-
coo bb against IS 600 the beginning OF the year
Prices have undergone ucaon this than last the
extreme range superne being S6 l23s in septem
ber Sc in April IS IS per Dbl in the beginning OF june and
50 IS in August - 4. 81.
The for Superne ST. Louis the beginning of each
month during the last years shown by the following