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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-10

Hides ed7c = n Tsllow 7dT!c. q 10; Pelts si6sl Is
each; Csfskins, ieGl2c. y N. -, -. a,
B-Beef Extra and First quality include nothing ou' ne
best, large. fat Stalled Oxen. =, =. IN
quality includes the best CRASHED oxen the oest
fed the best three old Steers ordinary CONSISTS
of Bulls and the refuse oflots.
sHEEp-Fxra includes Closets, and when those OF Inferior
quality thrown out. 80 - -,
Thef. the Eastern Railroad @ over the
Boston and Lowell and % over the Fitchburg. -, q,
REAAEKs-Thers not so large number OF Cattle sno
quality Cattle at Market the best sold
Tor 81 SO q cwt. - -,
proye tried to advance price Of Sheep and Lambs the
number was reduced the butchers having supplied them
selves largely last week would not ouy 70 psy TIE
asked
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pb;Iadelpb;a CnttIe Market-Nov. Q.

The supply Of good Beef Cattle this week was not very large
though the offerings Of Cattle amounted to 900 head most OF
which however, Stock Cattle and ordinary lated ones
The market rather dull and prices had DOWN. ard ten
5sncv as nothing but prime brought much 50 T. 100
~ The ruling price from S6d$S stock Cattle sold at
from f3d ~ = leo 10. -, a.. ,.oDo
sHEKP-The supply of Sheep rather limited only 1000
head being in the consequently prices advanced and
sales were made at from $Td SO v 100 No..
Hoss-Ths kind Of stock is arriving in great over
1000 head having been offered s the two yards All were sod
al from S6d SO = 100 n, according 70 quality
CowsThere has been change this market the sales nav
ing $50 head prices ranging from +ls9@ &C
cordng 20 quality
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.. Nov
Cleared.

steamshp-Roanoks, Couch. Norfolk, Ludlam Heilnksas
Chesapeake Crowe Portland II. B. Cromwell Co. NJ Non,
Foster, Charleston, Spoford, Iil-ston & Co. :.
shp-Louisiona (Br Finsyson, Glasgow Funk Meinckc.
Barks-Mzrnion Adams Aspinwali Riley Kedron Tsni,
Aspnws T. b. Gsgerj J. A. Lee Christian, Demerasa, N.
smith Co. Atlas Wheelwright, Havana w. W. Russell,
Albertina, Barton, Havana, Moses Taylor Go.
BngsCo w. Coggns Coggns Nueyitas, q T. J. Peterf;
schooners-G. w Swan, Terry, Elrsbethpor, II. Ayerys
Sarah Elizabeth Smith New haven master Morning Star iBr
Crispo Charlottetown T.. Ii. Trmbull Hudson Stocking,
Cromwell master; NJ sewa Loud, Bangor H. r. Baek Co
81. Z. Wells, Homer, Wilmington McCready Mott Co s.
Dayton sPrasnei shaw, Appleton rhilsss'ps. J.
Neptunes Bride Gillette Savannah MeCrsady, Mott Co.
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Work. DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, NOVEMBER H. IooS
ofvhieh ~.r, .,n. 70 Fortieth- stTest Yards.

........ 7IS5
q; a.; ~ o ls5o by Miles
Bartlett. commission merchants No. w "s'nN's''" 'N'
sew-lork: -. - "a uo,s av sro
97o n mice Sac owner So corl-icd hoss a 81 ~,
s4e III C. Bsier New York, al stillfed hos AZ p0
aaoOoe l. Cuttnx New York. 70 eorn-ed LOG, ~.
iso n Sc Benedic; Arnold Morrow Co.. 0nio iSS phi
Hog. .v -ro 1T -, Sc; q. w. Henshzw wayne 70
10 corud Hogs av gro b. Sic samuel DAVIS "o.n
Vernon Ohio lS6 corn.fed Hey lIo 70, &c = -
lev Co Morrow Co. Ohio. f23 ccrr-fed Hogs Az zro
SIC same owner, IA cornfei Hog gro eo 70, %
l.bbrook Johns,own Ohio l57 cogufed logs aY gro
s. r Brirx. Newyork eorned Hog, gro 80 ~
5liOoc; O. L. Hodges Michigan IA eorn-ied hSS, u
iss N sic z O. Benedict Indiana, 575 rough swiied H.
sy rro ie0 n 4ic James Campbell Illinois 81 eorniea to
av rro 10 Sc B. Bee-on, Michigan "a eoIn-ien roy
sv 40 1874 ~ SIC T. Eys.one Wysndot CO.. ono lS MI
led Hoe- sv Ero 1893 u. Sc. Wilson Co, Holmes Co. ONO
?zcorn-fed Hogs gro. ls6 10 Ste O. Bartlett
e Ohio ll6 eorn.fed Hogs dressed weight, q qoi .
Jone. Co. Illinois. 100 corned Hogs 10 10 &c To-
Ia
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Cambridge Cattle Market.

f''Ni "WEDNESDAY, Nov. g 1889
q, c.,,le a, market 5t3; about Beeves,
and 7ss stores. consisting Of Working Oxen Mich Cows ana
one ~ and three-year-od- ,,.-
Pkicrs or M.xsgr BExr-EItrs. 81 5oi hrst quality
IS 7Sa sT second quality, SIS IS; third quality So oIa
PRIcEs OF SroRE CArfIE-wortng 0xen. pair ssSV
kiICd Sl75 Cows and Calves s25d Sod se2 eaEns
ssd sIl; TwoyesI-olds sleds2i; Three-yss-oids sIs
d$26 1919. s,astss
All so .ac b; extra, sra 81 asa 81 IS.
SUxexR IRON
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Buenos AyTes, eaeh..-s9 40 missouri b..-iS e e
MsrassIbO each IS as Floriaa 2 n;.o2 az
CO. and Msr.hal at 81 o. mos The last .,iss Of TuIf
i' sPfDsNihe Semsnd for Clover limited with hesvy
bet quote sidsIc Timothy Seed in limited supply
nominal Calcutta Liuseed quite active Al the close steady
rates sales Of 1885 bss,, and 20" I9ose en- Lesali
bag RociAe and 1850 bags eI Aiddie'e1 al At 81 =
sHoTThe demand {. moderate 5i for Drop and Gle for
sPEITER is quiet but firm at asc by the invoice but job
sTTARiSeWe quote small sales Of No lOic; No. .,
sss essh- n. hn.,0... i, quite moderate. prices
are however sustained The auction sale this morning was
composed chiefly Of Blacks Of sOuehons Consoa and Anso
msTIet vet the greater portion withdrawn probably for
the S , e gnsfs on to ta1S M is T1
salc Hy,on skin 2e d. TT S s ella
chiefly ssc including lev AnkOi ct lSGc Congou %:
aa ptsps. ou,e, sales Of 200 hhd. Kentucky
dic 2s Havana edSoc and y cases seediei
7ss and invoice Of ss on dSs ssS S Dr.. tn.
buyer .sIes c5o0 Slabs 81 a5tc ssh and for straits.
ssles Of 100 bose. G Coke, 20 arrive at So g.; mo-
Cole erne quie, sc Sc 90 Charcoal reDe 81 50 .
fstIo%fhs demand !: GOOD the recen. advances sales
3 s l h Re- a9 1s 'i fs.s ana Ss WOODS
is confined the pressing wants OF owing 70 20
.Dgpy Gssn 1as s @ s Nrs n Fleece
Csc inferior choice saIony; 1900 California AZ ~
Mle pes vet obtained for any Wool coming the Golden
State the buyer satisfied however that cheaper u TINS
mice than sny Wool market from the fact that the shnkase
Z l0dl5 cent Sales also Of IS 600 70 Pulled al SzG9S
Including .oe Lambs at 3sld0. Foreign quiet but hTm
price sales of 60 bales Cordoys llO do Me-tn and ~ 40
Buenos Ayres, terms not disclosed We quote: ,os,,
Am Fleece = .5odto . An common wasned WIZ
Am ful-bood Merino. 53d3S Am Entire Rios 90
Am and Merino. d4yS Aner1szn, anWahea o9iS
A. NATIVE and Merino Cordoys wahed20d22
Pulled. East india, washed
Super6ne Pulled e1di2lA1can, unsashed s9I9
No Pulled .50d03 African, washed. ....l5dLo
Calsforpa hue 25a q Smyrna washed
California common do. .lGd Smyrna unwahed
Peruvian washed &d1O Mexican unwashed' '''h@ia
Valparaiso urwashed.. .lla2I .
HISEY-The market fner the demand Is good sales
Of $50 bbls at &c. IL. -.
WHALEBONE is in fair request at steady prices sies OF
400 n South Sea at 7oc. 1880 Short Oehotss AZ o'
Loco n Northwest Coast at Sc 3Oco n good ana hea'y
0ohotsk at sSde6Ic, and 600 Arctic at Soc cssh
ZINC continues quiet ct 16ec e 10, NOS the er oliy
obtsinable for small lots Of Mo.-elInsnn.
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ance under difficulties that would in;imidate us Of Me
land %. They are brave and courageous, from Ne
very nature Of their calling 9Th. They are generous
and self-.aerifcing for the good of others.
The Rev. Mr.. PLUMnER Of Providence, made
short concluding address, and the meeting was then
dismissed.
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Desrkets-CARzrrLLy RRroRrsn ron tbs n \. IS,srSH'
AsHEs-The market quiet but steady for Pearls at - y
Gas 9ll. Oats duh and nominal -.
BEEsWAX-Saes have been made during the week o. Sou'h
xrn yellow a StdoSc- cash, =.
COTTON-The market has been steady and sctyei sales OF
600 hses quote Lie for Mddlng Upland and llfc
10 40 Gulf The export since LIST inst has been 2I bales
oFfEE-Rio l. active and arm sAes of 20 bags
io ex Addison Child the trade private terms Sd 100 DO
!. sso bags ivsnhoe at lS poo bags NArecsoe
= lie and iso mats Jsys st l3e We quote;
yx~ White r... lei dl MaracSioo ~ ~
"a fsir 10 prae. III 6le lyamaics u Gi.t
Re ibi 04lSt Domingo (ol 100 10 iot Oil
Northumberland a l5l -
ADMINISTRATIONS met with moderate demand a. -
~ Tor civ brands sperm 40c, and Patent At Soc
AI-Dorese been In fair request and the arrivals are
rr< good demand exists for csIeoes g the Fast We goo,e
kgfke cargo At - 2se*a 20 y tun and nom yard ~
PPrR-Reanea inro has been in good demand st td1s
O. and mos for Baltimore and Lake Superior but other
szpions quiet without variable change IN prices V'e
A<rhinx sells slowly at 9os cslic
BfEWOODS-The inquiry continues quite hmited sns ~
sss lacks buoysncy Of 800 tons s., DemnsO Los~eSd
t sec sla inferior to good quality aud 10 toas sSnA
yLoUR xSD MHAIs-rbe demand fer Western State Flour
- are hsss. aud offered Pasy the better grades ssu
nr more plenty and seady the arrivals are hight % cay
ed the stock hst Cor the suason
10 II, ne Ss ssRo I'D Only .1. lS, IS
seris Western IS sa IS 5 sS low grade. II sS,rs DO
=: "a. .Psi sssss 8 s4, 9As g. s ISss =
~tn Ca,adian Flour plensy. Ioer paseul.ri,
brands; the sales 80 bbs sS &c IS for ra
brEd southern fsa On ,s n,ss P I'm sn@ = s'ssSy y
&<E@Ss * for ,1perhne hsn@Fes Ne, and Is 8D0S Is
- r. ssitef brsn5s. Rye flow sssss.t es-asss shs do
,<is 49, alec Of 80 ebla I'd 90 SOC ssae ssr ~
sszssss ale Cen Asd sssn''s'ai 'a' sF~srA b issr
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Diaastern. &c.

TEE CLIPPER SHIP FErIss CLoup which has been lying
her dock for the last TIVE years taken the Sectional pek
for repars
THE PoRr WakDESs have held survey the ship Belle o.
the Ocean previously reported having back Chason
and have ordered her cargo be discharged and ship 70 90 On
the dry dock the purpose ofhzvng bottom examined
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ALMANAC.
Sun-Rses..... 6;4l Sets. 4:47 MsonSets.. 6i0
HIGH
Sandy Hook 642 Gov. Island 7:32m He'll Gae... 10
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NETWORK CATTLE MARKET.


FoR THE WEEK ENDING WgDsHDAY, Nov. y, 1888.
TOT AL RECEIPTS CATTLE OF ALL KINDS FOR THE Nks
According the reports from the several marketpsees N 'ns
city there have been received this week:
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To ARRIVE
TO DEPART.
-

The Overland Nail for Caornia leaves SC Louie Moa
day and Thursday at Letters designed for should %
marked 4. Overland, via st. Louis"
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IAay~stiseaacutl - q,
CssascrtoNs MADE on all points IN the United
x.s.. .uS C.asAss eAsfes q eelN sss 49, ~
'fs~ss . ~ TaaNysoN sSoTsRgs. No. Walfss-
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tf IAdyertisement
DREW a. FRENCH,
PRoprcx COMMISSION MRKcHASTS
Domestic fresh Fruits and Vegetable In their season
no. G Erie Buildinss No. IS DSsse-st.
Third door below Washington-st., New-tors-
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Receipts Of Produee--Nov. 3, 1859.
TorAL RY ALL THE RourEsl3 297 bb Flour 9l9 bush
Wheat 1888 bush Oats 2ss29 bush Barley s2s psss. Oh
Cake, IS pkgs. Provisions
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FEATHERSNe note sales OF Tennessee az 4irD an" s
lots OF Prime Western al 50da2c. cash. . a., -.
GRAIA-Ths inquiry for Wheat Is more sctfve tne oeusao
chiefly most Of the purchases are tePt very
secret which the custom with the trade and the upps
ten higher; shippers are out OF Market sna
mers purchase only TO moderate extent the sas are
bush prime lndisna 81 81 400 bush hite lndsna
and Micgan At 81 4Od 5o $500 bush fair hite Csnndlsn
At 81 S3 400 bush White Kentucky 81 80 oc push M
rsro sr;pr AZ 81 I0 IL $500 bush Racine do az . it
and GO bush extra Milwa Club at 81 ~ Rye s hIfnef
and fair requests sales Of 100 bush at Sids' bsteg Is
lower and l. unsettled the closes sales Of 90 bush at 1oc
for ordinary 9OdSlc. for good fouTrowed DO % ior
good and s2ds2c Tor good do West Oats early
In III. ay were quiet Change they Tmer with bet
ter demand Of ~ GO bush az 49, 44e Tor Weern 4
al for State and 4d44ic Canadian. Corn is in limited
upl and Il auet small of Wsse Mixed at 9ec round
'araS nnfh ernd do N We onOfe:
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HDEs-The market continues steady and the demand sr
sales 25o, 700 San Juan at z
400 California 23c. 300 Bogoa at 2lc, mos we
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b. G. and h. A. Horse green salted......P u SIC =
HOPS-A moderate inquiry continues for 59s The daily sales
average 50 bales at ndl6e to quality Old are dull and
nominal.
HAY-The shipping demand good and the arkst firm,
with fair of 900 bales OF 75d68c q 100 10
lRON-Scotch Pig quite dull but firm at 24 iS ex ship
and from for prime American brands but interior can oe
obtained 1t +23 50 T. tun mos Other descriptions H T
I..:a, tnrica aiued We quote
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Fispy less active and ether descriptions are also
% dru al thr but prices notwithstanding are
snca o fact that the supply "a not erees.iv we qooee'
'~" ~ 80 - 80 3std&4 30
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NAVAL sTGRES-sprs Turpen,ine continues very quiet
vet prces are sales 200 bills merchantabe ,
cash Crude is langud SO 62 $50 ID stock $3.50 bbls
beside eco which going forward Europe from first hands
Common Rosn dull but the supply offering small and
prices are firm 81 5S0$l 5 T. s0 sales Of 100 tale ebls
: 52 In the ward also 2eo bbls No O. 20 V $40 ID,
ward The medium and fine grades extremely dull and
prices nomnay unchanged Tar is scve sales o. 40
bbs Washington arrive 50 IS; and 100 do Norfolk Thin,
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been made Of tsstis AZ lse fePpe9
30 Sut,neg. s7c., ard Puiento al &C. W. quote;
Cssssa in o. a B..is dlst pspper I'm ea.' u
Mss ,.............e a q Pmsno IN 3D. esh'.' > = y
Nutnsxs No l......-sS a. 'io'e. oSh'''--''''' Nv
Peuper suu,atra....... 81 a 81 -.
Deer ARE quite au ~ prices are without inPoTsn,
are 80 Il ilIsd request Cwsces ,. ysae,Fih
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SfiTATOF-The supply is abundant We quote Meroer's
a 2S 81 IS schhl0ws at 81 - a VI oO Jues a. 81 rs
We..sTn R.d's At 81. and DyckmsHs "a 81 res -
RIIE % steady sale. OF as reIees At std'se' 10 a. 20
sUIARS-There has been an active aeInsna on peooson
"A r., r.auny Al e rates. sales Of 3IO hhds NANNY 'aee
~ ,Shich over 500 rehniSg al 6s6ote Sales sso
~ Helsso 4. Sic and bexrs Havana At Stc be-
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OILS- is request steady rtes; sales Of H. 600
ga s505c Other descriptions duh but prices are sus-
sS OF Palm OIL Of $50 600 n have been made at &C. p
10 q mos Tsow Oil commands !otc y 70, cash. Kerosene
Illuminating sells readily at sc. We quote:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-24

Cutting Us OFF. - The Moline
people are about building a bridge to con.
meet that city with the Island, from whence
they intend running a steam ferry to the
Iowa side. The object of this is TO cut of
portion of the trade OF this city. which
comes down from up the river. The good
citizens Of Moline will be very apt to find
ont before they have run this arrangement
many months, that the trade they hoped to
draw to their town will not come. On the
contrary they will discover that their own
citizens will cross the river and come down
TO Davenport for trade will 60 where they
keep the best and largeet stocks Of Goods.
and sell them the cheapest. Davenport now
enjoys large cash trade from Rock Island
county, and this trade is increasing every
year. The reason we get this trade is the
fact that our produce dealers pay better
prices. and always have the rocks to ante.
The grain buyers Of Rock Island run out
OF funds every little while, and have to hold
up. Outside Of wheat our dealers can draw
nearly all the produce trade Of Moline, and
should all our mills be running, they Will
absorb most of that grain. Raise your loan
gentlemen, and build the bridge start your
steam ferry. and We will see who gets the
up-river trade Of Scott county, and of Mo
line.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-24

HRUsTEE'S SALE WHEREAS on THE
i lst day Of So ptember A. y. ls55, Peter
kuh of Scott County, Iowa, executed unto
Louis A. Macklot Of ramc Countyas Trustee.
the land IN Clinton County, Iowa, described as
follows, to wit.
The north east quarter Of section No. thirty-
i've l35l, in Township No. cigthty-one Isl
north Of range No. Two r. east Of the 5th r.
N. Which said conveyance was made by said
feter kuhl for tie purpose II securing tho
payment Of one certain proHissory note and
the interest thereon, signed by said K uhl, for
the um Of six hundred and forty dollars,
ten years after date, with interest
thereon at the rate Of ten per cent per annum
payable annually.
And now. the interest on said note due Sep
tember lst 359, having become due and paya
BILE, and the said Peter kuhl having failed to
pay thesame /, Louis A. Macklot, Trustee as
aforesaid, by virtue Of the power which is in
me vested by said Deed Of Trust, do hereby
give this pu bile notice, that will on Saturday y.
the 18th day Of November, A. ID. 1859, At the
hour Of two o'clock r. NJ. Of said dsv. II tho
Court House door, in the city OF Davenport,
expose and offer for sale, at public auction.
the parcels Of land above described, or so
much thereof rs shall be sufficient To satisfy
a1d pay the amount Of SAID interest with the
interest thereon to the day of sale. together
with all the costs and expenses attending said
sale, costa Of this notice, and Trustees fees.
October goth, 1853.
oct2l LOUIS A. MACKLOT, Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-24

CHICAGO, Oet y A rl,nful calamity
occurred At Lske u nnes ota. about 80 mile.
west Of -. faui minnesota, on last Tuesday
evening, hy " hch SIX rersohs came TO their
death by drowning, he circumstances are
these:
NJ. Il. Stone formerly Of the State Of \.
York, who lived At the north corner OF the
Lake. determided to move his family. con
sisting Of his wife and children. one four
years Of age and the other three years Of
age. down to Minnesota Mills. a distance Of
about live miles, by water. lie employed
for that purpose two citizens Of 81 Paul
named Nath MEL BuiterfeId and Loriny
travelling, also John McKinsie Of Hstchin-
son. Those seven Eersons started on their
proposed voyage, in n sail boat about dark.
Their boat car s'sed under the pressure Of a
sudden gale, and Mr. Stone in attemrtinp
to cave his wife and children, perished
with them; Butterfeld and Draveliny
held on TO the boat until daylight, but
from exhaustion lost their hold and were
drowned. Mckensie alone was saved -
Butierfie'd and Drawing were from Yer
mont. The former leaves a wife and child.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-24
NEW YORK MARKET.
NEW YoKx Cctoher y

New YORx, October ~.
FLoUR-5c better, and active Sales 1000
bbl-. 81 - super State 81 95w5 Extra
state $l75nSf 81 super Western; S5Oe
20 IS Common To Extra Wo-tern Canadian
Flour steady sales 900 bbls 1905 25.
YEFLorK-Steady s. 60Ms 80
WHEAT Active. lcd2c better sales ~, 600
bu. 81 o7@l I2c White Club 81 80 White
Canada.
HyE-Quiet sgd90c
BARLEY Firmly held 794s7
CtKN steady sales 10000 bu. 0iQsI o.
yellow western and Jersey
OATS. 33ctd4j.
PoKg Quiet. Sales 200 bLls SIS goo,
sl5 - Mess los0(alo Prime
PRIME BEEF Unchanged
CrT MEATs-Quiet.
LaRD-Quict and heavy, sales 200 bbls ii9
ll4c.
BrrrER. Fair, request l3X4l9c Ohio
l5m2o
CHEESE Steady l00 0l0Hc.
WnIsKEY--Dull. Sales 200 bbls 2sL@2sL,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-24

cB Saturday We strolled down to
the levee, and was astonished to find %
many teams and people congregated in that
vicinity. The levee for . epace Of two
blocks was packed solid with wagons and
horses. al Of them having been instrument
tai bringing to market some description Of
produce. Our merchants should have done
. fair business Saturday. for there was .
pile Of money put into circulation BY the
various grain merchants, and We venture
to cay that not over onsfourth Of it left
town.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-24
RIVER ITEMS,

Saturday Oct. ~
ARRIVED.
ALuAMBRA. Mitchell. Montro.e.
ADkLIA, Dalzeli, Mon,rose
kKsoLuTE. Blossom, Lyons
Sunday. Oct. %.
CLARA HISE, Upton. Dubuque.
AXE Cry. Blake, 81. Paul
FASSY HARRi.. Webb, Dubuque
kArE CArsEL. Campbell, Montross
Fad LosEsz, Parker, st, Paul.
DEPAEIED
Saturday.
ALHAMBsA. Mitchell. Gslena
ADELrA. DslzelI, Montross.
KEsoLUrE, Blossom, LYONS.
PxMBiSA, Griffith, st Paul
Sunday.
CLARA HiSE. Upton, Montrose.
LAKE CfrY. Blake. Ut. Louis.
FANNY HAREIs. Webb, Montro,e.
KATE CasstL. Campbell, Dubuque.
-FsED LoREsz, Parker, st. LOUIS.
River slowly falling with fair stage az
water from here to Montrose.
DRowSED.-A deck passenger fell of N.
Lake City Saturday night, when the boa.
Was just above Moline. lie walked overheard
while asIeep, and snoth withstsnd,os ae.,v.
exertions was made 10 save him. he su.h
to rise no more He had no scquaintaD.s
on the boat which preven ted our discover.
ing his name.
The hne steamer AlbAmbra will leave
this morning for St Louis and sn vay
ports. tM
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-24
~ aYO1 w eaVee.

PnTsBURG, Oct. 22.-A portion Of the
press OF the West sre mistaken As to the
action Of Mayor Weaver, in regard to Sun
day cases The passenger ears were stopped
in Philadelphia from running on SUNDAY by
the opinion OF Judge Thompson Of the Su
Preme Court. Of course precedent reached
here, and on simple notice from Mayor
Weaver. passenger cars refraned from run
ming on Sunday but he insisted that driv-
ers and carriages working on Sunday. the
same as on other daye, for pay, should BE-
stopped, without special reference to going
to church
Affidavit was made before the Mayor on
Monday. Oct. Srd. against three drivere,
two Of whom We're fined S25.
Oiher cases will be taken before the Sn-
preme Court now sitting here, which is de
sired by both parties.
The stopping Of press dispatches along
telegraph lines, originated by person
named Taylor going around TO the different
offices and threatning suite. The Ma,or
had nothing to do with It. He would lax
an affidavit tie same a, any 9th m.e.-
trate whe, maie ~ Responsible party.