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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-04-12

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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-24
Overland from California.

MALLoY's STATION, Jan 23.-The over
land mail coach, with San Francisco dates of
the I'd inst, arrived this afternoon. The steam
ers Golden Age and Champion would sail on
the 9th.
The Legislature was to meet on the day the
mail left. The candidates for Speaker Of the
House are Phillips Moore, supported by the
friends of Weller, Gwin, and Washington, and
Mr.. Stevenson, supported by the new Governor,
Mr.. Latham, and Gen. Denver The most
exciting issue in the canvass is the choice of a
United States Senator
The weather continues extremely cold in
Carson Valley and there is much suffering
among the Indians. The Eel River Rangers,
commanded by Capt Jarabai, have been doing
.bloody work in the Leony Valley, more than
60 being reported killed, and great many
wounded and taken prisoners.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-24

Mr.. BARKsDALE said the House presents to
the people of the country scene which has
but one parallel in history. The House has
been seven weeks in session, and although bal.
lot after ballot has been taken, no Speaker has
been elected. No organization has been eff
fected, while the great interests of the country
have been neglected The Democratic, South
American, and Ant-Lecompton parties, all
protesting to stand in the attitude of hostility
to the Republicans, should unite to defeat the
latter. The Democrats have manifested ev-
cry disposition to unite with the South Ameri-
cans and Anti-Lecomptonites, on national
basis, until their spirit Of Cancellation has be-
come exhausted. The South Americans had
presented Mr.. Gimer, who would never be ae-
cepiabe to him (Barksdale). Mr. Gilmer, If
elected, must be supported by some OF the Re
publicans, and he would vote for no man who
commended himself to the consideration Of
that party. He did not doubt Mr. Gilmer's
loyalty to the South, but his political conduct.
Rather than the nominee of the Republican
party should be elected, q man who had re.
ccived no vote from fifteen of the States OF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-24
The Capitol in Kansas.

LEAvENwoRTH, Jan. 23.-The territorial
day last in conformity with the special proc
lamation of Governor Medary, and immedi-
ately passed joint resolution, adjourning to
Lawrence. The Governor having returned
this resolution with his veto, it was immedi-
ately taken up and passed over the veto by a
vote of 9 to in the Council, and 20 to 8 in the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-24
Once No. 10 Flagg's Block, Worcester.
& NASHUA RAIL
MREASURERS OFFICE-NoRwIcH

ESsSssa5sssSssp NORWICH AND WOR-
EssszsssssasssA CESTER RAILRoAD.-NOTICE.-Th
ExGxM-- Passenger Boats of the Norwich and New
YORK line, via Long Island sound will their trips
O'Clock p.
STEAMBOAT TRAIN will leave Worcester on THURS
DAY, January l2th at O'Clock D. IN and continue 10
as heretofore. T. ST. Nj. ANnKEWS Sup't
Norwich, January 10th, 1850. dtf jal2
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-18
3 pnntts. Il

- Gin 3raAttr tabtr riiiem miirriId,eu 9ir,tr.
oas tr ntssr liss'n, nsd itcstaJnut, lissu fS,ns
Sleibt nod elm &GVwss iiSris, Iaat. Der ar,s
trsden, s q IN gen Il. Rb.
abu msih SOtt, 5rau gRrt6in! tpas fir
e'n Ssrs6t lessn Sit raI6 usnn ppr2 Tine
2SurF III ia nod tlatis Die ielbol mid Der Seus
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ntm Saut Htsr p.n porgebaItsnsn Eus elmer
Odmf, wslde Sdbrlbsine bate gitt. tauleuo.
NAL nm Ysr9stuns, fasts err atrr Si. (inS auo'
Gar jn sraniam sssen Sbre ans.trr, Si. Iod.r'
ne io9ar assr Die &Iinse iprinsen.
- Die Gollstts. Gu 5nuft.) qisbe Erou
bt,ite fsirs in unlerrr @smeinoe ;um Ban ,in,r,
Srhs ssianmslt aber untsr fiinf 2sol,r Son,,,
Id ntat esbsn,'ss 1T i6sn' wtssn DIR !anstion,.
Grntnnuns notbwsncis.
Nd, fiir 70 'nsa bsilistn 3ws6 IaG' I Mrs
l49n mas sefsn; Sa sait On ieess 9sai,r tofijr.
xnS sisr II Dsin Cd Gins fir SEN ab.ab.
(absnts i'm gR trttsbous.1
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fit bic Air1tH.G Gsasiss sssssens @
Sm az aussneiid inmmsius iiis mas : sfo
bGb' men Selling ipriaesn laHsn.
- Gin 8irtb, trNea @Ghe GtodEfHe ~
ldHstsn. lsr5dblts, nm ssius Dcriiun IN srro.
len, itias @afs folssHssrme5sn .,sins, ,:y..
srsi oisr fanf SiodsiGs!
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Nr. 18s.


Sss fsubtsH bic straes. setaps ats i'd, ben iisi-
fn ofrs pom Der dHrsssn G,iit tttaaffam, tr.
pitesrfs Sonss.
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afsr bee grfauias Su sttfp, tenn Der Eisst pcu
bort ntdst 70 febr spsit tntiernt. uno IN Dem am
uIsrrane ifebsfstn @icdbaitsn nact juiraasu, eas
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fiumsu. has tS nirt edb rite. wrnn oI,;5 i,h,.
talts 8dbrts ssrIisrs risfps srsmbs - ranf Gud
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peHt m 'itere Brcsc anfSn:e rclts Der Gauabieus
lsr ia isnsm grnep ,icu uuS rem Di,b noni,s
sen. SrpmR flets isn att, AM arrnitI s,iuss I,.
rsrnsn Sasrbtmhss. uns ais ibn Der oIIo 2uriid.
ssSaitent ssftbuncsrt anIab, Iasts or frcuurIiH:
S@snt uns nph stra cine balte Siunre bic
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men- ufsrSsss f6sint Gner gfcfS rtmattct uno
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nsemsn. eas frilhsr bi 8raften III, guG bic =.
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meg tauihsn mir riseer DIM.
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HHotn SeHft, mas ibu aufndbms, laats Scnes.
| 20 ibhsE nirS caS nitbt asbn, penu 70 biufi6
Hno bic Cdmsf-Spcte nod uidst auI Dem Orion
lat; ailc Sit bieitsn nod sin msnia. uup u,b.
mtn sann mtin Yftrr!
Der Snetdnsr nidtr irbr brfristiat, urs i,st
rttesr oOusF orffnnng NIT rem Rupfr. fcIot, obtr
faff ned frsueisr Seri yptnft Sorbitts ais rem
sta'be Srrwnf, s6fl6cr Griirrtr ION III Dem o..
crdtt" 3sltt luc, wc er, ,uerit et,das ,uradbaI.
tsno, ttn9ttanb, CT babe isit sent sori,c,p Wsr.
8 n ~tnfn . Hen lbsr oie 3unse aetrafbi, rann;
ieco5 iRm Gntiestn Der Heacrinneu ouI eine
trabreaft ptrui6tsnrt Dirt In Sic Spei1.n uup
@'rtrdnfe binsinwitgr
Gentlemen, rsrrte icBt 8rrwn, ais Gb Der
oa't' SHSinnsr ,ufl6s3cssn battc,' Si. gerlam,
rnslten an, i& babe Stusn ppr allen Ginarn eiS
nfn mir scn 5srrn Stvtrion smpfpblensu 6t,m.
Zen srrjuitsusn,' Der aIs 9trsuiatet aus 0liTburt
bel uns einsrfitrt gu hrrpsn piinl6te. Gr bpfFf
paeurdr Jwlpen uns unb ren n5rplicteu St,a-
ten cine Vtrethpung brr,nIfeleu: 20 Ih, ibns
a5'r 3nstlt sor alien Dinssn baran, unlsre 8erS
lhmmlHn9 ,u Sriadhsn unO psn Gsil fsnnen ~
lrrnrn; Der Iis tciests. @cbt mabr, Mr. c5oueSy
Der alls 0iirasts Ssrbtusis iitt Bloc perbiupL
wy (5orti. foIsE)
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-18
oambu' g-amtrit. Yadetfdbrt' Nehen.0 .0els!l,dnit,
Sampfictiffabrt

iIplldtn
pnniburs nnb seCip 2Jprf. Sid Xputhasnoter
strmtlh Der neusn auf eas Soieefe a.bauten unb Gle.
SSnlslte tin9tr1kn srpstn siisrncn YoitcampfItif,
orul lia, 1000 lons. Capt. Grautmann.
oammuria. 1000 Icns, CAPT. @Hweul,n.
Sarpnid, $500 Gons, CAPT Gbltrs.
Dbies rrsssn brsr hnItn nno sndliden 5abrttu rbu,
ItHf Sstannis DampfidiTe re,Dsn rss,lmasis AM
Gritsn anb 6nni;tbnisn iscsn 0lonatS
osn atn cr! unb 6orbura sia Ssu,bdmrtun ,Yp,S unh
neen,en YaflaStre ssn 9tm Jcrf nu6
Sanlhnss, Aaprs. eDneon nab EonSbauvtsn
u fcsenetn Nrtiitu:
Grife 6 diate 800.
3wttit Sdinte 55
9wii6shotd IS.
Bon @dn'enrs naci cStY1 9prE:S
erHe Gailte $ll250. 8peite 0e,dft SIS. ap,fA,uh..
80 "D>gtn yafast p:trs man teb an
e. q. Tid1arS Doas u. Gnp.
l5o $xseedSeY Stem Nnrs
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Neue &irtbitbaft
Saaerbitrz Calm

Eager bitr 9 al cn.
Dem gntl!nm bic srssbsnits In,tiss, Gag rsr
uiter5ci6ntte III iensm oauis am Ql,en Niarft.
Dem 5iItmarts 9tstniiber, cine 9eirtaicbaft netIt
ed9trbisr' 'SalCn srrihtst bat, poicltlt .r fd
fr'usn wirb. feline 5rtHnpe unp cas Yublitum i'm
aaasmeintn init ZEN tsiten @strlnten sepieueu
~ fGnntn. SIorsnte WiIItr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-18
MONTICELLO HOTEL
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@impn StetnIein.

Ne. l65 Srcdp<, swiihtn Der q. une Z. Strast.
Dem eurGrtine,n gut!ilum pirS sisits ua ,ua,rt,t,
Scttl bei.ns tnputItn. Gis 8rtbtaft otbtu nj nit srn
sUrsnsS.n @tirdntsn ausstae;. 60 iss @rfril&uustn
nno Dteaisl'n cts ars ine itesrssit iu baben. Ser
i6ne unb a,rdumiss Saa spre lei sprfsnntnSn 86Qsn
beiicuS entrfnhIsu '''
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-18
eelneuueeu

peSansuustu. 81
Ttr ..Snwist" trtein een NicrarE Srintaas ailsse-
ntwmtu, pTtsniibsH Gabtpticnsrreis son 10 Gfs
,abISar an bic r,r. 1raSer sesr $5Oo in dnrbsr Ssras
btabuas. Ar;tiaen inben ipIssnhen Stbinaurasn
aufnaens Ginraet GuvIfns 10 3tiitn sssr tssni,
err 30 GH- irtimales rs Cts. trsimaiist 90, zine
&srds 81 l25 tinsn @lcnat $2-se srt 9ratt 81 oo ts
Ernait $500, ivctf MsRan $1,000 in srtelidbriidsr
Nprausetiaelung. Nu,siasr, bic nat Ntrteh strlnetr
rsTesa tsnnsn, rerbeu nit $500 ser Satr t,r,ntt
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-18

unnertafin9.
Ter rricreitnut it itsi i'm Sanot iteeu auftraa in
{tinrn e6ttafit ouS;uihreu ;par 10 bis ais mcalin
&1tt @uswabl zen Sd:9en lit fcrtmdbrthp rurrGibis
sin neutr, suier 2oetsnwastn nit etntw suten 1r,,-
Ssr UNI rubiesn Mftresu fur tnraiacn 0Jetraud
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sertntct ali i,ns srrse Nuswabl rpn Waraetn
9tutt,jIt<uRa SpsbaS, Sibtp i. 5priaa> >0,aratr
trirS prpmpi ttiprsi. GraEeis 9Iukt,
Srraeitr., Gte olr Stcn Snas
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-18
6. Sabreta.'ss,

The German ADVERTISER,
B. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every day, Sunday excepted, at
$500 per Ainum, payable in advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable.
OFFICE: Tth Str, between CLAr s LEIGH
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-18
u. A. FACCHE.
(spn @asis).
4 iarmAher nap Sewelier
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235 8roae> nast ter ai,n Stras,.

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trlttH lbrtn. uns rireIer,CB,ibafn bon pcus ca,ns
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III itin ScSn sint9ostnpe Arbtsn Eafti6 snt5tser,r
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-18
EssuiatDrea in arkanfas..
aas ttm sEalsi,ssu amtri.a's.
GepitsI XIII:

Sts MISUNDERSTANDING. - Scnts Esfinbt
Hr tn stnsr f6&if unaisen,bmtn ease. - Gil
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-18

gcbuBs umb fieecI,@aocr.

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naiHen'lit anf fs n arpfss Pager ppu rirset int-
rertt ten ebampdsnsr- unp Rbein. 94sinsn auf.
merriam.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-18
IS m. Z. ID o Vre,
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seritrt cine ag5seis6Ht dnftur eteen bas @ ptrseR
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SdlhtSI @srite. S.Irte. 6afst. GItn,, GbeeO.
abe nb str Mtnse aEatrsr @rrifel @arfumtri,tu Qu>
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-18

@h Die Damen 8iAmpnrs.
Nasams 6au DE Coon paris), ii. bel b,r
listtn 6air I'm 2Re6anies Snliimt fur ibr. Sut bad
FIRsT-CLASs diploma
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aRaedGe S. bai Gle ehre ben Dan en- Wihmrn.s or,,-
;tiseu. bGs tr Eager ppn 9pnn.ts unS WilItnsrn-
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sOTt.r @ors in GriTures sabers, sBr,atbs. SitSons
p Va'sS. Raeams Is MIRO be sroSte 9uimtrfan st af
ade br III lbe ptrotnoeu auitrat ssrwtlet uno ihri
aae a4madsgl anS9slhrts gSaare piui Ii t.haIt,n sN
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-31
Orders from the Post Master General.

Orders from the Post Master General.
WAsHIS0IoN. Dec. 20
Mr. Holt, the Post Master General, has sent
orders to the Sub.Tressury at Charleston, 10
remit al the balance. $4,000, on tho Post Ot.
fee account, 10 its possession Immediately, TO
the credit Of that department. II this order 10
not complied With at oncs. he will
demand Of the Federal Government
to enforce the erders He is also determined /.
- before suggested. to suppress mail matter 10
and from South Carolina, il the maiis are inter.
fsred with In that Ststs
The Cabinet broke up tonight after Eve
hours session. without coming 10 any coDeIus
ion relative to the disposition Of troops at
Charleston. The impression p, evsiled that .
conflict Vas inevitable. Secretary TDucey and
hr. Holt urged defence. the others . further
evacuation Il necessary
dispatch received tonight by member OF
the Cabinet, says that troops are pouring into
Cbssleston from al directions. The opinion
vas expressed by prominent member OF tae
Cabinet 10 night that war il begun Georgia
troops st last accounts, we're called in 10 join
The South Carolina forces.
A dispatch from Chsrlsston states that the
proposed State loan Of t4OO 600 10 s:resdy pen
cilsd out amongst the weslthisst member Of
the State, mainly 10 Charleston. and that each
i. expected TO furnish his sbare. under the pen.
slty OF being considered dissfsetsd.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-31
Charleston Convention.

CHARLESTON, De0 70.
The Convention reassemb ed this morning.
The proceedings were opened with prayer.
The President then read . communication
from W. +. Colcock. Collector Of the port OF
Charleston, informing the Convention that al
'he officers OF the Customs had entered tho ser
vice Of the State. and he Lad commenced re-
ceiving Guties and transactiDg other business.
Mr. Duncan said there ss an act OF Con-
gress in relation TO specie for duties.
The Legislature has recently permitted the
Bank Of the State to suspend specie pryments.
Specie 10 now per cent. premium. aud IL 10
unfair to ask payment OF duties in specie when
taxes are paid in bank notes.
Mr.. Duhklin offered q resolution that the
Collector OF the State receive the payment Of
duties q any bills of any bank in the State.
Mr.. Msssey-f necessary, the bank can TO-.
crease their circulation, aud embsf frassmebt-
will then be impossible.
The motion in Ieiere nee to commercial rela-
tions Was then lost.
The President read a communication from
the Governor through F. Watts, in relation TO
Charleston Hsrbor.
The Cow ebtion then went into secret ses-
sion.
1t 10 understood tie military bill 10 under
confederation.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-31
L TELEGR A PHO
Good News from Washiuxton.

WAsHIS0roN, Dec. 20.
About ssventy-fve Border state Congress-
uen met in caucus tonight. Senator Critteu.
den presided. snd Colfax and Barrett we're Sec.
rstaries.
The following propositions we're offered by
Mr.. Barrett:
An amendment to the Constitution; on
slavery question by Pryor; that any attempt
to prseervs the Union between the States Of
the oonfederscy by force would be equally un-
constitutional. impolitio and destructive Of
redubl,csn liberty by Mr. Valsndighsm. the
Crittsnden resolutions by Mr.. Colfax, that the
laws Of the Union sh, uld be enforced. and the
union Of the States be maintained, and that il
10 the duty Of the Executive to protect the
property Of the United States with oil the
power placed in his hands by the Constitution );
by Norris. of Illinois. that in maturing any
pan for the adjustment of existing ditficu sies
We will keep steadily in viaw the preservation
Of the Union under the Constitution, ~ . par
amount consideration.
After desuitory debate. in which Cox. Pry-
or, Smith, Of Va !, Clemens, Sherman, Staun
ton. Colfax, Hickman. Montgomery. McCler.
nand. Harris. of Va and Harris, Of Nd. par
ticipated. all the pending propositions we're,
on motion Of the latter gentleman, referred to
. Committee Of one from eA, b Of the fourteen
States represented, to report At q future meet.
ing. 10 be called by them If they agreed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-31
co NJ Nj T. K CIA AL
DAV PORT MARKET.
DAILY REPORT.

OFFICE DAILY DEMOCRAT AND NEws,l
Saturday Eve., Dec. 70, 1860. I
The market was active to-day, but receipts very
small. equote-
FLoUR-$4.On@4.25 Shipments 400 bbls.
WnEAr-In good demand at 7O@7lc. Receipt.
1855 bu.
BARLEY-Dull at 25130c. Receipts 275 bu.
CoRN-Active at l8Nl9c. Receipts 99O bu.
OATs-Dull At 14@l5c. Receipts Sc bu.
DRESSED HoGs-S4. .5ota5 o..
HAY-Prairie, $500.
GROCERIES.
CoPFsE.-The market is very firm, with pros
poets Of an advance. Eastern advices report the
demand brisk, and prices fully sustained. We
quote Rio at l5@l6Hc; Maricabo, 17Ql7 l.2c
Java, Is l-2@l9c.
SUGAR-Firm and advancing. Sales are being
made at s14@Sl-2c common, good, fair 500 &c
prime to choice; 8H@lO l-2c Porte Rico 8A@
9 l-2c for fair to choice.
TEAs-Firm with . good demand, at an ad-
Young Hyson, S5@65s; Gunpowder, 45@7oc.
Black Teas, 35@65c y b.
MoLAssEs-Market quiet. Common reboiled
35@37c, choice Plantation 45c inferior grades
Of plantation sell from 36c to 40c; Belchers Syr-
ups 37G45c, according to quality choice Golden
Syrup, 55c; Crushed Sugar, II l-24l2c; Panda'
ra, IL 1-2@l2 1-2s.
BUrTER.-Prime parcels in demand at 1712Oc.
EGGs-very scarce and in demand at l8@2Oc y
doc.
CHEgsE-Herkimer Co. 13117c per lb.; Wes-
tern Reserve llH@l2Hc.
APPLE.-Market we'll supplied at $2.0002.75 y
Dbl.
PoULrRY-Live Chickens in good request at
$l.50g1. 80 y dos.i Turkeys, 65@Soc each (; y b,
8@9c.
DRIED FRUIr-Apples 5K@7c Peaches sd1i2c;
New York Pumbs See Cherries log l5c Raisns
l6G25c; Curants loo.
BEANs-In demand at 65975c y bu.
GAnE-But little coming in. Quails, CSC p
doz; Prairie Chickens, $3.50 . dos.; Mallard
Ducks, 25G35c p pair.
TURSIps. .-l542Oc per bu.
HAxs--New Sugar Cured 14c per lb. Wholesale,
and 15c retail. Plain l3(G14c per lb.
LARD-Very scarce At 12k@l5c.
CoAL-l0c per bushel in the yard.
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New YORK Market.

Nsw YoRx. December 70.
FLoUR-Market without material change
s5.15@5.20 super State; e5.40@5. so Extra state ;
45.25@5.30 Super Western; $5.45G05.75 Common
Extra do; $5.60@5.70 Interior to Good Shipping
Brands and Extra Round Hoop Ohis.
RYE FLous-Stssdy st $3.75G4.40 for common
and choice.
wHEAr-Narksl dull. S1.4a White Western
9l.l7@1 20 Milwaukee Club.
RY8-Market quiet at Csc.
BARLRY-7lG6lc.
CORN-Market quiet and firm with fair EXPORT
demand 69@7l mixed western.
OArs-ln fair request. s503S western, Canada
and State.
PoRx- Firmsr. $laso@l6.3s for mess; Slo.so
prime.
BBBR-Uull.
Cur MEArs-Hsaxy and nominal.
LARD-Dull. rs
BUrrER.-I In fair rsqentat 1l@lse Ohio; 1l@
20c State.
CHEns.-Opsnedstssdy at s@loc.
WMKY-1arkeeW without importan3 change.
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Times Of opening and closing msilsin the Davsn-
port Post O6ice:
EASTERN MAIL, arrives ate A \ and \ closes
st9:30 u and 5Pn.
NORTHERN MAIL, via Dubuque and North Iowa,
arrives At P \; closes $50 An.
SOUTHERN NAIL, from st Louis and Southern
Missouri, arrives st Pm; closes $780,
WssrEEs AND SOUTHERN Iowa MAIL, arrives 1t
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ILLINOIS WAY NAIL, arrives A y; closes st 5 PN.
DUBUQUE WAY MAIL. arrives At s P Tuesdays,
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UP RIVER MAIL TO LYONS, arrives ut ? Y; closes
atsrN, daily. exbept Sundays.
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Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
AMIrY MAIL, arrives and closes at II y Tuesdays
and Fridays.
ANANosA MAIL, arrives and closes At II n, on
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The ohhcs will bs open On Sunday during the
Summer from 9 to 10 AN.