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meeting of tho democracy OF Norfolk City.

In far9re Of III. n. W1se for iTes'0e"t'
There was a large meeting Of the Demo.
cratic party Of Norfolk city, held at Ashland
Hall, on Tuesday night last, Major VIM. Lamb
presiding. and w. 4. Swank, Esq, Secretary.
The President having stated the object Of the
meeting, W. II. Q. Ellis, ESQ, after a few APP
propriale remarks, offered the following rcsolu-
tons:
/. Resolved, That we regard the recent in
vasion Of Virginia, by u body OF armed iana-
tics, as the practical effect of the teachings OF
the Black Republican party, and We hold it to
he the duty of Virginia aud her sister States
of the South, to Withdraw from The Union, If a
man shall be elected President whose principles
are antagonistic 10 the Constitution Of the
United States, and whose Administration must
cndangcr the lives and property Of the people
Of the South.
>. Resolved. That in the Hon. John Lctchrr
we hail il worthy and noble successor TO the
patriot Governor, Henry -. Wise, and his ad.
ministration as foresliadowcd By his admirable
message, shall receive our cordial support
9. Resolved, That she recent, prompt and
patriotic action Of our late Governor, Henry
a. Wise, in defending the honor and dignity
of the Commonwealth Of Virginia, cliciiS our
highest admiration AMI approval.
1. Resolved, That iii the present crisis Of
public affairs. we recognise i'll Henry \. Wise,
Of Virginia, the man best calculated to rally
TO the support Of Constitutional right, the con-
servativc clements of the whole country, and
us such, he is the choice Of this meeting for
the mex, President at the United States.
5. Resolved, That Il committee Of five be APP
pointed to choose delegates 10 attend the State
Democratic Convention to DC held in Iicir-
mond, February 18th, and to publish Il list Of
the same in the Southern Argus.
G.. Resolved, That the Democracy Of this
District be and are hereby invited to meet in
Convention, in this city, on the 4th of March
next, to elect delegates 10 attend the Charles
ton Convention.
The Isl, Cd, Sd, 5tii and 9Th resolutions were
unanimously carried; the 4th resolution was
carried with ono dissenting voice, 1.-THE gentle
lnau who voted in the negative afterwards in
formed the Chairman that he was in favor OF
Wise for President, but was opposed to ex-
pressing a prcferencr.)
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the best port In the United States. The Great Eastern
could only hare entered the po Is OF Portland and Nor
folk But. sir. you have no direct trade: How VIII You
r, Il? Why, sir, this road and It's facilities Will give 1t to
you. --sd ~ ,hL ,o.
Sir. how much ought to be appropriated 20 TINS road!
nm, every section OF this road under con,rac. and complete
it in three years. VII you do Il! VIII you complete IL?
Ten million will complete It. ~
/ .pl you- sir, this road Is to be built. The fa'ih nl iir'
cinia Is plejgeI-a faith tina. never was bfokehmana.a u
road Is 10 he buit-and IL Is the most proatnp'e Investment
In which the stute Of Virginia could Interest herself c,..
After thanking the House for their att nton' den. '"'p'
man resumed his reat. ,h,
GSorg-We hall lay before our readers Tins most aplc
s,r.ch Of Gen. Chapman in full, hereafter. lie went IL
length into elaborate and minute statistics, demonstrating
the p. sitions he had taken, which we could LOT 90 JUSTICE ~
In u hasty report mt
Mr. u~AYMOND-I wish 10 say Il few words, / nm Wi'hne
to give them eighteen hundred thousand dollars. Sr, VI!
irieni, has gone intn great and close calculations Of ~ha'
VIC are to make by the roaI-we are 10 make Id per cent
Sir, have heard OF this before -c,hs James river improve
rirnt was 10 have given Us 10 per ccn!-where Is II!
On motion the House adjourned.
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Later from California.

ST. LnrIs, Jan. 2s.-The overland mail from California
wi;h dates TO the Suth Dec hss arrived at Ma lory's Station,
1,- politicians Wi re gathering al Sacramento preparatory
(, u ,ur-,ius nr the Leg stature on the End OF January
Governor La'har's inauguration was to take place on the
Or. Gov rnur Weller and General Denver are the lead.
Ink Candidate, for Uure,l States Senator. The complexion
OF the i~esi.l,iur- is, % Democrats, 5 s"n4-Lecomptonitts,
The SHOW i, Carson Valley wa. from three TO Owe fee;
decp. The inhahi, .nss were In great distress. The cattle
In Honey Lake Val ~ were starving. Hay was ft09 per TOO.
The lad. aus were d, ing from cold and starvation. Mining
claims ar. selling mt ) TO san!NO each. Several hunters
have hrru murdered near llun'l"lt hy the Ma'tole Indians.
ron,t,en Of tue G!::er were Killed 10y n party pursuing them
II is reported that 9: pounds q gold had arrived at
pnlrs from the canal and river as Tar North as the British
nnx<-,siop.. Ths Washington Territory Assembly had
nss,e ell N bill to remove the seat Of government to fancou'
Yer, Il would probably be defeated BY the Council.
4 hill hal been introduced Into the Legislature tn organ
* "a. disputed territory rs Honey county. The Sehr Han
lev. with Soverrnrnt Stores, was stove In In a storm on the
Oh of December. Her cargo was damaged to the amount
OF q, NH. w..
The British government have ordered men from San Juan
until The question Of ownership Is settled
lu,.ness II, Snn Francisco vss dull Gr-4ss-
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Later from Europe.
JouH ~ R~oBlNsoN, Secretary.

81. JONES, New r"u,.dland. Jan. .u-1he Cirea,sian with
liverpool dates to the ,th instant, arrived this morning.
Il Is still unce' taiu whether Congress will assemble.
Gen. WaiewsIis 5 irilreinent or dismissal attracts much
attention. The Eng isi Journals construe II rs IN evidence
that Napoleon iut tends 10 espouSe the Italian cause. De-
TLuuv-nal Qui;s Constautinople forthwith to assume Wa
levsAi's position.
II is rumose tha, Lord Cowly's mission to London had
ref. renee 10 the settlement OF the italian question without y
Gen. Mcmahon succeeds Gen. valiant as Commander
OF the 7 rnrh Army in Italy.
The Paris Doursr continues depressed.
s,rdluIa protests against rome enltatins Germans, and
tAr, a,.n, Ia seud troops into the Legations.
Prussia was increasing her army.
L,rLgpucl. Jan. : - Coiron-Saies OF the last Eve dnys
uu,"rut to {; uNo bales, Including 500 TO spectators, ami
L. ) W tn exporters, closing steady. Orleans tar, ~ uit''
d!lngs. ca; upland. fur. ~. ~middllnrt. 8 I-l6. Stock Ia
port. ":i,vF,, including i6i .pu0 American. Flour Ii dull,
Ut 94a2is. I'll. Wheat Inns u downward tendency red,
o, Sd uius white, IS. 9d.ulls. Gil. Corn is dull yellow.
sis3!s. i'ret Is quiet and unchanged. Pork is frn
old mess, Ss; lew. Z n IEs. Bacon Is quiet. Lnrd
l.. dull. Sugar Is firm. Coffee Is steady. Rice IL firm.
Hosin Is ste-uy, Mt Is. Stla4s. 4d.; fine unsslcable. Turpen.
tine 1. dul aud uarhnnged. Bullion in the hank Of
Eus!aud has decreased ~ $1,000. Consos ~ Il 1864.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-01-24

WASlISGroS, Jan. l9.-The rost.0Gce Department IS
much annoyed NJ the recent detention nf the mails upon
the Potomac river, which hss arisen entirely from the
neglect or refusal OF the contractors to execute the neremp-
,ort orders Of The Department, that the mails shuulu he
transported by Railroad. The renewal Of the attempt to
transport The mails over the River route, has ieen without
the approval ct the Department. Second Assistant Post.
master General Dunlas, has written TO the Postmaster ut
Richmond, demanding to know why he has sent the mall by
that route. To the deiriment Of the public service, and ma.
King a rrremptory order that for the future It shall he sent
via III. Virginia Central and Orange apd Alexandria Rail
roads. lie has, also, directed the Postmaster vt Alexan.
Iris 10 f"rward the mails detained there. and all future
Southern mails by way OF the Orange aud Alexandria Kali
Dad.
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The Star and the Cloud.

NJ J. Il. HEWITT.
.s,ani mt OF my llSht," said \ bright little star
To- n cloud thSS MAS buunt OH Its way; ~l:H+I
III csnuo, he seen by The planet s'ar,
lr thu, You oiscu. t my pure lay"
''rooh, pooh :" said the cloud, 'there arc thousands like
YOU 49,, .Etst = sEtT. ,G-G-4s.
Who imagine they stand all alone; rr7
I ike to swell out on this OCEAN Of blue, t az I
Aud not be Confined 10 y zone" -.satt.@ -saEzrS
"Ba', you cast a shadow" half veS'd, the star said;
Amt durken the beautiful earth: ,5l..e,
While ri.paur>s accompanies the rays that I shed,
Aud the sparkling waves dance in their mirth."
"ran thing ~ s,ake the cloud, with q laundering voice
" You are nnlf Il ~twinkillg spark;
Ms tears mike the fields ami the flowers rejoice,
White my folds put oi So! In the dark.
"Onc O ,Sh Of my Ere will lnuuine The sea,
Ny ,huuders the Arm mouu: ,ius shake;
And thousands, ike yuu, are n v winIing at me,
AM peepins Ut river and lake"
This cll.:on si'e-.h made the little star pale,
Aid. Troubling, She sliruns into space;
While The ci"uL mritrd iSS; on ths wings Of the gale,
Aal The bluc SIS was let iu Its place.
The moral Is Till. Some FOLKS max. n swell,
And put real merit aside;
Inflated with varor, they toll thelr own Incn,
And burst from an oercharge OF pride.
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X. Y. GAINES, c,.u
W. W. Henry, '"e'
Democratic Meeting I'm Sorthnmp

H'clnocfatic .Ecetlng In Nortinml
At & meeting Of the Democratic "
Northampton county, held at the Court
on Monday court day., The oh instar
Vim. Alexander Thorn was called to tie
ard VIM. F. Fitchett appointed S.cle:'
Miers W. Fisher, Esq. explained the
OF the meeting. and, on lis motion, mo-
adoption Of the following preamble MI.
luton.
Whereas the Democratic members
Legislature have appointed Thursday, I!
OF February next, on which to hold &C,
non in Richmond, and have requested III
tics, cities and towns to appoint dele7
the Convention at the earliest practical
Therefore. be it
Resolved, That the Chairman of'b's
ing appoint ten delegates 10 repr'ee'
County in the SAID Convention which va
nimnusly adopted.
Whereupon, the Chairman appoint!
following persons: John w. TaLkard.
G. Nottingham, Miers w. Fisher, u. ;.
DR.. T. j. L. L. Nottingham. John A.. ;:
John +. Nottingham, William D. ~.
james a. Fisher and George P. Fitch
such delegates.
On motion Of Dr.. Nottingham, it w':
Resolved, That any good DemoeTa:
county, who may be in Richmond at Is
of the meeting Of the said Convent
delegate to said Convention.
On motion Of II. s. Neale, Esq, tx
man and Secretary We're added To lac
delegates.
On motion, the proceedings Of thsi I
were ordered to be published in the Vi
tic papers Of the State. And then lNs |
adjourned. WM. ALEX. TllUA'' :
VIZ. F. FlrcnETT, Secretary. :
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-01-24

Arrests for the Harper's Forty Committee.
ClhylLAXn, Jan. zU.-AeNsts Glddinrs. Plumb, and John
R-own, Jr; have not We, been arrested on The warrants BOT
ont On behalf Of the s.nute Harper's Ferry Committee
Thr nuprrs were sent here 10 the eS-Darshai, VINO hUi"s
them, and has sent back Tor instructions. They have not
been seyrsd Jet
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Earthquake.

ArGrSrG, Ga, Jan. 2l.-ShOcxs Of an earthquake were
felt NJ Charleston, Augusta. IfacJn and other points, Il: six
o clock, lat evening.
James ". Jones, editor Of the Chronicle and Sentinel"
died last night
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-01-24
The Southern Mall.

The Democrats Of Amelia are requested TO meet ri their
next Court. 10 appoi : Deleg ties 10 the Dem cratic State
Convention, TO be held in Richmond on the 10th OF fcbtu.
hry. 1851. MANY DEMOCRATS.
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- - .ETs
-p0ETICAL.
Heweu.

p,oe,seo- ! n. lI.wet., who has become q citizen o.
r,.nn,ond. and who proposes to estasii.h:hsre an Academy
o, Vocal Music, (Which ne have already uaentoned) has
,.,, u N. enquirer" the following contribution, which Is
bs ,u,l.u, for Its ,,u:h as well as for It's poetry - &
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-01-24

Free Negroes IN Mlssouiu
ST. loCIs. January -. Go, Ste"a'. IS
sign the LII gently parsed by The Missy.
for tae sAelu,.on Of frss lsg,ssS from Inc j."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-01-24

.RIcuMoN

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lofuie ui0s
lies; Also.
Ware, Iiyd1
Hight Siachl
J. The PROD
patrons CO
value VI u
materials u
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lave rcon
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hRetaMed |
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IN conform|
L secI!oti Id
Concern, that
We county Of
'Hh day o.! 4
At day Of :
a tract of
10 Putnam co
III Joshua G
this Comm
hen died y,
Mpec lT-cu
@I,,.c
80 -,
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II m. 80. ny
Jxrn"s,' ,1
1"eia Hq
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81 ADJ
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ers hereby n
before the n
rtaitsr tina,
,Mnt or rsco'
81.
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LUGA

LOSL
prof
lTRe and W
building Is
The i'rofe4
yard and
and ,errac..|
;ioful yari-Il
,.yided iuto
&c.
:wtn xa,srvd
r Lo~a,pn
,btere.t paid
period may !
Reference.
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dent Riehmo
. Ah.c, Lou
+. s.. b
acre, 0fexcs
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From the y. \. Express.
TuSeund W~esl.'Esnled IsebuHc.

We invite the especial attention o! the rradrr u The al
mirable address ". publish elsewhere To Victor Hugo. IN
answer 10 The letter recently written 10 The "Lotd"n ai"ii'
Ing Star" by that distinguished. romancer, in ieierelce '"
old JOHN brown. 1t CONES from QUO whose name ersu,nsS
n, honorable u position in amlr icau. us his In French, l.tc-
nature; and who Is, therefore, us vel entitled 10 u he.'iaE
on his eide VI the atlan,ic rs on ours. The sulJefl Is an
Irritating one, hut, Ia discussing II. our Fair correspondent
displays excellent temper aud. willie its argument. on The
main question are of u Lind wll.h tie LuIhur IL Esinr-
rnlda will fnd IL difficult to answer. he canrot hut rrctsh ~
Ia 1t the spirit Of Il true woman, who IS Il friend U: huinaii'
It's as well AS u lover Of her country. Moreover, !hvu:il
addressed to a foreigner, there Is much Ia What l.. SAID
which cuInmcndS itself with equal force 10 The r"iisiI,r4'
ton Of n &C. lain class Of minis IN lids county. Which Tie
mlschievous s~opli,tries aui sentimental syml's'iies Of Just
such phioso. hers rs Victor Hugo ure calculated put Lou
easily to impress. >
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-01-24

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OF french
paper.
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20 c. 1
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those having
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Henn I ohsrI
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county
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-01-24

TITLE, q. !.
Isine,In Ii
'ef tobacco
/ in effect
q. Harris,
sxperirnc,
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Giends mn
their
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Democratic Meeting In Amelia County.

Nrw YoRH, Dec. p, 1859.
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year.
three
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sent d
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lust, The Federal Union, in which thirty luli-
lions Of souls throb, stood by i'll SOLEMN silence,
while the treason Of this man was cXplated.
Out Of all these thirty millions OF Intelligent,
educated rlen, who make their own laws and
| abide by them, not one hundred thousand can
be found to join with you in c~ondemning the
execution Of John Brown, while every good
heart among them must Sympathi<e in the pity
for his fate, which iu!nglcs 30 eloquently With
your dcIIunciationS
Some there may be.-nay, certainly are
who would add bitterness to your words, and
wing them, like poisoned arrows, far and wide,
il lhey had the power. But these arc the very
men and women who instisatcd his crime, who
urged him on to revolt, and shrunk away INTO
safe places when the gloom o.! his deeds settled
around hi,n-,ncn and women who make
money hv iucendiary books, sermons and lee
lures, and while they incitc crimes which coin
gold for themselves, have no courage to meet
the danger when il arises. But thousands and
tens of thousands share your pity for the old
man-suilty and mad as he was,-whiIc they
put your Recommendations aside with calm for
b~earancc, feeling how little knowledge you
possess OH Il subject which asitates you so
deeply.
But il the great llIass of my co1ntrymen
ioiu in your pity for the unhappy man, 1t not
because they condemn his execution or Svmpa.
thisc with his revolt. Probably twenty.nine
tmilliops and ninc hundred thousands OF our
people look upon this execution Us Il full and
solemn atone,nent for crimes in which they
have no sympathy. Our country is now d.
I yyided into three political parties, none OF which
will endorse this rebellion or condemn the
course Justice has taken. When you call upon
,ko EoJorol ITninn 10 intcrpoSc its authority
against the laws Of Virginia, there is not a
schoolboy throughout The and-'"r TO al sucn
our Constitution is q tcxt.book-who wnuld
not smilo at your idea that the General Gtovern,
ment has any right to interfere with the leeal
acts Of an independent Commonwealth, or tnat
the majority of a single State would SO INTERFERE
if it had the power.
Your picture of John Browns trial is a pain
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s. IL
friends ~
'to:hem,
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lion 10 Nil
! az.
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forse,ueu
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-01-24

MILITARY CONVENTION.
The proceedings or The Military Convention lately con.
rcned here, we're presented and referred. =
-#E D LIS PISSED.
A bill for The relief of Benjamin Z. McSuIs. deputy sheriff
nf Mercer county. aud 4 bill erempting the hospital of 81.
Vincent dc Paul, at Norfolk. from taIation.
Or motion the House adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-01-24

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In the
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-09-22

| o9Du9N&N -
Tis eN<ils ~ ~ oee1n ssaa aubside. Their
ars good many sswtlIsr sron ~ Ind tbat -
| side about ~ sOoNg A.fA.
A friend of ours uho len the editorial fratef-
nifty year ago n nov engaged n Fai1ing pigs.
olsc has again iakcnthc pm IN hand. h.
Women Who sue for brcscl, ol promise may
fail 70 get money, but they generally receive heavy
damages @
"Why, ifnt my shirt clean:" quoth one Bohe-
milan 70 another. ta s#. .@
well. yea was the answer. Its clean for
brown, haiti sawfaIly dirty for white.r
Don't ~ to zee the Mammoth Gave: thousands
have visited II and pronounced IL nothing but .
great ceR
Diplomas are mt alWays worthiIy bestowed.
A shcepskin Is often taken from the animal that
is entitled 10 il, to be given 70 an animal that
isn't.
Il Is a common saying Of moralsis. that. the
lower order Of animals have not the vices Of man;
yet it Is certain that some OF the insects arc back
biters, and all Of the quadrnpcds tale bearers
Some Of the moralists tell a. that woman suf- |
fcrs great wrongs No doubt she does, hut We |
sometimes think, when we see her nowadays, |
that she needs redrcssing more than her wrongs |
do
II il true, as Franklin says, that 'thc sleeping
fox catches no poultry brit II il equally true
that poultry upon their roost are generally in |
very little danger Of foxes.
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s-I77 v 77lf.7I7 - - -
MaWnrn. N y Nenk m.

@ Newark. n. r., Sea- ~.
q ~ hsavy saiapterm - . O'clock this nssninE.
aesdeas ~ cit5 Hing sellms and taeeeents,
m drove ~ reeple ffDan DIR bseal1A1& t1blet
E Destroyed fnlEitpga. property and easa6Ies v
thA amount 81 90, OCp at leasl u
EngiR~er 80 noe pumpinR The swater out
Bsysral places we're struck ~ lightning. No
one killed
ssx a3. ", Louisville. Sept. 70.
The Louisville 1 Memphis Railroad "a open
"a yesterday 10 Clarksyille. L will be opened
TO Memphis on the LIT Of February. H.
New Orleans, Sept. 20
The steamer Francisco de Asis, q Havana,
reports that Walker and Rudles had been shot
BY The H00duras Government. The men we're
allowed 70 depart unmolsssed.
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Good clean wheat closing firm at out side price,
with considerable competition between millers
and shippers
In Chicago, yesterday, with decline in Lake
Freights Of 2 cts. per bushel, prices advanced
to S5@s6 for No. ? spring. Oar market seems
relatively higher than Chicago.
SUGAT-S@94c-cru IL refined white
lie. Clarified lO1. Maple Sugar, l0@l2c
u M.
COFFEE-l5l@I7c.
MOLAsSES-By tho Dbl, Reboiled, 40; Syr-
up, 1890; kegs, o. 80.
NAILS--Asa, Is 5o@s Is.
RICE--0c .2R
FRU1T-R aisins, prime, 90 25.
BROOMS-$2 OO@2 % per dozen.
FLOUR-Steady Spring wheat, wholesale,
$500; retail IS So winter, $6 90 Wholesale; S6 80
retail
WHEAT-7a@7sc for Spring; Winter 75c@
Scots
CORN-Ranges from % to Is for mixed and
CSC. for prime yellow.
BEANS-eOc. to 81 90 per bush.
POTATOES-l6@2oc per bush.
SWEET NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. per bush.
OATS-l5@l6c.
BUTTER-ll@l2lc.
EGGS-8c. to &c.
ONIONS--S5c to 4Oc.
HAY-Timotliy, e7@9S. 8sa e ass 5.4se
WOOD-*2 50ta&3 90. III
HIDES-Green, &C.; Dry Flint ll@lec.
Green Sailed 6@61c, and Erin.
WHISKEY-2e@22c.-
cHICKENS-&l OO0l 10 per dozen.
LARD-l0@llc. per b in bulk.
APPLEs-4OcMSi 90.
DRIED APPLES-s@s4c per fb.
TIMOTHY SEED-$l,75 TO 20 90 per bush
HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED-:0@4Oc p
bushcl None Offering
CORN MEAL-35@4Oc per bu.
BACON-Hams 2 q l0c; shoulders &c; sides l0c
kAGS-lIc per h.
EXCHANGE-New York, Specie Curry /
st. Louis, :. l
Chicago
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-09-22

CoxPrrrr FOR FALL AND WINrERm-The Ia =
u stock Of Cashmere and Cloth for coats and
pnu, six and velvet vestings ever brought to the
pesna market, will be sold cheaper than ever
efer
new and veil selected stock of hea'y ready
MI Cdaaag, purchased in New York and Bos.
consisting of Goats, Pants and Vests, will be
+ Enteru prices; also, . great vsriety in
nshing Goods, a. under-shirts and drawers,
etc
s42ldkwSm A. KAISER & Co.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-09-22

Chicago, Sep. 20.
Flour-Good enquiry; holders asking higher
prices, and mIket inactive.
Wheat-Market active and l{l2c higher, clo-
sing quiet. Sales 1000 bush No ? spring ct 81;
$4,000 bnsli at S5l; 10000 bush at Sc. $4,000
bush at SCI. 1000 bush No ut sSc. $4,000 bu
at 81; 5000 yush at s9t; 47tO bush North wes-
tern club at 50. 3u0 bush rejected IT 20. y.
Corn-There was very active shipping in
quiry, and the market ruled lc higher. Sales
10000 bush prime river yellow At 45c I Q b.
1000 bush No ! at s9l in store; $4,000 bush Al
Zoe, 1880 bush No Il, 4nI r o b; IL 600 bush
do at 3Ss in store; 40, GOO bush do "a 3ac.
Oats firm; $500 brsh No ! AZ oil .iioat; 1000
bush do at &c III store
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-09-22
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