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The New York herald., 1862-11-11

WI Quie aC,ifs thu3P q. !ik!icr
Of &C. &C. per bushei. with saes reported Of 2socoo
busne 81 as 81 80 for white, ant 81 10 81 Az for
red and amber Western, 81 ~ 81 IS Milwaukee crb
and amber spring; and 81 10 ~ z, for Chic spring.
Corn was brisker and desrer with sses Of 2i2 O00
nusla mixed Western at tic. 73c mostly nc a
arr i4c TIC. iaE yellow Western end 1Ss fer Western
white. Rye continued iaactiye at shc 9oc. G,4eo
hsris Of Osriey wore sold al 81 A. 81 So oats were
it, iIy ely demand at FAC q &c per hGslel.
CorEF,lne actyify 10 this line c'ntared to-day and
prices hnoyan Sales made oi . 900 bags Ma
RAGS DO auc 1,oo bags Rio at sac. Sic 400 bags Of
governme Java a 34c., aud lot or >; onngn al 2ec
ORION was heit with uore hrnn IS having been
quoted q from 6zc 63c, mostly within the range for
miiincs. bat the sales were not large.
FEs5GsisThere was more animation in the market
tod The gaeeuens comprised 20 Liverpool, 5000
hhs -four a. 2s Do eco do, 10y foreign vessel Mt 81
35 eco shells wheat At va. IN bags % 900 bushels
N huk ard hags, ~ s.. Asd. ard by foreign
vessel goo packages prol isohs at 5s 0d tog bacon,
4Os a.. c. tor butter and ASS for choose To on
dop 30 GoG bushels wheat taken At ID. 9tsd. in
ID, TX ard bags, ant 200 bal h1ps ~ 10 Glasgow
.lme- oan vessel tok l2ooo busl'o wheat in ships
s7s. "a.
nAl VA In good demand a 16c. fcr North
river.
Hos--TEe inquiry fer rev was Is ler. partly ror ex.
pnrt, lsc 2sc. per -. 200 boe shipped 10
London to-day.
MErAIsThcre less activity 10 the market 20 day
but hoiders were very firm.
E4rA. sTasE-No saies Of importance transpircd to,
day Prices ra howevcr, spirits trrpeu,ue ha,
ing been quoted up 70 81 % a " 81. per gsl'on
0is.-Tho demand COZ tiuueJ active FOR the principal
kinds at Saturdays prices.
Provsoxs.-Thsre vsry little dcno In pork, ss'es
having confined 20 700 bbs. st Sl2 5e s2 o. for
aad Sill 8. Si1 80 ior prime per bbi. Beef
inactive, 10 b6s. having been sold nj former quo
tations. Lard in demand, aud sses reached
$500 lsc ages for mmeds.e ana future iCvory, thin
a range from 9ac. Iozsc. There nothing really
IN bacon. butter OF cheese.
Moi-rsEs.--Saes extensive, having
braced since last, a0o Lhls Porto Rco part ~ Acc
4sc l3o bbls. New Orleans st a5c tsc sd 325 bbls
do. by auction, chiefly at from CSC. Asc. gallon
RcE-S o. were nnimpertan 20 day, bEl holders
arm.
slqcS-Tbe sales to-day Included 4oc mas cas.ia on
D. g. and SEQ bags pepper at 23r. a u se.
Suaafs.-rlac market was G-fn. bot active S4,es
were ecported Of ISo hhds Orleans 1850 a11,sr
500 hhds do a; auction al o71c I2&o., and 40 bags
China H.. 1.
Tntow rte sales amoupted TO $50 600 lbs at II ,Sc
aliAss.
Tsls IN moderate rcGret al full prcea
VnIsEEy Sales reached 600 bb.. at SIC. 3Tisc,
mostly at &c
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The changes i, will be seen. are slight. though
II different direction nom the last statements.
The discounts have decreased slightly; the depo-
sits are millou down. The reduction in circuIa-
ton is singular view OF the scarcity Of currency.
u arises, propab y from accidental causes.
The price o. ouey remains the same as il was.
old houses. with good collateral borrow all
they want ~ i've per cent, and some OF
them refuse tn allow more thar four for
temporary deposits. Spectators in stocks pay
q, and in sonla cases per cent for the use Of
money. MaDy persons are looking for change in
fhe money mnfks arising from change in the
financial policy q government BY az advertise
nent elsewhegt gii be seen that the Secretary
ef the Treasury ast,s proposals for five days for
fl3.420,55o q ~ s0-l00 per cent Treasury
notes, being the whoe remainder Of the issue au-
thorized not already disposed of. Offers for any
amount, not less than one bond Of fifty dsllars,
will he considered, but the department viii be at
liberty dec ne all proposals not regarded as ad
Vantageous 20 he government. Ten per cent Of
each amount offered must be deposited with an
Assistant Treasurer. and will be forfeited in case
of acceptance u proposal and nonpaYment of
the balance within ten days from date OF notice Of
Acceptance.
Gold opened this morning st 1881 I, declined to
1927 between tae boards and closed at 1921
Exchange sold "a. one time at l47, but was after
ward dull at iteh az. The advance was due to
general un,asiness 8. growing cut of the removal
oi General McD Dts.lag.
The stock nalkst was very much depressed be-
ssTe the board tlts nos ming, aud sales were made
at decline Of Il. PR cent in some instances from
the prices OF Saturday. But at the first board
better feeling Ms manifested, mainly in conse-
guence Of the demand for stocks from the bears.
who have oveIsold Erie and one or two other
popular securities. Prices were, however, on the
average. Il - per cent lower than on Saturday
evening. Between the boards several leading
stocks were bia up. and at the second board
general rally TOOK pace. The natural tendency
cf the marke' to decline is counteracted
by the sire 9Th and increasing popularity
OF the Erie -tocks. Erie old, which has
so long been kicked about Wall street and men.
toned as PROV ally worthless, is generally
admitted - hapSa fair prospect Of taking and
holding high place the dividend paying list.
THE estimates OF The earnings Of the road during
the month Of October which have been published
in some 0. the papers, are not Official and We
have not reproiaced them. But it is well known
that the road earned. in that month, great dea!
more money than the most sanguine ameng the
directors eyer expected; that the traffic this month
j. Just large, aud that there will be- in January
Aext, money enough for dividend on both issues
cf stock. Ii IS these facts which keep Erie so
strong. and enable it, 50 to speak, TO sustain the
whole market. At the close the market was
strong, the following being the quotations:-
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Total s11 o54 42s 50 1o5 7ao 1aa $50 1916 .ss2 SO
CITY COMMERCIAL REPoRT.

MONDAY, NOV. IU--5 II.
ASHES Sales were made OF 40 bbs at she. for pots
and ac for pearls
BRS TuFrsReslording 10 the rise IN gold and ater-
ling exchange early IN the dsy prices OF oreadsnfs ad
vsresd With heavy trsrssctsns partly speculative Tue
ssea onr reached % goo bbls state and Western,
800 bbs Canadian and eeo hbls. Southern et prices
for the grades indicative Of rise OF l0c. 15c per
bb the market closing however, heavily in Wow 1 the
decline gold and exchaD e later in tho day. The fol-
ln 70 LIZ M
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80 ''F&E'.D N'''I'HtVl N''FF VHN
81 grain at that port for the next succeeding ffe
teen days viii be only about 4,9Ss $50 bushels
which. added 20 their stock, will make the total
amount TO be moved between this and the Goth Of
November 1888 bushels. portion of which
win be required TO supply the millers of Western
New York for their winter stock of wheat.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company has de-
clsred q quarterly dividend Of FIVE per cent, free
II govcynment tax, payable on the 18th inst The
- ransscr books Will be reosened on the l4th
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.
moSpAy. Nov. lo--e p. M.

MoxpAy, Nov l0--e p. M.
ro-day's bank statement compares as follows
with that Of last week.
II set erdian. Lsps. Ncse Ciresiai a. Depsesfs.
Nov sl75 So sTs 81 $50 4s6 SiS 26r is7 s35 2o7
Nur So 1v6 TO 5l0 IS 1874 76s eT32 800 los 900 ,654
The New York herald., 1862-11-11

A puRNHAMs ruRNIrURE ExPREsa AND PACK.
a. ins estabshmens "a Mos. Eleventh s.ret be.w.es
ahpped ali parts tbc world covered wsvons Cor
n0v!ns frrsvse tS1ri from csrntry furMturv tGvd,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-16
LEG IsLATivE CORREsPONDENC
Special to the Democrat i News.

Special to the Democrat / News.
DIS MONIES, Jan. IA.
Thb ogs are workirg-a, all events they have
comm. need Yesterday afternoon the selected
wis.3oio Of the State assembled in due form
and pait the legislative wheels in operation.
In the Senate, 1t. Gov. kusch officiated.
Und sr The temporary organization, j. II. San.
ders was sppointed Clerk, Mr.. Arms'ron
Ssrg eantatarms, ard Mr.. Dickerson, Door
keeper.
In the tempo rary organization OF the House.
r .. Kellogg wac called to the chair Chas.
Aldrich was appt inted Clerk. Geo. May. Asss.
tanr Cls,k; }. w. Shelly, Doorkeeper; and Mr..
UI, Serxsant.at.AJms
The credentials Of members we're placed in
the hande Of committees, with instructions to
report tbs morning. Both Houses adjourned
early in the afternoon.
At the adjournment Of the use Republl-
can caucus was announced to come of at half
pnst ak in the evening. at the Representative
chamber. Mr.. Kellogg also On uounced that
the lovers Of National Democracy would meet
in caucus in the Senate chamber, at the came
hour The announcement was heartily np-
plauded.
With but two exceptions, the members are
all in quarters Both branches present very
respectable appearance. 10 view Of the fact.
however, that the great ma ority Of the mem
bers are persons who are on the youthful side
Of the meridian Of ilfe there is a marked want
Of that high degree Of dignity which more
liberal sprinkling VI gray hairs would impart
odd men for counsel young men for war.
is an ancient and sensit ie maxim which seams
to have met with Tut little favor at the ballot
box Of this State. 1t is to be hoped, however,
that our legislative youth will so conduct their
deliberations as 10 chaienge the admiration Of
their constituents, and prove that they are
competent for war and counsel both.
In the Senate there ara fourteen Democratic
members. and in the House about thirty-giv
Ing to the Republicans heavy working
msjority. A petinarent organization wi BE-
effected to-day, and the work Of the session
will be fairly begun.
The amount Of state bonds sold up to this
time is sls5,OOO ID. n. X.
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From Yesterdays Mail Edit
THE PAANKING PRlviLRCH TG|
ABOLISHED,
The Hospital near Alsxand
Burned.
More Skirmishing Oh iAs Mlssissi
MOVEMENT OF McCLERNAN N
COLUMN,
Gen. Aslleck on ihe E'~ ajii,
From Washington .

WAsHI>.reS, Jan.
In the absence Of the Chairman, Mr.. nicl
acts.
The judiciary Committee stands four 10
On the bill to cenfsca'e and emancpate.
The Senate Is willing to let the nomi nstio
| new Secretary OF War, rest for while.
Senator was consulted before hand, and O
| changes are anticipated.
Tae Senate will pass the House bill abolisi
the franking privilege
Cen Marsh has 50 tar recovered that he goes.
New ork morrow. for some days.
Gen. Mcclellan is still i'm, rowing
The hospital Of tho Morgan Artillery, near
. exandria, was burned on sunday night
building was Gsn. Lce's property
The rebels vast. d 81 pounds Of ammuntioa
an oyster pung coming up the Lover Potos
Not one shot hit.
Farmers desiring cotton seed are advised TO \
for green Gotten seed, producing white dbre.rail
in Washington, from the border States, which
be distributed in small quantities bya conn
sioner after the conquest. IL is doubtful Whci'
the cultivation OF Sea leland white cotton Y
succeed on iana even after bcins accamn ted.
Le tiers from leading Edgi.h and French sta,
men and American citizens abroad received hs
say that il the L y would avoil flreign IN
| ference a direct movement TO c!ush the REBEL
| iuust be made
| Whatever are tho motives &c tho removal
| Cameron, it IL certain that stanton, his success
Is sound on the slavery question. He is MI i
mate, personal friend ~ Chase All sumner.
i. known TO he in favor OF n vigorous pro,ccui
OF tie war. AMI Of stiki: the rebels in the ten
est spot. H,- position is entirely .a,isfactor,
Cameron. Stanton's persons! Integri.y, ahi
and vig"r OF character are usques;lunci. III
accounted ne of the bc.t lawyers in the coun
| His nature il that Of n bull deg, and he i
! Of war throughout.
Adyices from Seialia repre- nj another Ia
haul .! rebel prisoners on saturday night,
mics from there sixty men with eluirm.
wsrc bagged.
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DISEASES OF
Horses l. ether DOmrSt ic sted Animals
N n. a.. (EEEIe

MEMBER OF TIE ROYAL COLLEGE
~ Of Veterinary Surgeons London, is pos
scsfed Of the most perfect system ef
Horse doctorin. Of ary 10 the Vest. In great
majority 2! Instances bis cures are complete, per-
manen,ly LISTING and rari lily accomplished, even
Horses useless from disease and hitherto thought
to be incurable Mr. s. treats with the happiest
results. rendering them Gt to perform ordinary
work. Mr.. SIS treatment is based on the legiti-
mate sciences Of medicine, and ne pledges 10 give
satisfaction I. all Who msy confer, their patronage
on him. Office =. LeClairss Stable, corner Of Sd
and Perry at.
N. B.-Horss and Cattle medicines can bs had
of ~. 0eally q osdssAts ysisse. 3aS~aAV
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Arrival and Departure OF the Mail.
POSrOFFIC8 AT DAVENPORT, IOWA.

EAsTERS MAIL-Via & l. r R-Cioses at S
o'clock NJ, Closes at ~ O'Clock r NJ arrives
al 10 o'clock N arrives at so o'clock NJ
Sundays excepted.
WEsrEHN MAIL-via NJ \ NJ R-Closes at W
o'clock NJ arrives at 5 o'clock p NJ, Sundays
excepted.
NORTHERN MAIL-via Lyons l. Camanche-
Closes at 9o'cleck p NJ arrivesat6 6 O'Clock r NJ.
NoRTHxRS MAIL-Via hewitt Il Maquoketa-
Closes sunday. tuesday and Thursday at y o. lock
NJ arrives Tuesday, Thursday yni Saturday at
6 o'clock I NJ.
ROUTE No. l0977-via Blue Grass, etc-Closes
Mo,-iay, Wednesday and Friday al O'Clock NJ +;
arrives Tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY at 9
O'Clock PN.
H. UTE No. lOa4S-via Tipton-Closcs Tuesday
and Friday at IL o'clock NJ arrives Tuesday and
Friday at IL o'clock NJ.
SOUTHERN M.IL-Via Burlington / Keokuk-
Closes Sunday, Tuesday and Friday at 3 O'Clock P
arrives Monday, " cinesday ard Friday at Z
o'clock A N.
RopTE No. 109F-via Fuffalo-Clcses rrid, ~
at . o'clock Nj arrives Saturday ats o'clock
Pm.
RouTE No. lGs50-Via Annauosa l. Walnut
Forks Closes Thursday at l2 II arrives Thurs
day at IL o'clock N.
llOURs-Ufico open at s o'clock A N closes At
o'ci iock n OGi,e oten on Sunday from to
10 o'c,ocl NJ.
icy As the principa! mails are carried by Rail
Road, all the time statei in the above notice,
will be RAIL hoAD 1INE, the clock in the Super
intendant's ofice, Depot, being the stand.
ard. CHAS. II. Eli Ri GE, r. ..
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From 81. Louis.

1T. LOUIS, Jan. IL.
Con. Halleck has written letter which ap-
ears IN the Uemccr0f o! tomorrow, rrpror ing
an officer for deli cring upa negro, demanded b.
fugitive slave. lestatcs that such not the
intent o oricr number three. 1t wa. not de.
.tgned to aid Q th-r negro cl1imei az fugi we
slave u was not dc.!gned To- ard negro
s'ea'"r-, hnt BY cxc!ui ny the person i, wa
designed 'hat the relation between ,.av. and
mister -hon.d bs determined by any military tsi
Ger, hut merely &, soet ont r,oes .vo.ing N I'm
s.if., fugitive. The artier .gobibit, acts of hu-
nanny q snch r".-fhs. suca "a iuihishiL, tEcu!
with TODD and Articles y clothing.
Ihe kanses 1T re. in c8t entered Lexington 7.
ca wi'hont meeting my resistance. Ol ~atur-
hay tney ? scerd 10 aTfcst a number Ge .radIng
cess'"n ~, amoag them Mr. Iimtrick. Mr. Sawyer
ii.f Der 81 the stat. Coay.ution and Hgn,.r
o"i.i,.. a,et' desre.ado. They destroyed
1000 hesd ci hogs aad other property d.sign.
ed i"T Prices army. and 1-pnved the rebel of
their Lsgross. This courss Was continued al
last accounts
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Brown. Of Liverpool, in viii h Mr.. Seward repudi
ates the idea that the American GovernneI {
could ever DO guilty of SO gross violation Of iis
fdlft As 10 coni.cate in time Of war; mo sy il :.
,sst"d IN American securities in time Of peace.
ihe lanes In an editorial on the subj ect thinks
i is not important amer % bling forward thi
ueciaraton, more particularly as England has
been menaced by threats Of confscation hv Jour
nails evidently IN Communication with the Wash
ins'on Hovernmeht. The srtcie cen udes by ex
pressing hopes for peace bus declaring that
threats Will accomplish nothing the only solution
being the release Of the prisoners
Mr. Caldwell, NJ. r. in .peech at Oxford, ar
;iopated that America would accede TO England .
demand; but if not, he believed that England
would have just cause for var. lie deprecated
tn" attacks made on American institutions, and
urged that the present was hot the time for irri-
tatin comments.
Several vessels were loading cotton at Liver.
pool, for New York.
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The Sprinsfie d Convention.

1FdTN0FTKLU, J6n. 10.
The .sdats ZeitunJ and m hs!s Latol4 were IL
structei to publish the proceedings of the Con
yenfion in German.
The Secretary Of State reports the cost Of the
Supreme Court report at - per volume, am ou Mt
ing in ten years to 80. los. Th. will give Lon
John beautiful opportunity to pitch INTO Peek
in Conmit'ee Of the Whole
Article 3 Of the Constitution was amended 90 as
to provide for J3 Senators and 100 Repres sen.a
,ises, not 70 be increased until the State has a
population Of three millions. Also that no Repre-
sentative shall be president Of banking or rail.
read corporation.
No more changes will be made in the Constitu-
ton than are positively necessary.
The Convention is conservative in its charac.
ter. II IS now making visible progress in the dis
Iossl OF business
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mississippi aud Missouri kairoai.
Winter Arrange snenl, lsG2.

1To'"s run BY Chicago time, D6ieh "a twelve m:n-
nffs faster than Damapovt time.
I'm AND AFTER MONDAY. JAN. lsrH,
~ 1862, and until further notice, passenger
trains will leave Davenport as follows:
1000 a. n. for Ma.engo and Washington.
5r n. for Iowa City.
TRAINS ARRIVE At DAvEHPokf Al FOLLOWS.
1907. y. from Marengo and Washington.
$50 A. n. from Iowa City.
Morning trains out Of Davenport will make disec
Connections at Marengo, Iowacity and Washing.
TN with the Western Stage Company stages for
AL points West.
Trains from the West connect at Davenport
WITH .re;y- 4 the Chicago and Rock isiAad Rail
Road for all points Fast, North and South.
Passenger are reminded Of the necessity u
giving distinct directions 70 tho destination Of
their baggage, also to Irocurstickcts before sskine
heir seats in the cars.
JOHN T. TRACY, Gent sup't.
A. KiHsALL, Asst Sup't.
davenport, January %. lsSI.-dtf
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New YOr. stock Market

Nav IoRE. Jan. l..
Stocks fair business Market steady al the
Boari, but since prices are much higher under the
adv ces from Europe.
Money continues easy, sac per cent. on CALL
Sterling Exchange dull and heavy, sl.l4 bank
ers bills.
Slea,toO American gold sold at 81 o2ss@l O22.
g. Il. l., 5tts g. Is. 90. sll. q. 4 T.,
E1a !. Il. script. "a N. C.. 81 X. W -
Erie, s51 =. NJ, 9S5s n Y. c., 1915 Harlan
pfl, 3i34 Erie ptd. 515s Panama. liz; z. G.
/ G., i.i"; NJ ). e's, 81 registered 90 d.. cou-
pons. 9ils Mo. s., 42A Tenn ~ =; Cal. -,
7ea; bA W 6rl4 N. G. "a, 954; Mian.
per cent Eords n Harlem first. 90 20. second
9i4 NJ. 5 second. 6cla n. Y. G. G's, 95l4.
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or /" X.

STATE OF Iowa, ADJrr,.r GENERALS OrrIcEl
Desmoinc., Jan. H. 1862.
There is now an or orrortunity TO raise two Com
ranes fer the 10th Regiment Iowa Volunteer lr-
fantry.
Persons desiring Recruiting Commissions for
that parposc, viii make immediate application to
me at Desmoines, presenting such reconmenda-
tions as they may deem proper
n. B. BAKER,
jaiA-dSw5wl Adj't Gen1.
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From Cairo.

CARO-. Jan. J.. +
The cannonadinc down the r1yei this si'ernon}
vi, between our gun boats and the rebel batter
les.
The gnn-bosts EaSel -. Io-i- tnI ]. Il. Ia,
lor, ON board II which we're Com fnott, toner,
Giant, and his nil, CAP. Loc.if, rin down m.thiIl
mile and half o; the rebel ior,ificltions, and
opened fro upon them, thr6wiig 4beut twcnty
shot ana shell. In rctIrniny ire. not more than
hye she'll being thrown, which fell short.
It's supDosedthai our she'll did much dam. &c.
Flag oticcr Foote il coEyiacsi that he can reduce
Columbus. with but small l.- " hen he dc
scented the liver with the Whole feet 10 ,orpe-
doe, or masked batteries were discovered II any
tCrpedoe- have been .ahte1 the large quar- titles
OF ice NO. hating down the iiNar viii do them
serious damage.
Capt koun,z has been ordered under arrssi.
Gen. McCiernands column moved forward To-
day from Fort Jefferson, and Tie column. undc:
Gen. pa,ns and Col. Cook. AID n.so those under
the coGL.;..G Ct Gems. ~n.th md Wallace II Pa
ducah nave made s,nnilar moves. 1Lcif object or
destination II not ye, Known
Gen. Grant unl stan vii. l.ayo l,c,o /, morrow
III rniuG.
The u regiment Of the Dougla. brigade, e.
Stewart, will arrive this evening
The .th Iowa, Col. Lauu,.u sth VIRGO y q 81 /
Col. Smiths Lead Mine Regiment, are aKp o,.d
here t. morrow.
Brig. Gen. Stanley is expected here in q f. v
days, to take command II .uc u the Brigade. in
thi- Division
Firing was hearl thI! =. m, in thr s.ini.yo
Fort Jeilerson, which supposed to proceed from
our gun boats.
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DAVENPORT IOWA THURSDAY MORNING. JANUARY IT, 1862.
THE MARKETS.
DAILY REPORT.

OyE.cx OF THE DKxocRAr AND NEWS.
Wednesday Eve, Jln. IL, ls62.
v heat keeps on the look up en- accoun. OF the
scarcity in market.
FLOUR $3.50 wholesale; $3.50 retail. Ship
ments $40 brls.
WHRAr--In good demand and active At $50
$50. Choice Wheat 6.c. Receipts 4,43O bu.-
Shipments 2,240 bu.
BARLEr.-Quiet at l5925c. sss bu. Ship
ments 400 bu.
CoRx-Nominal at lo@llc. Receipts 4ol tu.
OArs-12@l3c.
HoGs.-Dull at $2@2.40. Receipts le0 head.
Shipments lu0 head.
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ZlaSsSrIxMcH .UgpMru.

THE INSURANCE BUSINESS HERETO.
! fore conducted III this city by ZELDA kAryg-
NAM viii! hereafter be coLdIc Ell at tie same .t-
fce in LeCiarc Block, {LcClaire Hall entrance. ]
by MES~RS. FIELD i hLAtkBUKN.
Insurance in the most reliable Companies can 10
ehcc'ed On the most reasonable .erns Llbev.i
share OF patronage solicited.
FIELD < BLACKBURN.
Daven port, Janaa-y g. = -dT
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New YORK Market.

NEW YoKK, January Is.
Market less active. Receipts l0,6i5 bar
rels. sales 5000 barrels IS 50M5.6l Su-
per State IS SO,d5.S5 Extra State; $5.50G5 90
Western s. Sr@5 g. Common to medium extra
Western ; $5s5G6 ship. ing brands and Extra n.
H.O.
CANADIAN fLora.-Very quiet. $5.5O95.55
Super $57506.75 Common TO Choice Extra.
kYs FLOUR STEADY, 81. 3.5aMl25.
WHEAr.-Market quiet and scarcely SO firm. No
sales Of any magnitude.
RYE irm at 81 SC.
BARLsY Very firm, 73ta SAC.
CoKS--Market quiet and steady. 66@66Hc
mixed Western.
OATs.-Quiet.
PoRK.-Stea iy Sll.7odl2.55 ness; $500 81
prime.
BEEF.-Steady.
CUT TMRATs.-Unchangcd
LARD-Fair demand. Sales s5, bbls at 7l1@
e34c
bUTrER.-Seilng at Halls for Ohio; l6@2Cc
State.
CHsEsE.- Steady at 5Ha7la.
WH,sxY.-MaIket nominal at 27M27n
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-16
Chicago NJ arkct.

CHICAGO, Jan. "a.
livered.
WHxAr.-Market1 11924c higher. Sales at II q
@72Ac.
CoAN.-225sc in store.
OArS-Duu at l6. in store.
RYE. Quiet and steady. Sales at 32c in store,
and 33c on track.
BARLEY.-Dull and heavy. 35c on track, and
80 cents delivered.
DRESSED uOGs.-Market frme.. Sales a.$262
@27s
LIVE LIoGs.-In good demand. Quoted at " 25
@2.3o.
HlDss Quiet. Green Country 4L@5 E;
Green salted sG51So; Dry Flint ll@llHc.
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of most Importance to the
'"e" which it will be their province
~ pom during the present session.
me OF his recommendations seem to Us
to ta well considered, and of these we
may have occasion to speak farther.