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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-18
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LEGAL.
TRUSTEES SALE.
XyTHEREAS on the 2lth dsy Of October. A n

"HEREAS on the 24th day Of October, A. D.
w 1857, Lyman Osborn, and Phebe Osborn.
his wife, executed unto David s. True, as Trustee.
certain deed Of trust, conveying to said Trustee
the land in Scott county, Iowa, described A. fol-
lows, to-vit: The easi-half Of lot No. two t2l OF
timber and lot No. two Of prairie, As 90 forth
IN the held notes of Jonathan Parker, as filed in
the fund Commissioners Office, (of said Scott
county u the sixteenth section in Hickory Grove
in ! liens Grove township. Which said convey
ancc was made by the said Lyman Osborn and
phebe Osborn fer the purpose Of securing the pay
ment OF certain prCnIss0ry note and III 9 interest
thereon signed by said Lyman Osborn dated tho
Path day Of October. A. d. 1857, and PAYABLE 10
the order Of David pubach, on the 2lth day OF
DC ober, A. u. 1885, for the sum OF seven
hundred and fifty dollars with interest there
on 1t 10 per ceas pr annum alter maturity.
Ana nov ssid Promissory note aying become
ane AMI payable and the said Lyman Osborn ..av.
ing tailed to pay the same, David = True, 1rus-
Zee Is AFORESAID, de hereby give this public notice
that by virtue OF the power which is in me vested
BY said deed OF trust. | will IN SATURDAY. the o2d
day OF November, A. ID. 1869, a. the hour of two
O'Clock in the afternoon OF said day, at the Cou,,
House door, in the city Of Davenport, expose ana
offer for sale, public auction. the Parcels Of lana
above described or 80 much thereof as shall be
necessary to satisfy and pay the amount of said
note, with the interest thereon to the dsy Of sale
together with all the costs and expeD. cs attending
sad sale. costs 81 this notice and trustees lees
Dated the 30th day 81 October. A. ID. 1852
DAVID >. TRUE, Trustee.
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Tri0mphe BE Gand Strawberry

TO CONSUMPTIVES.
THE Advertiser, having been restored 10 health
ina few weeks, by very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with sever, lung
affection, and tbs dread disease, Consumption
is anxious to make known to his fellow sufferers
the means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy Of the
prescription used free Of chargei with the drc.-
tons for preparing and using the same, which
they will fni SIRE CURE for CoxsUMpTIoN sTH
MA, BRONCHITIS, &c. The only objec: Of the aa
vertser in sending the prescription is to benefit
the afflicted, and spread INFORMATION which be
couceises to be invaluable, and be hoIes every
sufferer will try his remedy, as it will cost them
nothing and mag rrove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will Please ad-
dress
REY.EDWARD 4. WILSON,
Williamsburg,
Kings County, New York.
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GENTS. Suffers, NEWS DEALERS
n Pc oilers, attention! We have the largest
stock Of stationary packages. II different styles
War Maps, Scngsters, Ink, Tactics, &c., and st
the lowest prices in the West, sddress
CLARKE B CO.,
Indianapolis, Ind, Or Springfield, III.
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i q. SHOREH,
OG PUMP MAKER.-OFFICE, OPPOSITE
- st Office, Davenport. Iowa.
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A. +. 4 ID. KELLY.
DACkE OF BEEF ANU POgK, AND
L Shipper OF Live Stock. 81 Brady ret
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CLINTON HOUSE.
TORNER OF CLINTON AND COLLEGE
~ streets, Iowa Civ icsa ]. TEUsDELL, Pro-
riesnr rvyI-jtf.
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EOs. Rent.

NNTHE FIRST OF OCTOBER, THE STORE
~ room No. 10 Brady Street, enquire Of
T.ORR.
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THE FIRM OF GILLETT, WIRTS kKELLY.
1 formerly propretors Of the LeClaire House
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
accounts of the concern will be settled by it.
members.
DAVENPORT, May 7th, 1862.
p. J. GILLETT,
j. G. WIRTS,
j. S. KELLEY.
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~, Ii y, GtN.
Our entire stock is fresh and cleau, every arti-
ticie having been bought since the first of July.
The selection has been carefully made. and a. we
buy entirely for CASH, we are confident in being
able TO give entire satisfaction to our customers.
Our stock of saddiery will be larger and more
complete this fall than in any previous season.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-11-05

CI1U RICH DIRECTORY.

METHODIST EPiscoPAL CnuRcH-Csrner Of
Fast Avenue arid Fourth street. Services Sab
bath At lo,s A. u. and 7lir.n. Sabbath School
At e r.A.- Class meeting Sabbath at 915 A..
4. and ,ax. Class meeting Wednesday even
ing ~ o'clock Prayer meeting Thursday
svening ~ o'clock. Rev. Ezra Tucker, Pastor.
ernANaKas FURNISHED WITH SEATS.
N. E. CnuacH-tGerman)- )-Church Block,
front on West Avenue. Services Sabbath lo51S
A. Il. aud ~ r.x. Sabbath School ut 9 A. n.
Glass meetings Sabbath at II ". and . r.x-
Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 71Sr.x Preach
ing Friday at ~ r. II. Rov. Charles Holl-
mann, Pastor.
CaRnr Cauaca-{ Episcopal Head Of Broad
way, between East and West Avenn.s. Scrvi-
css sabbath ioS a. II. and az Pm. Sabbath
school immediately after morning scrvicc.-
Morning prayers pAILr (Sunday exsepscdl at
-. =. Row. +. 4. Wells, Rector. ALI SEArs
Fan.
Finsr PaHsarrxRIAN NCnrRcH-Church Block
between East and West Avenues, aid fronting
en- seventh strees. Services Saba tn at lnls 4.
=. and ~ r. u. Sabbath School Immediately
e(eer morning service. Prayer meeting Thurs
day evening att O'Clock. Strangers viii alwav,
Be p. ovids.i with seats. Rev. +. II, snow. Pas~
tor. - 4#f ~..@ o. sA
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-11-05
ESrRAY.

ON the sth of September, 1862, dark red
~ Cow strayed to my farm, in the township
OF Featherstonc, and has been tht re ever since,
and is now there. Said Cow is about years
old, and of brownish color about the head.
She bad short rope attached to her head when
she was taken up. The owner can have the
same by proving property ahd paying charges.
Dated Red Wing, Oct 18th. 1862.
v7nl3w3 THOMAS EEATHERSTOEE.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-11-05

TuANKsGlvlNG.-Th Governor, by
his proclamation, appointed Thursday
the 27th day of the present month, of
November, as day Of public Thanks
giving. Let the day be observed with
suitable and appropriate ceremonies,
for it is meet and proper that for the
bountiful mercics wherewith We as a
people have been blessed, we should
give thanks to Almighty God.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-11-05
Watches & JeWelrY :!

Of the Richest and most Fashionable Patterns:
offered at Retail at Wholesale Prices:
Bros Nos. IS and 81 Mas
impo, ters Of all the Leading, Rich and most
popular Styles Of WATCHES and JEW ELRY
being determined upon increasing their bus
ness to an unlimited eAtent, offer the following
elegant Ornaments at the unsurpassed Low
Prises following:
MAGIC TINE OBSERVER; being Hunting and
open face, or Lldy's or Genslc,nan's Watch in
one: the prettiest. most convenient ana cheap
est Watch in the world. Imitation gold; Of
fectsd by a patent process, which renders the
appearance vt gold perfect. while it does not
cost one third rs much. Price only $5a. Re-
tails at S 100 upwards.
HuSrlNG CoMPo, 1r1oN CAsED LEVERS. English
manufacture Movement capped and full jew
eled has sunk seconds, and the newest i'm
pro ements. Heavy cased and good imitation
gold. Price only SIS. ketails ut from $50 to
800.
HUNTING COMPOSITION CAsED Army WATCH
Richly engraved. leweiea and fancy works.
Unsurpassed for Suffers, Traders, etc. Price
$l5. Rctals at from $40 to Sl0O.
A great variety Of other WATCHES, at low
prices.
| LADIES SETS Of Brooch and Ear Drops tC
correspond. Imitation Cluster Diamond, "A very
rich pattern and entirely new, price 81. Cora
ana Bead entWlned. a very neut ana pretty or
nameut, handsomely mounted, S3.25.
| GENTLlMEN's V EST ChAlNs. Purisien, an ele
CANT pattern, only ST.. The Demoniac, very
heavy, SIS.
RtNos. Plain only 75c. Scroll very pretty
81. Chased, neat pattern, 81. Seal Signet
81. Imitation DiamOnc So.
| SLEEVE RUTToNs - Patent, Chased or Enam
elled, a new and very handsome pattern, 80
Double, chased or with stones, $l.4O.
| Bosom STUDs.-a variety Of new and fashion
able designs, per set, $i.5O.
I Bosom AND SCARF P1As.-Leaf, with Opa
and Fancy Stones, 81. Imitation Diamon<
$l.50.
LocKETs.-Doubc Glass, richly engraved ,$3
Persons wishing any Of the above, have onl,
to remit the price in regi stored letter to ou
address, and the articles will be seat by rctHrl
mail, free OF expense. ~. Orders to tn
amount of twelve dollars and upwards will bt
sent by express to any part Of the loyal States
with bill payable to the Express Company
hen the goods are delivered
Agents, Suffers and Country Merchants
throughout the country, who wish to max
money rapidly. will DO we'll to obtain on
8 mammoth catalogue: we furnish the most 50 10
able outfit at prices unsurpassed by any othe
concern Address
HUBBARD BROS.
NOS. 65 & 67 Nassau, near John Stree,
v7nl4m3 NEW YORK CITY.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-11-05

CoScEEr.-Wc are pleased to learn
that the NATIONALS, a fine band Of
singers, will give an entertainment in
Rcd " ing at the Court House on
Saturday evening, Nov. 9th. This
Company appear in costume Of Red,
White and Blue, and from the very
tlattcring notices Of the press in diff:
ferent parts Of the country where they
have sung, we should Judge it will be
a highly social, patriotic, and pleasing
concert. Give them full house.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-11-05

kA0o1 lev u Nsv Hams tbr sale eheap
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The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-11-05
ApoLoGY.-Election matters has 80

ApoLoGY.-Election matters has 80
taken up our time, and called our help
away from the Office, that the paper
comes out this week very short o1
news. 1t is not often that we have
occasion to apologize for the G. scaly >
appearance of the Volunteer, SO We
trust our friends will excuse us.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-11-05
COO llnn MALE OR FEMALE
|j1(JtJ .lJlIl Agents 10 Sell

0nnsnn n MALE OR FEMA1.1
njH lllIi) Aoon,s "a S.,l
UOOeVOO q 49," - ~
LLoYDs NEW 81 fsEL fh4Aih -
County CO1Ored Mar of the
i1NITED STATES cANADAS. AND NEW
BRUNSWICK.
S 81 From recent snryey., comp'e.ed Aug. 10,
,;mo '0ss e-''''o y sA1e 'A,s = A''>1 '
:" = s,,, ., ,sa ], y.r !, no Colton
:. Mi,oIt,, Ia. IL IL l- n-;.. ~ t;:t,
ara .a, = od IN tl,;s %
g'pv 'a,rns sas1 NE a,.a
no. oniy aooail.s nap wv - :. 11''
~. COUNTY AND RAlaRoAD MAJ
OF the United States AMI Canadas ons5lned II
ohe giving
EVERY RAILROAD ST AJlON,
and distances between: -=s.=zz5@ 5zsE
Guarantue apy woman or man a3 to SIS per
day. and will take back All maps that cannst
be sold. and refund the money. = =
Send for 81 worth and try Il. .ss <ssss
Printed instructions how to canvass Will
be furnished all out agents. -
Wanted-W Wholesale agents in every State;
California. Canada, England, France and Cnbu:
fortune may be made with few hun treu
dollars capital. 10 competition,
II. II. LLOYD, No. l64, BroadWay. n. ! -
The War Department II .es our Map Of VII
ginia, Maryiand. and Pennsyl lyania cost
SlO0 ,0oo-on which is marked Antietam Greek,
Sharpsbure y Aarvland Heights Williamsypie
Ferry, Rhnrersvilie, Noland,s Ford and ali
others on the Potomac. and every other place
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-11-05

TIE tclcgraphic reports say: Svr-
eral iron clad friyates arc being built
in England for the rebels. England
has furnished the traitors all the aid
they have yet received, and it would
not be a. all surprising, if, before the
war is over, they should join hands. If
that tim, mist com. let it come !;
Enyland's navy is no longer terror
to US.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-11-05

From the report of the military
agent Of the State, to Gov. Ramsey,
we learn that Daniel Head Of this
place, now member Of Company a,
Second Regiment Of Sharp Shooters,
il now sick in the hospital at Philadel-
phia. The report simply says, Of dis
ease Of the head.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-11-05

"'rnE Sioux war; what shall we do
with it? The Sioux Indians what
shall we do with them ?" The above
is the title Of 4 very interesting little
pamphlet, composed Of 4 srri $ of
letters by" Saskatchewan Taylor,' AS
he is f;miliar|y known, lately published
in the St. Paul Press. If any person
wishcs to acquire apcrfrct knowlrd g
Of the strength and location of the
Indians, and to get n correct idea OF
what disposition ought to be made of
,h"m, let them send for the pamphlet.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-11-05

CHILDREN's CoNCERT.-On Friday
evening, the 7th inst, Mrs. Foot pro-
poses to give concert at the Court
House. For long time she has been
training her class, and the lovers of
vocal music may reasonably expect a
treat. So let them all rally at the
Court House in season on that evening,
to get good seats, for the house will
b. crowded. Half the proceeds goes
to the Soldiers Aid Society, and the
other half will be only sufficient to
pay the expense of the preparation.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-11-05
LADIES' SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY.

This society will hold its regular meeting.
hereafter At tho Court llouse, on Thursday of
each week, ut o'clock z. NJ.
Our work at present is prcp"rng articles for
hospital us", aud wc earnestly call upon all
ladies who are willing to assist iu providing
for tho comfort Of our sick mud wounded sold
iers, to mcet with US,
All contributions Of money, clothing, banda
teA, or hospital stores, will DO thankfully re-
csived. BY order OF the President.
Mrs. P. SMITH. President
Mrs. II. A. McCoxNxLI, Sec'y and Trcas.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-11-05

DISSOLUTION NOTIl.E..

NOTICE h hereby given that tas cnpaYsner-
~ ship hsrstofoTs existing between the mn
dersigurd. under ths arm n4ns of Frsixtsds &
Largren. hiss besn Dissolved ~ mataai eonssnt.
be debts dss ~ a&Id drm rllf b paid il { ssh
apps pssssnsa:ion of dssuaasd. aa,i m iri1shs-
esnsS dne % said 4rm muss - Rid wirkrn
oTty days ffOsa tko dsss of this notes.
Dsesd 1s6 NI1g, Qos- lssA, 1As3.
Il srsss q. ~ Y8GISEBUJ
a131v4 y HQv01Cy.
, 1862-02-26

NEW YORk. Feb. a5.--CorroN- Market Is dull,
with email sales Of middling nplands at &c.
F1orR-M1Eket rather more steady generally but
@5.s0 for super state: S5iD@5.s0 for extra state;
e5.45@55o for super western; $5-TN95.S s. foE COM
to ed%n P1n%g eEt 9r
gG.15 for trade brands market closing quiet with
holders little moro disposed to realize. Canadian
-four rules steady and moderate business doing.
Sales 375 brls at $5.45G5.55 for super and $5-T5@
SIS for common to choice extra Rye -four quiet
and steady with small salcs at S3a56A75. Corn
SS1 anst aPd noins| sa|eu uaS91fs 5 h2s d
GRAEs-Nheat dull and prices dccling. Sales
1,sD bu red tstate at $t-ss: SO bu choice; amber
Jersey At + IS; Il eco bu winter red western at
prime at SEC delivered. Barley firm at 30@90e.
Sales 1900 bu state at SIC; 6,G1o bu Canada wes-
TEN 3 CoTn rGles heasE be- II and dropping Sales
store and delivered; Rk16lc for new southern yeI-
low Jersey. Oats dull Sales at 39G401c for Jcr.
sey. Canada, western and state
to good refining, JS@6a1c: $40 bids {part Cnba) at
694@;54e; u boxes llaEana at T9c. Refined mac
tive Moasses In better request at steady prices.
SaIrs G3 hhds new crop Porto Rico at 36c: ID lhds
old crop do at a9e; and 10 hhds Barbadoes at 33c.
PRovIsIoNs-Potkop opened steady and closed a
aas sss as5 e ass a os 1e a1ns a II a. ce5e 70!
arasd 1 n ssa 81 Sbs msas aSS
in June st *145e ,B Beet IS steady VII
country prime; s5@e5-5o for mess $n@la.51
for repacked mess and $13 Is for extra mess
Prime mess beef quiet and firm at $2G123. Beci
hams steady at $1GG17. Dressed hogs firm
Gales al, 5H@5A Tor western; 5Hc Tor city.
Cut meats fIm at 4Gssc for shoulders, and 5D6&c
for hams. Bacon sides steady. Sales san boxes
at61sc for western Cumberland cut middes;. 6kc
| for do long ribbed; &c flor do short RIBBED &c
| for do eho1t c1eaE. Lard In good demand
and without material change in price; Sales ~
| brls at f3@S31c- Butter 10att3c for Ohio; 16@2lt
| for state. Cheese steady at 5ITc.
So STeens. : active aad better; & z
II gid 4sE Il s4E; iiarl ~ % Harl ' pfd @ X
b 50: Had a6., b So; Erie ptd 5ek, b Is; E1it
| IS; 6 T. c 1T bonds 100: s 6s, vi regtd 90
| American Gold 1lazs Z S6s, 81 coupons 9a5s
Pacific Mari 81; Oregon war loan 81; Hadzol
Sd bds So; Treasury 1910 9sE Tenn s. g.; hi
! 6 56,s; Ill war loan SS}* s; II " 2dbdE l8.
| MosBT-stea5y and unchanged. c'a]l1oar. cas-,
at 6per cent Sterling Exchange quiet at 114i
1l4Efor bankers bills. American gold ceiling d
s13S per cent premium California gold bar
quoted at ea13A per cenc. prem Government
securities active and drmer; I $40 Treasury note
| 39IkG,49A.
, 1862-02-26

fHOf464ONs-DuflIS the Q4Hf Wefk IRerc Aa3
been N unu7ual buoyaney In the market for all
kinds Of Hog Product, and priees have advanced
very materially. MISS PoHE-Slnce the date Of
our last weekly review, we note an advance of25@
50e per br1-closing with sales at $l12s at which
price there Is & fair demand-holders generally
asking lilo PRnK MESS PoRE-Some ealcsw
made during the week at $1,000; but holders 1t
the c1oee refuse to sell below $19. .a60t05D. PRuz
Poa6-None Offering and market nominal. Ruxrs
None in m1rket. BUZZ NEA1s-There il very
active demand for Shoulders, Hams and Sides from
dry salt, and the market closes firm at IN advance
Of A@Kc Oh the week-the latest sales being 1t
S@8Ac for Shoulders, 4@4Ac fot Hams, and 4H8
tc for sides, loose. EE8rlzH MKAEs-The.e is
ve.y little doing In Engliah Niddles, End the NAY
ket IL qulet-packess prefsr1ing to cut for the
American market at present. GRxkS MATS
There is good demand sor Hauas At II, Shoulders
1t 2K@3c, and Sides 1t 4Ge44c. LARpeThe mar
ket is buoSnnt, and prices show m improvement
on the week Of Ke-closa1fE 1t 797Ke for prime
Leaf, and 6H@sHc for MOL. GAxAsx-scaree md
in good demand 1t sc for Yellow and t4c for
White. ;.
TODAY the news Of the surrender of Nashville,
and the occupation Of that city By the Federal
tsoope caused buoyant fesflng holders generally
askinx = very material ADVANCE. Sales ware -
so bxs city packed Mees rnfk 1t I'll ~; iko bsls
do at $l1.lsH: IS brla Dubuque packed Asss at
911.eo; 1so txs Short Rib Mddlee at SIC; aso bxs
, 1862-02-26
The Sanitary Commission.


Every af}tcle o. every k1na m1enoed for the
sick and wounded soldier, In the depot Of the
Commission, las now been packed mp, and
either already for~arded, or Will be by this
mornings train, to Cairo Not solitary attl-
eae o. sny Sind Is left in the depot. In case Of
anot9e. nau1e, where are supplies to be OBJ
fainea : Ihe Commission has been enabled
70 forward to Cairo Mound City, Paaucah,
sSc~, some 1hteen 10 seventeen boxes each
-:weeA nsy 1os tee iast lew WceEs-the vslne
PC being W estimate ABOUT ~" each day. The
provision thus mnae At cairo mas enabled the
agent o. me COMMISSION 81 laae point to meet
tne very 1a1ge te4r,e4lions ~ A,:uas upon MN
.soa ~ quarters. &Ae oonleo.oa ", ~. ~" 10y
&4e maeter ne1ore Inc pas,'e' tue4ns 'na. ns
, 1862-02-26

Total ........ $50 1716 20 45a50 95aot 600
The news OF the surrender of Nashville and It's
occupation bJ tue Federal troops, caused a re-
newed buoyaEcy in the market for a1 kinds Of Hog
product, and holders were asking very material
advance on former prices. Mess Pork was in de-
Eand st $1125 for standard brands Of city
packed; but holders were firm at $11.b0,
and eomc were asking &1900. Bulk Meats
however are principally in demand, and
the market shows an advance OF 3SDAc
with sales Of about 45o,G00 iba, at 3@31ic for
Shoulders, loose, d@4Ac for Hams, loose, and5kc
for Sides, packed-the bulk Of the transactions
being at the outside quotations There wasa fair
demand for English uiddles, both sales Of short
RIB at 63kc and short BoneleBs at SIC, delivered
at Peoria On the 18th Of next month. Lard is finn
at nc for prime city leaf holders generally ask
ing T76c for Kettle. About 700 pkgs were sold to-
day at TIC for city steam and Kettle, &c for coun-
try kettle, and exc for No. / Lard.
The receipts Of Hogs, live and dressed. amounted
to cn]y 2. ITO. Live Hogs were scarce and firm at
T. 2T@8.20groEe. Dressed Hogs advanced 9925c,
with sales at f35c@365-the most Of the sales
being at $3.50 and s3.75, dividing on 100 ns.
The Flour market WAS quiet, with sales Of about
2,ao0 brls, at $s.75@4-a5 for medium to choice
Spring extra, and s4s5 for very choice bite Win
Ter extra. Wheat was very dull, and prices fell
| X@1c per buehel with Light sa1es at T@ 78Ac for
| No. Spring ard 72@7a1sc for No. Spring in
store-the market closing shade drmer than on
Change. Com declined Ac-with sales Of Mixed
in store at a3h@23Kc-principally at the lower
figure. Oats were quiet, with limited sales at 18c
Rye was scarce and in Eood request ut 4ec in store
| Barley remains steady and firm at Ss@47c for fail
toprime- Hiehwines were quiet, with light salei
at 195kc- Clover Seed was in good demand ami
firm at 43.65@33 50 for fair to choIce.l
, 1862-02-26
The following are the closing quotations Tor Ill

The following extract from the weekly Circular
ofMr Henry Milward, provision broker, issued to-
day, reviews the market for the past week:
A very decided advance vas established during
the improvement seems to hare been premature as
1t was subsequently lost to considerable extent
elfght ADVANCE in the eastern markets and the
have inspired Provision operators with the belief
that the War is drawing to q conclusion; that the
Of H9ss + wn n1Sh ana that
]at1ons IN Pork Products Every one wanted
share in the Eldorado, and most Of them have been
nay be the realization Of their expectations.
There has been an ACTIVE demand fo1 barEelled
Ionsh se Re s9 g ss sn s si oI
s11s5 bat hey hare net been properly anthenti,
sen at this price, being, indeed, 81 sdve1se te
s7S @ 81 i ne ewe
az packers know they could not replace the pork,
considering the present prices Of hogs. Primo
teat @ at s1eeo Prime pesf IS o il d demand At So
Las alse been inquired fo5 At $500 brl.
| citcment, though the increment was gradual Dur
ing The early part Of the week prices ranged from
@se 5ges 95 NJ 11q s@ed fsS sr pFs na5
! steam and kettle rendered White Grease sells at
| 6z@5kc and Yellow at &C.. There are Numerous
| scarce, haTing been picked up as faet IS manu-
| The demand for bulk meats is extraordinary,
| 411c, and hams to 37S@4c. Green meats have also
| been in good demand and sales have been made at
s1@4c ioE hams, ssz@4e fo5 sides, and s,z@2zsc
| eide quotations. Most OF the English meats held
here have been sold during the week st advanced
Rdses 1oaa bng Sonsss e.
| dies SC. and ehort bone1eEs 5G0l51c- The high
, 1862-02-26

There were heavy offerings Of country packcG
mesa pork, and the market was dull at $11.T5I
IL co. We heard Of no saleE ut these figures, hui
500 br1s deliverable at points in the interior
disposed Of at $11.50- Bulk meat was offered al
3kM5c, with sales Of acc, ,0c0 pounds at 81. 1886
E6con sides sold at 5Ec. Shoulders are to he haG
at &c, though held in msny cases at 4Ac- Lard i:
qniet but firm at T15c for prime ticrce. Upon tht
whole the market Tor hog products may be said II
haze lost irs edge