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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-14
sunday Night Report.
Frons New YORK.
New YosK. Anr;,1o

:, New Yosk, Aprill2
The prize schooner Risinr Dawn. with
cargo of british salt, fro IN Nassau can.
tnred by the gunbost Mo,nllo oT WI.
mlnglon, 9Th, arrived. here to- night.
ne steamer Gee. Peabody, from New
orleans aist' ard Key West, 9Th, arriy-
cd this cvenine,.
Iapt Atv.el reports that lie was at
:. ii'''o' 'i' al on the 9th, where he saw
sho mon tor Nahant repairing. She had
'iVe dies in her chilling. and it was re.
P".rcd that she had 500 shots fred a,
ner by the rebel batteries in Charleston
liarbor. but was not severely injured.
but some rlyets had been started from the
turret, which prevents her from working
10 advantage.
The keoknk had been sunk, and one
man lost on her.
AT 10 o'clock on the evening of the
9th the Geo. Peabody was off Charles
ton bar and spoke the gunboats, but OBJ
tanned no news other than that General
Hunter was up the BAY.
The British steamer Dolphin and the
schooner Clara Price had arrived at Key
West
The I. S. steamers Alabama and On
eita were at Curacao on March 22d.
The whaling vessel Ellen Risbon, re-
Gently arrived al Georgetown from Grand
Cayman, reports being chased for twelve
hours by the pirate Retrbution on the
10Th ait.
The rebel dispatches state that in the
engagement Of the 1th. I'll the Monitors
"crc frequently hit with results unknown.
one gun WAS dismounied in Fl. Moui-
lric and one man wounded.
\ iumor is III circulation that Nc Gel
Ian has t,nd re hi. resignation.
The War Department. has decided that
the muster ont If the Two Years men
NEST date from their muster into the ser,
wee ofthe L. s.
NEW York, April lo-midnight.
Tie following dispatch has been rece-
wed by the steamer Mary Sanford, con
corning the honbardmcnt Of Charleston
The casualties reported were very few. -
HE Captain Of the keoknk was slightly
nj ured by bit. The 2d master and
''x men on board the Nangai uck were
killed.
a. regards future moyeme mt reports
are conflicting.
: II was further stated BY one OF the ri.
lots, who boarded us, that the monte
would withdraw over the bar, al ID further
acton Tor the present would be sus-
pended.
An officer from the James Adger, who
previously boarded us, stated that the en-.
.agement would be renew ed about T.. |
NJ, and that the Admiral expressed his
,eliet of success.
Ten torpedoes are reported to have
exploded.
When p miles no nth he heard heavy
lring. The abo1c was a private mes
age addressed to Col Sanford.
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Hannibal 4 st. Joseph Railroad

n GOOD CONDITION, AND TRAINS AXE
rana'qg daily, last We, ror t.ps traasf.8f.
ts4ien Y passengers AL ifs;s4t with care a4I
1t tA'ch. Al haii-osii located east Il the As.-
sssipm river have dirs,t epnnsetion a in tie II A
- u Il, or It's Lilac o. spl ibid steam Packet.
he Hannibal 4 II Je,.ph x K Lane OF Packet,
on the Missouri River ran dig. SOUTH t. lesven.
worm, fASkvsdc, oaluiaso. Wysndotte snd kan
sss city aud iri-~easly, nortb 10 Nebra<ka Civ
fattsnouth, oEah1, asi Co,ucil nu4-
paiif Nail Coacnes rua il CONGESTION xitl
,fAins Of 81 : ROAD n 81. i@porlant towns il.
Mr. nern Missouri and sDuths,n iswa. Also fo
Eiasren'e, Topeka. Fs-s k.isy AMI Fort scoti.
kan.as ''
osefani Pixies Peak AID California NAL
,eaeass leave daily. II ne TO uenycr civ dgy
Gail LAKE dI,s, san Hrans,soo - d,ys
), .aie' Of freight alssys as ioya a. ny any othe,
,,ue, WINE N piiro1 sNes largely ia Insurance.
Distance. Chan ses ami III no.
r Is. uHoAr Genl t,cketAg't, Hannibal Ma
W. NpbiN >0S r-s,got a.. do
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Tennessee News.

WASHINGTON, April II.
The following has been received at
ht adqnartcrs:
MuRrRgEsBoRo, April II.
To Moy. Gen. Xuiieck -
The following dispatch was received
| from Gen. Granger Oh the 10Th:
Van Dorm p-d- his promised attack
to-day 1T o'clock, directly IN front and
on the town. The infantry regiments on
guard IN the town, wi h the cavalry pick
cts, held him at bay until their ammuni-
ton was exhausted.
The dense smoke &C. fayo red their
operations, enabling them TO approach
quite near without our being able to OBJ
serve them. Our seige guns and light
batteries opened with murderous effect,
literally strcwing the ground with men
and horses. had halted Stanley's brigade
four miles out on the Murfreesbo no road,
he at once crossed his forces over at.
dighs Mills, and at once viooro usly at
tackled Forests division, moving down
on the Leesbnrg F;ke, capturing six
pieces OF artillery. and some two h un-
dred prisoners but owing to the un-
favorable nature Of the country, was un-
Al lie TO hold them being attacked by
greatly superior numbers, out fan 'Sc.!,
and nearly surrounded Our loss in kill
ed, wounded and prisoners is less than
100, while that Of the enemy canno be
less than three times that number. hey
we've iepused Oh all sides, and dri ven
until darkness prevented tac pursuit.
Capt. Mclntire, Of the 4tl regi,n emf,
took the battery ami prisoners, br;ns,in
off the latter. lSgnedl
G. G. GRANGER, Mai. Gen.
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Illinois Central Railroad.
"a an 1f1-SU rEazIs rsK<Ezg

IN AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
81, trains vii leave from the Gri.na lentra
Aepot foot o. Lake and south " ater street:
through Express, Al s.3e A NJ. arriving al
TAI exc, SLndaysI sairo at 430 A ~
tss~ This Train connects for Peoria, lton, ST
Loais, Memphis. New Orleans anl Mobile.
.ecommodationl At 400 T NJ FOR Cairo and Wa,
Train, stations, arriving at Cairo al
Every day, s.45 + NJ next dap.
~ This Train. on Saturdays. will run only 10
orbana Trains arrIsea Chicago at ll:05 A N
and g:So NJ.
~ Tickets and information, apply ut the of1oe
t3c Great Central Depot.
HYDE PARK AND WOOD LAWN.
1rains will leave Chicago Leave Wood Lawn:
~ b.35 N
5i5 a VI p9,a 4
100 l955pN
300 z N ..aApN
$40 NJ s.5apN
". Il. ARTHUR, Gent stunt.
VIZ. JOHNSON. Gea Passenger Agt. nosou
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-14
LEGAL NOTICE.
STATE OF I0WA.l =
johnson County,


johnson County, g.
To all whom i may concern:
NOU are hefsoy nonIad that H1gh =. Cara
l. and John :. Gable, Executors of the last
viii and testam mt Of David Cockiey. deceased,
have flied in the Probate Court OF johnson Gun
~, Iowa. petition win their report at ach. :;
sid report showing Nil ciai us against the saii
estate and the disposition made of the personal
estate. AID also showing the present INDEBTED
Less OF said estate. AID iurtber showing that
ther is snfici, psIsonsl properly to pay the
remaining outstanding ind. btedness
And Ia SAID pst,tiop they ASK authority t. sci
al the night, ute al interest OF -aij estate IN
iots two (2), three 2, four a five t5) d SIX
-. in block fl e (3)in the CT OF Davenport,
scott CooL,y, lows, IN order, with the proceeds
thereof, TO pay tue c al IS ag inst ii estate.
You are hereby IA ther notif ID that TUESDAY,
the :. Ia day of dr. ill., D 1866, nas been fix I'd
ny saii Jhnson County ProbAt, Court Tor the
hearing OF said application. ard that you can
ti.n and there appear AMI oppose the grating of
tho authority. if you d.sire TO % SO.
HuGu =. CARA,
JOHN =. GABLE,
Executors OF the estate Of David Cockley, decd.
NH l9tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-14
FIR IN (Ii,eInnu'.i.

CINCINNATI, April 10.
burnside has issued an order ronounc-
lng the death penalty on all fop nd guilty
OF aiding tho rebels. Al rel .ol sympa-
TIMERS vii be arrested, tried and sent be-
yond the Ines. The orde', say. that
treason expressed or hnpIle j will no, be
tolerated IN the Depar.n
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-14
FoRT Monaco, Apri

FoRr MONROE, April u.
The steamer Spaalding arrived TO-DAY
from Morehead City.
Ycterday no communication had been
received at Nc bern from Gen. Foster.
The women and children are leaving
Ncwbern.
Seven thousand troops attempted to
reach Washington from Newberu, but
were driven back on Wednesday eight
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-14
Bounty and PeHSiomS.

10y A LATE LAW OF CONGRESS-. III
Ii soldier who have been di,caafsed ia cor
sequence Of wound. received In battie, are now
emitted 70 the Sl00 bounty.
We collect Il uSrtss Tor soldiers whe W
served tw1 yea s,ur @ho nave been discharged
a Il rove; also iSvALin Pass oNs aud fnssto4s
fos widows, minor chilitea, M .ists and otptat
sisters OF deceased soldiers ais1 ITO bounty at,,
the wi .ow,, MINOR cA,iIrsp, plseats el ttl4uve,
OF deceased s1.diers
PARK En- A EDWARDS,
msh 20.tf AlatB stree. u 4yenrart.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-14
EdOn Fort Monroe.

- FoNT MONROE, ApriI II.
The Richmond papers Of the 10th, s.y
'ae hoinbardmont was not resumed up 10
the forenoon of the 9th. but it was *
pectcd next day.
Diminishing occurred to-day a. vii
llainsbug. IL is rumorel that the rebels
were between there and Yorktown and
also threatened Suffolk. NotAing Sc
rlDus il aulicipated
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r l. d Il Il n CE
Sc WING .MACAx.V.E.

TITS MACHINE MAKES FOUR DIFFERENT
1 stitches, and fuis tho cloth either right or
left, a. the operator may desire. IL sews very
fspid, 10 easy m operation and almost noselsss.
Il In fully protested by letters patent, an savh
asshine warranted to the purchaser.
All those desiring = 6rst class family ewing
aachine vii. richly repaid By IN sssmipatio
Of It, merits
MISS \. CLISGMAN.
Room No Cup st.rs). Forest III eek, corner
Perry mi Thrill streets. Davenport, Iowa.
marA-tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-14
NOiICs. to ISO;lsSler..

4 FEW DAY giARDERS WANTED
~ Al,o. can accom- modat. n few dodgers or
small families. Enquire ut Cook's AmbrotyIe
noouas, on Braly street, or c",per OF As,n ara
tiith. apl3
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-14

OST, on FRIDAY LAST. A LARGE,
IL White Setter Dog-liver colarei head and
cars, notified liver colored spots on the fore
isg.- answers to the name of sank
will ny ten dot ars for his delivery ct the
store Of HsRht b Sears. on Perry street, Dayea
port. snd no questions asked.
m,h24 WIN. McMANUS,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-14

BUR rlS HOUSE.
~ Oovs1Degt lsva. -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-14

WAsnISGroN, April II.
The following has been received at
he adqnartcrs
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-14

BAI TaoRF, April l..
Tie Gun boat Fiambeau arrived at Old
Point Saturday afternoon. bringing the
OH ers Of the iron clad keokuk.
The following i. made up from an IN
tcrestng account furnished he Baltimore
-imef,caa, by an eve witness who was in
tie Fl lit. The w, lawl elwa as.n d
70 Important duty, winch was faithfully
per ormed IN the midst Of the fight, to OK
anime and, il ossiblc, 10 fire the obstruc-
uons which the rebels have extended
across the harbor from Sumter to Moul-
trie. Pfott cted by scow, and the dc,il
Ia front of Ter, she pushed straight up TO.
wards the Instructors. They were
found to consist o! net work Of chains
and cables stretched across the halbor,
over which it was found impossible for
tie Wcehawken to pass without founder
ing her propeller, and which it was found
Impossible to folcc To this net work the
rebels arc supposed to have suspended
torpcdoes and other submarine explosives.
She completed the examination. and
tested the impossibility of working up
the barbor, until measures are devised to
remove the obstructions.
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gRANsPoRpATIoNss


= = = ttflii3 iatikf p 1os1tfA y
4 the passsBter trllns silibs rtid 81 ne foiioVs
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cleveland, sPittsburg iandWheel-
inc Pail Road - f...a

-, ing Rail Road 80 iaa
20 -
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov I0Eb, lsO8J Pas
W sddgeF Trains WIN leave Fdgepoft - follows,
isppfeya egeep tetEty b i7r = -
't e. 4 n 4 Men 3 s g i 3 and q
ClevsIena ut sa40R.N.f GGaf6 \
s:ss p n Aeeolallodation 1!.in, stoggins g AZ
% ~ stations, arrives - RittshrFgh a. 800
1900 P. EPfss Ilaii, Srriyos Il pittsbu4 u
-t..isl 22il0 a. q. and QlosolADd AZ s'2S A. IL
RETURNING TRAINS.
LsaV6 Cleveland 4 $40 A. n aud 40 Z. H., a,
Tiveat Bridgeport az Cos 2! NJ Ard 600 A. n ~
Leave Pittsburgh g LIS A. r., cas- A: NJ ena
: lG.ohd O.O8P. n. sfi9F7 -
GqnAeeGtP1SlPrs made ~ Follows!
A. PittsbarEh with Pennsylvania \. l. foRHaSrIS
~ burg Baltimore. Washington, Phila-
At Cleveland with Cleveland FOled =. r, Tor san
h.lE dlSky, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago aud
all pptnts in the NpPFl WHsE.f With
~ q Detroit steaulers Tor petEPiti JaeksQq,
-------- tllielsSo aud the seHflI WIZ. With
,Alq :s:::: s!i::s.2 8 q: Ei
gre..lins. pslavase, Columbus and
" 1ai3R TalIa, GkIo Z; Il b g s. al ss.
a. xilt.as. vic 81 z. Il. ". Q. m. canton,
II lalabus ADD Ollc4eb.Fi u
AZ 8taubHuVtlle with p. q. q o. Line and AZ HKLGAEl
with 10, o, R.Rti6Fz anesVille, New
ark, Columbus, Xenia, Dayton, Ind
annapolis, Cairo, CinGinnati, Louisville,
- 81. louis, St Joseph aud An pdfnti
= - ~Wtst and Eduth Wet.
REGuFHi0n Tickets 70 FittlbuIgh and return - %.
EaFo always a. low, Gnd tiEae much quicker than
any other route, s.s,Fss Is
Through Tici5ets 70 an points in tho West, North
and East can be procured ct the O1lee under the
MeLuro House, wheeling Va OF with Ticket
Agent at BFidgopoTt Station. sa,
freight contracts win Be made atl6West RATES %
RV
70 the East, North, West and Northwest, at 01le6
under N'GpTO HOl3Vy Or With It Agent nt BEidgo-
port Station 80 wa. 0.TEFlsEs Agent,
Wheeling, Va.
D.iB. WILLIAMS, AGENT,
in. MCCULLOUGH, President.
/ ~ n, MYERS. Gent Ticket Agst. s movie
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AFFTDAVIF.d

Personally appaasSa ~ II IA 4srIaaaa u ~
city 0fPhEadephla, n, q ELaEloEt, Hhoy beIngds-
Y sEoEns doth s4ys b! PEeIaEalIon5 eeatliR q nlI
ssssrl "a t665sribsa bsidse g. - "a ~.
NOFember, - -, -. d. WI z. fIIBnARDE -
Alderman NInlh street abgye Race Rhlia.
AfaFssa Letters for luig .tlollln eeufaaioey %
-DsSseietssuts ssi5s 10 III; Flii9l-
RETVARE1OPCc0uN
aoisa. AHDTuEPH cfPIED BEAkEssSi -
WHO sndsasSr Il dI.5i6ss iiuP fIfsfR 0Ssils ~
ot1srg articles % ne STAINED hysst 81
HslBhslas e'sgIls Isgg.I..lesse ,Adi aHass
- II ~ .gsgFefe9 Elf1lDaTllL1 3. ~
- .1mptpTed Rose Mellly.zssg
eola ~ an Drlssist1 istelygheEs 80, e,.,-.
IN
AsR F0R HKLafB0LDsIAKRH0 OTHER
ont on ne adFir issnisni, And fdsa faf Il, All
VOID IMR0ETTIoN AND ExP0EuBE gGUa
fuul1 Gmend
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e e. I 5Sp.s.s1t sa5 6ss s''
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We have had during the last three
weeks, even opportunities for striking the
Stevenson, their depot, and cutting off
Chattanooga: but Bragg took two weeks
to think of the plan, and in the meantime
the enemy thirty thousand s! asa there
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3Snch are the statements and reflections
Of asgentlenan ;conyeFsant with all the
facts; who has seen and knows that of
which he writes; whose opportunities of
information enables, him to ascertain the,
sentiments of the army" v
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.RELMBOEp's EXTRACT BucHr

.HEL. ldBUEU'S EAt hAGI BUcHU
For VVeaI<nesses
ARISING IRON EXCESsEs, HABITS on DIRsTPa
TON, EARLY IEDIsCREfION. or ABUsF E.
Attended With the f1llouing syEoptpnss
Ipdisp osltioB % ISSertions IosApf PggsE,
IL e sisIaos a41sS1isy g hTe4'ilS.
HSFFor Of Disaass, l4VgakeIaIdss
Dimness q yf.ion, Pain p the Bach,
UPtyeEsAl Lassitede - tlnshipg q The BODY,
VI6t "a. a - Paid C0anfslIlee
DEyBess 81 the skin.
Thase synpGoms, 70 aliowea 70 goou, WIKI NJ,
Medicine inSastahly FeFaqVes, sOOn fellow
niP0fBNoY, FATU1TY, EPILRPHC I'm,
~ tsSt theS are nc frequently fioSoa = s sc
''titraill eiseaSesSl
INSAHITH AapsCONSUMPTION,
May Afe aWasoof ths esuso q mir -.i.riuih.s
none VII eonteaA HE Ieeor13 - TIE InslBs Asy-
l1ns end the n.lela1leholy desths ~ CongllSio,
THE CoasTILgIIog ;oxcE AFFECTED VIVA
ORGANIC WEAKNEss,
Reatir the afd q ifsliefne "a str.Dlti,e, as IN,
i EtggEatet The system hieh HELalBOLDS EXTRACT
BuClu Invariably doc trial win euuVtleS ~
most sksptical
FemnIes, FEMALES. Females,
OLD Oh YOUNG, SINGLE. MARRIED. or cos
r5tDh -TEMRLATING MARRIAGE,
In many aestsous peculiar 70 Females tlo 1tu,s
Rashn e uneqqRlle any other remedy, % inGhlS,
psesaioa 6fths c1ssoalaEy 81 DIesIliS 3
SehfFTOus st1te d ths Uterus. Wltla,
~ 1T aI iol.5s 2 y - -
i patton, orin the
DECLINE or CHANCE OF LIFE.
iiaal;gf, % an SYMPTOMS aHoVE
DzO 1SHrTrvSry0Vvr NM VryV1sry0Vy1, "a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-06

Flour rather dr and sSloc Dbl lover .nd.r moro lib.
for exchange but the advance In gold and exchange this ass
viii have cOu.ry eject no aosos On The Flour nan
bS. Il sssss Is for suprraus SLATE, IS SeS @ or old
e. s'g sIy : ss ;as H Ohio IL.
% ess g 70, Trade and Family brand, do and e. re
easier and in moderate demand sales Of go bb $5 eva
Is o. i.r the low grades Of Extra and - s0a 50 for
Trade and Family EltaA Southern Flour les active aud
s;S 20, cSnmun Exam md u Trad: and
Family Fl Ia,-the latter sis foI Pssn1 MIL. Rye fcqI !:
SIS s. Corn Mea. quiet bit v scarce and hrm sales Of
2oo bb., mostly fsirfsI, at - at,
on moderate inquiry 70. export and an unsettled mako,
foI sterling exchange price; 're 2a9c per bnsLsl lower
the d. nsnd i. mainly ir eIpr nilsr' .. bold
buying The ..cs are 1873 Q ba-he. and consist
Nj wsqkse ordinary e god A%le, q, 81 AS* ~ Is 70
ley Is bet request ass Of Z Oo bushels ordinary C.nsds
Es. al 9 asa j 30 Farley Mali is firm 81 20
ccs ,rms which /. abundant otter kind. ,hs de-
nisud ia fair 'i972tc for Canadisn and dNJtc for
Western and Stats chiefly tho nice date lyc 10
still scarce aud mucl wanted at 81 l?dS i; Corn con
nue. ia active demand ad Prces are sc,3c per bu,he
IA her saloa of US bushels a, bJef for Western maod
ca; nc. ior do. do in store and otc Tor Western
Yellow sfoa-
IC?s are in Ugh; supply ard a. market /, a,m With
ccrsi. Inquiry Tor consumption at l9oc. for Old and 40
y.c .or good 20 primo Ne"
HAY IN good demand aud PRICES rule firmly sales Of
brl.s Now ut 20. a. II. n.
MDLASSfSno -hl,s Of any afnount reported today
hut the fnatAci I, steady at full iorir,r rs-s.
PRUVIslONS-Ibo fork maihrt !, qui'e tive excited
ard asaln Tho sa'e. 400 bbls Of ~ q for Old
Mes. S4 yiGS; 81 ia New DO, 90 zoo = 10 "a for New
Prime sA ior Western rimc Mos. ell Sli ~ soi
Sour nd Mssiy Miss and l3 ~ "a ,; ir Thin Mess
Plaiu Me.s and slsds 5 for Extra Mes Trce Beef l.
dill aud Ir-c. 4, nouns Rect Hams s.o-.y
iug dullne.s we uote ssie Of Il" 81 .
hrw osieD to i've 10 Cut Nests quiet aud IN
changed. Iscon is inactive snd prices airs nominal L'ra Is
IN good demand end better The iLqu Is In par; fr for
ward livery; sales q cc bbs At 10, H. Tor No. and
ill0 lie fir prime steam sd teiue rendered also
.ses OF ~ delivery IN De bci sid Fybfns, a.
lie butter and Cheese and IN roquo., 81 u previous
rates. 49,, 49,,
RICE reain. inactive bn: prices sl fra ct 'ia7ic
foT Ranroon
SUGARs-Rsw Sugars h.vs sold to fair ssicni and
fr former rates obtEuc. without diheuy far TO good
,.rrils /. serv 6lic sales Of 90 hLd. cefy
Cuha 81 aud 1913 boIes Ier so.d previous TO ar
rival a. prces did not HeLn.d ifm al lttc foi
Hands =.
skEDs-The market Is que, bu, steady for Clover at lee
~ Timothy seed l. ir ~ 3yGt2 80 h bash ~ n
Rough seed 10 and wanted al - ia - 70
bu.h- OF % n $500
TAiLON-Tho market 1. better and ,lrly ao,ivri saes d
20 90 70 At NE. for Wc.tsrn ard ll!s. for CRY.
WHISKY i N improved demand aid The market 4 lftei
saes ~ loo tb.s G.tc lot state Al Ncsiern, and >
hhd.. Drudge a. sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-06
sAIys AT 1Hr PUBLIC BoApn AT a P.x.
MONDAY. Oct S-P. a.

Stocks opened upon the street with great
buoysncy and large business TIE leading share was
Michigan Southern 0n. which sold al one time at
81 but fell before tie Boord ~ 1t is understood
that at meeting Of tire dreeims on Saturday eleven
out Of thirteen being pre.n the action Of the Kxecn
tive Committee monsy approx cd and ratit ed.
II is also stated ti. ia tie opinion of eminent conn
sell the transaction. beneficial TO The stock has been
plainly within he powers 81 the Executive Committee
The bonds retired the ST and "a Mortgage. At
the Second Board the stock foil TO but rallied ut once
b. oef upon siateu iLai official report would be
made Of the late sale u nov shares At tie Stock TX
change. Government !t!ee were 6rIn End tie bid
ding for g. Of ISL coupon advanced 10 iO7SlOe In
Debt Certilcates change Border State securities
are without essential chan p Canton Company rose to
S4se34t. Coal Stocks were eli vi cher. Pacific Mail
was active. and 90, Queksihe Mining Com.
pany. 62i Q63; CeItr,I American II lnsit Company
2902ei; New.York Ceitrn. lAi; Erie lO7.al07I;
90. Preferred lO4I alO5 Hudson River. 1851 a 1851
Harlem Railroad. i4i!4i4z; heading 1924 dl23
Michigan Central l24a i<4i 10. Southern 80. s9i;
do Guaranteed 1850 lB. Iunor Central Scrip. ~
1877; Cleveland and pisblrgh 1854 lOi Calone and
Chicago llll0li2 Cleveland aud Toledo ll9i a llgi :
Rock Island. lO5.0iC7s. At TIE second Board. Gov.
eminent securities inn Gold sold at l4ii 6l44s
Canton. 3iiaJ5. Pacific Msil >GG227; NewYor
Central 1916 i34i; EIie Rfi!, ay r1salOo; do. Pre-
ferred 430IO5. Hudson River l32al32.; Harlem
140ial4l; Reading l.>i0l@3; Michigan Central,
123iVl4; Michigan SouJeru. tsa-t. Illinois Central
127f012s; Cleveland aud IittJuIgh 1903! l04; CaleBe
and Chicago NOM. Clevelan d AID Toledo. lls;9
1l9i Rock Island. lle. 9lusI Prairie du Chen 7Iaa
~; Fort Wayne ca 0o5 Marietta aud Cincinnati sold
at COZ for lst and a 10 I'd Preferred.
Freights continue Inactive but rates are nom
inaly the same. To Liverpool the engagements are:
81 900 bush. Wheat 1t sd Ia Duk; 10 LogwoOd
at or about 20 aud. per steamer 1000 bush. Wheat at
I'D 60 boxes Becot Ns ana D. 100 boxes Cheese al
i0s. To London: 1000 D'ish Wheat IL I'D. per neu.
tal vessel 40 hhds obacco a. BIS. per steamer 100
bbls Oil Cake at ~ Co.. 400 boxes Eacon at 45s and
500 do. Cheese at 4js i" Giasg1w per Leutal vessel
100 tcs. Lard at 2s Cd To Hnvre; 30 Tee. Lard at
IS francs. To Narseilles. i25 tics Lard 1t 65 francs
TIE charters are Blush brig III 1900 bush. Wheat
to Gloucester q; 30. I'd. quateIi another with fu
cargo OF refined Petrctm GL u London a: rs 3D.. and
Prussan bark Will i.jtD LL.s Petroleum " Cork for
orders at Is. Cd
The business OF the Suh-Trcasnry was: Re-
ceipts g. SIS $50 6C-for Cusons. esI1.3J5 OF Pay
rents g. l24 60 o.. Bannce e.Dis 0jl "a.
The Chicago ana Alton Railroad Company