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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-01
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-01
michigan Central Rail Road.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
10 JSssC Fork, .sesc Em1lo,ed
and ihs C0sssdas.

ON AND AFTER SUNDAY MAY 6rH, 1862.
~ trains ioave the Great Central Union Depot
tsot Of Lake street, NJ follows:
Day Express except Sunday arrives
Detroit at $40 NJ. Suspension Bridge ct $50 A N.
Albany S.soPM NJ, New York $50 Al, Boston 1850
Pm.
1850 NJ Night Express except Saturday, Ar
4'b0 p NJ, Albany 500 A n, New York 1910
A NJ, Boston $50 IN.
Cincinnati trains, via N G Railroad, leave Chi.
csgo 1t Z n mail train, 7:30 r N Fast Exprsss !,
arrive in Chicago st s:i5 A n Fast Express. suS
8l5 r n Night Mail Train.
To Cincinnati without Oh ange Of oars or haes.rc
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-01
Illinois Central Railroad.


ER III
I'M AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
~ Sd, trains will leave from the Grand Centra,
depot, foot Of Lake aud South Water street
Through Express, / At $50 A N, arriving 1t
asiy, exc., SundaysJ cairo at 4:30 A n.
~ This Train connects for Peoria, Alton. 81.
Louis, Memphis, Now Orleans and Mobile.
Accommodation| A. 400 N. for Cairo and Way
Every day, s:45 NJ next dsv.
~ This Trsin, on Saturdays, will run only 10
Urbana. Trains arrive st Chicago ct ll,O6 4 N
and $3.50 Pm,
For Tickets and informstion, apply q The once
the Great Central Depot.
HYDE PARK AND WOOD LAWN.
Trains will leave Chicago Leave Weed Lawn:
$50 A N 6:l5 N
o:45 AN Gas AN
1890 NJ l2.s5PM
S;O0 II hA5PM
s:D0Pk G5OPN
W.R. ARTHUR, Gent Supt.
VIZ. JOHNSON, Con 7 Passenger Ag't. noS0i
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-01
Chicago l. Northwestern Railway.
s6e.. ..SPRING ARRANGEMENT. 1897.
XWpa

Rockford. Beloit, Froeport, Galena, DunIeith,
ST. PAUL, Fond du Lac, Oshkosh, Watertovn A.
Borlin, and all points Ia Wisconsin, Minnesota,
Northern Illinois and Northern Iowa via. Chiesgo
aud Northwestern Railway. Running through
without change of oars to Janesville ). atertown.
Fond du Lac and Oshkosh, and connecting ut La.
Crosse aud Appleton with u. s. Mail Coaches and
Steamers, afording tho direct and expedi,ious
route TO all points in the NORTH and NORTH
WEST.
Trains leave Chicago a. follows;
Day Exprcss-12.20 pm
Way Passengers Pm
~ New and elegant sleeping cars arc run IN.
all Night Trains.
GEO. L. DUNLAP, Supt
EIDE WfrT ROBINSON, Genr Ticket Aga.
mh7-tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-01

n.onANos AND BAsKIKe HoUss or Louisl
aAoALor' davenport, iowa, Feb. 2, 1868.
A III nr LESSONS HAVING MONEY ON DE.
49, ~ vstT With the undersigned, either in Ger
cns.tss =. 9. asposit Q! BY book account, are re-
sssA LOUIS 4. NACKIhf.
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Caiena 4 Chicago Union Railroad.
N E 80

nN AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY 13rH
" 9TH. 1862, Trains will leave Wells street De-
pot, Chicago, a. follows. Sundays excepted y
At s;So A and s25 : n, for Belvidere, Rockford,
Freeport, Warren, Gaiena, Duniith, DUBUQUE
ana iEtefnedi ste places.
At $50 and Y:4j 2 II for Dixon, Polo. Full.
ton, Cedar Rapids and intermediate points.
tcrmediste points.
At $50 N for Geneva and inform sdiate plaoss
Passengers Tor Beloit and GAINESVILLE will take
the $50 z NJ and y n train
Passengers for Crystal lake, McHenry. Rich
mond, Geneva Lake and intsrmedat points, viii
take the 4 p n train.
At $50 p NJ and 5s4s A n, from Dunleith, Galsps.
Freeport, etc.
At $50 NJ and 900 N, from Cedar Rapids
Fulton, Dixon, etc.
At 1l:l0 from Fog River Valley.
At $40 A NJ, Geneva Accommodation.
~ Sleeping GAYS on Night Trains.
E.B. TALCOTT, Cent Supt.
G. II. WHBsLRR. Gent PAss'gr Art. nv3otf
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michigan Southern h Lake Sheve
RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRAN EVENT

nN AND FTER MAY lTH, AND UN-
I'll further notice trains will leave Chicago -
az follows:
700 4 Now York Express, daily, except
Sundays.
7:soP N Night Express, daily, except sstur.
days.
~ Trains arrive in Chicago at s:l6 N, and
s15AM.
All the above trains make regular connections
topunklrk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New
York, Boston, Philadel phia. baltimore and eli
points East
luxurious new Sleeping Coaches. with ali mod
srn Improvements run on Night Trains.
Through Tickets can be obtained at tho Com
pany Office. 3D. Clark street., under sherman
house, or at tho Depot, corner Of Old Van buren,
Ard sherman strccts.
II. Z. SAWYER.
General Western AgesE
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-01

For Rats. Mice, Reaches, Ants, Bed
hugs, Moths in Furs, WOOllens. DC.
Insects on Plants, Fowls, Animals, DC
Put up in 25c. Soc. and 81 90 Boxes, Bottles and
Flasks. % and IS sizos for Hor4Ls, Pubic In
sTirurIoss, DC.
"Only infallible remedies known" -
Free from Poisons."
=" Not dangerous to tho Human Family"
Rats come out OF their holes to die"
~ Sold Wholesale in oil large cities -
~ Sold by all DRuaGIsTs and RET ArLRRs every
where. -
- BEWARE! Of all worthless limitations.
~ Sec that "CoarAR's" name is on each Boz.
Bottle and Flask, before you buy,
~ Address HENRY n. COSTAR.
- PRINoIPAL DEPT 49, BROADWAY, Ny.
u Sold by
Z. s. BALLARD,
Wholesale and Retail Agent,
mcn s-u Davenport, Iowa.
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A GENTS. Suffers, NEWS DEALERS
"A Peddlsrs, sttsntion! We have tho largest
ssock OF stationary packages, II different styles
tasioWest prices in the West, address
-, CLARKE CO.,
o..,s indianapolis. Ind, or Springfield III.
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Rutam's Patent Vemtilators
On Cars Of Day Express Tnius.
Patent Sleeping Cars On Night Trains.


THROUGH TICKETS Cor sale in ali ,,,,.,,.,
Railroad ofhess In the West, 1t the General O6ica
corner IT Lske and Dsarbon streets, under he
fremont House, Chicago, and at the DEPOT.
=. \. RICE. Gsa1 Sup't
% Wssawgs Weston Pes. Aeeat. ~
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CLOTHING.

The new YORK LEDGER.
IT ID SAID, HAS A CIRCULATION on
$1,000 eepise, but IL sireulstioa 10 limited
sfastsnd By
OA1G. P1x1Rx,
A. his establishment On Brady street.. eu.as,Ae
the Post one.
Am nov rsesiving the largest and nestsen-
plste assortment Of
Cloths, Casslneres and Vestinss
Ever offered In this market. Anticipatine lsrre
trade this Fall, have laid in An unusually heovy
stock, and the goods MUST BE SOLD.
Ny goodsars al
THIS FALLS sTYLES,
Fresh from the manufacturers and importers.
shall continue 10 keep on hand large sssortmsat
Of fresh
READ Y-MADE CLOTHING,
For Men, Youths and Boys,o Of ny own manusass-
IRE which will b sold Of
= = . . = = n II RI O 60.
Ishall continue to manufacture my own Cloth
ne thereby giving
A BETTER 0ARMDNT
For the same money thsa any Eastern made goods.
Everything in the
Furnishing Department
Can bs found.
Shirts OF all doooe1ptions,
Under Clothing In endless veS1eey.
Stocks.
Ties.
Handkerchief,
eoaks,
0uspsudefs. %. %
Also, large and splendid assortment Of
o1N to- 0EA~1a0.
The largest and best ever offered In this msrks
l trust the public will cell In and exsuine my
stock before thay make apy inveetmsnts. for Am
very sure can satisfy them both in price and
quality Of goods. SAMUEL PERRY,
BRADY street, opposite Post Once.
aug1l -dtf
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CLINTON HOUSE.
GOkNER or OLWT0a AND OoLI.eop
~ sessss lsvs oo1y lsvs J. TsUssaz,FM
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AGENTS WAITED
AsDofTS HlsToRY OF THE GREAT RRnrraso,
THE HISTORY
CIVIL WAR I'm AMERICA

Vompricing fall and impartial account Of the
Vf1gie and Frogrsss Of the Rsbslliea, the various
ssssi and Military engsgsnsots, and .hs ussois
aeede performed By Armiss and individuals, and
Ioecning scenes IN the Field Camp, Hospital
and Cabin,
BIZ JOHN 3. G. ABBOTT.
Author Of the "Mothsrs Home" Life Of M.
polsoas" SHistoy Of the Frsash Revelation"
~.
Illustrated Win Diagrams and suusrous stssi
Hne!evines Of Battle scenes. and Portraits Of
Distinguishsd Men By The bet Artists f. IT,.
.. Il viii BE- issued in two Royal Octave Vol.
soss Of over 80 pages sash. A FOOD seens
yaatsd = esll this Histosy in sash sssnsy c{ ~
ueese Ct lllineis. Apply . eeaddssss
CLARKE 90.
tsdissapslis, 1t. e s9eiaGasil, II,
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ERIE Railway.
&04 8
Great Broad Gauge Double 7tack aud 1s,eorc,A
kosse, 70
NEW YORK. BOSTON
.a.sD NIL E.As7ERJr CITIES.
Cassyins The Gssss Western ssl N.,sh
Weseesa Cneeel ASstes Mails.
ENXPRESB TRAINS LEAVE DUNKIRK AND
IL Buffalo, daily, on the arrival Of oil trains on
tho Lake Shore Railroad, msking c,ose connes
tious with trains from Cleveland, Chicago. Mi
wsukcc, 81 Louis, Bufliagtos, Keokuk, st Pau
Dubuque, Galena, lows City, &c--the only car
running through fron the Lakes 10 Now York
City
WITHOUT GRANGE.
Baggage checked through. Fare ALWAYS as Low
as by any other route.
BE particular and call for tickets via Eric Rail.
road which are sold At oil the principal railroad
Offices in tho West.
This Road affords facilities for shipmont O
Freight, superior 10 any other route.
AN EXPRESS TRAIN FOR FREIGHT
loaves New York daily, making close connections
through to oil points West, and quicker time IN
ever before made on any line.
For Freight rates, enquire Of J 9 Ostman. 24o
Broadway. Chas Thurman, ley broadway, N. y;
D II Archer, VI south street, n Y J s Dunlap
10 State street, Bossea; Eris ailwsy Office, 81
CHAS. MIXoT, G.nr sup,. ~
Z. s. SPRNoER, Western Agent, Chicago, Ill,
A. BAsBsR. Agent. Busling ton, Iowa,
ap4-1
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Freight Of all kinds will be carried from Chica-
eoto oil points East Ut all times, ct Is low rates
- any Othe7 hailroad reute. sop2y-dtf
, 1863-06-20

HXARKETS BX TELEEfAFHs

NEW YORK, June 19.-CorToS-opcned dull
snd dropping and closed firm ut 63G5a9c for mid
ding uplands.
FEorR-Heayy and prices declined &c; 25s5@
$50 for extra state: 81. Gu for extra round
hoop Ohio and $6.o5@7.6o for trade brands closing
W1iskr-Morc active at 44.szl@45c, chiefly at the
GnAIx-Wheat heavy and to &c lower; SLIGO
13G for Chicaso spring; q. .2sD1 ~ for Milwaukee
club; $1.44@1.I0 for winter red western. Corn
opened dn!l and closed heavy, and 1c lower; 100
16hc for extra shipping western mixed Oats dull
ard declining; T0SJ82c.
Woo1-Qniet md drm. Domestic fleece soe:
FRovIs1oSs-Pork steady Bacon sides dull.
Lard opened quiet ind c1osad 1rmer at 9ssS1104c.
QsWEGO, June o-FLouE-Unchanged
GRAlS-Wheat In fair demand for winter red at
$1,40H1.4 Last night No 2 Chicago spring sold
at $114EQ1.15. Corn quiet. Small sales round
yellow at &c.
FnK1aurs-Boats scarce; ffefghts higher; -four
3T13sc; wheat Toe; corn 88c.
BUFFALO. June 19-FlouR-In moderate de-
mnnd.
GnAr-wheat dull and neglected; Chicago
spring 95c. Corn In fair demand at Coo. oats aud
other grains quiet.
,WmsKr-1n good demand and tending upwards,
ut 4acH.
EaKT brs -four, "a 900 bushels
wheat $4,000 bu corn, 81, Coz bu oats.
ExPon1s-7,000 brls dour, t6t COO bu wheat, 1884,
O0U bu corn.
BALTIMORE, June 10.-FLouR-sa1es 1000
br3s Ohio extra at $500.
GKAIx-Wheat scarce and frn- Corn steady.
Oats buo5ant.
WmsKY-DH1l at a5E.
, 1863-06-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
THE MONEY MARKET.

FRIDAY EVENING. June 10, 1853.
The demand for money continues good, and tho
supply is abundant. Currency is growing more
plenty. Eastern Exchange is steady, at par buy
Ing, and Il premium selling.
Gold in New York IL steady. The opening quo
tation was 1454. and there was no variation from
that during the first board In Chicago the price
is s142x@14s. The transactions were small.
Treasury Notes are more In demand They sell
at u premium.
TIE WAR PANIC N MrM1ApEIpu1A.-TheP Phila-
de]phia Press Of Wednesday has the following In
regard to the panic in money circles caused By the
exciting war news:
The greatest excitement prevails In Third street
to-day. The exciting run1oTB Of invasfons, and
the appeals ot tne Tor
enlng, but as to the 9earness and the magnitude
OF It there WIS considerable difference OF opinion
and just in proportion as these conslderatsons
sWayed the general mind, 80 did gold ductuate be-
tween 14zK at the opening. 10Y at noon, and 14s
at the close. Many operated on The principle that
every rumor was exaggerated, and thnt there was
lcrs at the existing rates. while others took every
thing in the shape Of gold that was offered on the
supposition thst where there was 80 much smoke
The presence Of q large number OF the cashiers
Of the country banks on the ettcet also added to
the genetal excitement, as It at once became known
tndL 11ty DIouuL tuH 1uA1A VI luEtH EeepeEhlf9 1-
stltutions with them. Pennsylvania currency was
III furry fora while, and rose to ! = cent dis
count. Maryland currency YVES decidedly unpopn-
lar, and come Of the brokers were getting 10 q
cent for it. Although there WIS no real necessity
for this exhorbtant figure, still, as the period is
unce1ta1u when matters viii be settled they think
cur1ties, considering the excitement, hold their
own remarkably well, at one time this morning
selling at tnK; 103, however, was steadily bid.
The eeyen-thirties and new oneycar certificates
fell OF fraction.
Ia CROSSE AND MnwuKEE RAnRoAD.--The
following afe tho earnings Of the La Crosse and
, 1863-06-20

s03 bales hops. IL brls pitch, 70 brls tar, brls
spirits turpentine 9oo gallons whale oil, 80 gal
Ions sperm oil, 43,eM gallons Lard oll 5554 brls
pork, ss7 brls beef, t25 tierces do, ns cut
meats,' 100, ,7as ns butter, 6s5 937 ns cheese
gs s lard, ST brls rice, 6997a5 bs talsow. so9, 800
gallons petroleum, $50 hogsheads and sa3 other
packages crude tobacco, and 1926 na manufae-
tnrcd do. G64 HRS linseed [oiI-
, 1863-06-20

ClAEdREu. .+.@QaS O-
stmt Comet. Morgan. 7 w0 Rivers, suadraA
Prop j. FarbtF hphblns, st. joa- ph, suHdftes.
r1tp Mendoza Nrlcl IIuElo. 30 CO.. ba oats l1 o:l5
-four and X. o pIg4 lead
Prop atft!Attc AeCres. Buffalo 10G25 h1 Corn. - 90
hn on*s. 1:t1 pr1s nour. T., brls high Ttnes aco
From T. r. Wade. Goldsmith Sasuia Is, Gee bu coEn,
Ices brls -four aud suodTteA.
uSrk John BIedea. Donaldson. Kingston. %.l351coEu
I.Afk & " r. Watson Bfant, BuGaio. =. SO ou corr.
R.rk Lev Raas n Flint. Buffalo. :. $50 BY corn
Lark Col Ellsworth Fitzgerald. Rodaio y! On M corn
BafE Octan Wave. Foster. Buffalo. Ia,AVoH corn
Brig Canopus Mckenzie, Buffalo LEG bu Nhaas.
BalK N. NJ 9tandArt, ORR. Buffalo. % o0 ou corn.
Brig Fashfon, ClydesdAley Menominee. snndtlea
HrTg H. X. Seymour. Glll!en. 0cuoto. sunc!les-
Brig Wm. Treat. Rain. Buffalo. 26 9m % corr
Brig You-g Autfca, Stubhs, Buffalo: =, ,Qp bu corn
Sell AEontexuna, Mlllen, Otwego. 13 SO ba wheat
echF Poland. Lynch. Elk Eapide. sandFfeH.
schr Yankee. EurgIe Ruifh!n. n, pn corn.
Echr ktug ststers+ Moerp. Buffalo. ls 6s0 bu corn.
schF Mary Collins. Dixon. kunA'o. l1Go bu corn
Sehr Clayton Rete. sn!tn. Buffalo q sa bn earn.
ScnE p Dickinson. Ferdinand u s. bu corn.
8ctr Mazeprn. Burke, RuuH1o. Is, 500 bu corn-
Schr Mary II Scott HuntsouIYez. buffalo. 500 bp
Sehr In perial, starks. Rnfalo, e. o00 nu corn.
Sthr Supply Ramsay. Buffalo, - SOD nu corn.
Schr Shook. LndgEen, Buffalo. II 900 bu corn.
Schr Contest, Rutfer, buffalo. il 500 bn corn.
Schr Transport, Burns buffalo. 1t.s15 bu corn.
Echr Peorts, Brown. Buffalo. r.aIU 6U wheat.
Schr San Jaento Blackburn, Hutao, II 20 hu coEn-
Ecbr Die Vernon Mitchell, Hufato. 1900 hu corr.
Hcht EYelfue. Hubbard. Buffalo. Is, 40 tu corn,
, 1863-06-20

The iron trade Of South stafordshire continues
in far from satisfactory state. few oTtlers are
cop1pr IN chiefly to ff1st-clas8 houses; and the
ecutioa Of certain Of these Is somewhat delayed BY
the united action Of the masters to resfst the de-
raand Of the puddlers, who haye strnck work for
an advance Of wages: The masters whose men are
at WORK are supplying those makers whosc men
are upon strike, with puddle bars, In quantity
which 20 greatly inconveniences themselves, that
they are unable to keep some Of their miilt at
At wo.E, Notwithstanding that they hare orders on
their books waiting execution. Pudtied bars are
also being delivered from SDrt Wales to The Arms
receive Is insufficient to enable them to supply all
their customers with the required quantity Of A.
trict few ppd]lers have gone In during the week,
and more arc expected to follow nc1t week. The
mass Of the men, however, decline to return, and
hayc asain resolved to remain out. Their total
collections amount, this week, to Sig 5s. Yes
terlay they received sn from Yorkshire, and,
amoprst other t1ades' unions, the colliers' union
at RoWma1sh have promised their aid. Pigs are 2
drug In the market, scliers Offering them at reduced
rn4na INT without SUCCESS.
, 1863-06-20

Flour was as dull as It well could be, and ne
hnefness Was transacted to Indicate prices. Wheat
experienced la1ge decline in ali grades except
very choice. The Tange Of prices was from 90c TO
xere very dull and but little business was t1ans-
acted In the former and scarcely In the Latter
Corn brought 5'@5zc for mixed and yellow, and
sc f91 shofes n.ts Usts Mere Rod At r.
bOKc. Whisky brought i0c per gallon Hay declined
to s. .o0per 100 hs. Salt advanced to $k76b2 30
for New York. The better quality Of sugs5 has
feeling. -.
, 1863-06-20

GOVERNMENT STOCKS.
Government etocks are without any decided
change.
U.s6s 81, c1oshG110s,Hs 7-9os ...... .1osl0t064
q. S. II cc1{nEw). Q31i
MoSET-ActIsc and firm att per cent.
Sterling exchange dull-155O1b7 for bankersF
bills.
Gold IoYcr-ope1iug at 143, declining to 14277S,
and c1oeipg quiet at 1857 Il434.
, 1863-06-20
Wool Growers Convention in mfcl.I-
vM

The following resolutions were passed at the
Wool GroWers' Convention, held Mt Jonesyillc,
Hilsda1e county, Michigan, on the 18th inst:-
Reso{red, That the present high price Of cotton
and the scarcity Of wool, and the increased demand
consequent on the present war, preclude the poasi
bility Of fall and mnst OF necessity greatly in
crease the demand for wool.
Resolrtd> That the high rate Of exchange, with
the present taziG on wool prec1udes the possfbili
ty Of supplying the market at q less price than
seventy -hyc cents.
Resclxea, That at the present abundant supply
OF money, which can be obtained at low rates Of
interest, We will hold our clip until We Obtain
a reasonable price when compared with the prices
We are compelled to pay for all commodities Of
general use.
Resnlred, That we will hold our clip at seventy.
five ccnts, unless things materially change from
theprcsent condition Of things.
Concerning the character OF tho Convention, the
Joaesytllc Independent says:
The Convention was large and respectable one,
the Hall being crowded WITH farmers, and though
many were unable to obtain seata snd left before
the proceedings we're terminated, there were at
tached to the resolutions the names Of growers
representing over II o 1eeccs, or G, % 0pounds
ofwool. Beside each town Of this county being
Represented, there were delegates from four other
conntiee. 1t IA said the farmers generally In this
section Of the State have expressed their intention
of abiding by the action Of the Convention. -. -
, 1863-06-20
Foreign Commercial Circulars

L1FEaRoof, June 0, 1901
Ss Ststss and M and
nromising appearance Of the crops at home, have
pdenressIne Eject On the corn trade. 1t our mar
ket IN Tnesaay Ind today The business was lin
tin cIina Or abont "a ner ceuti on Wheat aud 6dSis
per quarter On Indian corn. Flour steady at last
Quotations: po.+ VIA. ao,,, ,.-,,o .,o,,,s4,-o
PKos1s1oxs-beet-Mii ~ some latge specniat;tse
pni{ limited oushess aas oecn en- aons, g. PRICES
IN iasof u oGye1n. naeoad5e I, oetn
ee
eEeE: is aimited 20 Ielall sa1se aams Gs nomlnai
@ n. ou a5 ~ ~ s.f u
iuoa ~ ~ 1aaI , ,t sa,aa ~
GOO tons. h1oHAnosos' sPzsoz @ 20.
I--,,,,,,,, ,,,.s ,ca.
AH1afo1a' sose ., 1eoa'
beef. but prices are unchanged. Bacon has been
very d9ll, and low qualities; Of which regent AZ
. rivals Largely consist ; have neen pressed GR st. t.
cheese. prices have declined Butter continues
without improvement.
tAhn-haa deemed "a 2 cwt, but the weeks
q99tcd last week
yorable for te crowinr crop5 m mia With nsc1s- 1s
iopal rain Holders, With tie immediate prospect
Of Hherni RnnDIies frnm Ampricn hnva nfTsre5
their stocks more freely. and pricca. on yery lin
tied business, have tended Downward.
Our market this morning was thiply attended.
and only retail business was done In wheat at q
decline of 2a per Genital Flour was unchanged ia
declined 90 to is per from the auotations OF this
day week. B1GLANu, ATHYA d Co.
GLASGOW, June 9Th, 1868.
pnov7a,oxa- and ro,t -am,,n 40 1.st 3D.
v;aaI and -, ara potSf - as ast ~
KEN thar o ~ y. ~ u
nasva snsag GItunE uong. ann 4uotatloas oase,
= sasta1ned. saonlders aEe again TGEy quiet H. and
pa pee ema, cneapsI " tae WEE: 1aeessIiner9
IN = nns .,rces ~" , nuIds Ia &
39l. toa Whlen 4ong ps1ces VII o. got- NJ batias-
Nothing ab9ve erase now u etock. The New
cqle o. I1sa 1.se'X suppaes .nts mafkat,
a; ohhArs t aofke[tne WeatneI cg9tluuts n9at R,
PARIS o. tne country encouraging reports daily ar
s s,ye M M g a ne Seee Sefy
aI9 "Aeat " " Ainus we Hote ~ pcr pgi cneaper'
Io'd9y onr market had most miserable attend.
@ petce na edsea 70 ha
WIN al Iatcs oetoW In!ans fa!nes no one dolnIlhg
1os monfh1 ,T naas Waeats a9rlng me ne1l lous
ny ~ ha * a. eu y nI ~ sean$ AZ
Msisa - ~ 8 ~ ~ ~ o. W PET s'
MatIe ~ ou - Ws, IatteI Ast!Gie now cousia.
cra1iy pressed; Ieaa maintain their value. the
STOCKS getting IN small compass.