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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-13

OK HASD.-The clothing, arms and ac-
coutrc,nents for the ten regiments Of 100
day men to he raised in this State have ar
rived and are ready for delivery. Hurry
up, boys, and get ready to take the field.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-13
DAILY DEMOCRAT

EN-. PxrTIxerlL Co., No. 81 Park Rov, New York
and State st eet Boston, agents In those cities
aud authorised take advertisements and subscrp
tions for at lowest rates.
G. IT, scnfyxS, v Dearborn street, Chicago. Is au-
thoriscl 70 receive advertisements for this paper
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-13

LADIES who dress with taste and in a
fashionable manner unanimously agree that
the best place to buy dry goods is at Kehoe
& Carhart's, opposite the LeClairc House
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-13

Why stand we here all the day idle
Why don't you either enlist for the 100
days, or 60 to Krusc's and get suit Of
clothes worth having, made to order, in best
style, and for low figure krausc keeps
up full stock Of gents dress material all
the time, and never says fail. Now don't
you fail to give him call. Store opposite
National Bank.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-13

HAVE you seen the splendid stock Of boots
and shoes at Child & Co.'S? They have
every style made to suit every age and con-
dition. Ladies will find their stock the
most carefully chosen, and Of the most cx-
ccllcnt material. Call in and examine for
yourselves Gentlemcn's wear Of every
kind. Their goods are made of the best ma
tcrial-they are bought low, and can be sold
lower than any other stock of like quality
in the city. Store on Brady below 2d st.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-13

OlrIcE or TIE pAvENroRr DEMocg,r,
Thursday evening. May II, !si4
FLoua-$G 4o17 90 wholesale; Ss.oo@6.4o re-
tail
WHEAT .1oMl.17.
B,RLEY.-tl.ooMl.
OArs.-66016S.
CORS.-1SMs2.
WHITE BEANs-S2 ooG2a0.
FLAxsEED.- S2m@2.25.
TrMorHY.-S2 2oN250.
CLovER.-$1. .oo@7.sj.
poTiTQE2-3DAI3,
buTTER-23c
EGGs Toe,
Lumber Market.
DAVENPORT, May 2.
Fencing x22.N
Barn Boards. S.............-...... 2S.W
Framing Timber Joists under 20 fl 2..uo
90 feet and over a3.opa8o 90
FLOORING 3.l0o
SIDING ~ 400
Finishing, - $1,000 50. 90
Shingles NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4O"M5.Jo
Iatl Observation-Disclosures. 400
Clear Boards and Planks. ...... 3l.ouGi 20. 90
Demand good-3tocks light.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-13

WHERE do you buy your groceries The
best stock is kept at Parks 4 Hosmer's. 1t
is the freshest; it is the neatest 1.-The cheap
est as all economical cooks will tell you Go
to the store, south cast corner of Brady and
4th sts, and examine the articles for your
selves. No trouble to show goods or to
send them to any part Of the city by ex-
press
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-13

ARRlvED.-A squad Of 81 men for the
lOo days service arrived this morning on
the steamer Jennie Whipple, at A o'clock.
Where they were from we know not, for up
to this hour the officer in charge had not re-
ported at headquarters. Where he had gone
to or what special service detained him that
ne omitted to observe the duty Of reporting
in due form, is unknown to the writer. The
men went to Camp Mcclellan, and are there
yet.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-13

LECTURES. Hon. Warren Ch.s. w;,,
speak in LeClsire Hall on Saturday even
ing, 18th inst, at = o'clock. Subject
:" The Great Transition '-political,v con-
s'dercd-the present war and its resa,lt.
Also, on Sunday, 18th, At 2 and - :. =.
Su9ject-"Thc Great Transition
ously considered. The war Of idea. ana =.
results. Assg 'A'1 ~
Admission--Lady and gentlsman aS ct..:
single IL cents. '
, 1864-04-08

CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

THURSDAY EVENING. April :, 1861
BEEF CATTIE-Ttia has been tho frst really busy
day the week. The receipts previously were 30
limited that transactions were much restricted, but
with good supply buyers secE tohaveresumed their
accustomed activity, and faIr amount Of csmper
uon has been the result The receipts Of Beef Castls
at tho various yards amount to about lt0 head, Of
which there was verY fair eprnk1irg OF ps1me ship
ping CATTLE although tho receipts mainly consisted Of
medium to good medium grades, for which tho de-
rnand Government account; has been larger shan
usual The entered sales amount to 2G0s hcad Sfs
@7G0, but chiefly At t5359s.15
per 1e0 rA With an im9ro7e1
general demand vs. note az Vance on prtv.ous quo
tattons Of log 15c per Ito De- from which It will be
seen that the na<ket stands in tho saue position u
on last Thursday The following the bost droyes
soli to-day: 20 Iowa Steers sold by McBeth 1T the
Fort Wayne Yards, averaging 20 ns, ut $500; II
Illinois steers sold BY Royburn to H5man weighing
11e4 os each, At $s1o Il Iowa steers sold by Macbeth
10 Gresnwe1 weighing 1.2s bs. at SsssH; 50 Illinois
steers sold at the soathern Yards by J. arId1e5 to
Taylor, weighing each 1,2E Ms, at $3.50: Is Hlaola
Eold at the Cottage Grove Yards by Bi1bes to
Cook, weighing 16o st s7eo and IT Illinois steers
sold Al Sherman's Yards by ]. Adams to White i
Otis, Weighing each a3 Ds. at per 100 ns. The
foregoing purchases were chiefly mada for the New
York market.
, 1864-04-08
Qbifaqo Gribnne,:
FRIDAY, APRIL s, 1864.


S4EJ QNAAAONs'
We arc continuity told by both the rcbe
prints South, and tlle rebel prints North, thu
VIC caA never conquer the rebels; that ",
must cxterminate them before they will yicli
and great deal more of this sort. A vott
has Just been taken in Arkansas for new
and Jrte Constitution. The vote cas'
amounts to 1900; or oue-third the vo,1 ,as o.
the last Presidential election; and OF In'0
1900 all but two thousand a'e ~
sort; that is, they arc cast for tne 'fes WA
stitution. ,>,,.. of
In the light OF such fact what becomes o.
+h,s n.,.e1 assertion. Arc these Il ,0oo people
c-4c,1n,natcdy Have they all been put to
the sword!
But come may take refuge in the assertion
that these are only the old Union forces,
which lave been oycrbornc by the rebellion,
md now have been released; and SO return
to their ancient preference. The rcbellious
people Laye not been = 'tsubdued." But this
assertion does not hold. It may be the case
that some Of them arc such as. described.
Bpt ell plainly arc not On the other hand
they are just the class, Of whose unconquera-
blcncss We have heard so mnch. Numbers
Of these free State voters arc the men who
took up arms, Joined the rebel armies and
fought the battle through, ILL their State was
wrcnchca from them. When they saw them
selves worsted-tairly beatea-they gave it
up, and like sensible mcn went to work on
the new tack, and arc now aiding the aims
Of the Government, to Join the State to the
Union, and render 1t forever free. Precisely
The thing which could not be done, has beer
done The same thing has been done In Lon
isiana. Hahn, the new Governor, like CAN'T
Of arkansas, Was a rCbel-did his best Il
mike it effective; and, was beaten Hayins
tailed in the attempt, he yields the cast
gracefully, and is the Governor Of the new
and to be free State.
That ill The rebels will thus act Is not II
be expected, nor cvcn to be wished. Som,
OF them will be exterminatcd. They ough
to be; and we trust justice is not to be dc
fcatcd. but II Louisiana and Arkansas hav
such men as we see they hare, there are y.
inference such In other States; men who vii
act the part Of sensible people; who, seein'
the rebellion done for, viii give it mp an
take to the next feasible tAins-of forming
rcgcners4ted State out Of the ruins Of IL
IN
, 1864-04-08


Bp1L's HEAD, Monlny, Apri1 1t.-Ahout :, 500 fresh
and stole cattle IN the yards the opening tag
1urpy there would hare been less variation Of prices
II tne different yards. and some Of them would haTa
Of the opinion however that cattle Eerc high enough
as they nearly reached the rates Of Msrca s. Sales
to tho advance. and only bought imme wants
The free purchases one week ago lessene4 present
Government agents. several hundred remained undis
posed Of atnEht The qna!lty cattle vas scarcely
as good IS usual. though one or two droyes wcre
made q large, ut In nne condition for the
butcher. They realized strong l3c 2 ., this best sell
ling Tor what tho brokers Cd 16c though hcy WIN
pro.e ieXc on ths scae. when DE dressed. a. ssllers
gradcs went OF gowIy at lK31skc, the prtce Of all
sold aye.aEpg about making an aGyance q fa,y
tine cattle cost S7 cwt in Illinois, and 70 get
cost and expenses would REQUIRE moro ttan 1sc ..
hunired hcad At Albany, intending them for noIi
week. hut the prizes Of soday INDUCED them sotele
morrow viii prevent any further advance.
, 1864-04-08

E0Es-Tte receipts dutlnE the day aEaount to
about 500 head, aad the entsred aaes to a9.6
1t sec@7'3-bat chiefly at 81 !047t8 q 100 ~. TIE
preloni1 =ng features IN th5 market for some time
East haye been activity and runcas, with more than
the usual absence Of change. Whatever may be the
disturbing Influences 1t work In the monetary con-
rncrcial circles, there sppears no corresponding
movement In this Market The supply, whether
900 or 4,ooe. Is absorbed BY the activity
Of :hs demand, sna as customary thing,
ere nxhfau the receipts ofths day In the hands
ofrurch1sert. and fnot On their ay TO their respec
tive dest1natons, are only waiting the necessary
railway cars to transmit them thisherwsrd. We hsye
therefore No change to note In the market to-day
A few extra lots were sold at high figures; VIC note
&c note Of LIS hcad, fed by Hefner OF Lexington,
Mclean county, Illinois, weighing 22i ns, sold to
Ward 1t $40; prime lot Of 7ss head OF Missouri
Hogs, sold by ]. C. Eone 10 ". III. T1den, weighing
go ps $50 e1oss, aud lot Of 26l head, Weighing
213 na. were sold BY j. Adams to Il. Tabor at $755,
, 1864-04-08
uIlap's MA}of1ty 1ty-.-.-.......... GU
The Indianspo1iS Gdzftfs snys.

By resolution Of the various county cen
TINT eommittees Of the district, except We
believe. that Of Randolph, the soldiers from
those counties who nrc In the field are allow
ed to vote, aud return the result to the COM
nl1tees to be counted with the home vote in
determining the nomination. But ii Mr..
Julian has COO majority, the soldiers vote
will not overcome it, even If 1t should 60
against him, and Ms Coloncls Gross and Col
were at home, be i as likel; to get Us to lose
the soldiers vote. Afr. Julian il undoubted-
IY nnmfnnfed
, 1864-04-08
MARIN T. LIST
PORT OF CaIoAG0.

ARR1VEE.. April !.
Prep VpIou sprsgue, McCrsnHee, s1nartes-
BclE shsnghaf, Mcdonald, Grand Haven. E9 N lura
schz d srene er. w,@1aud Grand Ha.ea. q m lumber
schr Helen Eent. Cameron. Grand Haven ks m luns-
schr Marie, Taylor, Grant 1Iareu, ~ m lumber.
scht Robt Campbell, Gtancaaxar afaaa h4fea' ~"
setr Active. Campbell. Grand Haven IS m lnmbcr.
schr N Smith, smith. Grand Haven. 81 N lumbar.-
q q thirE!es. Ant u cords wood:
sehr Clipper City. Thompson, Grand Havaa. 1so U
ssnr @ A!yanee, Linn, Grand Earen. 1:5 n lumber.
Sctr NorwsJ. Esscr. Graat Havtn. lss n lumber.
SEbE EEce ON. Adams, st Jose ph, eD % lumber.
EcHf TEN, HEN, =. .:oBeph, - coftt1 uool.
sett ktS Sac1ef. Sln'cs.". Mau1tow.c, 24uc I tos-
senf Lene: LAssans Ma.itswoc >oo M .hlne1cs, 5ooG
schr Gsnne: Hoa1. Maoitowoc, = cords wood.
Scht AFEo. Dunnv In. kyHna Pier. III cords void
Scow Laufnl, Mcf CO, laaetown 5a M lnnbrr oo,ds
wood.
GLRAERb. .A An,1tr
Prop F. r. Hachus, Chass, Cranh HSyc;, II driSs =
Froo G. Aeazs. Hlodsctt. Lincoln, sunG1tea~
Prop Ottawa, Warren, Alskexon
Brig Mamptuns MAI pole, SILVER Crock.
Eehr Ebenezer. sl;tpson ke~anee, grocanes-
Schr Gcsnc. iIoae, Aani:eToc. 40 bris plasss<.
Schr Belle, Larson. Manttowoc,
SchF Mariner, smith, NauttoWoc.
Schr T. Spencer, N!elane. t;rand Haven
Schr Helm KEN, Cameron. Grand Uayen.
Ecbr Wln. Smith, Smith. Grand Haven
schr Clipper CtiF, Fs,i 7.oa. Grand haven.
Schr Active, Can oba!I. titau: uaren.
Schr EorwnS, Esson. Two iIsera
SEQ" trace a. Gteen. tiQlvcfsaa. White Lakt, $Ha-
Esnu TIt
, 1864-04-08


% Aou.s'' ''no WV w Gun A. vastucby 49, and the
PAoVnass y. tnu.aaA, 49, mon solid basis.
anmy' sno esA!' n'e p1rS prnnncrhc.ds nc1t fall,
WIN INC oe,ea. o4 su ~,nat co TO the wall,
~. Aous u, w., a.. coast entirely clear. 1t
can never again expect or clel1n ne'p 1fo"
| Union men after it las dees'Sea 'ue" III ~
dastsrdlJ 4 msnncr:
Duppel.
T1Iis place, before which some desperate
fighting wns going on at last accounts, is 3
FORTRESS which the Danes have surrounded
with a series OF ingenious and novel dofens-
es. The nrst obstruction which It's assail-
srts viii meet is m irregular line Of masked
ditehes, With sharp stakes firmly fixed Mt the
bottom to Impede the un1ucky man who may
fall through; next comes line Of caenaaz de
JTss, 'nen ano'Aes Oh 1afsse "an uspe; ano
nnA.s = eenu4on "s't tcnes 4AS.e1 =
simple out very eAecuve lmpeo1nen. ~ poeu
nnee oi ctfcumSa.a"-n u 'he oan'nn Guy luoe1s !.
nave cro"neo 'ooth seafpenu countelsessp VI
1he eafta"ofks Vain ofis'iing .'ne oi snasp
swords, an expcdient borrowed appafen'iy
from the French de'e naes OF inc ofeaca ~
-bada@os. BON "11Alh ano *aaou' tne VOTES
arc hSeo p'ahKs studaed WIN long na'ie, INC
poahls upwards, ana eoncealco oy nsnt
covering OF ca1ln- We musS aao 70 lhese
seil.l,,c naTts.
F.
E, ihe disappearance OF colored males III
Maryland progresses with astonishing rapid
Try. Recruiting parties with sou1-stlrrings
music and floating banners hnve only to
march through neighboThood to sweep it
Glenn OF it's black warriors. The war ia so
popular among these loyal Marylandcrs, that
its termination will end districts hitherto
dependent solely upon negroes for their Ia.
Dor, left destitute of Iabo7iog population.
A.a.. ~ ssuetsa :c.. .1;c. '1Ao ~. ~, sss
lcsh'Ancs ~ bIa,ss en'is.ss' Ano ~ 'o1n'
es1'es Sae* e*u.esse eocM - W eo
E The Alton Democrat Of Monday even
ing statcs that in the morning OF that day,
! as the freight train On the Chicago and
Alton Railroad was leaving the city on the
Usual uAne' o:9V' M"en '0D. 'u,ulns NV
| EncfTN 0D1Atne 8.
, 1864-04-08

LrSEaR FRH!aRr:.-A number Of lumber me1-.
Chants haya been IN town. tha past nw dnys from
r1hu4 localities rcira+ ortnx effect ch4rtets for
the shipment OF thar commodity either for the whole
or Part CT the c1..lAt sel-on y navigation. An
ctEer was M9de ffonl SA insE to Toledo At $too M
ftGlght .pr the three su::irF mon; hA which do
ctined on the part ri th:. vessel owner. The brig
Gladiator and schooAEr l. u. Coag were chartered.
the former from SAndScac.t to Toledo at t:.Da
the 1Atter from Eur Ledge to tha eamo point, at S2
2 for one tr1p.-netT0.t .tar. and 1'I3a1t, 6sh+
NAVIGATION 0rKN TO SA1rSAW.-The splendid
passenger steamer einleer arrived at this port yea
teTdAy morning fro SrEtaav direct. shs Left thare
Monrsy morning st SIX o'clock. and arrived At ST.
day, having little or no hindrance by lce.-Detrox
Free Press, IN.
V8ss1Ls ARrlvEp -Tho tolloxip. yessa.s tayo ar
rived up at this port: Er1E Irsquos. Schoonora J.
". Sargent, Ellen White, J. Christie. sco15 Swal-
low, e. Hill ST. -'oseph No. !, St Joseph No. :. and
one Other. name Unknown. The Sargent ls dtschaEE.
Ing coal nj Flttmaa coal Yerd. The Ellen White aud
swallow ure landing coal at tl.er's coal wharf. The
Sargent the rsk vfsBct arrive at thia port from
Cleveland she goes ~ PIT. Hurau, where shn t.kes
% earEo Of lumber for CleT9laal-Det. Free Frsss.
DrsAs1Ezs.-wc hnv-. TINS e.r1y In the season. to
chEoncle feW disasters, which serqs TO- give our
record m appearance 5uneHaat - natural"
The ting witch Of the West, which lett here en- Sun
day With ths schr. Otter In tow for Newport, broke
her wheel the river St. C1as. and will Consequent
" be laid up for repara-
The schooner CatagaQui {Briush) with load OF s1h
timber for New Baltimore, grounded at the head OF
Fighting Island yeatcfda7 nurnins, md pnca oH
BY the steamer Pearl. She IL from Rond Eau, wheta
size hss seen laid up durIrs the wlnte--ib-
, 1864-04-08
lsE2. 1868. 1aGt
DRY goods S1.o13503 $283:,2I9
General merchandise. S,57t,0i7 2,o1o5G3 S.34II
For the week. $t,o7LAB xs133719
Previously 1eportec.. .sS,Aj7N ~, ,511le6 57,t1l7


Total since JAM ef7, ,4E &63y37l1s6
Tile trustees Of the mortgage On tho Milwaukee
and Prairie du Chen Railway that Eey hage
drawn By lot $5p,e09 Of the mortgage bonds which
taey a7c prepared toay o9 at par and interest With
duccs the bonded debt Of the coneefn nom 32lIo %
On tho 1st OF January St present. The 90
Grafton Of tie sinking fund Is reducing the debt so
fsEt at 1! nay be safely assumed that the bondhold
crs EEI. next August and next February, very genc
tlcr bonds into rseferred STOCK Id order to oovlate
the 1sk Of having them paid OF cf by the trustees
And tic chances arc that next February the entire
bonded debt will he and tie net income
Of tie road left available for dlTIdeuds on stock.
FIRST NATIONAL. .DAEK.--A Bank with thu above
tile organized IN h. siy On the l2k Of January
rsretr hAye been approved by ths Comptroller Of
Currency at Nnshngton, and II was the Intention to
have notes readY circulate By the first Of this
month, but they hive been delayed By tha serious H.
ness 1t the President, 4. c. b(arsht Esq. They now
ns Yhe 70 ofeers = Of tas banE sre Mats TTst,dsa
q. s. Pcn1ed. Cashier; A. c. Marsh, Amos Green.
r, S, penDesont ThoH. Jasper, George Bond, T. Col
lins o. G. Skinner, Hiram Rogers and G. n. fomroy,
Directors. These gentlemen are among our most sub
stantial citizens. and tho Hank will command the
publican.
ETATE BAEH.-The statement Of the Merchants
Branch Of the Iowa State Bank shows healthy con-
tftion Of affairs In that Institution. The branch Is
con.tanty Withdrawing Its circrlatlnn and has thus
far paid specie when demanded for Its notes II has
only sisA Of optstand!ns Giscalan2a; d9e am9nns
the laigt erm Of ! Isl ,:l3a.2s.-DureHpaI Gazette
C1EvxIAsp AND P1rTsnnRG RAIEwAT.-The earn
fngs Of the Cleveland and Pitt3burE Il. L. for March
1a4. were as follows.
, 1864-04-08

The 1ast run Of Lunber to this part was lt1nt.cd.
The riyer did not remain IN Doauny order sulcieat
located the various creeks that eEpty Into Al
cgIcnT to reach that stream; hence the auonnt Of
the run this market did not exceed 10000 feet all
told--a1l Of which was disposed OF.
Greea IIMa Hodrds.-SAfes 6ooOao feet In lots to
lumber yards. ut so z M.
tAina}es.-1he market WIS firm Tha last run foots
up 10 60 eco n, which was disposed Of 1t $53lsa95Go
, 1864-04-08

The tots. ya.uo Of foreign exports from sais rnrt iar
shipnents we're 3oI hrls -four, ss brls ashes ss bu
peas SO ns cut meats ~ ns Lar 40 "a 9rt-
ISL box shocks, * - feet l.mber, bis applas-
, 1864-04-08


Escan IL 1rm cnll.r f.lr Inquiry t.r joboiac be-
We he ear Of no ruoyeE1cut Of 15tsnc9 Ia oth:s e-
scsipttoqk Prices nenaal .. 90 ,v5 III, New mss
pork e: al! od dc-s2.5oa!:, D.c,a shoulders at
1G4c, etdtt nj 17c, 3a{E ams 1T 1fEIli3c uncoYer.
edsngaE cured do az l5:s3ls.. .aa ean9Assed % !.
1Gr@11c Bulk eiaufders AZ 9xs, do side, u lie.
: ut lsc.
, 1864-04-08

Flour End Grain In Store In Chicago.
The following Is the amount Of Flour and Grain IN
store In store In this city on Saturday, April I'll, 1851
and compared with the corresponding period Of last
year; -3
, 1864-04-08

PEfln dolphin Provision MnFkee-April 5.
This Provision market 10 n11n, with further sales Of
greer meats and lard at full prices, including picked
hams as 1:ES1;sc; sides ut 11LllHc sh~ ul1eta nt 10
A1GAc, md 2eU ticrces l1zd at lie + n,
, 1864-04-08

L.
DErApsrrFFs--There has been moro nr1nuess IN the
na,le during the week, though there j. It'll an ao
;saE!nEy offered a9d such M soan,ands ia irce,. but
of e. e5nasa e5n
so =. bs 94s ne m a * +
VIII s aassns tsa se
i s.S sss ass ie
Eats!nE IN ~ 1esdnf articles he:f i iess feeiy
l,PenFfe Fef ,pf , ses5s
effected uness ut .edncslon ofGl. Hams and shout.
sfts
chiefly to the srade Cheese continues IN request At
f5eset A. aas5 esauiie; Which saIea
PATTERSON. BRo's & Co.
has been cea ana so sad
tnciu1sng Monday /: yesterday and to-day, however,
1 - @ 's astn
i@Prored during the psst wes caused prnespaliy s.
vi setsf a4 s oT Easa III
sSsay J ssss g
mests e g1de5 The ~ sa1s prisss sl
rsl Eet patched their expectations are Sely to be
whsst ana f1o1E RS mods5ats eessS%pItvs as:
psises sesTs Indian Corn ts;i sod
PnorIs:o:s-Deefot OF inc quality commands steady
sale. without change In value. Pork still continues
Of Is C bsrfc1. Bacon continues fair request at
quotations Ghcefe In moderate retail demand ut
full prices. Butter quiet and prices show declining
t.nuehcy: Lard moderately active, and any thing Inc
comTanlB onf e1tremH Quotations. TaltcW fr:n.
STEEL d CRAIG.
L1vEKPPooL, March q.
PEoyIsIoEs -Dnsness has been very dull this week
IN all Ont articles with the exception Of Cheese but
without any Important decline In prices This state
many overdue vessels Deer very quiet, anil to effect
sale! r. any quantity reduction Of Cd per ttece
Would tn neGcxsary Sales OF Reynnll Thomas Tntia
Meg n at sas. arftEals arc cleared landed
an. snd fn1i5 81 pes ,i1e w ioWes. saGes saies
bare been made cx quay, in most casas, to earn
freight for the steamers. nt cyen lower rates. Our
p!entiful Is lower; shoalders-a sale ii SIS Cd
1n1d-1rorc doing. aad no sweet offering under 53s
G., but EesE agiet. and easier 70 huy. Cheeso-the
state Of ths EnEsh maEke: makes It apparcn: thata
II fuI prices els pad this week for aehoce iet
SIS pcr cEt.
BH,iPsruTys;;-slnce the date Of our last. prices
alte1ston: The arrivals IRON New York haye been
ateyteE than for GONE time past, but the s1me quiet
feeling 20 frequently eferred to late, still pervars
me irs:e The attendance at yesterdays market In
clnaea q 2 lstger number q co1ntTy buJers thar Of
eumrssvc demand, nt about The same prices Is this
day week. FlouE-No special change Ii Qnotatlou1.
Int al descriptions much neglected. Indian Corr
Ihs t,ansaetions we're very Gmited hut holders re-
quIted former curEeucfcs~
TAL1oE-Ibc market has assumed . quIeter appear.
ance; 100 hhds North American sold nt 41s@ cd
cwt- BRuCE, eIHFsoX 4 Co.
, 1864-04-08

ne" OFleAaa CoEt0h NufKel-if1afch "a.
to-day, being Good Friday the hanks and public Of
Aces were closed, aui business psrt!av suspended,
but t<tif the Inducements offered by h.d6a brna .ht
- 1o1loEs - bales strictly Eood ordinary at 63 IS
good ordinary, Eaod etyls ns sSH II stretv Tow mid
TX. Yesterday q bales ulddllng sold ut nc.
, 1864-04-08

dnr ttsn on any prario1s day of the Npes1nch less
Inquiry being made than On Fhesv, and n, greater
, 1864-04-08
The Fifth Indiana Congressional Dis
trtCt.

The Union nomination for Congress in the
Fifth Congressional District Of Indiana was
made last Monday at the same time as the
township electiuu,. the candidates being
General Sol. Meredith, of the celebrated Iron
Brigade, and Hon. Geo. ". Julian, the pres.
cnt incumbent The result Of the nominal
inr election Mas Is follQHs;
, 1864-04-08


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