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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-17
REM' EIJY.


Cure warranted z directions sre followed.
Hssdrsas If Citisvms Of CkScs1s Aoss Ssm
psvmansatly Csrsd b. The 1edieias.
Call for Circular describing Ala Symptoms.
0ympt000
The symptoms Of Catsrrh - they generally
appear are II first very slight, Persons lind they
are more sensitive TO the changes Of temperature.
In this condition. the nose may be dry, sslight
discharge. thin and scrid, afterwards becoming
thick and adhesive. Al the disease becOmes
chronic. the discharges are increased in quantity
and changed in quality they are nov thick and
heavy, and are hswked or coughed on The &C.
cretlons are offensive. causing bad breath the
voice il thick and nasal; the eyes are weak the
sense Of smell il lessened or destroyed deafness
frequently takes place. Another common and
important symptom Of Catarrh il. that the per-
son is obliged 70 clear his throat in the morning
Of thick Shiny mucous, which has fallen
down from the head during the night. When
this takes place, the person may be SURE that his
disease is its way to the lunga, and should lose
q ne aSoss are tvs .ftv Of tie many Cassrra
A Single hottie will Inst . menth
ito be used three tllnes
n Day.
Te~tiBnOn1al.
From Hon. TAns. j. Turner. En- Member If Con-
Housr Of Representatives. and brand Masfer of
A., +. AID 4. ~ If the State Of HliNois.
FRgEPoRr, Oct. 81, 1853.
Dr. d. II. SERLYK:
Dear Sir-fn reply to your notice Of the 18th
lust, would say that was severely afflicted
with Catarrh for years, within became acquaiut-
ed with you aud bought two bottles Of your
Liquid Catarrh Remedy. Before had used one
bottle ! was scnsbly improved. and before the
second BOTTLE was finished was completely cured.
recommend the medicine to all afflicted with
Catarrh. Rcs'ly yours, THos } TURxEx
DIR. ID. III. SEELYE & Co.,
Sole PRoPRiEroRs,, Chicago, I'll.
sE Laboratory At Freeport, Illinois.
General Agents.
JOHN D. PARK, ......... Cincinnati. o.
WI. JOHNsON, ............. Detroit, Mich.
kN0 FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
Sold in Davenport by DR. Higgins.
iy2O-d&wIv
, 1864-03-21
POLITICAL.


The Mo,aitor, secession paper published
at Morgantown, West Virginia, has suspend
ed, and is succeeded by the Rst, staunch
Union organ.
Tile Union ticket has been elected by
large majorlties in Cape Elizabeth, Freeport
and Falmouth, Me. Falmouth, last year,
went Copperhcad.'~ ~
The Oxford {hfe.) Democrat tells good
story Of two members Of the House Of Rep
rcsentatives Of 1919, Sheppard Cary and Mr.
Leavitt, usunlly known as s' Old Father Lea:
yitt.'' Father Leayltt got the impression
that II he voted just opposite Cary he would
be sure to be right, and as Cary was. called
first on the list 1T gare Leayitt the cue how to
yotc. One day upon the call of yens and
nays Cary, for the time being, out Of his seat,
did not answer the call Of the clerk This
puzzled the old gentleman Lcayitt, and when
his name WIS called he hesitated, but finally
doubt whether be had voted right. At the
call for the absentees Cary voted yea. At this
response Father L. threw up both hands ex-
claiming, "thank. God nm rieht!': This
brought down the houEe., ::
The Tree State Executive Committee
completed Its permanent organization in
New Orleans on the 18th inst The follow
ing preamble and resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, It fs apparent from the recent suber.
na3o1ia election In rls State, that OF the citizens
OF Louisiana more than twice the number required
by the Presidents Proclamation Of Dec. & 1858, to
enttle State to readrafstion into the Union, are
anxicEs to- avail themselves Of that privilege;
establishing, henceoHh, IN the fundamental Law Of
tie State, tie principle OF universal freedom and
Whereas; such being the case, 1t 1 desirable that
TIE prceent anomalous condition Of affairs (but one
Of the three Departments OF the State Government
b. tnc repreEepted) ehonll be renedied as soon as
p Reso sfd, That lie Commanding General O, tue
Department having always. used his influence to
promote the interests OF the citizens there n; aud
manifested Willingness to comply With their re-
for the election Of delegates to the Constitutional
Convention, from that now fixed to the earliest
Rsfolted, That Committee o ftbrea be appointed
to Wait on Gen. Banks, and present the abpve pre-
aUble and resolution fdr his consideration and that
The same be published tn the Trae Data, Era and
County conventions to elect delegates to
Union State Convention were held in Ore
gon on the 18th nit: As far as heard from,
the people sustain the policy Of the AdulInis-
tration and 60 for IL e denomination Of Presi-
dent Lincoln. -
Tile Union ticket for Charter officers was.
elected yesterday in Burlington, N J., by
majority Of 1Go. Last year the Democratic
majority was 50. Agratifying change.
- The Washington correspondent Of the
+. New York Hos1d says that General Halleck's
friends are about taking steps to place him,
before the Democratic party as Presidential
candidate,
, 1864-03-21
: THE SILVER SHIP;
Or, -
The Bloodhound Of the Caribbean.
4 sPANtsE-AMERIcAN STORY, =
EY LOUIS LEON.

1ha tale is historical. and the main incidents arc
tiue-> The principal characters are CA11ocARaAs the
famous pirate. commonly called by the SpaasAme.t
cans Of his tines heoEa the proper name known.
FL Satusso dt u0r Clyfbe, the Bic odhound OF the
CarE1bbean-a title that arose from his TERR1B1Y Xys-
FERROUS way Of learning about tho movements Of
treasure shtps and tracking them, secret which is
clearly explained for the hrst timcln EUx
LEoL, the hammock.maker Of Iola Grande, who also
lives aud moves In hngolar mystery. CoUyT RzdLA,
Of Mexico, the proprietor OF the great s1yer mine Of
Regle. PADRE LAsso,, the priest Of lola Grande.
CAPTAIN ROMERO, the commander Of the gal1eon En-
cGntatoTa, the Silver Ship. SESoH NERLE, person
Of wealth and luxurious tastes, Who Aves retired At
beautiful villa On 1sa Gsande, and to whom IN extra
ordinary mystery attaches YoLA ayounE girl Of mar
velors graces ind 1oyeness, under charge Of Patra
lasso. and reputed among the Inhabitants Of lola
Grande to behs Mecca glorious typs Of he Spanish
American woman. : being Of sunshine and flowers.
over whose lit at ttt moment OF her Introduction,
rests painful my2e1y, in which Is hrtatcned ap-
Failing doom! 1oLEt LKoL. the fostersleter Of Don
RUIZ The COUNTESS OF Et11A. YoLA Is glorious
creations heah Ingenious young kture, IN whom
the lady readers viii be especially interastad.
mWe confidently look for an immense Increase IN CIR.
cnlat!on on this story and newsdealers would do well
to send IN their orders In time.
Betldes tho above great story, this fayor1tc family
touiEal VIII contain two other continued stories Of
great merit, Is we'll as rom EIGHT to TWELVE arst
Class sketches Of different Varieties arge numbe. Of
POEMS, and variety Of departments Of useful and
entertaining character, including "pleasaut Pm.
graphs" Alzthfn1 Morsels,~ !" knowledge Box
"Nems OF Interest," etc, etc., the whole go1uc %
form Of family newspaper which, Is freely admitted
By an who II, has not ta eQua1eaer in this coun
tsJ or tho old.
Price, i've centa tlr single copy 3ro per rear and
liberal te1ms offered to gc.lers up Of cluos.
, 1864-03-21


There m unusually latge attendance on Change
TODAY, owing to the reception Of Major Genera
Burnside. Tic general markets were nfmer and toll
craby active.
market sdTauted xaHc q bushe-w1th liberal sales
1T e1Its11l5s for No Spring anu &1o9a11o Tor No
EpstnE-tte market closinG steady at the advance
Old Corn was ii more active inquiry, and prices I'D
vaIced 192c q busnel-wth sales Of No Ut ss331c,
and No 2 at T8x@19c- Now Corn Was In good rcguest
aud Sc note liberal eales at an improvement or Xc q
buthel--No selling at s5685he, No ut 7sKc. aud
Rejected at sc. Nsu CsnalGorn, inspecsed No was
sold At range Of s1@ssc a1oat.
There wrs good de1uand for Oats and the market
advanced K@xc 2 bushel-wtth heavy sales Of No
at 6.h9Ghc for winter receipts, and 6a49slc for No
lin store-the market closing d1rn.~ Rye wA9 dnl-
light saes having been IN ~de At $tn04l.noL. barley
quiet and sales Of in store took place at
$lM and by sample 1t &l.3o for falr qnalty.
The maske. cfsIKhwtnes opened active and about
IL fowe1-but towards the close It became nsu,er
About 1900 bbs changed hands, At ss95ic-closlnga at
sskas4c.
Provisions remain firm, hut the offerings arc now
unususlly light and the mari et Is inattTc. To-day
about 200 bn1s OF Country andoursde City Mess Pork
we're sold at 5000, hut good city brands In re-
ot,et 1t 5000. Picked Hams scarce and ru, at
t7c It winch price We note sales Of 100 trss Bulk
McatE arc scarce ard nominal. Becf Hams arc In
good demand and Arm at s!a o. With sa1s Of sc bb1s
Ut that p1ice. Lard remains dul-wIth sales of go
tres city atcam at uHc-ho}ders generally Keeping
their stocks on the market At l.a1ahc.
Timothy Seed wss more rctlve-with moderately
lasge sales at s20o92o for Inferior to prime, and
500 for choice. Flax Seed is nrm-wlth sa1cs At
$tH@29L Glover Is luli and eanes-psaIrie seed
having changed haEds to-day at s6.75.
The market for Live Hogs te-day was nrm and mod
eratcly active, with eales Of head 1t 3d5ge7
chiefly 1t 3dS07-7K.
Dsef Cattle steady and active for prime quall
tier, but medium qualities quiet About ssokead
chaassd hands, at s4.e9ss s1H-mostly At $55Ass4a,
, 1864-03-21
FINANCIAL And C0aIilERCl3L,



SATURDAY EVENING, Msrch II. 19t4-
ne week has been an active one in all
oi ooftncse- Merchants. manufactures. bankers
commission houses, all seem to be b1ay-unusnally
70 ios the eeason. Bakers have had nll the pape1
cLcng the5 cared to discount The rates are nrm at
10 per cent. .>t.-
ne" fork e1ct:ngcis is shade closer today. I1e
ou91pe ps1ce - firm at tK9l5c: selling, n Tha heavy
aemand !o1 currency keeps dowp the price,
AeeoEdinE to dispatches to James Boyd Esq, Haak-
No. u Ilark STREET, geld ruled in Wall stroes as
loaoNa: At s:a A. H., iGeA 10, 1a.H; 1o15. 49,; r.
1917. -
Silver buying 1so@,aa. Canada currency 49, Legal
tender notes buying ". selling H. G6Ternmeat5-o
ponds buying 1cs91s8K, selling 1o9211o:
:: I'M PIE GENT LEGAL TENDER LoAs.-fhe Na'
Hooal Banks have been notified to stop taking SAD
Fe1tptions for the 5 per cent legal tcnder loan.
lnE MILWAUKEE, MONEY IAKKET-Monegis
at1o cent. for ShoEt loans. Exchange steady.
New Yoax IMPORTS AID Expos1s.-The Imports
and exports Of New York city for the 1aat week TeFe
as follows:
a:g.:si h;;ss;sa,;s 2sS ssss 81
Total. ............. ia;75.sls ts.2Nas. $3.50 y!
5Rssls 59ss I'm: stssal! 'ssas $
E5ss5;.: ' s ss's;5 ss sss: !s'SS
@AAA 3AElRA8s-10E Eank fBluIns 0t AHW 4oEA+
Philadelphia and Doeon ara a. follows to March Is:
New !ssss ! !sess's e'Issls!'G9 s RsS?sts:
Bostnp Salsoe0 7,G2,suo 0.so,oo Ss1i .!g1
fhuadelpa ss,ess,6B 4.o9.M 9.sos.sN s9nl,Es
sIetal. .si:7sloss sest 2I7 !se
N4T1oEAI 1aHKs-:The First Rasiouai nank. Co
lsnbis, w., hss =. made arrangement: 9Th tae Ex.
fsT Yorst ,eE redemption Of its circulation in st.
We tesrn that E Il: Ktmbatl has reaigned the ptest
denc{ Of the Yhild National Bank Of 81. Louis and
that Jas Rrittnn has been nppofated tn bis place.
Thos a. 6.oddard Il the cashier.
NATIONAL FNANcKs-Tha Issue Of Two Years Le-
gal Tender per cents has bcea suspended Tha fol.
low1ug official notice to this effect received at
New York on Wednesday morning last BY the Na-
tienal Banks: .s
TREASURY OF TnE UNITED STATES.
a. WASHINGTON, Tuesday, March H.
Subscriptions having besn received for the total
amt unit Of Two Year E1re Gent Treasury Notes With
coapcns attached which It proposed to tssuc you
notes 2fter the receipt Of this notice.
F.E. SPINNER, Treasurer s..
The foregoing announcement may be construed into
m indication that the new 10 70 years per cent Eold
bearing loan IL soon to be brought on the market
, 1864-03-21
Foreign Commercial. Circu1nr.

The frost continued with great intensity Up to Sat.
urusy since Whtn II hat bern mild ami wet.
Arrivals continue liberal Of au articles, peas sud
maize excepted.
There has been little doing in our trade enco this
ec'nnight. ra5ers .ho!u!ng oil in expectation Of
Of Wheat have not been pressing aelleTs, pending
The settlement OF matters In peImar1. Sales Of
to scs ID, bat Iese have hecn made principally 10
clear ships. Other articles have been Ii mod.
Az odas . market Ee bad far attendance. Wheat
sloT sna anont % r eell lower. Flour exceedingly
II and oa:s Of dae quality kssEee and such msIntain
sre ,cnt1 saic at ~ bos rrnctp nsnx pensa'
Peas Indian Corn In retail demand, Hthou: alter
elton IN Vnlue. = :.
PEoV1tIoSt-Betf in rather better demand, sad
hne qualities are held for slight advance. Pe!k
realized. Dacon Of nlf sorts Commands free sails At
lstc rAtes. Butter IN sa supply and all dne quail
without change IN sa!uc. Lard tEn. without ANNA
ttoA. STEEL & CRAIp,
, 1864-03-21

~ We arc glad to see that Congress is
:, 1t la5t beginning to wake up to mora vivid
sense Of the situation, and TINT the dtsposI-
zion to resort to heavy taxation is rapidly in
creas!ng. It is greatly to be regretted that
the taxes on Injuries have not been during
the mast year and half quadfupled. 1t
, 1864-03-21

~ W4R RDErAE1skxr. cAvAIRr B5zsau.
OYYIcx or CH11y QuARTxuxA AsrkNs. {
WAsnrN01oS, D. C., March !. lSs.d2 lS.2
nne hundred md twenty-five (sa ollas RST asae sae
ne3t thirty @ days, as the GovernT.n:H y aasticu
Sncako ~ Said horses must be s2una H. y ~ E p ycsrs
lar1, not Less than dTe Is, nor tsah nitv hvh
Of sge, from fifteen Q3) to a1tsen e, M Irro Irom
essdleNlse. compacty built, In good hcsn' IA"
A11 defectB, = .h. fs, ar mnr%
Payment will be made on delivery 81 eses K g. III
In vouchers certincd by Capt 4. E4srSbi srbisf a. IL
mills as4314s @e'@~' 0
, 1864-03-21
It. Lonls Horsc nnd Mule alarkct- Mar. IL.

TEese q veFy 1tlc cEansc 70 note In tho horse and
mind ior earrlsEe horses at $50 Head, aEd
there are few tn the market Gooa hn!n1as for this
demand for saddle hoEses, but for thee s4e price
is nominal. CaltfoInta mule. arc ST bs1ght, bat
prices arc not stiff at our last report Good AMI
mails o. this description may be bought for 3115.01a
stoAt while some arg held e h'sh as s22sso The de-
o.s continue hug cavalry horses 1t fl:o00 and nr-
tfli,Ty horsts It $1soo heau, At the rate about
forty day, HutJcct TO inspection.
he attendance On the safesat Mo.gan's stock mart
The week has rot been very throDs sed, u1d con
Gemncd Government stock has been sola- The ,salss
Of rri7ate hosses amount to Is head At an average
ihere have been sold at tho Gothic stab1c on Fifth
street the week ending to-day ut auction 81 heal
ofhorses ut an average ptice ct $sez per heal u
Eorsce are In demand nt &17sto Eco z head.
, 1864-03-21

The tobacco crop is OF the eatcat resources
tkls country for its foreign trade. OF this in 1866 the
North produced less than TX = cent. In 1861 IN spite
OF the war; crop has increased o-r onethIrd
-nll In the North, except what Is raised In Maryland
and Kentueky-wh.e the market price Is higher than
ever:
Tobacco crop in !seo,
Eatsed In Northern States................ 1l;7Sa9
Northern crop in 1SG2.
Northern crop in 1865.
Proportional Increase for 1SEl..... . S0
, 1864-03-21

TIE Rochester Express eays: We learn from the
Fngtccess office inst Tho waies Ttll he drawn from
ne canals aest Saturday The 19h ins taas tae oTa
lae mild Wea ber has been Qaite fs'oraele to ths r.
ice In the main trunk OF the canal Eser} thing heto.
kena early opening OF navigation.
, 1864-03-21


With considerable falling OF In tho activity and
nrness Of the Albany and Now Tork cat&lo markets
since our previous report rovers hays Wisely kept
back large proportion Of stock that wou1d. With
continuance OF tho previous active shipping demand
have been forwarded during the weck to taIs MARKET
hencn thero has NOT been corresponding dec,ipo IN
prices. Prime to extra grades have far,y .ntalncd
their previous position, whilst on medium aud COR.
tco Lbs, with more limited demand.
SATURDAY EVENING, March 1o..7hc daily market
opened this week. Sunday morning Is usual, With
sieht change IN tho views Of Eastern boye.s: .hero
was tho absence Of that extreme tuoyauoy which 10
consptcuousty marked tho daify proceedings Of the
preceding week. Tho reasons were patent to but
, 1864-03-21
AtSrEllanfnDg.
ulAHX..

mAHE.
IODINE WAITER,
A soluuon Of 1oD1sx N pu.s wArKK, W1Hcux .
HoLvKNT.
Il acts upon the
LIVER, KIDNKYB.
u78Ks1IVE ORHANet AND GLAyDULAA EYBTN1
Tbs grest succees which has attended the use 0
1oDts1 WATH1 In private practice. and the iudcF17
ment OF H1aH MEDICAL AUTHORITY, enables nj s;
recommend It, feeling confident that with tar
II WIN attest It's own e1celeneeln tho cure Of scxu
tna In all forms. Consumption, Cancer, Bronchitis
Heart, Liver. and Kidney Complaints, rtmples on II.
tace, Eheun&tisu, Eeuralgia, Nervous Affection
Female Weakness, Dyspepaia. Debility, e5ph1as::
Aereurtal Diseases, &c.
Full directions accompany each bottie.
Price II per bottle, or half dozen It ono ttnoo, u
Bold By drugEnts generally.
1opENK WArXR Is scientific d3acoyefy. nraraanr
only By DR. .AEDRR9& & Co, ,Physictana and clsza
ista, ~ Broadway. New York.
Sold BY BLISS d sHARF,
GGz1eFI1}-S{u KkWfa22f ia T4kA atfpAt EhtfaDA
, 1864-03-21

1otAl
It II said that owing to the great depth Of snow lp
the woods eboye Pembrokc fully lhisd Of the timber
will te 1rft In the woods until next season, A lefRc
rnct OF lala ulcEly wooded and ahoundng with plae
has teCn explored on the 0reongo branch OF the Ms
Improvements on the Opeongo, which, il Is said, c3n
be made for md which, Is hoped, the govern
neut will cause to be done.
, 1864-03-21
lI)irago Wrlb1lue.
MONDAY, MARCH 81, 1854.


MONDAY, MARCH el, 1864.
YrEE WAR WITH DENMARK.
The proposition Of England for Confer
1t4to settle tho Schlesu'is -Holstein DISPUTE,
uss not yet been accepted by Denmark. The
military situation is not changed. The posi-
ton Of tie Dimes Is very strong one The
dcfcnscs Of the town Of Duppol consist Of
len formidable earthworks, cacl command
ing the others, till they rise to the summit Of
1lc lill dominating the Alsen sonnd. Placed
in these with their backs to the sea, where
tlcy can hare the mid of their gunboats and
.1c batteries On the island of A1sen, they can
on1y be driven out at q prodigious sacrifice
of life, The Allies have made one cdort and
hccn rcpu1sed, and Gen. DcA1ezn Expresses
t},c belief that Duppe1 cannot be taken before
1,c end of Mny or beginning Of June, under
Tic most unfayo1nble circumstances to the
Danes. ~ So
Among The conflicting interests which con-
trol tAs action Of the great powers, and the
variety OF principles and precedents which
mr. set forth in defence Of the opposing po-
sf,ious, no one Is more conspicuous than the
nriuciplc of nationality; or the right that
cacl, people has to union In one nation with
a scparatc aud independent existence. Ac-
cordinr to this principle Italy belongs to the
Itn,ions. Poland to tile Poles, and every Ger
,,.r nrnyjnce to the Germans. This party OF
nat;nnnlitIcs, is the Revolutionary party Of
f1,e Continent, and when 1t does not accord
in feeling and action With the liberal, or
,-....,tyo 4,od. nf Errnnr IN rnore 1r1,o7r
denoetatie tn1.s ~ ~. -, M naey
TO coh11o' tue ,nu tas' ~ e.ato1 ~. a.lo M oneu
By It. IL "as pe.napS ~ -r...s su,,4 1aa5
the strongest aspiaaoa o'..: =. ~ peome VI Eu-
rope, II mol 1ot i": o."s Me1ttuuoass
bnt aor .osc 'neal.aas ...as ~ uas1olty;
and oi 1iie t"o aspi'a4oue' Luz ~. tae.eF Is 1ne
Dos1 ac''Fe ano uom4an- ta1s II 7ao"o
ny Tue WY III "ns4 tAe os4mou oeanoesauc
lmrts has occn tn1aeeo uuuc9 tne cry taat
tue Duen'es "c9c oe'ma1, aao oslonss.
cd TO ef1nan,, ~ lena themselves to
the ases :" .aeum aao tfussaa IN q
course Q! poney a.eet!y noslne 70 ali
liberal and aenocfaue pfaacaple. but not
only do the German revolutionary party re-
joicc in these 6erman PROVINCES being united
with Germany, tue same party In Trance,
Italy. and all over Europe, are equally glad,
~ 40 80 e sats -, o-.,,1,,. s,1't,a ;. a plu
eifee' ~. ..ln". "1.4.s 4seAaousa-
Ct p1eeeu>u1 ~. -, v' .s. "1a 4nose "on-
ocf,ul eonnees. 1ne 1nlnclpie o. naItonalty
Is asso 1naan'a.1,eo " ene Emperor o' It
oc'ng IN 1oea Napoleonaenne' ano one which
1c at'emp1co 10 "o[h OUT IN ltaiy ny tue
italan campaign. u tne nauonaaty ps1nci-
pic is to DC applied 70 Inc oacn1es, and they
arc 10 ec tfanstesfco 10 Germany, Then 1t Is
sald let It oc al3pllcd elsewhere, and the m ap
Of Europe be Tcconstructed- Let Roma1a 1and
, 1864-03-21

The total receipts Of Beef Cattle during the week
ending to-day. amonnt according the dally returns
posted Change, to s59 head. This Is 23 less than
wefo received last week and ~ heAd less than the
corresponding week Of last year The daily receipts
Ut the various yards compare ~ follows:
, 1864-03-21
Cnttnn.

Tic following statement ehowa the great Increase OF
cotton produced In other countries especially In tho
East Indies aud Egypt. Imports Into Great Britain
, 1864-03-21
NEW YORK Dry GOODS nIaFKET,

lE Ao4i4 Aat y. !. independent, MafCh17.l
Inerc has oeen sonc IN the tone of the
tes hut It's !a AgaIn depressed them However cog
siderable sales were effected during the oQoy9rcy OF
golo. cotton goods have been more active. Iobhefs
M Mhohen1 e mote 1 5se Ie stock OF prints being Light
ton 70 limited. Both bleached aud brown shee.iaga
and better request and hoIdera have
aaSaosea fnes pf1se, DEiii5 ase II demand for army
nrm, but Gotten Itans are lower Sitiscs 1icEs aud
: denlns are dull. sttnrEa1ps ara ii Eood ren-..f
Nooiers Of home pooduetionn nre dull. Tho few. new
and desirable SITES Of fancy cassmcrcs alo1e sell
style IeaetiSc. and prices wIont chanee Sassnsss
ere dull. Fms lackdoeskins nrt waatsI Ue5irlbie
STYLES 81 sacktEg art act1ye with Small stock TraIs
IN foreign goods are chiefly by auction. The sale3
ths SIT actaaii5ss. lie Ils t aoIi 1J
rather stimulated buyers: The demand TOT forelgn
fabrics tho high prIc is Yerv grsf
and ts tncEeasnE The taEte Of the consutuers rnns
largely In 1fs direction The shoddy rc6 who nun.
c1es, md must thus eend their morey abroad ~ ma
whatever stimulates the sending OF gold abroad tsn.s
further to enhance prices a:bfE. Dealers, howeyer
are cautious. and only buy 70 supply immediate Or.
Ha
less 50. unless for new .stI!es. aeEnan and FToach
with small supply Black doesstns ars scatre and
wanted. Desirable nncy essameses also arc sought
grades OF melton are much Earted There Is not
1uch doing in silk goods. PLAN goods sell Ut rooi
rrtccs. Blacks hare adyenced. Choice fancy dress
etlks are trmly held, under q moderate demand The
waiiing for expected offerings at auction Ribbons
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The following are the wholesale net cash Drlcaa of
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