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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-12
n Mississippi and Missouri Rairoad.

Il sins I'M ~ QIicago tisss, sASch = tselvs ~
sess tester than DsseaDoss tisss.
(,N AND AFTER MONDAY, nov. 18TH
~ 1s63, AAd until further notice, passeuees
tf. ina will leave Dsvsnpoet - follows:
sos A. (. tor Grinnell ana Washington.
xtv r. y. for Iowa City and Auscatins.
TEAMS ARsIvs A. DAvBNPo14 ~ polLOvn,
$50 r. N. from Grinnell and Washington.
A.l5P n. from Gfinnell and Mascatins.
Tie s00A.n. train out Of Davenport nakesdirsst
COL nsctions - 0finne!i, Iowa oley end Washine
~ with the Western Stage CsnpAny' sstAgso a.
III ,oints West, 6outa-west and North-weot.
Trains from the West connect q Davsnpere
wi.h trains Of the Chieaep aad Rsek lSlAnd kAal
eoad for al points East, Nof>A cd South.
Pssusagse6 ~ seuf11ed = ~ nsoenlv q
Qlvlng distinst diseetisne - - ~ d11noo1ea e
oaeiv taesaee, alonto pssoagsllsnnoDo nh11o
4. - 80 y.4aaoy. suu1suv4
bss.sss:.sz ~ y: s l3h.-1s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-12
Chicago Il Northwestern RAILWAY,

1884,. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. l001.
For Rookfofds Beloit, Frssport, Galena, Savanna,
y. esvills, Madison, LaC1osse. Prairis du Chen.
~. PAUL, Fond du Leo, Oshkosh, watsrtovu,
Beriin, and oil points In Wisconsin. Minnssota.
Northern IllinoiS s.d NostAsen 1oaa IL. Chisoec
se1 North wsstssn Railway. Rsnaine thseuSh
without ehsaseef ear - Jssssville Wa4osssvn.
teod d. Lee ed OskosA ,and eeaaesS1ae q Pral.
re d Chlen ~ LoCspese With speoodt1 Paeheae
81 Rsints - The Aississippl. River.
Trains iesvs Chicago - sellsvs.
e:l6 A 4-Dsy Expssss.
S:lo A A-Way Rsseeneon.
S1oP 4-Jesesville asa 1seklsea oeeeunsno.
tiea.
: S:S0P Knight Expssss.
- New and eisesns sleeping cars are rus
% al Night Trains, asd patent sentiila led en-
with patent dustsfs attaced 20 ali day trains.
0EU. L. DUNLAP, sup't
1.Os WITT Ro1nsoe Gent Ticket Ag'L
mv1.N
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-12
DIR. Q. W. ROBACK,
Nneannaa- Ohio. pronrie4or ~

Stomach Bitters, Blood Purifier, Blood
Pills, Catawba g. Swedish Brandies,
q a. COOk, Chicaso, GenI AT
osll q Wholesale IN Chicago By FULLER, TINCH
. YULL4R, and Ill Druggiaa.
- Country Merchants and Dealers supplied y
AZ C10SKEY, and q. n. BEOKWITH, Chicago
Gaay
Sold in Davenport by +. Jscoby, jr., 3. s. Bal
lord, Stevenson i USrnahan, /. J. Wells, g.
Sohlegcl, Ditzcn L Koch and N. kovac..
Sold at wholesale by Beiderbecke l. Mille- and
r. ReldeNig my2S dAw
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-12

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ordinary success u ny Asdy ara $780, S1sss ID
called to visit In disreee. 70 Tegoleee NJ G1D q
digestion and purify tn blood, they ars ~ very
bert remedy have ever knOWn and ooa conf
IDENTIFY recommend them 70 ~ fftende. -
YeaSA IN HINES.
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Ceaaeapaseon, Csselvenen, DapoeuAeooe
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are worse behave cosa1epaess = ssl11ao1s = TN
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-12
n ieaeo and Resk island llallroa

WAN TER ARRANGEMENT. 1904.
AMI AF7Ek MONDAY, NOV. 10. 1850.
~ aad uatil further netiss, trains wiii lssvs
- ,snpost daily. Sundays sassptsd, - follovs.
~ mall train at....-.... .8.25 4. 4.
- atghs $40 r. =.
Ains arrive q Davenport daily, Sundays =.
ee,stcd, - follows:
~ niHuv cypress ob. IS 4. n.
- daily express and mail train at. sos =. =.
ALI trains over this are in direct connexicn
e1sntsaeo WITH trains over both the Michiesn
eathrn, Michigan Central, Pittsburg, ForS
Whyna ana Chicago RailrOad TO and from Dc.
oUit. Tolsdo, Oolambus, Cleveland, Cincinnati
IL lburg, Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niaear. FaIls, Alhe-
- Nsw Yssks Philadsaphia, BAli{msrs and Wash.
S15nnnD - ranindsa u Ne Asssssity 4
NVSng Guo1not 1lFoetlons - 70 the destsnAAlea =
III - 80 70 Iguoase tie1ete bGgno tan-
61~ 3(<4o66 - ~ e1aob - theeonAnooqn 81
NG1o en1Y3o $1,000 - - H. Z ~ o.
:! & !. sss'''''''l,5;SS
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-12
DR.. Ssoeet,s
INrALLIDLE LINHEnr
Great External Rene1y,

lSr Rlesmaism. Gcss. Mwrslsis. Lsstegs, Ss;t
Abek cd je5ntas Asoiss, 0e0isss o. ~
Wss.xs. rs'ss, lssSssas: sss - Aass-
htetisssS &svpss disssjssa
Eos y = $50 y - 0s1r - sseale
espsssl i2sa g ssaips & b. OSss1sa1vss4 q
CcsAeetleut, ths faases hooe seteee. aoa Aaebese
uesd = his peaseass ~ nseo thaa tweety yeam
Nth tho nest a1oan1Gn0al ouooo0.
A. An ALlsvTAaoa % Pam, q y uaslvole1 -
s.y psspss..isn befsre The yssus. 81 sAieh tAs
This Imminent viii ears sspidly ssd radically
Rhesnstis Disosdsss Of svssy kind, asd II thea.
saads Of casss where Il he's boon used u hes nev.
q Sssn known TO fail.
Fos NsrRAla,A. It will afford immediate relief
In every case, however distressing.
Il Will relieve the worst casse Of HBApAcHp In
tafee minates aud u 70 wssrabsed 10 do 10.
TOOrHACHE also will IL cure Instantly.
FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY and 0sueral Las.
sitnds arising FROM impsudsnss Or sxcsss.t this ls
iaent is = most happy and unfsiling remedy; aet
iae directly upon the nervous Hssuss, Il stssogth-
ems and rsv6ss the sysesa and rootoeoeit - elas.
ITCHY and vigor.
FOR r1LES.-Aa an external remedy " slaim
that u is the best known, end ~ challenge the
world 70 produce IN sqaal. Every victim Of this
distressing complaint should give IL trial, for it
will not fail to afford immediate relief, and II .
majority Of cases will effect . yedioa1 care.
QUiNSY B SORE THROAT are somstimss q.
tremciy malignant and dangerous. but timely
application Of his Linimsnt will never fail 70 cars
SrHAlS5 are sometimes very obssinass. Esd
enlargement Of the joints is liable 70 occur II -
elected. The worst CASE may b. conquered By
tnls Linimen. In two or three daYs.
BRUISES, CUTS, WOUNDS. SORES, UL-
CLR,, BURNS sCALDS, yield readily g The
f nss:'si.' n:s'icf H,sP;s: q DE- swss
y dirsct,ass; slso OHlLBLA ms, HROSTHb
FEET, 4 INSECT BITES 4 yCA.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-12
FoRr MONROE, Feb. IL.

FoRr MONROE, Feb. IL.
Is Gen. Wi.tar and his command ar
rived safely at Yorktown this morning.
Late rebel papers say that the court
house at Mobile was burned on Satur-
day.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-12
The Daily Democrat and News
A. G. SMALLFIELD, Agent.
rrpNc nr oupcCOIprf0N

DAiLY.-l5 cents per week,p >, able to esrii ere.
Nail and post-othce subscribers, 81 90 per anuuw,
payable in advance.
WEEKLY.-$2,eo pcr annum, in adv nee.
In Clubs at tn o following
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-12
HRADQRs ARMY OF the PoroMAc,
Feb. IL.

[Heisla's Special.
Since the late movement fewer de-
serters come in than previously.
On some parts Of tho line the rebel
pickcts shoot at our cavalry pickets.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-12

4 0nnff1rAn. ~ WIZ AND no
IA O<1moo. 1870 = pGoouPsoon10, - go
9 tksn6 10on6 Ia ru4s61o mmDoIs - h . 49,
slse nooe1ing Hoeeo. Csot - a eotest 49, -
eDsuss : rcd 100. sAdArees g. Psss OO.ss,
Dsvsersr fste
so76 70 1l6O per Month";
THE lfrrLE GIANT sewlv0 NAcRtSE
i COMPANY veeten Agsee q eeea eosnsy
vi,h sause, scrse.lfises ss1 mia Asedlss. We
Viii nav iibsrsl salary ssA sxpeusss, Or give
large counission. FOR pasttsslafs, terms, -,
enclose 6tanp, ID sddssse
II. 3 PAGE, Toledo, o..
0en'1 Agent f6f RE United States.
fsb9-dlmAWSm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-12

from Kew. ]. Newton Brown, D. D., kditof Of The
Encyclopedia Of Religious Knowlsdgs.l
Although not difpossd 70 favor Or recommend
Patent @edicinss In general, through dis,rust Of
eheir Ingredients and effects; yet know Of no
sumeisnt reaacns WY nan nay not sessisy -
wnss - bslievss himself to have received ~
any simple vfsparstion, IN the hope ti-t b nay
tn 40 contribute ~ the benefit Of Others.
do this more readily in regard 70 hooAas a.
German Bittsrs, prepared BY Dr q. n. Jackson, of
this city, because was pfejudicsd against them
for many years, under the Impression that they
were chiefly an alcoholic mixture. am indebted
to my friend hcbeit Shosnskes, Esq., Tor the t.
encouragement 70 Try them, when suffering from
great and long eontinaed debility. The - u
three bottles Of these bittss q The bsginnise q
the present. ear. wss follow ID BY evident relief
and restoration 70 degree Of bodily and mental
vigor which had not felt tor six months bsfoss
and bad almost dsspsired Of rsgsining. | thses-
tore thank God and my.frjsnd for directing me u
the use Of them. J. NEWrUN BROWN.
PHILADRLPalA. June 13d. 1861.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-12
BEWARE Or coUHrERrE1rs

81 ..afi11sH j Il A taHss7 fHusEy y. II. M NJ III sa
ga saais1F Nos xIMoA IN
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-31

.CAvcvs.-To-uorrow is the night on
Nh'eA our town pancas is to be held. Cam
ditates are busy, but as Set no hard feeling
have been engcnd red, and we are glad that
the cau:us is 50 near, 50 That none may be.
We Only hope sVcry3ody who has rish; to
vote Will tur3 ou', SO that the very best
delegation that can be gotten up may be Sc
lectcd. 1t the people $e,cc: thoir rllicera
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-31

THOMPSON has gone east to buy goods.
and though his store is now filed with a
splendid assortment, he esefers that bis ad
yertiscmcnt should be blank, until ho GETS
back when ac viii speak for his new stock.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-31

4 vaFSsaJ:s resrt Tvss f9aa;s \ fa,v tsrs
s'n>c. in tbs river nsar. T.aastas. t. Was
contained sa = csssutaon e1asss.~ / l,safesxs
tsaa ts+fcs'ssa,i tAe nsart. t2y5ss II j ssssn
y. Se}3 tisgTettr. 49, So sss.yr4. - :"
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-31

"CEuAr JouN' ni! move into his ncy
store IN LaWlhcrs bi.ck Io-morroW Nov
10 kou:.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-31
New @zrocery Store !


f>~3. A1*}tieFt, IEsstsres as.sr.. syesisf IS
astaz.sssssss. &g&9e &~esssss, NsNs4a aEsse4 b
S$255s &1F} st:s S@EGEss n st,$ Faxye 81 <su<42-
s5ssS : - tsse t.ss t5ia. Ess s zarxyst -.
So sRgssse @&sayssss - llastsGs- t W i
S&5 sEyss rs S's sageFs pst5sss aas st -acesTa.s
rS.tEs. "a. II s--sv .==@E :. -.-.s.. = %ss&
Mr. ssst<s!fv T. d
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-31

Hale! is Dc ny big business with hi:
new son1s, they 20 Oil ike hot csk=s.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-31
sk'ETsAE4 T. N ssTEgEs.
Letter List,
NO. q

ELECTORS remairines unclaimed in the Post
Office At BED Wing, state Of Minnesota Aug;
S}st 1884. : +. : ...
e=zEgf->ro obtain any Of these letters, the ap:
plicaut mast call for advertised letters, give
the Jatc ot this list. and pay one cent for ad-
vert%ing.
.sEF- 'not called for in one month, they
will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
Free delivery Of letters by carriers at the
rG&tten~4a of owHers IN cities uhd large towns
n.ny be secu cd by observing tLo following
rules:
!. Direct letters p}aiuly- to the street and
uun1hcr, we'll Is the post Office and State.
.. itrnd l1vtrl ) wish the wr.er's post office
and State. street and nn.nber. sign them plain
iy with .uI i)a}no. "nl request THAI answers be
>Wrett@,? :>c"r,tiE:'y.
). i.l!ttis to strangers OF Transient visitor
IL {! lH"u O. city, whose sn1c;a! address may
be unr,own, should be ma, ;e'l in the lower
1:.,' hand corner, with liza word Transient
Tlar- The ro:;a5c stamp rn be upper right
; ha>li c"In>r. r.'HMl have space hc5vcc.l tho
r.: st4tn, ~t,,t ,:!r, >;"n i,r ros.-n:u1 iii, z
"; H",,t tutcGlalu! ":t&.lle Writin@.
y. l;..---. rvGlIcH4 Tor t!lo .rtnrn Of lottcr
~ tic WiirY: .iui}!1>.! '>i,i. Al days Q:
les. 1'r..":l - }.Ti,1t:>t with TIE wr;7or's name
,n;ot~1fc", ant Stact. GrTosi Tho Lett hand
oni Dt ;iio .'tI',,,'. The iuHe .il, Will be
com Lied y i!I 4, the usual rrc,,uil ratio oi
"!''o>S;sa. payable Wcn, TIC lcttc: is deliver.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-31

Al kinds Of Tin, Sheet iron and Conn,
w|fk manufactured 70 order bycxperioncsd
I. kren.
JANUARY . 1858. nc24v7
, 1864-12-14

not very achvc, with esles OF 75o tcs prime steam
at s2G@i-an advance Of }c on yes.erdayts quota
tons. The demand at the improvement, however,
was light. White Crosse is firm at 1s11s}c: Yel-
low. 1rQotC5c Z .llow Is sdu held firm At 17e.
Dressed Hogs wcro active at IN advance OF Sc
Per 100 1bs, with heary sales at range Of $f4009
1595-chieHy at s145o and $15.oo, dividing on
zoo lbs.
Highwincs were in good demand and arm at an
advances Of 1@1ic per ID, With sales at $3.50
1+s1Fclodng firm At outside quotations.
There was buta Light inquiry to-day for Flour,
und the market ruled quiet, though noE,inal1y
without change. The sales foot up 100 brls at
S:O.GOn1l,s5 for white winter extras $3.50 for
red winter extras; S8,e5 for spring extras; and
<6.s5 for spring supers.
The market for Wheat was dull, and prices ruled
somewhat easier than On yesterday, hut without
any very material change About 81, 600 bu changed
hands at T1s0@1s7 for No. Red; ITO for No.
Red; $1.75@1.76 for No. l Spring; and $i.H for
No. Spring closing FIRM at S1.751 D1.75t for No.
Spring In store
The inquiry for Corn IL still limited to small
parcels for Immediate use, and the market rules
quiet. To-day there was somewhat easier feel
ing, and the market was scarcely so firm. Prices,
however, continue irregular, being governed by
location. About A,00o bu changed hands at oo0osc
AuE NeW. 1neFe YVES uQ1AlNg uDluE IN Olu OF EAf
Corn.
There was m active demand for Oats, and the
market ruled buoyant at an advance Of 1G01}c per
bushel. Towards the close, however, the i'm
provemeut was not entirely sustained. The sales
foot up III, 600 bushels, at 6sf06o}c for No l.
closing firm at 6s4 GG9c.
There WAS a better dcmand for Rye, particularly
No and thc market advanced fully Sc per bushc1,
With sales OF No 2 In etoro at S1.a3. We heard OF
no ea1es Of MOL.
There was IN active inquiry for Barley and the
market shows an Improvement Of 1R1}c Der bu
with libe1nl sales Of old No. : at SI55@t.8o In
store. New inspected No. abrought 81 so in store.
Rail Freights here advanced 13c on 4th class
goods and 2Gc Per brl On Flour, to New Fork,
Boston and Philadelphia
In Hogs tho market has been very active, and
prices ruled firm, with further advance OF 1oGo
15c per 100 ns on extra grades. Entered sales at
the various yards, Il, 1913 head at *11.s0D1300; 3;
chiefly ut S11 @12- 90 per 100 1bs.
Beef Cattle were moderately active, and in llmi-
ted supply. Entered sales, 1,535 head, ut Sa,50O
$50, chiefly at s40005.00 per 100 rbs.
LATER.
In the afternoon the Provision market Was ycry
firm ut the advance established on Change. Mcss
Pork WAS in demand ut 9H.T5Ga3S. 90, and Primo
Meas Pork Mt s; SEQ, but packcrs we're holding at
S3s.51 for Mess, md % for Prime Mess.
Sweet picked Hams were firm at 1ec, and Beef
Hams at E2l 90.
The Grain market was neglected, and prices
were nominal.
, 1864-12-14

TUESDAY Ev4SINo, Dec. 13, tata
HOGS-Rccclyed at the various yards, 1i.l35 Hogs
Entered ea}cs a.tes head, Al y1ts1laoo chiefly at
$tl.5o@1a00 p 100 ns,
The market opened this morning With Compare.
lively sH oil number of Hogs In tho yards, owing to
the detention Of nearly al tho stock trAus some o,
tie principal Of which had not arrived the close o
theHarket this evening. The demand has been marked
by extreme nrmness. ind on extra grades VIC note a
further advance Of 1cslsc 100 os yesterdays quo
tations- Some fancy lots have realized very extreme
prices, OF which VIC note r head from Davenport,
Iowa. sold by j. Grdley to shortha.er averaging COZ
s at $50 also 20 head rron Scponset Dureau Co.
sold By Fuller to Loomls, averaging 32 ns s130o
100 Resides these other very extra grades
Of higher weights have sod at the highest prices ever
paid for similar Hngs In this market.
In point OF quality, tho stock sale to-day has Sci!
dom, fever, betn cualed In this market before; and
to this may be attributed the high range Of
prices presented In appended sale lLst The de-
aaud continues almost exclusively in tho hands OF
city packers the principal OF whom buying freely
whilst Others fearing tumble In Gold, nud conss-
0uent depreciation In the yaue OF Hog Prodxct are
doing little. limiting their transactions to occa
slonal purchaser
Eastern shippers nrs buying with moro than ordI.
nary cauttsn. having two rather serious difficulties
contend vith-oue the uetunting character Of the
ExEt. m markets. and the abort supply Of on all
The railroad routes. Owing TO the latter there nn
usual uncertainty Us to WHEN Hogs can be shipped
WHEN bought.
Tie market throughout the day has maintained y
Rrtat degree fnruncsa and activity. As fast A. tho
trains arrived And uuloard, tbs stock ch,ugcd
hands, and afer tile Ordinary transactions Of the uay
closed buyers were still the lookout Tor tbs
tagging trxins.
, 1864-12-14

There WIS large attendance On Change to-day,
md the grain markets ruled quiet with the exeep-
tion Of Oats, which were active and buoyant.
The Provision market was greatly excited and
unusually active and buoyant, The CRY Of "shoTt-
crop" hes produced fever among operators, which
has been impaired to outsiders, This has caused
q very active speculative Inquiry, and VIC have to
note a material advance in nearly all kinds Of
Hog Product. Wheat, Whisky, Dat, and all nun
ucr OF spectators are in the market to Lay Pork
nearly all Of them with exaggerated notions Of the
profits to be realized. Mess Pork, which yestar-
day was very quiet, WIS to-day active at m ad-
vance Of $40 q brl With ISLES Of about 100 brls
last night and to-day, at fs6.50 0o-the market
closing firm at the extreme outside quotation.
Prime Mess Pork was also In brisk demand. and
prices advanced s1.0o q bsl, with sales Of S,soo
brls at sS5.00126.Q .Q0-closing with m active de-
rpand at the outside qrotation-se11ers generally
holding at see.5o. A lot OF 800 brls Clear Pork
WIS cold at si1.0o. Extra Prime Pork
was In limited request, aud We note
Gales of 150 brls at $1,000. Bulk Meats were in
good request and i@}c higher, with sales Of 1000
Ds Shoulders at 15ic loose, and 100000 Ds do, de-
1irered nt Peora On 1st Of January, at 16c loose.
English Mi6dtes were in demand at 18c for G. c.,
19e for s. r. and a0c for s. c. and L. c., bat they
were held of the market at higher priccs. Sweet
picked Hams we're actiyo and hrm at 17f91ec,
with aales OF 750 tres. Green BANS were IN
good demand and firm at 18a@16fc from
che block. 1a-d was IN fs'r request but
, 1864-12-14
C0HA1EKCKAL,


WEEKLY REv1Ew.-During the past week, tho
chief feature in tho general markets has been the
unusnnl aetivfty in Provisions. Owing to the
prevalence OF "short crop" opinions, strong
speculative demand has taken place in Pork, and
we note an advance In Mcss Of $500 and in Prime
Mess Of $4.C0 per br1. Lard has advanced lie q
h. Highwines advanced &c Bgallon. Flour with
out decided change. Wheat advanced &C. Corn
&C. Rye advanced 9c q bu. Barley shows an ap-
probation OF 1G61Se-
The following t1ble elbows the movement In
Flour, Grim, Provisions, Live Stock, &C., in this
city, during the past "a hours:
, 1864-12-14
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET.

TUESDAY EVENING. Dec. 1a, 1861
Trade Is very active among our Dry Goods men,
and prices stifE, with somewhat uppish tendcn-
CT, although there has been little OF no advance
for sometime. An agent representing one OF tho
largest houses in New York, telcsraphs as fol-
lows, under date Of yesterday: 'At agents,
Aliens Prints have been Withdrawn; Americans
arc held at 81, net; Lawrcncc37; lancaster Sc. AT
jobbers, American prints 81: Merrimac II; Len
caster, 81; Aliens IS. Market tendency upward" ;"
, 1864-12-14

BEEF CATTLE-Raccired to-tlay, 1,4H head. En-
tered sales ct tho var1oE5 yards 1 head, 1T 81 $40
80; chiefly at si.1etas.Do per TO ss-
There has been little In the transactions OF ths
ktt to-day to notc Tho receipts continue c01npnra-
stvcly light and In point Of quality very largely con-
slst Of medium and lower grades OF stock. for which
there 1s 3 limited demand, among packers md for
stock cattle.
There are como symptoms Of Improvement In the
demand for good grades suitable fr extra Mess Decf
and for shpplng+ especially the TIC only drove
Of good shipping Cattle In tho yards 81 head OF
Iowa stea1s sold BY 1eJgatt 10 averaging
only 1,1ss ns, at f7.5o per 100 rs.
Nearly all tho desirable drovcs hare heeu cleared
out at yesterdays quotations. the balance remaining
in the yasds being chiefly common E.udss.
, 1864-12-14

The market here was Eteady and rather quiet
It opened at a31, and advanced to 233 under local
demand. Silver w.s dull and a1sGaao bid.
Government 5-s0's advanced 10 110 In New York.
Here 109G11Get Is bid. The market l. strong.
1D-10s arc firm md wanted at par buying, 1O1G1G2
selling. The 7-3O Treasury notes are growing In
popularity, ,and we should not be surprised to see
IN active demand for them.
NEW YonR STOCK MARKEr-Closing prices for
cash, Dec. is, 1864 received by F. 9. Sa1tonsall s
Cor, commission, stock and bond brokers, o8 Clark