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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-19
DAVENPORT. IOWA. SATURDAY EVENING. MARCH 49, 1854

kAiLRoAD CoSsoLIDAIIou.--As We
hsvs had reason to expect. sinss the l'sstios
et Me- tsselsus sf ~ sssshsss lssssh Of the
p1si6s Railroad vs. made at Omaas. ssd
a. 20 pr,dissed l.st wistss, ~ CAissgs. IosA
and Nebrasks and the Cedar Rapids = Atssoa.
ri River Railroad Csopasiss hsvs sssndsese
thelr p,spSssd ssuss shseaeh he eeass so
have made asrssgsussts With The nisslssapps
ssd Misssusl .Ra,leeAd Csopssy whereby :
,ne.ion OF the toe roads is formed as some
poius bstvses The sisv Of Dee Noises and As-
rsseo, from Which psiss sissls hse Of ran
vtll b stretched across oss state 70 point
% the Missoufi river sppssiss Osahs, With
oil possibls dispatch. % .s..sa ia,
TLis asraoesasst viIl b highly gsssafyiss
. the psopls Of The interior AL ~ssssfn slsps
Of The ststs isssmash % Il viii secure = that
mart Of Iowa . nash oses speedy railroad
..~ea.inse,ea vith the EAee ~ prseent ssd
IA, nssv wears to soas one lss of rssd
through tbs ssssrsl portion Of Iowa Y 81 snss
IL .d.usnds or will pay. ths tvo lines soeve
named have been pushing ssrsss shs Sests o
IN, svsssgs distance Of assas thirty ni'ss
soart. vhiss 10 esrt.inly tes slsss together
fer The present .gsssras'en. wsss osyesd
b l,o sitsis Of D.s Meinss. The ears
On tie tisss shove os@sd line are nov running
70 Oole sss.ies. = ailss fr.n Dss noaa.s sn'
90 ths n. 1 n. road 70 Grisssli, and will os
rusniog early In the summer 70 Nssess, ,vhssh
il sboot ths ssus distance iron Dss hoinss %
Cole. FeSa Colo. o. at sons point ss't Of
the. station, the upper route viii change its
course south wsstwardly usul It strikes the
line Of ,hs n. 4 n. Rosd. from whence the
united labofs Of the tss roads, tas one under
The direction Of the Chicago 4 Gsisoa Union
sod The ether the Chicago = Rsek Islaud will
crowd thi, singis line through t. the Missouri
River. On The sstsbli.hsd line Of the y. 4 n
Road lost slsst - men and naterisl esn Be
fufsishsd. Within two ysars vs cosfidsnt'y
expect 70 be abis to take seat In the cars u
DAvenport ~ fosr o'clock 10 the mornisg and
take tee with the Omahas, on the vestsra
bank Of Tie Aisseuri. The energy and espit-
o. saitsd BY THE seaselidstation Of interests 10
imusuvs, and there will b. no sush shing -
haitios until eooheeden 10 made with the
great Pacific route.
Oas sister cities sf Dsbuqas. Burlington
ana Ksekuk will also hsvs branches conn ees-
log with this great road. The ferssr city hss
. lsos slrssdy built 70 Asa0oosa. 10 Jones
county whisb il about twenty miles from the
line of The G. I. / N r. r.. and that gap will
soon be Allsd up 10 order te get " sstsrn OUT
let BY rail. This work will probably be push.
I'd through this summer. Then the Iaoss from
BurHngto1 snd K.ekuk. striking up the Dss
MaiDss vsllsy will Be nader the necessity Of
pushing ahead to the State Capitol 10 ordet to
maks their cornsolions conplsta The step
taken by III. Galens aud Rock Island COM
pau,ss j. one Of vast importance to the other
compsuiss operating in this state and nust
necessarily put then to their trumps at once.
Z T.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-19

Soft hats, silk bass,' various kinds Of
hats and ssps of lassst ssyIss, jest received at
Fsrrseds snd ssili6y shssp. cAliis aad sss
the eeyleA 81. a..as - -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-19

Dry kfndlimg Wood.
A LOT OF DRY PINE KINDLlN0 WOOD
n now on hand at sur Mill, on Heeond Street,
for esls at . reasonable price. ii 6s
Aaron lzsh.-d1m
FRENCH / DAVIES.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-19

= IN. DUNN,
@Psper MsssSer,
Palmter, O1axler aaA Whltener.
mhS-snl q Esss "a g., 6es. Bsady 4 Perry.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-19

HAxLrr.-Don't forget that the great
play Il nsnl.t Il l. b jpssasntsd - Metro.
polhan Tssssrs ss-sieht. Il viii b tie best
perioenasos II shs sssson. ssenrs your sesss
early: --a A-~ii'F-- 'as-'zir sssa- 9asl = sss4a
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-19

SsvsaAL dining room agish can hnd
empioyosss Asd sssd vasss ~ The LsCIsiss
Heuse. 0ehl1.olw
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-19

Preserve your haif BY nsing Gfabbs's
usrivsllsd prspsrssisss They ere The ssss 10
~ cad no eGbse sheuld bs tolssaisd.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-19
s'''' OF ''- 1'.'' ,..' IS.
O-.,,,~v M Hru0a.

MR. Secretary Of the Atlantic kleo In
sSs.ses Ooppshy," Of Hartford, a., being ssv.
s"s hi.ssf ss;s, sAst the furegoise is true, fsll
"a cesss.s sssseasus Of the sfsifs Of said Cor
v-eaaaoa. ard thss they ase the shove named en-
~ sheroee, cad that No part Of the capital ~
eoeejnso sfE0A company he's been deposited In
5sss: ef Tsises = s;sssss, ,ss 1ss.;s
6osArse Dosa, 6sssssssy. -
S~s,cyihsA and sWoen to before me BY vac
sbove nsaSa John b. OoeAS, President, and
ratio Dor, Secretary, this I'd day Of Januasy'
= is,.mrI 1855 rHos. Z. fnonRlL, ;
tNesiI Com. for iowa in New Yorh. "
Known Ill men that the Atlsntic Fire fu-
suYAuce Compaay, Of Brookiy, N. T.. do hereby
anthorise any end all agents that said Company
- or nag hereafter have or appoint In the
sSease q leWa fee aud On behalf II Oaia Oompanv
Y s.rvs: q 3. p'o..s men;
s9SS csnyisy, ii sny Of TIE 0otrts Of ssid btass,
~ q n kefs6y Sanisted Ant aG1eed that eaid
sSSSisS of peOcess afofOsaid shall W tsken and
SSia % 8 silid end sufleieas in that bshalf the
sty.a sIss saaa CosP csss PssS s;ss ss.ssain
6SSr eats. "a sil elsins IA hight Of ssrst y
rsejcs of sssh service u hsssby sxpfessly Waived
eS w;ssss 1s* I'D 81, hcsds and sssl Of shs Company
tsss slse Aay Il Deesehse = % = lSss; us.A
Sesxsso Doss. Secretary. sss.sa.a
-, Auptr x's oYylcs, Iowa.
l.ss 4s,a Da0 Molnns, Feb. - 1S6A.
II ishertby certified, that On he twsaty-si1tl
a. q FGhsaasys 1854 : svosn statsncot 80 eale'
~ ss :sSs,.s cs:ssas, tss ssas.Ss se.saa - =:
1ases, es.. ~ Z s: ssss, Il Nv Yo.s. o. u
m AZ q Jassasy, 4. y. 1854. IL aseerdsas
-{,S q nroviena of q Act u the 0enerai Aesen
Nv = - Sea.e q lows, entitled ''an cot IN n
laslon . lueasaaee Ce0qeAtees eP9sevee sses
~ s sa. 3 "a isss, "a - 4. il ..s
&ce 4. llfe. lasnsaaee OoQpaates, approve
~ i ifth. 1S63; tAas saiA ssessmsnt sbea
80 eaiA CeaPa1I y pcssss.sd Of the se4.iet
s1csns q sarlSl and Invested - Required :
: .shoei.y 4 thsssfoes sivsu = The abovs 90
= 6c1s1cy q tsassset lhe.r sppeopriate tus
- "A 1neafasee 10 'tAts .Statss il .aseee1ese
~ thelevs therssf, snsfl Ne slst asy = IA
~ II. D., 1ooS,
IL 3 aiee eaeuisa. shat Johs Z Svits, K.s
sss :s e: s:;e rs .:s sspISss, Sss
~ "a ~ Ossaty Il Ssots, With lail power I
~ iiski 4 ilssIfsass thsisi. - = seksev
E~sG1}ee e wcaes, ), = vaoyi6ed ~ Nv, lpl
~ hnss VitA u Cles & sAe Disssiss Cosstl
SaIlse a. Coseags eesaife ~ g sssssst s.ssS
.Ssas = " = - s9ee W 'essa1 ssrn-' s.ra
$50: ::.: Z: s: = I -; :s::;;s ~
AAsaSe' tsss..xs.s6sy " iv.ss..sos,. / hay. -
"a 49, - nyYheed sad a:xed Y ssal
Ei:ss8 8eAssss'A =; ~. s7s 4 t4set. assis -
vAl.7 ilss - ii. aa1 As4,'fs 4s n n -, -
nAas Rssp poUtoeSG OollOOf
49, i !. 11lI q = ~
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-19

The best wsy 10 save ten per cent on
your purchases l. 10 trade With whislsf. He
has . dee lot Of spsiss sseds vhish ere ssisg
o6 q very jow 6eurss. = .' y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-19

EAnsslN Meat. J4oslcef.
FREOeRlck RAUsCH,
NO. no Mast 0cA aDtr00t.
1nm KEEPS HIS MARKET CON
srANrLY supplied with the best
quality Of Best, Pork, Veal, Muttos,
etc., which hs sells cheapse thss
auy other butcher In the city. Corned Beet,
Picked Pork, Cared Hams, and Dried Beef con.
stapny % hsnd. Osil and ny ne. wy30-dly
Sore Throat,
Cough,
Colds,
and similar tsosbss, If suffered to progress, result
In serious Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asthmatic
affections, ofteatimss incarabla
Browns Bronchial Troches
ars compounded 80 q 70 reach directly Tie seat
Of the disease end give Instant relief. ~
fsbS3-dGwln hA
Dissolution Of Io.PartneHhtp.
sTHE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETOfORE
i existing under the name and stylefof Ma
sABAoa I kUfaNsAcK, 10 this day df1Delvsd "
mutual coassot. The aecounts Of aid Af8 pill
bs settled BY WM. RUTENBACK, the p1dF
sueeseding she firm il businsss. -
WI. RU rENBACk.
Davsapoft, March IL, 1864. aim
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-19

REsrAURANr CLosED.-In conse-
qusnes ofths sesscity ri help. and .uasll fer
tber notice. the restaurant part Of Charley
Belle sslpss vvin be eisssA Oyster. will be
served a. heretofore. soa ~ bar and Billiard
ronm continued. To epsfstu with the times.
all ds'sts. ssssysbses. viii bss,p ssss's {
March. lSth-dl~. Il 1 = y :
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-19

DscL.ssa-Mr. J. E. Stevenson de-
clinss being member u ths Board Of Edo
sstion. Why couldn't hs have said 90 On the
norniag ef lie slpss,sa Asd had some body
that would hsss ssssd Il slssssd 70 his place.
It IL expected thst the Board will tender the
vacant pesi.ion 10 NJ. Syibplt. inasmueh - hs
pollsd large number Of votes on the day Of
election. 4s,..azssa1 1
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-19
Senx I. swrss, nscnAno ,. ull, M. ?. EipDna.
HsoKoll'oDlocK, CUP sTAlns.)
9RCOND STREET..
lnprsved 1 Ualoprsve1 Farms,
"a 80 CITY LOTS, ,.a s III.
Dvslliag Heases Ard Dteroo, .
BOUGHT, oLDANDLEAsED.


Dsukle hosss, sputh east soe. Rock Ialasd and
llNA eereets Ptiee-e3o0O. s.s
Dsuble hoase on lltA street, second ease Of
Reek Lleod Otseek Priee--Sls5O0.
Deable houss west side Perry street, eesnsf Of
l3sh. Rsiee-es,600. Two thirds nay remain On
0os1gaoo st . pr eest. -e --la4. !.
Nov 1ssne iouss o. Brady street, Il gsntssl
foeideaoel Prise $500. s-& =
Bsooo keass south side Third stfsst, sns nile
Weat Il Desdy streeA Pies-el,600. Two
thirdssnay remain on interest at pse cent. !.
valssbis Aeass with ~ Aeres Of land. veil
stocked with fruit Of oil kinds, with stablss ear
siags aad wood house, COW stabls. wagon shed,
sisCsrp, two y. lls, pasture, orchard ana grove
ana sepeir. Priee-$6, 900. e .0 a. le
Erase hosss east side Ripley street, between
Let snd ID sssssls, With lot 80 by so feet Price,
House Lots For Sale.
oa BeaAy .aersss 100 feet froat by 100 fsst
dssp-feassd. Psios-$ls PEI front foot. ;.
store Lots For sale. W
Oss on Fosish street jsst ssss Of Bady street.
1ius % Fourth stisst nsaf railroad depot.
yR - A~-AR@RR~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-19

A SPLENDID SrocK.-D. B. Carlton,
No. IL Metropolitan Block, has received one Of
the fines. and best sssorsed stock Of bcots and
shoes We have ever examined IN this city.
HE etsek Of cavalry hoots- IL imussss spd
superb. Oiissrs or ssldisss Awiships ssythiog
10 HE lias should call and sxsmine them. The
ladies can just find what they vent there. too
THO sl.d,.s. initiation gleve-tid Cosgrss'
xsit.r-s Lew thug, the latest fashion shd
very elegant. Asso . large aoek et iesigss
hoota. IS. r~sN.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-19

PsssoaAL-Ws ore glad to DO able
to esats shas Col grir has 20 far recovered
from bic iadispssistss - "a be asls 70 get
dov. 10 bic siiss again. '@ %. - 3. ~ ~
Sosahius atous the Ooiousls. oAiss, e b
veil 10 ssass sAAt Y Il undergoing thorough
course Of fr,novstion -ssd -rspairs gsnsrslly
aud will, when completed bsqdits prsssnts-
hlA LIZ a raE : aaaa ]. .as te rs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-19

Bitter cold westher il this for the
month Of March. Ice +. rdnning bsiskly-snd
large quantities Of il Visible on the Roek ls-
land side this mornisg. whittier it had been
blown by the high winds that have prevailed
with unapatsa fury for the spses Of more than
forty eight hours. Surely winter Il making
hitnss,f very frse-"iisgsripg 10 the lsp ef
spring" We wtsb srfisg would suub the old
bio whard, and tell Aso ~ just mind bic own
businssss .rs-t s5...#4t.-.ss,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-19

Leave your mstsure st Sam Perrys
for . ssit Of bic seeieg styles .of ssssimsrss.
He never fsils 10 salt. sod bic pricss have not
bees rsissd 4 seat this ypriag, Call at the
store oppesiss sbj Poet o4sA .a.s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-19
= THE MARKETS. !
Davenport MAfket..s.Dally Report.
8 iOHvIuB OF TIE Dan. 4 NswO,l
Thursday, March II. !
WHBAf-00@95.
CosN--S01 162e. tl
OArs-60.
nARLnY- Al oM1 10.

New YORK STOCK Market.
fe NEW Yoak. March 10.
Gold 1914. IS AAA E4sAs
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-19

Goods, st the highest sash pslss, che Faetesy
Jsnll .dawtfl JOSEPH SHlgLDp :
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-11-22
The Exchange Of Prisoners.-News
From the South.

New YORK, Nov. 21.-A dispatch dated
Savannah, Nov. 10Th, says so far 3100 rebel
prisoners have been received. The delive-
ry of Yankees commenced Thursday.
The Charleston Mercury of the 18th, saws
since the last report $50 shells have been
thrown at Sumter and l02 at the city.
The Richmond Dispatch of Friday, says
The exchange of prisoners inaugurated at
Savannah will be transferred to City Point.
The Bristol, East Tennessee, Register
says: The rebels captured and destroyed a
train of cars laden with commissary stores
at Morristown, on the 14th; also a wagon
train consisting of nine wagons, killing
thirteen and capturing number of Yam
KEGS.
The Richmond Sentinel says: In Virgin
la new movements are on foot, and in
Georgia and Tennessee vast campaigns
singularly complicated are in progress of
development.
Both the Sentinel and Dispatch insist
that Sheridan has sent a part of his army
to Grant, and says Early has advanced to
near Harper's Ferry.
They are also in expectation of grand
movement against Richmond by Grant.
In the rebel Senate resolution was offer
ed requesting JEFF. Davis to inform the Sem
ate If any one of the United States had ex-
pressed willingness to go into convention
with the Confederate States to negotiate a
peace or consult on the best method of eff
fecting cessation of hostilities.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-11-22
Late Captures-Rnid into Mary
Iand--Gen. Canby's Wound.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2l.-Admiral Farra-
gut communicates to the Navy Department
intelligence of the capture of Prussian
schooner by the United States steamer
Scioto, in October, while attempting to run
into Velasco, Texas, with an assorted
cargo.
Information has been received from the
west Gulf blockading squadron of the cap
ture on the 9Th inst, of the steam schooner
Johanna by the United States steamer Fort
Morgan, laden with medicines, iron, &c.
At three o'clock yesterday morning
force of forty rebels was discovered cross
ing from the Maryland side of the Potomac
into Virginia above Edwards Ferry, having
with tirem some fifteen or twenty horses
and some cattle. They are supposed to have
crossed during the night. The Provost
Marshal of Montgomery county, as soon as
he was informed of the matter, made in
quiry, and is led to believe that there is
concerted horse and cattle stealing move
ment into Maryland going on between
Mosby and other guerrilla bands. This
troupe was led by Harry Gilmore, who left
note nailed to the wall of deserted build
ing announcing that this present raid was
only fOrerunner OF what was to come.
Brigadier General j. II. Hobart Ward, of
the United States veteran corps, is mustered
out of the service, and by the same order
army officers reported as aids-de- camp to
him are required to join their regiments
without delay. o.
From letters received at Washington from
an officer prominent upon General Canby's
staff, it is ascertained that the Generals
wound is much less dangerous than was re-
ported. This information leads high off,
cials- in the War Department to entirely dis
credit the report of Gen. Canby's death in
the Cairo dispatch, which undoubtedly
arose from baseless rumor circulated in
the west.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-11-22
CITY ITEMS.

/. NJ. o. K.-1s64-Y! Y!-We are often
surprised at the fence decorations that we
meet with In the course of our daily rounds,
and 1t is source Of wonder who does It.
Any man who owns or rents a board fence
go to his peaceful couch at night, leaving
his fence In all the immaculate purity Of
milky-hued white wash-not stain or spot
upon it-and arises in the morning to find
1t second edition of Joseph's coat, glister-
Ing with all the hues of the rainbow. But
that which puzzles him most in the cabalistc
letters, 81. NJ. o. K.-1S64-Y! Yw which
meet his eye at every turn. lie scratches
his puzzled head and wonders what that
means. Has any one seen the MANI If so?
trot him out, and let us know what this II.
NJ. o. K.-1964-Y! Y w means. Go to any
drug store, grocers, or respectable dealers,
and call for Pinkerton's Wahoo and Galisaya
Bitters, and satisfy yourself.
nov222w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-11-22
QTel>ap5it.
Gen. Sherman 10 Touch nt Macon
-R2is PrOgra nme.

New YORK, Nov. 2l.-The Times WASH
ington special says: 1t is not contraband
now to say that Sherman will touch at Ma
con. He has the l4th, Goth, 10Th, 10th aud
18th corps, making over $4,000 men, besides
5000 picked cavalry under Fitzpatrick, with
ratons for thirty days for man and beast.
His scout system and courier line is COM
plcte. After arriving at Macon, probably
he VIII go to Milledgeville, where he will
Ciy'do his army, sending part TO Savan-
nah and part to Augusta, which he will
fortify, and receive supplies up the Savan-
nah river, so as to move on Columbia or
Charleston. This programme will destroy
the railroad system of Georgia; also all the
manufactures for shot, she'll, fixed ammu-
milton, &c. 1t is impossible for Beaure-
gard to intercept Sherman.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-11-22
Cincinnati Market.

FLOUR-Surerfne may be euoted at ss@s25. and
extra At SO 3099 So and family at 80 rs 10 $40 o.
WHlSKl-Sales of 2lO brls at IL TO- and 200 do at
81 90. Market dull.
ROVISIONS-The demand is quite limited. but
there is not much offering. Green Hams sid at
HOGS-The market opened dull, and sales were
made at S3 70 to S3 a. hut at the close the demand
was good at $l3 50 to IA 25 the latter rate fol heavy
The, slaughterers are paying 75c to s5c prem. per
WHEAT-We quote prime samples of re at 81 90
9I ~ and prime TO choice kentucky white at 80 10
C0RN-There is a good demand for ear. and Il
VIII bring 81 25 per bush. Sheed at 81 s7al rs in
bulk and elevator.
OATS here is a good demand, and prices are
shade better. We quote them at SOC in elevator A
sale of 500 bush at canal at SOc
samples on arrival.
BARLEY-Unchanged, at q 659l 20 for spring,
and 81 7O01 10 for fall.
~GFOCERlES-Th quotations are now for prime
tochoice rio coffee at 45948J raw sugar 2226: hard
refined 29s3Oc, and New Orleans Molasses at b ZOO
25 per gallon.
BUTTER-A good demand for prime to choice
roll at 45947c
EGGS-The market rules firm at 369Ssc per
dozen; shippers count.
HAI-There has been change in the market
since our last, and we continue to quote prime Timo-
thy AZ S24a26 per tun, on arrival,
PuIAIOES-A quiet market, with n fair demand
Tor prime Neshannucks ut SO 2593 75 per barrel
from store.
.APPLES-A good demand for prime eastern oual.
ties 81 OOa4 IS per brl from store
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-11-22

C0TTON-Ratber more steady, onl, very moder-
lands. ny
FLOUR-State and western shade frmer. bpt
generally quiet and prices without decided change
70 6089 30 for extra States sl0 e6all 90 for Round
Hoop Ohio. and sll l5Sll so trade brands market
closing quiet.
MHlSKl-Firmer at 81 1901 73x for western.
WHtAT-Dull and decidedly under larger receipts
spring at 81 10. ''S'
RYEIEirm, western at 81 es.
CORN.-Sesrce. and 2ho better, q So for mixed
we ste n in store. ' -NSU
OATS-Dull at s5k9soc for wsstern. chiefly At
the latter price. ' "'
W0OL-Dul.
COFFEE-Dull and nominal
SUGAR-Firm but very quiet; 10 ga 20 for Mus.
covado; and CSC for Porto REQ. N'
MOLASSES-Dull and prices entirely nominal
PETROLEUM-Dull Crude 4jQB4Gc; Iegned in
bond at 679bS; refined free nominal unchanged
PORk-Opened quiet and lower at $3s for mess:
S39 SO $40 for do cash and regular way closino
at $50 6214 cash; S37 5O3s 90 for prime and SSs d
Cg3s 90 for prime mess. -
BEEF-Firm at 79l2c for country lne,s. 14aooc
for repacked mess, and 1920 extra mess
BEEF HAMS-Firmer Sss92s So The latter
price an extreme.
CUT MEATS-Quiet and steady at l7@1oo for
shoulders; ls@2lc fer hams -''
LARD-Heavy at 2lj6g231S, latter price fer small
.BUTTER-Firmer at ass4e for Ohio, and 42.o
IS for State. |1S
CHEESE.-Steady at l5924c.
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Cleveland Market.

FL0UR-Market quiet and steady at 90 5OaDlO 50
for \ red; $40 509ll so for Xxx white.
WHEAT-The only sales reported to-day were
car No; red on track at 81 i9; car No. red on
81 so. ~ ="
0ATS-Steady and nominaly unchanged, at 75c
on track and 7sc from store.
DRESSED H0GS-There is good demand from
PACKERS, who are paying l2al3hc y h.
PORk-Demand good and market firm at $50 0OR
40 90 for heavy mess, and s37 0Oa3S 90 forlght do
:. LAkD-.Good request and steady at 23924c in
HAMS-In good demand at e49a5c for city sugar
cured.
SH0ULDERS-Stesdy at 1920.
BACON-Stpady at SOC.
DRIED BEEf-City cured &c.
BUTTER-Receipts continue light and market
firm at 49945c for Western Reserve in kegs; 45s46c
for clIoice roll.
seecte 19@2Oc
EGGS-Salese bbls at $685..
H0PS-Steady and firm at a5935c, according to
quality.
MALT-Barley Malt quoted at 50 90 per bushel.
ALE AND PORTER-We quote as follows =
Present. Use Xxx Ale $40 0Oi Stock Xxx sll 009
y 90; Kennett Sl4 90; Pale Cream $ll 90 Porter
sil 90. Half and quarter barrels in proportions.
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New York, Nov. 2l.-The Worlds spec
ial with Sheridan contradicts the report
that Early has abandoned the Valley. He
is still at New Market and Mt. Jackson.
1t is reported that Capt. <Brasher with
sixty men had fight with Mosby on the
10Th and was whipped. No particulars.
A special to the Times from Washington
says Burnsideh has returned to that city from
the army. 1t is expected by military men
here that Sherman's movement will bring
on operations. along the whole line both in
Virginia and in the west.
Saturdays Richmond papers cantain no
news from Georgia. They are undoubted-
ly under strict censorship to prevent a
panic.
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THE CITY.
THE COURTS.

CouRT OF COMMON PLEAs.--Thc follow
ing is the principal business transacted Ii
this Court yesterday:
In the case of C. o. Loomis Us. Cornelia
w. Loomis, divorce was granted the
plaintiff, and $1,000 alimony allowed the de-
fendant.
In the case of the State rs. Charles Huff,
indicted for shooting with intend to kill,
the trial was postponed to next term-the
defendant giving bail in the sum of $120C
for his appearance.
In the case of the State rs. Daniel Noe, In
dicted for assault and battery, the defendant
plead guilty, and was fined $40 and costs.
The petition of Mary Harris us. Owen
Harris for divorce was dismissed at de-
fandant's cost.
The suit of Breckenridge Wilson cs. Geo.
S. Deming, for damages, growing out of
controversy about horse, occupied the
Court the greater part of the day. This is
the second Jury trial in the case, and will
probably last day or two longer.
POLICE CoURT.-Yesterday morning,
three men and one woman were brought
before the Mayor for drunkenness, and each
fined 81 and costs. Three paid up in full,
and one failing to fork over, was commit
ted.
The soldier who complained of being rob-
bed in Smiths Block, failed to prosecute,
and the two women arrested were discharg-
ed.