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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-10

BRANcHlso Our.-Mr. Wads worth,
the popular dry goods merchant. at the corner
Of I'd and Brady. 10 extending his jobbing fsc-
ilitiss. The entire basement Of h,s sspaeious
store which hss hitherto been devoted sxclu-
lively 10 the Wholesale branch Of his business
10 found to bs zoo limited TO answer bis pur-
pose. 20 be 10 fitting up the basement under
The next store occupied BY Fasrand, shch
wiiI give him nearly double the room he nov
has A portion OF this basement will be ussd
by NJ. Fssrsad Tor the who, sale departmen ent
Of that establishment. Both Of !hsse houses
have an excellent who!ssals trade. Mr. We -
worth will psvvids himself the coming sptiog
with . much larger stock than h. has ever
before purchased. and will make sxtraordioa.
~ ef,r to deal largely with tue country
mefChanto.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-10

The cold weathsr serves ~ - excel.
Lent rsnssdee that Kshoe 4 CAshasts havs .
large stssk Of sI.aks. snsw's. sasquss. and 60
psssor winter geods for saIs q lov prisss.-
That 10 The plsss 70 tay choice goods cheap.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-10

SxsDApDl.p. The defendant in the
esss Of shs sssss ~ PAtliip Dssy cane sp
uisssns day or two sgs, leaving his bonds.
man in tts lureh. Should bic whsreabouss be
asssstaissd Il II pr ohebls thea biz hssey - -
would make IL oil the voree for him..
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-10

RscHuIra a squad Of tsenty-6 Eve
goo sabstsns'ss sse s.s. sssisssfs. IOWA l'.is
nor nins AID took rp ,hsis ab d ~ G mp
NcC eli. - .ssgs ~ assigs sas8sEas
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-10

KxY STONE FGsrIvAL.-Our. Penn
sylvsnia friends are mating extensive prepsr-
stions to have grant good time" at their
Festival, on the evening OF Wednesday next.
II h lost. At the Pennsylvania Huuss. 1t IL
expected there will be . large suro out from
the eoustry. Lea ali those who sse this notice
consider thsmselves engaged for ste occasion
ticket, for ssie a, the Psnpsyivsris House aud
o. J. H. Farranu's Hs Sore.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-10

DAY BoAnDsRs W WAHr.D.-A limited
sumbsr Of day bossdsss esa b ssse0oe-
dated BY esliicg st the hsst door iron the
eorpsr Of S,xsh ssd Maio streets. west side
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-10

OPIiOD OF fHB Oun. 3 NDWo,l
Monday, Fsbruasy,S. !
WaaAf 0OQe6.
CoRN--e0@e9e.
Oars -6O069.
Hoas-Drssssd, 36.000SI0.
Ohloa9o 0aRkoe.
By Telegraph OnlcAso. 1sb. ..
FLous-N More doing, but prices cut change
WusAV-Hteady ~ el.lS for No. ], and u IN
for No. 2
New corn lsss active, and % lower ; sa.es at S0o
I'D corr neglected bat nominal.
Oars Firm ~ for new.
H,eH wInss- DECLINING t0e At elose buyers were
ole i only Toe.
ProvisioLe Quot
Dnss sD Hoos-6tssdy but scarcely % nrm for
heavy lots The msjority Of the sales we're st 7Ss
divid.r z 20 0s.
Law. agOck market 0rm.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-10
.ctIEnnsS>.

BACK AeA1N.-By . card elsewhere
u wih be seen that our former fellow citizen
and popular dentist, DE-. Newell. hes rstsrned
to this city and entered into so-partasrsAip
with W. J. Adams. Dr.. Newell has no -upsr-
ior in THE State - practical dsntiss sad Bile
work needs 10 recommsndalion.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-10

RADICAL MEETlne.-Der D Hsokrsg
pui,l,s"ss call for u usesins t. b held -
Uoion Hall. tAis sv-niug. 70 consider mAttefs
opan. sssd with ths coming Prssidsotiai oan.
pa'er. s...,s'. ~ !, : - -, -ss
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-10
NU[BER %.
Nh W JUv ILH BOOxs ask safs =
s* .ss
- Ssa0 - t#s ss #saH ssa
PLu N q E ; 5
No. 50 Brady Street.

RcIo i Londou, Rolo Padh.
RoIo il 0eseva, Rollo p Honcal .FN n T4TR
noLo in Switzerland, Rolo in Rome
Rolo 10 Scotland, Rolo The AJasNc.
Rono IN Naples. Rolo he RhinA
The ksus Bseks Il vss., by lbbstt. qea aas
Leaning Talk Learning Read Play School, Mum, ExpWments
Fra Shy, Wsts, Air Travel Vacation Travels Cosposdsssa
The Florence Stories, By Jacsb Abbstt, 4 vsls.
Florence and John, Grimike Orkney Iad Ensh Chssasl
Santa Claus Fairy ssry Bssls, Vsls
Fairy Rhymes Fable Land snivst 1s.vs Fairy Godnother, ApA
Fabea Arabian Nights 81
Tho Pioneer Boy The Drummer Boy The Robin Boy The Printer Boy
PsrSey's Jsvestse Series, ~ csls. tara
America s s'"' o'ssss ssssp' &i:. W.. rs: .ss Ireland
Parley's Cottage Library, - vols.
Make the Best Of It. Rights Nigh.
md Prosper Tales Lsad,
The Truth Fd. Finder '' Tai. Of Il. R.yoooe Dick Bdlo
Advsntursrs O Billy Bump Take Care Of No. Oar.
Auntie Mary's stories, vols.
Tie Gift Story Book Frank Fanny Pssp.as
BscstA Peep \ tho Birds, Aunt Mays Soiea
Tho nittel Series; Excellent Bssks for Children.
Mtten. Orphan. Mitn. Story H..as
Penny series, q vols.-
Sunny India Marina end The
Moonto, Patty Williams Voyge Noodyt Child and other Ston
The Casket ofJuveniles, beautifully illustrates.
Frankie HtOa les, 8 vols. stt 81
3 Obhlm's Nest stories.
The aarl,e Stories, 9 volsa BY Abbott t.a
70. our. .! PseR.s': ":;:,. :iers:ry /: se'.
Iss SO :.s@ss. y AZ! :..s': les Daughters.
Also Photographic Bpdna and
Fancy Goods Can an ssec. before The assortment broken Dsl4 f
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-10
~ No free list during this sss,ss.sas.

GalrAa 1 lineage Unlsn RaiITs.l
~
4 N AND AYrER Monday, MAT lsrH
" lsh, 1853, Trains will leave Wells street DE-
pst, Chicago - follows, (ouadays sxesptsd \.
1t 9:S0 A and . IS Pm for Bsividsfs, Rockford
Fresport. Warren, 0alsaa, DanlitA, Dub1qus
and intesnod plaoeo.
1t o.se A n and s:4S P n for Dixon, Polo, Ful.
ton, Cedar kapids and istsrnsdiats points.
A. I P 4 for Elgin, Bslvidsrs, Rockford and in
teeueaiste points.
Al $40 4 Or Geneva and intsen eiiate places.
rAsssAssn tss nslsis - Jaassville viii take
he eso ? n aad ? \ trails
Passsngsss for Csysssi Lake, McHenry. Rich
mond. 0ensvs Laks and intsr4ediate peints, will
take the P n teain.
As s:ss n and s.ls A n, Iron DsslsitA. Galsna
creepcrt, sto. ss kA~
At sss P Nnd 500 4 n, frso osdar aAeils
Fulton, Iron, sts.
Al Halo 4 frso Foa River valle1.
A. $40 n, 0eaeva Acconnodati0a.
- sleeping Cass % Night Tnias.
G.R TALCOTT, 0snT 9up't.
9 n. WBseIRR. 0snT Pass'gP Ag't. uv3o8
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-10

VALsNrIxss.-6tarr has received =
large and beautifuhy selected stock Of VAlso.
tines, which he sells st . low figure. Lovsrs.
vho vast 70 follow The old custom on valsa.
tins's day. shosld give him N early call.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-10

WslL ASswsssD.-A spiritualist
was asssd ths ether cay what sslssios fsss-
lvveism hes 10 spirituslisu. Just shs sams re-
lstion which the copduct Of David With
Urtah's wife has 10 Chris,'s sermon on the
Mount vas the quaint reply. Qasrist dried
~. :.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-10
T & CIT y.

CouHcrL MEsIEo.-Ths city fathers
bold . adjourned meeting at The Cesssil
Chsmbsr this svsptsg. - sssddw ~ welfare
of the city.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-10

DayoSpsst CazstaCs uasa1asessy
y VunNss fuleO nAsEaNON sTE1erS,
~ Uaveopsss, 800; 0AsofGe - en 1uns ~
iAioesianus, Dassioo - = aseooI Ne y. e4s eSes
y0asseisi. ssA eaessqs thsn = { - pedssos seaa-
1noAso-. Rep41stne 49, - sAsss npeaeo.
Ao6l.11t J ~ :.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-10

Silver PLATED GooDs ETc.-The
largest and fiosst variety Of silver ware 10 .bs
city is kept at Wsbbis. He has also white
metal and brittaoia ware Of the best quality,
a'so solid silver goods. and table cutlery Of
eli dssceiptiona What 10 more be cells cheap
sr than any other dealer. He Toys IN Large
quantities Of manufacturers. for esse, and gets
them very lo~. Call and sss bis steek II , on
Waat coed har-.s-r---.,,s:., s:., ,,,,cs. ,.xvrn,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-10

ASSOCIATED CONRREss.-Ata . meet
ing Of the Youag Mems Associated Con- ress
held 10 shs 5choo, Board rooms. on Saturday y
ed 4:
John Chamb%rlsin, Speaker.
"a Howard u. Smith, Gers.
A. II Brook, Treasurer
J. J.Aekisy. Ssrssant.at- Arms
Tbis . not the Library Association. .sltb oush
us meetings are held in the Library rooms -
The Congress meets every Saturday evening
for the purpose Il debating sone subject pre-
viously selected Il 10 . capital place for .
young mao to spssd an evening.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-10

ca AS. WHlrrAKEis,
a TTORNEY AND CUuNSELVR AT LAW
~ OrpIJs on Main asssst, in Grants Block' ~
IHa;rs. 'my36dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-10
eeENnv eEL8Y,

hyALgR In FUKNIrURE, CARPETS.
~ Mats, OIL Cloth Mating, Mindo~ n snaaos' ;a
The weekly union record., 1864-07-30
Letter from q Soldier.
CANP INQCA. July II. 1854.

CAMP lNoCA- July II. 1854.
Ma EDIToK-Ailow me again 10 use your
columns 10 communicate with such OF ny
friends as msy feel al interest n nv welfare,
/, SIS well IS ny fellow soldiers at this camp.
sre in excellent health ard spi,i,s. Company
c, 9Th Infantry, c. V, has been removed
from our original camp 10 this place to relieve
Company q of the same regiment Co. +. Of
the 9th are stationed here, about forty miles
from Fort Humboldt. Camp Inqna. which is
al lodau word signifyIng peace, is very
pleasant place. sHugly loca cd down among the
great high mountains covered with verdure TO
their very sumrnirs. the whole Country Is ira
v-rsed with b,.aulifal streams of pure chrysia
wsier flied with the most delicious truu,
ever s4w-some of them lour aud five pound,
weight. The country abounds vi almost
every variety Of game. Our hunle5s we're
ont this morning only few hours. returning
with mule load Of veni>on.
The weather for the past few days has been
very warm here.
The Indian war in this county i. pretty near
over, he principal part of the Iudians having
made peace with the whites People begin
again to travel with feelings of security. The
lntlans have been the cau-e OF a great deal OF
damage 10 this part Of the country. A short
time since Lieut.. Oaks, ny self and fur men
travelled across the country TO Weaverville,
distance of one hundred miles aud the whole
distance showed the signs of Indian depreda
tions; the settlers all having left their homes
TO seek place OF safety. Lieutenant Oaks is
Acting Adjltant and our Second Lieutenant.
Ben. F. Rowe, is assistant Commissary Of
Subsistence. Capt. Green Of Co. Z, Sixth.
commands The Post; Capt. Buckley, our CapI,
i. well. His friends in old Butte would hardly
know him now. presume election matters
are sll he rage with people in your vicinity;
here, political matters are never heard OF. II
the soldiers have vote this fall, it will be
j1ghandie uffAir EMORY WING,
FIRST Sgt Co. C, Sixth luft., Z. V.
Fort Humboldt. Cal.
The weekly union record., 1864-07-30
MISCELLANEOUS.

Comprising Novelties in Dress Goods. viz:
POPLlN&. CllALLiE5,
GLA1CE MOIIAIRE,
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS,
MOURNING DRESS GOODS,
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS,
FOULARDS,
FRENCH ORGANDIES,
LAWNS AND CHAMBREYS,
ENGLISH. FRENCH.
AND AMERICAN PRINTS,
GINCilAMS. LINEN LAWNS, SC.
SUMNER SIlAWLS, & BUSTERS,
SILK AND LACE SACKS,
MANTlLLAS,
PARASOLS. SUNSHADFS.
LADIES' AND MISSES HATS,
NEW TRIMMINGS,
NRR0IDERIES,
ENGLISH HOSIERY,
LINEN IIANDKERCHIEFS.
The weekly union record., 1864-07-30

Housekeeping Goods,
IRISH LINENS,
BLEA CHED MCSLINS,
LINNEN AND COTTON,
SllEErINGS. TOWELS,
TABLE LINEN AND NAPKINS.
SILK AND WOOL.
CURTAIN DANASKS,
LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS,
WHITE AND COLO3ED.
MARSEILLES QUILTS.
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS.
BRUSSELS. THREE PLY,
AND INGRAM.
COCOA AND STRAW MATING
SHADE HOLLANDS & FIXTURES,
CORNICES MATS AND RUGS.
Floor Oil Cloths,
5 TO IS FEET WIDE.
The above Goods will be offered at Low Prices
Country orders carefully Tiled and forwarded
promptly.
FLETCHER & H0BSON,
NO. 81, b STREET MARYSYlLLE.
The weekly union record., 1864-07-30
DEcs.sKD.-It is our painful dnry to an-

DEcgasED.-It is our painful dn,y to an-
Eounce the death of Dr. FL. D. Sne'e-, who
expired daring the afternoon Of the twenty
eighth alt 10 the person OF Henry D. Smedes
has passed from our midst one who for seven
years has been identified with our Interests as
q citizen. Conspicuous by his abilities, no.
ble profession has lost one of its brightest or
and INDECENT and suffering humanity
mourns a prompt and unsel6,h minister Res
peeled as man. esteemed as friend, with q
heart Overlooking with goolness ami char
ity. such gentle traits shall long keep his
memory green. when the place that knew him
once, shall know him no more forever"
No further seek hi. merits IN disclose
Nor draw hi frI.!iIe~ from their dread abode
(There they. alike. In trembling hope repose)
The bo>om OF his Father aud hi q ID.
The weekly union record., 1864-07-30
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
DRUGS & MEDICINES!

, The UNDERSIGNED HAVING PCR-
0 chased of Mr.. 4. McDernott his entire Stock
" of Drugs and Medicines. will continue the
"a business at the Old Stand Of A. McDermott,
(DROViLLE), ard will keep constantly on hand a
large and well selected stock Of
The weekly union record., 1864-07-30

A CosFEzHg.n paper advises General EvsRs to
di>band military company in SieEra county. The
Copperhead press generally IS advising the Pre.i
dent TO di>pand several thousands Of military com
panies in different parts Of the country.
The weekly union record., 1864-07-30

AS THERE Is no, paper printed II the Ensii>h
language west Of the Ohio that sapP,rs Fsenon'
the Germans of St. Louis are attempting to stall,
English paper in that ci,y to supper; their path.
hunting canddsie.
The weekly union record., 1864-07-30

RErCRS FROM lDAHn-A resident OF 7 rcku
who has just returned from Idaho. says that
miners are leaving in grea, numbers from the
Boise mines and the general impression al the
DAIlcs WAS that they are grand humbug
Miners are coming back On foot, ragged and
destitute, and California may soon expect
return Of her misguided people, after having
paid dearly for hard experience in a hard
country. So says the Sacramento Union.
The weekly union record., 1864-07-30
JtHs SsSrslIgkEiiSc.-
Ve6e;te of July 9th. Sys

Nine prisoners. some charged with expressing z
REASONABLE sentiments and others ar e~ie5 a. de-
serters, were conveyed 10 Alcatrsz yeSts,day by
the Provost Guard. after being some tine II In oo
here
The weekly union record., 1864-07-30
AGENTS:

CHAS0E or CARRIER-Mr. Fred Z. DASFoETH
will hereafter deliver the USloN RECORD to town
subscribers and collect for the same.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-02
Adrian II. Muller, L. K. Wilk
By auction. Oh Saturday. April 70:

Adrian III. Muller, L. X. wilkins a. 20. sold
by auction. on Saturday April 20:
Three hundred .hsr,. Michigan souheru ara Nerhern n
ds,Es Railroad Co Guaranteed si"cl. (hyp''hee''eaI
"oSe ISalrsG mares Ch.go and No-h.westsn Rslroad
Two hund-.d shares Aslbur.on Cosi CO. Stock. (Ay
potEee.,ed.) $50 each. 81 sh'se.
Freights continue languid, but rates orc I'M
changed To Llverpool the engagements are 20 turs
Provisions at ST. 50 bids. Tallow at ST. 1000 hogs
head stayes on private terms Per neutrrl lss; 200
,uns Mahogany at 7s Cd 100 balos Cotton AT 3D. T. 3D.
ard per steamer, 400 do. DO at I'd. To London 1900
bbls Foar at Is Cd; 900 do. Petroleum. per neutral at
&C. 10 Glasgow ~ bags Bark at is. rs bales Hogs
Hair at LIS Cd To Hayre: 200 bbs Whale Oh at So
f,ancs l25 .ierces Lard at 80 francs. To Aarseies
20 hhs Tobacco at 50 francs 300 boxes Bacon at 50
frnrcs The charters are Hamburg vessel with 30 900
,ot Lumber 10 tho River Plate; TO Monte Yidoo. Sll
. n; or If TO Bueros Ayres. SIP md y cent
primaee Hamburg ship Of go tuns with
Coal 10 Shanghai at el lOs. per tlni
British bark from st. John, n. b., 70 Greenock,
with Timber at COS, q 2O0 bbS. VITA
Crude Petroleum from Philadelphia to Glasgow at S.
one Of ooO tuns now at Philadelphia from Arsuschi
n L. to Belfast with Timber at sboat 90 las.i Nor
weSisn brig 10 Antwerp with 100 bbl, Crude a. S.
n
100 90 feet boards and back TO EewYork with sugar
a, 6oc. and Monsses at s5 20 nndcr deck two briggs TO
the south side Of Cuba and back ut ec for Sugar. or
all Auasses at s. on and under deck; another 81 200
tuns on Lie same voyage at 49, for Sugar. and " 81
for Nolasses on Dock: Of 30 tuns from Cie2aegos
at 50c for Sugar; OF 225 tns from Philadelphia to
Boston with Coal at s3 30; two schooncrs from Eliza
bethport 10 Boston. with Coal at S2 80 and another
from there 10 Gardiner with like cargo a! e. % tun
Money is abundant at lower rates, and lead
ing houscs refnse largo amounts at y cent. Banks
arc free lenders and unable 10 find employment foi
taer loose funds among brokers to the extent they de-
sire All fears Of dear money market may be dis
missed as long Us the expenses continue and
mot ms at present by Government circulating paper
The new tax upon currency will force largo amount
OF bank circulation out Of existence but It's place will
be taken by National currency and Treasury notes
is all paper redeemabe by another kind OF paper and
dangerous 10 the trading community. .3.I.I ..
The shipments of Specie to-day arc S66l 800
Sterling bills are dull. Tho currency rates
arc 1901 is6i. For gold bankers ask iO9ialio. bu,
saes werc made from second hands low IOg0iO9.
The withdrawal Of goods in bond since the
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sEzEP PING ISTEZEIGRNCB.
PORT OF YEW-YoRK.......AYaE %
CLEARED.


ssorrships-Knnrareo Err E,idTemen Qsss.sfovs snd
Iiyerpoo John q. Dale; Evening star Bell hsyanA sna
Nsv.OrIen, ms. A. Rsynor; Che,ape0fs "inesh r0fs~n
s..sT.~Finpire state Carr Gloaoe.trr, T. IL Krsensii
Zarir- Huptor Wsshngtoa, james Hand Petre payis,
Tsaulxt Marrsy Nephew 0c.arsra, hsLanshAn, sAAs
. =. .., ,,>,, 4, o.
narissl;e (Ls) TAonAs, Hong kons sprns; HsEse'ts
Az am Roysrn. Hamburg. SloNaan 4 LSge.
E,rk,-Egr.kA Chssder, Martinique, Walsh Carver; r
W Gnistb (4r) BrumBond MatAnzss, J. Z. Ward Co. {
fr,. ,r Pstt-s ST. JohB y. B., Edusrcs Bros Lizs,
CIlnsFe PHI aeelshia, Walsh Carver.
gri,,-II Richards Donovan Caps Breton, Rrer, Sen L
Co.; Eastern star Ward, BsIosdee,, B.hey Bros; Zero
(RE) Een.on Ast,nsrEs J. J. Wsitnsy Co. sPingbok
lBEl, srsih Demsfu, d. Il. DeWoH; Pride q the Wave
lrrI Croker kingston JAM II. de Ceraovs Co.. Hope
tSr DursIt St. Vincent. Middleton Co.. ENss.ss tBEL
W.len g. Johns p r. II. 2. Brown: West, GubIana.sB,
Csr fsy C. B. J. c. Conuor; Ariel (srl Larkin, SGnosr
,id, !. r. l., P Buck Co Reporter, Gilksy Fortress
Monroe C. II. Pisr.os; j. r. Crowley, Dusss, Elizabeth.
pert, Thorrson Hunter sur, sweeand Ehre5sapsrt,
tosEaifb 4 sens
sehooners-Thouss HiI. Hall, Boston. w. s. Brown
Co CsrstHe, KOser Providence, ssa,isy, smas Co.
la Gayooss (FL). ksln, CsyeHAs. Pelns Co. Pswen,
H.nI-r.os Bo,os Crsv.lIG Plas Lacy Amss isnd-t'.
Boz On ". :. Grown Cot Geo. W. Clover, Holbrsok,
Bo-ss do. N. y. Lake, Coirsn, ElizssethFUS
slsop~-Msry Gray, Hsyens, Hsw-Londsaj Blackstone,
Allan, Providence, l. Kenny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-02
sAvuRDAr, April 3o-P. II.
Gold was quoted at l79i4l794 at the Stock

Gold was quoted at I79i4l791 at the Stock
TKchnngS At the clese OF business tie rate was
I7SjaI7o Stocks were duh and little done; lh9ll4i
wac sed for Gs Of 1851 and lloi for April 1908 Cur
reaey rtfcates, Ss. Tennessee Ga, 81 Georgia g.
and North Carolina IS 5J96o Missouri Ga 7ors'V.
Canton Company. IS asked; Delaware and Hudson
273a a34t Pennsylvania Coal 2l6O2lsi Cumber'
land Coal 7si07st; Central Coal, sJs6S; American
Coal lO2elOa; Quicksilver 69iS70; Paeiao Mail, 20
Ell, Ces.ral Transit, aGa{i New.forf Central
l33sl44; Erie ll3i Sil3i do. Preferred ls6i iO6i;
Hudson River 49,; sl3s Hsrle1. "a so Reading.
l3Ii3lgs; Michigan Central, 1901 q liOii Michigan
seu,hsrn. e6,ae7; Mich. So Guaranteed E1sl3;
uhno, Central la6i OLGA Cleveland and Pittsburgh.
llliSilli Stocks close dub. with no disposition 10 op-
ers. in IN direction untl something defsits is heard
rom the Army OF Virginia There IL no pressure TO
.cn anythiae and Stocks carried with great eies
At no tine within the year has The street been 30 ree
from oia nef and the market must be qroed as with
ost suppsrt from that source At Per cent Money
.oud nat be used nueng stockton nor would Hseh
lower rate 10 a temriato 10 mako large engage1ess
At the redaeed priosa for Railway Shares they are
ho confidently by careful people under the conviction
shat morsy hns Invested Is sure OF returns " large Us
can be expected from any employnsn. Of capital All
Coal Stocks held GrEy asd IL ' i5e hnprsss!oa oil
The trade that no lower rates will BE- during 1854
Fresh stocks are expected at once IN tho anthracite re-
fIoa Mining Shares are duh and in snail demand
especially tss1s Of usdeveeped properties. The New
Yorl aad Boston Silver Lead Company have resumed
work upon cir mine aud viii soon lie In receiPs of
income 1ual 10 dividends.
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Steamship Pennsylvania Brookug Liverpool April 10, va
Ouonn,own I4th mdse. and pas. 90 Whiaps Gson %
the 24h a, e So 81 spoke ship Calhoun nom NewfoEk
steamer Ericsson ~. s. tTanspor), Lowber, Norfolk %
hours ballast 70 T. QaArt-rustter - .
Stesner New Jersey u. s. rAnsporl, Hoxie Washington
Wa Fortress Monroe y hours, in ballast to u D. Quarter
master d, 1909, q .., f,u-,
tar March u. to John Jackson Experienced light WINDS
end eans most Of the passage. 49,,
gsrk William Wilson (of Gbrsitarl, Piummcr. Malaga
usr,h is russeI Gibraltar lTtk fruit 20 Giro Franc!a
Bah Caroline Orb Boulder, Rls Janeiro "a days sohss 70
BARK sofa Pate (aLl Mortao, Lsshorn ~ days. marble
rags to w. }. Pate. . L.. .. a
fug W. Harris (Br.l, Rstnseus Asssns 70 days. passeo
Gibraltar i2,h frut to d. r. De Wolf
Brig susanna Swed Hodel dOtenburz Sc days. iron 70 u
l., HabicAL
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Totnls.....7s98 u 035 tlb35 100 I0Fl5 858l 4NO
TorAL 0LO isp hsw-Closr .nS last month eIs this
ds. at voaI Sal Meas So ga 'ss month IS 81 this
,e Iast wear 81 49, Thin Mess 1856; last month. 1883
til, date AIT year 9o4. Prime bless, 1854 l,'t month
~ 9: this da's las. year 1851 r4nt last mem, i
Jss last year $3.50. Ramps sc; last moAth zig; this
date last yrar 800 Refuse Moss teti last month, "
L l.,s lat year 45 Do. Pine Ness BS8; last month
Is17; dis date last year, Refuse Prime, l9S hst
month 49,; ths diie ls year, 572 Other Refuse, l21o
lat month 2i3 this date las year 30t9 Uunspected
a1 last month II 2) Ibis date last year ~ o4s Totals
90 1901 LAT month"; l0i 1885, thi. date last year. iOa
OLD DEsv