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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-14

IN CENTS PER POUND paid cash for old
viii poy the highest market price in The city No. .e 4Ts'~
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DEAD THE FOLLOWING
From he POLICE GAZETTE Of Feb II.
"SrInRING UP MIST OF NFRMlN-

"oLp P.ryRs-Our readers viii have noticed by our al
verfisiue oouInns, shat Me-srs stockwel Emerson are
among the mos. cnterprne merchants IN city. T~y
have spared neither pains ~nsr to ahe their bnes-
extensive and thoroughly have they succeeded That
they have ,rrd no vermn who serkins to profit
by their bos In order TO tske ADVANTAGE Of their ente le
those have located themselves In the same street To
ti. there could he econ If they pursued legitimate
method rnsactng cir business but such Is no the
Berg nuons TO advertise foe custom and having t"o
ta devise business pians Of their own they yee
have The neon cunning oI end seh TO apprpprae TO
Themselves the business bulk up by Stot well EmeEson
To accomplish this they adopt the tactics Of the clothes
IA st. ard lie In wait for those eentsmens custom
ers snd when they on tho way to Their store they
vsysy him and by gentle aud BY promising 10 gye
higher price than Stockwel En~ns they indace tho
individual TO sell TO them. Now We would warn people DOT
10 be deceived or th.se eonempb- cs but to carry their
good. directly to Stookwe Emerson, who will pay thea,
tho highest price and not cheat them In weight a. do
those a pics who thus trsde other mons capital
TIE HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for Old News
papers, Pamphlets Books and Waste Paper VI every descTp
tiOn. - -
sTOCKwELL l. EMERSON No. IS Ann-st., NY,
Zone door we. Of Nssssus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-14

The injunction requested by the North Western
Railroad against the dissenting Galona stockholders
who desired TO become directors Of that deceased
corporation was refused by the Court on the ground
that Board so elected would be o nulity.
The report from the New-York and Boston Silver
Lead Co. is that by July dividend can be made
Dressinr.aoors are in preparation, and upon the
opening of Spring the ore will come to market
The 795 National Banks now authorized have an
aggregate capital of $751; ,79, 736. Their circulation
amounts TO SIX, 563, zoo, Of which the issue during
the week ending February II was no less than
1926, 400.
The export of specie from this port since Jan.
has been 1881, lO3 Decrease compared with 1864,
AZ 424 400
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h.'r orarrsRx.srgx's OrYrcs. FORAGE Dkpr;,

tv'r OrlerxRxAsIEx's OFFICE. FORAGE DkPr,
No ~ 1etar-s NEw.i oRK CRY, Dec. ~ 1884
PROPOSITIONS will he received daily, for
Il IN. FRFlGHTS Of FORAGE for the United Sts,es
Qort.rnaseIs Department. nom New ORR S!ty S
iii. o ,o Fort and other ports on the eosa OF mss'
i Ws,oinsf5a Alexandria Va NewbeIu, n C.. Port Royal
: c Ssvanuah. Ga. and N-vOfrsns. La
must tate name standing end caparity Of ,ee
,nti,y Of raw and grain respectively they viii reqsrA
,na a,han ready FOR cargo and sddressedto
M v ID CHAPMAN Capt. and Asst Qusrternsses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-14

In The City Il New Ysrk, from the 3oth day Of Js"
The laA day Of February, 1855.
Men. Is, women. Isaj boys, $50; Eirla III ia col
Adults, 2I3i children, 1oSi males, 200 feaS'
oeed pcsssns, IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-14
he trade sums up this week as follows compared with
lnSas l6.433

The coal trade slows falling of again this week and
mort fron tine other regions The stocks hand IN the
distant maj let's are rapidly diminishing also
Exchange continues dull ard rates quite lrregu-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-14
NINTH NATIONAL BANK.

Cost Of 80 OIL the 18th will be just par.
j. U. ORvIs President
JOIN L. HnT, Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-14

WHITE and COLORED COTTON WASTE
w for Machinery and Packing, for sale low by W.
TAULMAN NJ. 10 WillsIn.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-14

HA.t of the Loan, Spees CireSiati0a and Depo's IN ne
Bask of TIE Citp al Neu- York r he .eeh snaag Sal
.ydav. REQ. II, 1865. 10 Uheh " Grxed me Cap''a'
of each Bank.
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6taiioncrn amo fanrn %ooos.
Wsonins CARDS. &t.

ENGINE WANTED. "A new or second-osoe
II boriIc,,sl o. beam ENGINE hon SOTO lao her" psv
aad,s., Boz No. zee Pest Oaioe, stating prtes. t''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-14

sTOCKwELL l. EMERSON, No. Is Ann-r., NY,
Zone door west Of kssssus.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-14

MARBLE MANTELS.-Alarge stock always
on hand rcsdv up lower prices than other
abiisoueut in the city A. kLABEk banrl WORKS No
80 Ll.hi.nh-. Thhnye.. n. " Out the nnt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-14

TIE HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for Old News
papers Pamphlets Books and Waste Paper Of every dssop
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-12-30

new YoRk, Dec. 3O.-The Worlds Wash
ing..on special contains the following I'D
vice . from the City Of Mexico, and contain
some very interesting statements with ref
sren &C to the treaty entered into BY France,
Aus tria. Italy, Spain and England, to guar
antee Ma1imilian's throne
It i now alleged that this treaty was
signed some sixteen months since, before
the war for the Union was closed, and when
the opinion was universally held abroad that
the rebellion would be successful. The
guarantee OF the integrity Of Maximiliah's
empire remains, though il hes not been
deemed prudent to make it known up to
this time. Recent events, especially the
diplomatic correspondence since the close Of
the war, has made it in the opinion Of the
upholders Of Naximilian's authoeity desir,.
ble that the text Of the trsaty should bs
given 70 the world. Il l. understood that
the next mail from the City Of Mexico will
bring the text Of this treaty, which will BE-
published in the diary of the Official organ
Of Maxin,ilian at the Mexican Cspitsl. -
The advices from that quarter also state
that Aaximilian and his friends entertain 10
apprehension respecting the pernaanence Of
his empire.
In addition to the guarantee of The vest
ern powers, there arc large material inter
ests at stake. One company, French one.
Is building q. road frosn shs CitS, ,ef Mexite
to the Pscisc Coast; while anjtltr comua.
NJ, an English ore, is huilding . road fruusrt
vesa Cruz TO- the City of, Mexico. Matt.
[m'l,an's supporters bosat chat sthessstvo
roads will be completed before our pnxibe
Railroad, and that it will secure Z eood as
oroe ranc q Tic East hides "a Eestse.l
1 EAqiavYtich We hope 10 monopolise 81 tke
Au.ldihe Of the railroad to the Pacific.
Hhef6 ore mining 0ouipanaes. msnufs.-
', 1ssthandisirk aid sotAee;lsrre q.
= - rso foot,a 6oAhz = .EnRlsHS sHd
eho will havs claims on their ,rS-
gogsrn4eeth syAisbs will indupe
lent s;ilI ;ilIS2S Ssz2S isSiasssissE. q isss.ss.s. II
~, a,.s,| ~ bling y cfpsss.s: n rslly q \
eoAptles TIN E16dbS, d3ekk u (eeoh6
Eey zen. bfvts hae ma bS92a tilld:.a r.
eecsance It ~ b ~ sans = coutatab1
his nfst msaosp. h, Sl6bosstpa unka
Ss neetee soneWhat, by sAoVine tkoi e
u y etsa1y slceon1 ~ laAtS9 3 s1lIl16ev
u1nuiiae631 - - SnoSha f1IeGl1Is
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-12-30

s 4 ~
-. f1unnnr1 ~ III !
s41ol1 1fg(1els
~ ns1lsGs & -, - -
i : r. 49, = ~ sasisss lshisa
n o. llsd d's''sP. Z
|sssA bnlaoo qed1l 5epnmlnl1A - ~
y, - lls.sz \. i.ys,''s i...s,a 9 !.
~ sli.Ia 1l,,et ! Nc y, p.a3 =. - y
usps.l. se'ths Cdaseds!sas' dsny, ; ps9.
Strong military precautions have teen T.
Ken 70 maintain peacc in Cork. Ii
Is 'lsI sls.: = Is = as.1,ss tas ssssi
evidence Of contemplated naval opentiott
President Johnson's message is gcnessllt
received wieh favor aad bregssglsd = f6end
". ttIfl- 80 80 ~ = - -
The Times says the passage which con
Germs England ought to be receiyed N .
friendly spirit. -.
The Poss ssys Il evincss ! dssire 70 keep
on good terms with thoss whom thsy &C
knowledge 70 b their friends.
The Telegraph = very euIOgtsetc, and soys
the d0cumene reflects the highest credit ON
its author. and furnishes the world with sat-
isfactory auger Of peace.
The London Star says Spain has accepted
the mediation OF England In the Chilisn
adaifs, and there II ever. feasos to believe
thu 6pain proposes to 06ey England's prop.
ositi0ns 10 the Emperor.
The London Standard says that though
President Johnson's message may not be all
that could be wished. it 10 % moderate and
satisfactory - could be reasonably expected
or hoped for. That The President should
treat England with injustice and anger, was
to be taken for granted.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-12-30
NEW York, Dec. 20.

NEW ORk, OcC %.
The ISst's Washington special says:
1t is rhmored the French and United States
governments have arrived III definite un-
derstanding in relation to Mexican affairs !;
that the Emperor Napoleon has agreed to
withdraw the French troops from Mexico,
and that our Government engages toprevent
any interference with the Arch Duke while
he remains in that country by citizens Of the
United States, or other persons on American
soil. According to this arrangement Maxi
milan is 70 be left to his Austrian body
guard and the Mexican people, to make such
Roadway as he can against the opposing
forces of the patriots. It adds: These ru.
mors are not authenticated, but there is q
general belief in their truth.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-12-30

(sarADLunsp 1891
100000 WATCHES. CHAINS. "a. WORTh
o6o0, 900.
TO be cold for One Dollar each, wi1heut resard
70 value and not 70 be paid for .-sa ysss s.sw
-Ae1sus1s 70 ~ SOLD voa q sAca. 4
100 GOLD Hunting eased Watches essh :. sis
100 Gold Watches 70
800 Ladies' Gold Watches -
600 Ladies' and Gents Watches. 1s
5000 Vest. Guard and Neck Chains. !. Ets 10
5000 Oval and Chased Cold bracelets. !. 40 70
1000 Revolving Castors ors...............ls :. rs 3 ls
:Sss :Sss lss I:assst Sss. Nine, !; = e
10000 aola fsns, With SAlsu neasisd
10000 Gold pens, with silver Extension - = " :
CaasS and Penoili. J. -. ..4te s
s"oo so0o Ts Sets kad.es Sevslry toto
5000 Dessert and Table Forks, ~ dos. Il y y
1000 Butter Knives, per pair. ............ .stc 10
5000 Napkin Kings, per pair ........... 4 - 10
$1,000 other articles ........Aee -. & = 10
Certificates Of all the various ssticlss. olat.
ing what each one esa have, ere Ar,s nut isto
envelcpes. sealed up. and miksd; aed whss o.
dersd, aret Ken oa: without regard = choie(.
and sent by meil, thus giving I'll Nsif cAasee.
e. have md then h isaH your option 70 sesd6i
and take the article Or not. ..s.
One ef these envelopes win b seut By Dail q
tsceipt 0fSS cts; I've for q, eleven fofoS. thir.
y for Is. sixty-avs for ele. and hsadted for
Aassrs wanted everywhere. Crest induce.
ments q Ladies' and 0ents TO act . ssch. Fail
not 70 send for cifca1a,s, which gives special
tssms fun list, and particulars.
Address. ]. n. W1NSLOW CO.,
epo-d WSO No. 2O0 Broodvev n r.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-12-30

w VAShiN0lON, DcC. SC
The; National Sorghum Convention is
now in session ut the rooms of tho Agricul-
turai Department. VIM. c. Lough, of Ohio,
is { hartman, and Prot. Lover, Secretary.
Delegates are from the Middle and many Of
the Western States. The Convention has
decided upon definite classification Of the
different varieties Of cane, which will be
published with accurate and particular de
scriptions and carefully executed engravings
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-12-30
pvlce, only % cents . Bottle.
The Flsreaes Nlghtsngals
ef The Nursery.
the following . an extract from letter writ.
ten BY the Rev. z. & Weiser 10 the Usrmna R1.
formal Asss"gA, at Chsmbersburg, Pa:-


There - woman in the public eye whose name
had all along been associated, in our mind, with
the Yankee, ;" Qusck," and "llumbuR" but
1t is so no longer. and desiee to wrest her
na'"e from all such suspicious association in oil
other minds Whatever notions We NAV have Of
womanly delicacy and propriety. we will admit
that woman alone is the Nurse the good Nur.
the best Nurse. Whether we shall have f. .e
rhysic,ans or not. is question whcb male
% asc,dea % oy time and principle. and must $40, Ce
rom NAV as we'll behave thesr ,.aPr'ce ana leu cue.
!: rssliy wast, there W. selves, for II there
there be calling" Il also .,i Dc asupply- IT
Nature and humrsE mere VIII oe : coming.
thse, hs; can c.nras Art and Fashion may hinder,
Irs. W. event.
tlen.s .,slow does not want to treat you 0ss-
vov- Nor Dies she prescribe regimen for
(. wives; but modsstiy appears a. : messen-
eeI ofhealth and happiness to your lNrAhrs in
the craAis. II there anything improper in thatl
Nurse Of 80 years. experience can boldly
say what is Or is not good for babe, and ought
TO be listened to. God speed her on humble but
happy mission. She is the most successful phys
ician and most e6ectus bencfsctress our lutte one
ever enjoyed--her doting parents rot excpeted.
Just open the door for her, and Mrs Winslow
willp.ove the American Florence Nightingale Of
the Nursery. OF this We arc 30 sure, hat We
will tesch our :" Susy" to say "A BLnssxa ON
Mns. WINsLOw"-for nelpiDg her to survive and
escape gripping. coiicking and teething siege -
We confirm every word set forth in the PnOsPpc-
rus. II performs precisely what il profssses to
perform, every mart Of it-nothing less. Away
your Cordial" ''Faregoric," DR. Jps." "Lauda.
num-" and every other ..N Narcotic " py which the
babe Is drugged into stupidity, and rendered dull
an 4 idiotic for life.
only through the preparation Of her e Soothing
syrup for Children Teething" II W had the
power We would make her. % she TO- phvs,cal
savior TO the Infant Rec.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-12-30

MRS. wlNSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP,
for Children Teething. softens the gums, reduces
Perfectly safe ~ all cases. We would say to ev-
cry mother who has u suffering Child: Do not
let your prejudice. uor the preiud ces of others,
stand between you and your suffering child and
the relief that will be sure--yes, absolutely sure
to follow 0ths use Of this medicine if timely
used.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-12-30

LA CROSSE, Wis, Dec. 20.
A fire occurred last night which destroyed
the foundry of Gould Sons. Another fire
took place during the night which destroyed
all the buildings on both sides of I'd street,
between Main and State streets, except the
POstof3ce and Williams shoe store. Total
loss $4O, ,O00--insured for $4,000
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-12-30

NEw YoRk, Dec. 80 The Tribune's
Paris correspondent says:
1t has been falsely reported that General
SchoReld had gone TO Eoe'snd. ne - sun,
and intends % remain IN Pafls fof some
time There can be no shadow Of doubt
that he is here On highly important busi- :
ness, although hs may hsve no written in
structions.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-12-30

Dent Fail 70 Pr~cure Mre.
wINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP, for Child
rem Teething. II has bsen used for - years
with nevsr-fsiling safety and success BY millions
Of mothers for their children. II corrects acidi-
" Of the stomach. relieves wind collie, regulates
the bowels, and gives rest health, and comfort
to mother asd child. Office, No. - Deg street.
New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-12-30
MUNNEWELL,a

ANCSVMr TO attempt to enumerate th,
o4nD 10 cases Of Neuralgia, 0out, Rheumatism
leevoaa Headache. TootI aud Ear Acne, Spina
Oenllaints, ~. vitus Dance. Hysteria, Nervon,
Debility, Loss Of Sleep, Psins in Menstruation,
esd the most reliable testimonials in my posses.
etcn. 70 which all are invited to inspect, would
exhaust time and patience, and which . conn.
dsses 10 test will perfectly justify.
Nov declared purely . nervous complaint,
perfectly relieved in most violent attacks "
doses Of S5 TO 45 drops each half hour. Reilef
end sleep will follow the second. or third dose.
Sold BY I'll Wholesale AID Retail Dealers in
Medicine.
Joha l.. 11annewe11, Proprietor,
Frsctical Chemist, No . Commercial Wharf,
Boston, Mass.
4. 8. BALLORD. Agent. Davenport.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-12-30

PROVIDENCE, Is. l., DEC. ~.
A fire broke out in the railroad depot at
Eoaton, at about o'clock this a M, which
destroyed the building and thirty empty
cars, and six loaded ones. The flames
spread rapidly to the steamboat Common
wealth, Just arrived from New York, which
was heavily loaded with freight and so
grounded at the wharf that she could not be
moved. She was burnt to the waters edge
Nothing was saved. The flames spread SO
rapidly and furiously that the men on board
the steamer barely escaped with their lives.
Loss estimated At 81 500 OOO
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-12-30

WAsHlN0TON, Dec. ~.
In Georgetown, following the example Of
Washington. opened the polls yesterday to
test the sense Of the people on the suffrage
question, of over 100 votes cast only one
was in favor of thus extending the fran
chise.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-12-30

ST. LOUIS, Dec. s0.-Recent repests Of
suffering on the plains is confirmed. About
70 soldiers Of the 18th Infantry, and 80 Of
the 9th Wisconsin volunteers are 20 badly
frozen that they had TO be left in hospital.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-12-30

De aet les year prejudice ssanA
between your sAnering Child and the relief that
will be absolutely sure to follow the use Of MRS
wlNSLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP. It correcta
acidity ofths stomach, relieves wind colic rsgu-
lstss the bowels. softeps the gums gives, rest 70
The mother and health " the child. Office, -
Dsy stsest, Nav York.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-12-30

Nsw Yoas, Dec q.
Cotton 62@63c frmer.
FIouH.-1s 4s0s ~ Ex. Ststs. oe.eS09 Is
RHO.
WnAs.-l.sO0l.sl Chicago Spring.
OAss-600S2c sound.
PoaE.- Opened firmsr, closed irfegulir - i6
o307s. Mes. closing 39s.slk.
WnisE1Y.-Heavy and declining. es 27o1.2 q.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-12-30

We have news here from Morchead City
of the loss of the steamer Constitution.
There were 81 souls on board-all lost but
a.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-12-30
"r " s BALD TEN YEARS.

Certi6ea4s ffea Len Sedd, With nollisesr =
! Wt!ei4e. sor- eC1DAses ospE ~ lesS
=. \. Dlasa-D Dear III lhase 6se4 bald f1s
ine nv hair restored. Being over q yes.p 81 -
Z ftAsugAsA alnsss impoesi6ls. AlssS UsiAt yo0r
Lustfal ssheet tinsyny haire 01bV-
ing. and y pew quite thiek. IN lally oeeyise-
I'd that the Lustssl is the only srtiols tha will
More ne hair. l sm With the welf knowH nsn
q Mollisesf J wilkins. Caspss nall. 1SS end ~
Ldks steeet where go b. eeeG q ahI time y
IL vhe wish - - Ne wssalssfsl s1sets sft>hs
wsrld rpnSwasd Lsstral., aaT Lau jsss.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-12-30

{ Alw.1saz. Dee. -. - Tia MssA.
- ee:sin eys: III e.
sa1n. tht1b NJ - = 4a1elfA, be-
49, sslsevsd y Salf61sy. 4. b. Ne6aed-
~ aad Jas. Bsswa, setSsspeo1eAo q ~
New Yoek T5ihuaos - ". r Uo0is, ees-
,tssposdt9t q ~ Oiaelahoei 06nvoae. have
bsea suonansd't1 - josssssasst e Wit
Aeieo.s srfsosS eaO -s5s .5ea pL -
The Prssideat = 9 vsll salia1sd With
The South ed eae 6eeeiea aGAiss that be
~ dslsfninsd upeo lafthsr ssdustiso q
the any. sis-1 ,'. -.sf
Tia fioes seys thaG both e he Fsoias
leodero IL New Yosk ase sdlt b1sy reeeiviee
lstsses ffem their respective a1heesuts. end
writing volum Aus rep'ito lhseete. The
Roberts msa entsstain no doubt but that
there will b Congress Of ofdGleeatee at Olin
ton Hall next Wssk, but thsy ailees to-.
Notwithstanding masy hsuess Fssiens nav
attend 70 ascertain pseeissly what Coi.
O'1ahensy prcpoess to 10, tie Uenvsotien
viii yet b substantially . fraud. letter.
have bssn reesissd from Bo1tou ~ d..
whsrs which ailsge that the 0'1lahooev
men have procured the' publicaaion q =.
ports, representing certain circles 20 kayS
declared for The Union Square rspublic that
have actually declared for the Seaote. and
denounced Presidsnt O. Mahoney o. . stuu
bling block in the Wy Of Fenisn psogrsss.
The Times Washington special says:
Gen. Grant will occupy bis new sssidsncs
in Washington about the 18th Of iJanuasy.
Hon. W. 3. Chandler, Assistant Seere-
tary Of the Treasury. left Washington last
night to be absent shout month on buvi-
ness connected nth the Treasury.
The object Of ofSscrstAry Eeward's proposed
extended journey Is merely for sslaxation.
and more complete rsst0rstion of health.
reports " the eontray notwithstanding.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-12-30
news
BT TELEGR.APM.

Nsw YoRK, Dec. SO.-The funeral Of
Lieut.. Gov. Morris, Of the Marine Corps,
took place yesterday afternoon. The body
was deposited in the vault at Morrisiana.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-12-30

DU QUoIN, ILL.,, Dec. 20.
The banking house OF Smith q Co. was
broken open last night and robbed of about
$4,000.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-12-30

Ar0y Itch letter. all EraptloA~.
se0e. o9ayneb" "All-Healng Ointnent~
"An- Healing Oinement. y
s.Ds. 0sayass" ..Aii.iiseliss Oioeaens. y
49, ssAll-Heal,ne Olstuent." I"
ssDr. owayass" sAii.Hsalins Ointnsat. !"
"An-nealine Oiatment" :"
@Dr. evayus's" "All-HealisS Oiatmeot"
- eass - obstinate, Or long sssn1ins, u vin net
euEo short tine. al kinds ofTsstss afo pesuAasnA
u cured. Salt Rhsuu, bess Itch &c. nsieo - eta
esa1lae % eenes to Dk. eWArNe Z ooN, - y
0atA N.reet, Phllsdelphia. bog v - ssop ss"s ~
peoeaGo ts any part Of the Unitea Statso. = nv u
"a q =. 3. DALLoRD'e DAlS ef0oer - =.
AAl5sesd1 LORD eN0sS; crSss.Pos'
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-12-30
COM M Z R coAL.


Osscs o. rns DAvsxross DsnocsAs, [ {
Wednesday evening, Dec. q, 1895.
FLeun. -Wholesale, per Isl. 0s.le
In sacks, $500
In bulk $780,
Retail in bbl. $3.50.
In Sacks. 1S.40.
10 bulk $500. I
WnsAf..No; !, so0c No. 3. so0soc.
BAslsr.-No. i. soo7osss. No. .. sssss.
Oars. 16@isc.
PofAFoss-80c
OMoxs. .--ls@20.
Burma -26c
Eeoe.-SOc ~
HAY.-e15.o0. -
CoAL-2lc per bush. on leves; soc at The dspol
yard.
ArrIss.-Ss.5O per barrel
Posk--e70ssO; IN foot 1703s.
Chaeago markess.
BY Telegraph CnIoAso. Dec -
to day. Although tie sales made were 1t higher ie
ures than ruled yesterday there little de
position to ererate and Il the close sellers Of meee
raj. durss The early part The day Il sss bu. q
the close thai figure could mot be obtained. Thess
was fair inquiry Tor wee' picked hama, vilhsales
ing wsre held q r. Gree hsms nrm ;, is0lsKc.
Lard Prime A0he higher; stsam render. d Kettle
dried at sG16Ac.
Besf-There was soGpe inquiry, and ealse were
made At 4l3 tor mess ano 1s for extra mess.
HOgs-Receipts 10 day 11c7. The MAJ ket for d-ess
ed ess ac,i I've and SOC lower; sales from 90 76
II 90 for lots dividing ON 800 H.
Four-Market quiet without important change
Good spring extraa held with sumo 6fmness
Wheat-No srring quiet, n decline Of 10: No
nrm. at 845c higher 6alee were made from d - \
al 81 for No spring; % for extra do, and Sde06l
for No 4
Corn-No In store sold u lok 0l1k; sas corn O.
rejected Sc.
U.ts-Quiet and steady, u 80 for No I, and 9s0
- ~ for Nos.
Rys-iDqnred for but limited Offering. Sales d
$685. for No l. ~ for rejscted.
Harley-Noihing done.
High Wines-@9 1l091h
Beef Cattle-1n more active demand Prices "a.
vanced 95@SOc fair TO best eaades Bales q = 2
81 80 for Let and I'd class stse Ao0s = fpe soed
smooth oteere. -
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-12-30

non AL rAass o. fns DoDY IN rvs u,yu-rs.
= .ssAo.s injury % to stsr. BY 'UruAn's Dr.
AHLAso.r Ponssa" Ask Or send for '.UrsAr's ;
Ssi1sosI ~ nr:sss rowDss," and take no other. Price
SFhAn rs South Eighth street, Phiisdsiphi.
- 0ol0 BY OH Druggists. s{sept2d mon th I'M