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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-06

AT METROPOLITAN HALL.
Tho proceeds to be applied to the repairs
and payments on the Iowa Christian Home.
Remarkable and interesting scenes in
Germany, England, and other European
countries besides statuary, things curious
and wonderful, and familiar American
scenes and personages, will be presented,
magnified and intensified by the aid Of the
most powerful lights.
Price of admission. ........ 90 cents.
Reserved seats. 75 cents.
Children under IL years old, half price.
Tickets sold 1t Plummer's book store,
where reserved seats may be secured.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-06

Ar soiree dansants recently given by
one Of the leaders Of the ton on Murray Hill,
Miss v, Of 32nd street, appeared SO
magnifcently coitfured as to excite univer-
sal complimentary remark. It was also OBJ
served that she bore about her delicious,
sense satisfying perfume, very rare and
beautiful. SO great was the interest felt
in her magnificent toilet, that lady brave
" dsregarding punctilio, begged her to re.
veal the secret OF her lovliness. II dress
my own hair" she replied frankly, 'and at
tribute what Of beauty it possesses to the
use Of Lubin's Florilinc. BY its applica
ton havs no difficulty in retaining my
hair in any position desired, and kcepinQit
glossy, healthful and abundant" This is
the only one item of the rapidly accumula-
ting evidence of the valne and merit Of
Lubin's Florilne, tie ne plus ultra Of toilet
requisites.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-06

Cart. Frrcn, Co. H, 4th Iowa Cavalry
presented Gen. Baker the colors Of tht
"reIel 4th Missouri Veteran Cacalry," cap
turcd at the battle of the Osage, 25th Octo
Der, 1864. The colors were delivered t.
Gen. Baker by the gallant captor, Sergt
Geo. w. Miller, Go. Il, 4th lowe Cavalry.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-06

Dr.. FERRARD, the celebrated Spanish
Physician, is at his Office, on Main street,
Davenport spC-d& VT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-06

Sous OF TEMPERANCE-Thcrc will he u
public installation of the newly elected
officers Of Scott Division at their hall this
evening. Good speeches and music will
form Part of the ceremonies The officers
to be installed are as follows:
W. T.. r. Smc.hain Conductor G. E,lridge,
w. A.. u. T. Huihcll, y. e.. y. j. Brown,
r. Scribe. !. I. Temple, ]. =. Harry Fulton.
A. X. s.. !. H. Cannon .. $. Frank SANDERS.
+. Ser be- D. n Crawford Chaplain, Rev II. Bayliss,
Treasurer. John Collins.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-06

PRsscRlrr1oS.-When you 60 for drugs or
to get prescriptions filled go to Dr. Higgins,
Union Drug Store, above the Post Office.
Mr.. Higgins is an experienced physician,
and knows just what he is about when fill
ing your orders. Buy Of him and you are
sure to get pure drugs, and prescriptions
propcrlv filled.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-06

SATISFACTORY RsroRr. r.-Tax-payees will
examine the Poor House Report in anothtr :
c,lumn with much satisfaction. Tho Poor
Farm, under the judicious management Of
Mr.. Nutting, has become paying concern,
much to the surprise Of I'll. tt nett earn
ings this year amount to $l5s,34o. Good
enough.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-06

"TmrY SAr."-The people say, and in
sist upon it, too, that Frans Meyer, next
door vest Of the National Bank, I'd street,
sells the best quality of clothing and makes
Il to order, that can be found in these parts.
He takes particular pains to get the best
quality Of goods, and never fails either in
fits or prices. Call upon him, and he will
be sure to please you evsry time.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-06

To-Day's Advertisements.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-06

Scorr DIVISION No. l, Sons Of Temper
ance, will meet every Friday evening at Z
o'clock, in their hall, over the State Bank,
corner Third and Brady SITS. jan5-dw1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-06

Apyr. GEs. BAKER has received the fol-
lowing descriptive rolls:"
John Horton, Co. X, 18th Iowa Infantry.
Abraham Hollopeter, Co. X, 18th Iowa
Infantry.
jesse T. Charles, Co. X, 18th Iowa In
fantry.
John Cation, Co. 1, 11th Iowa Infantry.
Royal Taylor, Co. q, 9th Iowa Infantry.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-06

THE LADIES Sanitary Aid Society will
meet at Mrs. John NJ. Lyter's, corner of 4th
and Perry streets, Saturday afternoon.
SECRETARY
, 1865-12-12

@!ic fos no. IN closing with buyers Of No.
At 953ft and seller8 II &c.
Rye was In more aeslse demand, and the m4fket
advanced 7Gsc, With LIBERAL sa1estat 4;1Ga51e for
No. ! md 40 ssc for No. in store.
There xaa no demand Whatever for Barley, and
tee market was eutl-e'y nominal. NEW No. may
Dc qnoted At 4ssascc. and old receipts At 2s9*c;
Canadian S1.e5GeLe0.
Timothy Seed VIE Inactive but firm, With sA1es Of
q bags prime at &3.25. A smau lot OF Fl1x Seed
sold At $40
Salt WIS quiet but fs.n, with ealee Of so barrels
fec domestic at saao, delivered. Table Salt In
boxes sold at $3.50 PEI case.
There were no e1zcntlal changes In the Grocery
market. There ia moderate buguess doing. The
following despatch was received to4d&y at tbs
Grocets' Exchange:
NEw YoaK, Dc. II.
STAPLES are IN light eeuand; qno.ss1ous unehaug-
ed but mtrely nominal.
The following dispatches were se.d to-day on
s new YonK, Dec. II.
Flour End Oats easfer: good Wheat better; Com
stssdy; Pork heavy, at $a8,6a; Lard nrm, ut 19Ac:
Whltkey steady; Gold, Us.
I&7ER.-Flour unsettled, at $7.mG1a1O; Wheat
l.72; Corn heavy, at s3G94c: Oats quiet, 1t 59S3
6oc; Fork firm. At &2aS7; Lard frm, At l93xc.
LATER.
There was nothing done IN grain this afternoon.
-1bere wse good attendance at The Merchants Ez-
cnaugc, but no one seemed disposed 10 operate.
Fer No. i Spring Wheat, S1.2aa4 was offered. wih
but no sellcrs. There was no action whatever IN
, 1865-12-12

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,


MONDAY EVENING, Dec II.
Business opens Ibis week rather tamely. All
branches Of trade ase dun, md our merchants a.e
generally engaged In closing up their books for the
year. The receipts Of produce ase couparsttyclv
light, and there is scarcity Of oraesz for goods
from the Interior The report Of Secretary McCu].
loeb has had the effect Of rendering merchants
Eorc cautious. and those who have heavy stocks On
hund arc unloading; while those who have 11ch,
stocks are buying only !" from hand to mouth
The mir hos been thick with Tunors and reports
for several days past that one oi our heaviest whole
sale grocery houses Was 'in trouble, that ats
Eapcr had gone 10 protest" and TINT tt ''had fail
I'd : but after dgent inquiry re dnd that there Il
rot Ennti1!atton Of truth In any Of the rumors
md rports That have gone abroad. living to the
fact fhat our uhoesac dealers laid IN IN unusually
heavy assortment goods this fall, the impression
has gained ground that they are financially weak In
consequence; but we are aasnred by competent
3ndCct that there is no ground for any such con-
clussou- Owing 10 the scarcity Of money in this
mn1ket, some Of them may have experienced diL
hculty In procuring all the Accommodations which
they required; but further than this re do not be-
licyc there has been any trouble.
With regard TO the reported failures In The gram
trcde, OF which TIE made mention last week, Ii IL
proper 10 state that we have good reason to be1e7e
that the total loss In consequence H:1l not exceed
s15, QUO. divided up among three OF four firms. As
everything that transpires On 'Chsnge almost in.
mcdatciy becomes public property, tatlure, in tic
grain trade arc generally reported promptly. while
failure in the mercantile trade does NOT generally
COME TO Light TIL some Law process has been COM
mcnced; and in most cases In the latter tsal. a
fatlu1c involving the loss Of only three or four
thousand dollars scarcely 1t erer CONES to light.
In this connection. NE would state that willard,
BEohess, reported as having falled have denied in
alettcr to contemporary, that they arr sp.ca-
laoEs OF that they have falcd Owing to the failure
Of other parties, they vcre forced to ask m exteu-
sion en- & 0oo bushels Of wheat which they had to
RECEIVE, which raa granted. From this arose ths
rumor that they had failed.
II wns reported on Change to-day that hesry
grain tsm IN Polo, ogle Co., H., had Jailed, ana
That eomc OF our commission hoases would sufe.
severely IN consequence. II Is said that the fsm
has orcsawn II eocoa It In Ibis cIty 10 ,hs xt mt
Of 81, 1000. The truth Il, or commission mer-
chants are generally too anuous 10 do business,
and they xoake adrnnees to parties In the country
, 1865-12-12

There was fafr attendance on Change to-day,
and the general produce markets ruled quiet, but
prices Of grain ruled shade higher.
The Provision market to-day WAS dull md etag.
nant. There wus limited demand for Mess Pork
on Canadian account, and ne nosa sales Of about
ECO hrls at xeG0ol26.50. email lot OF Clesr Pork
WIS sold at $1,000. There was limited demand
for Engheh Meats, md we note sales OF 300 boxes
Cumberland Midd1eR at 1501S5:sc, md 100 boxes o!
Long Rib MIdd,cs at 1sc Lard was offered at 1sa
1s,:c without buyers, Light Brown Grease was
sold At 1Sc, and Tallow Grease ut 11Hc.
Tallow wns very dull and we quote the market
easier, with light sales OF country nj 1a City Tai
low Ia held at 1aMD1cc.
Dressed Hogs we're In better supply and easier,
with kales at ff0.0o@ @lo.G0.
Highwtnes were very dali and We note decline
Of 1c per gallon, With Gales at S217 liehw1nes in
bond were In good request, with sa!es Of 20 brls
at &C.
Peef Cattle continue In light supply and With
very meagte demand, piecs rerns1n unchanged
Sales to-day Werc $50 head, ranging from $ias to
$5.73.
Hogs are very dul1 and prices without change
Iron, Saturdays quotations. The ealcs inc1ude
1850 head ransing from $3.50 for fair to $40 for
choice.
Tt1e was no demand for Flour, and the market
ruled dull and heavy, and quotations were entirely
nominal. 4 sma1l lot Of Spring Supers changed
hands At $4.00, and Buckwheat at S7.0Q.
The market for No, l Spring Was quiet,
though prices ruled 1G1Hc better than At the close
ol Change On Saturday. No. 9 Spring was steady
and without decided ehanse. Rcd Winter was dull
and lower. The salcs aggregate 6a,go0 bu at sl.43
70, No. Red, <l.e5 for Extra Spring. s.. ssk D1.e3
for No. do, 6skGs7 for No. = and &c for Rejected
do-clos1ng Nth buyers Of No. 1kspring at 81 az
and sencrs at 1.as4.
There Nas an improved demand for Corn, and
the market advanced i01c, with fales Of 1G 600 bn
At 4sc 70. No I; 40kG41c for No, 2, and 3i1s5c
for Rejected in store. Ear Corn sold at 351sc.
Oals mere in moderate demand md 1k91c better,
with sales Of 600 bu 1t &c for No. /, and a14l
, 1865-12-12


II the only physcisn a. Specialist now In the city
that b. entirely relied upou. Go 70 NIX, md not
suffer Dlsea1e to remain IN your ayssen. dlsasurtug
your sce and body besides destroying your happiness
and future prospects in lie. He has made personal
diseases and nervous debility his study for the last
twenty yrafl and Is thezetup the person whom, IL
afflicted should consult No ooe ever heard Of pa.
ens Of his rot being cured since he has been IN the
city. Ills reputation has vouchers in all the city pa.
PERI hts patients and the medcal profession both here
and abrosd ~ being tho most skilled Specialist here
and thorough master Of his profession II all othess
fat, don't desps1r; give him CALL It is ou1y COM
mon Occurrence With him to cusa such eases, His
ROOMS separate for lAd!es and gentcu,e and thu
most complete IN the city. Consultations free sad
conndenti4L
oface No. 178 South Clark street, corner Of Moo1oe
half block hcm the Post Once. Post Once Boz "a
Chicago. III. omce houzs from /. n. TO .. u.
Send for bis Guide to HEALTH" published monthly
tsee Of charge.
Yorso MEN. TAH PARTICULAR No11ux-poctor
Bst1ow eTotes much Of h1s time to the treatment OF
those cases causcd bY secret habit which ruins bo.
body md mind uniting tho unfortunate individual
for either tuneka Of society. The sad effect OF these
early habits Or the e1ceas Of tpe yr1s Is to weaken
and dehltste the constitution, destroy the physical
and mental powts, diminish and enfeeblo the natural
feelngs and exhaust the vital energies Of ua1uhood
the pleasures offe arc msrred the object Of marriage
frustrated and existence itself rendered term Of u-
csaslnG mlserJ and regret. Such pezsons especially
those contemplating marriage should lose no time IN
making Immediate application. - Dr. T., by his new
treatment, Il enabled to ensure speedy md perma
nent cure.
II Once, 178 South Clark.st.- corner Of Monroe.
, 1865-12-12

Of whom they know nothing, except that The, arc
heavy buyu4.
The money market opens this week more stin-
Efnt- The -NaHoual Uanta, from this dAto to tho
cloee Of The year, Will hare 10 coutnet hetr dis:
count lines, so "a to make '1aE ehoM" In lhelr
quarterly reports on the 1st OF January. The effect
Or This policy WAS felt oday in, monetary circes
Ind ZONE but those who rers clearly entitled 10 dis.
counts were accommodated.
Tbs rate Ut discount Is unchanged. The hanks
arc loantng their enstnmeEs at 10 per csnt per an
nun; but the private bankers generally charfe
1880 per cent. There Is good supply Of second
clsfs paper On the markell undlt sells On the street
Al p per cent per month, and re hear Of ttausae-
tions ut even higher rates.
The supply Of Eastern Exchange Is still very
Light and the market senaIne firm st par buying
and 1-10 premium, selling. One or two Of the
banks patd "a high IS LID premium for round lots
The general produce markets To-day we're frmer,
bnt there vas but little ne1irlty. Flour v1. dull
and nominal. Wheat advaneed 1@1Hc per bushe1,
Corn ruled .s@1c higher Oats advanced HDlc
rer bnhhel. Rye frled eG3e per bushel higher.
Highwines declined It per gallon. Provisions md
Lard we1a dull and heavy.
Gold was a shade frmez to-daJ. Il opened IN
fewf ozk At 14ah and elosedat 145A. Tho follow
ing are the quotations telegraphed to James Boyd
n Rrofh f,rnbx
, 1865-12-12
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
Unhappy Marrfagcs--Craelty, Deser'
tion, Etc.-.Suits Upon Grain Con.
tracts-.Attachments and
Iniuhctions.

1,~r., 4-.-rs t.,r-,- nur
,D4.nu,ond.-Ihi. Cont ,v.s In se,eIon ~eetc,,,.1
bnt adjourned without the trans.rtion of nny ho.,
ness Of public interest or i,ono7rnes 0''1'
c,n. 80 " - ~ nasosaaee'
eornA1oR CounT-Be3oTv Hos. Jostph E. Carl
t7"a HoH- John 4. Lnneson--Msska ". Maska
THIS IL autt in x.h;eh ~, A,,.a1- vet. .,,uAi
1or atv,-c. t,os" - As ]a1sos A.asHa s~rtao. ~
IT...s es auta n9 lotu ana maste!' Ahion,
1aAsAA- onc asse11ed that she wts married TO the
defendant At Nicksbure, Germany, in the month ol
unft TaEs9 srh.n' ~. 49, a.,,,.ts LIZ ny .Ics snd
reaching chicago lived toee,aes until Deoem5cr 5th.
1aH, when the len him. Complainant chsrec. 'hst
cruelty tovprd I,er. frconent,v etnItnc and otucr
wise Nl.nsiuc hFr, She further chsIgc4 thss by
adultefons commantcstion n7in aoandon:d no@s9, %
he had contracted dangerous ttsease, from which
lime shc had REUSED 10 associate nIth him.
The c1ke wns referred. como weeks 40, TO Ira
Whoee rrpoit deere ot dtyonc nas granted By thr
Eoun.
Ellsworth " Ellsworth. Divorce IN this suit
vas died md counru,ed, and in pursuance Of is
findings decree OF martial separation ordesed bE
the ronn Thc auIt Haf brought by Lucy A. E1Is
sshe alleges maisiare utth the defendant On tie
e;lh OF August. 1stas tn Wisconsin, though from
childhood he has lecn resident Of THIS State
women q abandoned :snaracier at kaieiez and
HicktturE. and also aseerts TINT low and icWd 10.
ncn nc Ms on!y a>socaates, and thut he has added
,.tSi Bo.nton p, - y Wickes Ct al.-T6.s was sui
lfoueht " Charles W RoynIon noaInst f,haYics Z;
~ sc1 * ann r. Jocl T. Wicker 10 recover damages
BY no means the nrr, e9l; arisinr fIn ihe s sams -
Transaction, The public il already vel aeou,intei
sn ~ ~. r. pa,teulas Jury was cmp.aelled aud
'nH Han,as ,11M o. I, nc y; cause ~ son,ncnced
1es1t 1s OF Ralph uanson and John n. Moon a writ
q % %attscGment was f*susd aeainst The property Of
the cTDUud 0f epra tn ,-,,,,.. -
, 1865-12-12
39tnpDsal5.
4 RAlY SUPPLIES.
A. Z
IL OYrICE Cn1y CoMa1ssAHY,

IL oFrICE Cu1KY CoXA1ssARY,
MILITARY Div sruN or THE TkyxE+e8E}
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. I'd, 14i3-
seatd Proposals. which must b.: In duplicate. With
acopy of this Advertisement attached to each. will be
received At this oce untjl u o'clock u Friday Dec
5tb, t65 for supplying FRESH BEEF. Of good and
hind quarter e.L for issae 70 troops and Others
lowing named posts In the Military Division Of Ten
pessee Huntsvil1e Ala. Nashville, CnattanooEa and
kno1Tle, Tenn, and At I'll posts drawing supplies
~ months crmMnncinc on the 1st day Of January,
lsG8 and ending a1sh day Of June, 1sG OF snch less
direct.
Faymsns vii be made monthly. or as eas,y thereat
funds as nay be furnished by the United States
separate bids will be received for Of tae above
poatst Or one bid may include them all.
nnds1 ins exceptions e. ihe P1sa.dcnts Amnesty Pro
n'srssss IT, eisneE directly Or indreesl b sess.ve
8lds fom " other persons under eatd Proclamation
Proposals. must be aeconapanind BY proper cusran-
contEacs awarded, thty Will enter bonds fbr The
undssslsnee reserves the right to reject any and
Endorse envelopes, Proposals for Frcsh Beef~ md
address the same to The undersigned.
J. G. READ, Col and c. s.,
nhtt7
, 1865-12-12

This preparation Is siuvauahio IN DEVIOUS weaknesses
Of all AntA ~ It will testozs :hc wasItd strength
With wonderful pertuarfrcc.
It Is also xsaad tonic and will Gtse relief In Dys-
use VIII reeovute tn. stomach to degree OF perfect
health. nnd Danish Dyspepsia FOREVER.
One Dollar ret bottle, stI Bottles for &3 Sold hy
Druggists generally.
Eent hy c1rrtss anywhere, by nGdress&nr
, 1865-12-12
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
Standing Committees--Reports Of Sn.
perintendent Of Schools, County
Treasurer, and Poor House
Warden.-The Var Fund.-.
J. Conversion Of Scrip--
Miscellaneous.


at Two O'Clock yesterday aile.Doon. In the County
Court Room the President n & E,n,nona Fxn
OF hanover, IN the chatr.
The following members responded to tire call Of
the roll By The clerk: Aiken, Amnerrnsn, Apfel,
Austin, Blum, CaExtcnt. Chilsou, Colvtn. cooper
Curttf. Derc17nhu. Dolton, Dtaudort, Edh1ook,
EhrhArt. Far@eil Cray. Hammond Higgins, Hop
ktns, kile, Loddtng+ oh1endoEf. Pusheck. Cole-
sell John shaclford, scott singer. Shiele Eironf.
m5st rs Taylor r. Taylor E. s., ThorwoEth. Vlal
coxumss.
r1,a ta1,o..,ro, ,n,ot.......s - cu,.,,
as:s.S we're ssnoansea: azg"s"'* '' committees '0f
n = Eadm,r - NJ =. Gtts ~ y: fat~eA+
Ein.nram E' :; SoeIoc1: ". "; Gfay:
Edwa1d !, TaroT nj W.tf.s SaMpei !, snaes,ofo'
,on oTn n,su neSo9n1E4 l.. 1opS.ns, J. B. ahieit,
i.t, ard III 4 =. Ia,st ~, -. :. nuahaasuh
1nyls., llcary Harms, Flank Eohout Samuel Vii.
Aos9s eno DrtdEes-A s. Kexlord, Charles
Hulsaoufa. ponn AIfsc1l, u. l. uopEtns, T. u.
Pqsheck-
nj Tiai RaI, y! tTass-sam4ei sa4ekiozu sam
Stnorg II 49, /! I: p.,ts As!uee'os' 1cotGe
Tnbir i,niIiinnsMs Rnssis'i F,o, s.o., r
L. inncy- Pi,ii;1 An;st cari.s n,ndn. mnrs eo'@' H.
Ioor Housr ,nt s'sa nsr,,aIesR uasts gtando'1 ,,-
<i,aries i1rantinvf sher1 i.0,e,n = H ta,''
:Inss.,h WIidc o0'A'' - =" 4AAA6nAss'
lrsuc RutjsGuusc,. jacssh thTh.rit 6. T. HnaisT
Miscellapeous CIalms-C. q. Pushnck. MeIru
Kile, n. l. Curtis, c. Il. baton, d. ". Austin.
Nceu.e4-Hen1y uaFms, j, F Thorvo-th. Lam
ben Bum, II Ii. Cafetens, ien.y Dcycr1nsn.
Edncation-E- j. Nhitehead, Thomas Cooper
Caleb Sweet, Chsrles Loddiur, il Ii. Mcrtus.
Hospis4l-ti. X. Ammcru.tn, William Freisc., 5.
L Russell Ebcr Woodruff ". 4. Cadman.
On motion, Sur D. $. Hammond was added 10
The committees On Public bulldogs aad noepis.
ais;
w:e Withdrawn from Inc Finance copmittec, and
On motion. .SutrIyiror j. Ii. p.inMsr nT Tsiat1nc
having preacnsed Iii credentials was admitted to
narne xss ni,de.1 to The Knisdfnc comroitf.e "''
lhe minutes Of the preceding meeiiae were read
pRf npnRsnSef Of petty individual petitions uere re
cetved a1d retcf7ca TO taesr appropriate Commit
1ecs' -z-.. .-
Sun. shackfora presented a petition for ,,yo or
Ear Inffmary.'' which wne referred 10 the Poor
House COMMITTEE.
"A petttton ~ns Fecs.yed from 81 Hlliard- County
, 1865-12-12

OYICE OF TIE DAILY TR1arNg.}
..... Monday Evening, Dec II.
EEEF FCATTLE-Aceofd1nr to the nos1d OF Traie
repozs the receipts and ahipmen since cur LIST z,ue
compared with the corresponding period Of 1884, bare
been as follows II should be borne II mind that these
shmenss aud receipts arc sea5 those OF the day Pre-
tcd!n.:
neeeip,s,1 shIpueat,.
ii. 1ss. lNl. 1s0. iss.,
Sunday and Monday. co. f,7E 1eoo
The eu9rket to-day has been 1lfeicss aod w1,hout
Change. Ihcru Is vey 1.fe stock on SALE at some Of
cyAsds not single hoof We quote" the market us
last.
SALES TO-DAY.
J, Gs1d1cy Co. sold abbott L Co. II bead Stock
Steers, asEIsginc poo na. q t!.H.
inr III LII Is 1t SSeoa Aa'oe as2a sooo toss a'efa
Cooley 1adI,d5e :o!d osteF = lead Stock ssses.
Gregory Hastings sola Ehirlcy 10 head T.. Cow.,
averaging l.tt0 nt. at 9tG1; to same IS ht1d good
stock steer. sycEaEing LtSs nR. At ss-oo.
Adams sold Fritz head Cove, averaging 1,o22 NJ,
HOGe-Frpm tho returns made to the Boaru Of
Trade find the receipts and shipments for thejs,s
txcnty-fonr hours, compared with the receipts ard
shipments Of the sarae period In 1sl to be a. FOL-
lows:
Sunday md Monday......ss3 l6,;so Loo q; 81;
The reported saes to-day foot up 500 head ranging
In rr1ce FROM tss03s.A.
The market has been very dull xnd the transactions
limited u few lots left over from saturdav and The
meae1ekrriva1sof Sunday. Shippers hare beeo tho
principal operators. The stringency In the money mar
ket sese1c felt aod emba7asses operators to coz
adetae,.e extent Puces are unchanged from satur.
, 1865-12-12

MARINE NEWS,
PORT OF CHICAGO,

RE1VED......,..,...pec, Gil.
EtMr Eea Mr1, Morgan, Manttowoc sundrtes.
IFop FDrt1t Queen, Csequl, Buffalo, 6updEitS
sehs wallace, Brown, Racine, $4,000 brick. 100
schr KITTY Grant, Igoe South Haven, 81 eds wood.
Scnr Lnton, Smith. Fn1ler's Pier, 6s N st3ves.
ec1f L siafun. Galligan, Grand Tfaycrse, 80 m
schr Charlie Hibbard. cutle, Amsterdam, 100 eds
CLEARED ..-.-......Dec. 9-1f,
Schr Gaxe1le. Anderson, ShekoygaD.
schE r Htnsdale. Miller, ,sheboygan.
SchT Wallace. brown, Elake's fier
SchT Elbf, Cops, Racine.
@chr Kitty Gfnut, Igoe, Union Ctr.
echr Guide. Chase, Et Joseph.
Schf Ccarlie Hihrard, Curle, Amatefiau.
Sehr qrion, Smith, F11fcE's FfeF.