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Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-02

SAvANNAH, Dec. ~.
The steamer Zodiac which left here for
New York yesterday collided with the
steamer Virgo, from New York bound to
Savannah. Both steamers arrived here this
evening The Zodiac is badly damaged.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-02
New YORK. Dec. 10

Judge Leonard of the Supreme Court to-
day, discharged Martin, the accomplice of
Kennedy on ha5eds corpus from custody of
Gen. Hooker. Martin was then arrested by
the L. = Commissioner, on . charge of ar
son.
Upto o'clock this evening no verdict
had been rendered in the Strong divorce
case.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-02

New Y0Rk, Jan. 2.--Hon. Jno. r. Hoff
man having few days since taken the oath
Of Office, was yesterday formally installed a.
Mayor Of New York. Mayor Gunther then
took leave Of the officers and clerks attached
to the executive bureau, and withdrew
Mayor Hoffman then delivered his inaugur-
al. He argues that the city government
should be free from control by the Legisla-
ture. The funded debt Of the city is over
$4l 600, 900, on account Of Viii n the com.
missioners of the sinking fund hold $9,>
100000. The debt is amply secured by
the entire property Of the city. He sug-
gests the sale at auction oflarge portions Of
unimproved property ofthe city which now
will bring large prices. lie believes the
city should hold and control its markets,
wharves, piers, and ferry franchises, and is
against the sale Of them. The tax levy Of
the year is over e18, ,0OO, 900, of which 4S,-
10000 is for State purposes, $4,750, 600
for police purposes and other county pur
poses, expended by the commissioners 40.
pointed BY the Legislature; 81 SOC, 900 70.
riot and family aid and war bonds. The
tax levy for the next year u expected to be
at least $3,O00,O00 less. The Mayor re-
commends that the Chamber Of Commerce
b. invited to confer with the commissioners
of the sinking fund on the subject of iron
piers and warehouses. He hopes for the
removal Of the old markets which disgrace
the city, and the erection Of new ones
which will be an ofnamsut. He calls for
the prompt cleaning Of the streets, and
the punishment Of all violations Of
city ordinances, by throwing garbage into
the streets. He also suggests sanitary reg.
ulations in view Of the possible approach Of
the cholera, and the vigorous enforcement
Of the plans now in progress for the i'm
proved sewerage, and, finally. recommends
. reduction Of expenses, and says that he
will do al in his power to thwart il,provi
dent legislation, and check extravagant
expenditures.
Nsw York, January 9.-Comptroller
Robinson, in his annual report, states thai
notwithstanding the heavy drain upon tse
treasury, its affairs have moved on smothly
and in perfect order. Every just claim upon
1t has been promptly net, and it retains -
ample sum in hand for an demands likely -
-
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-02

Nsw Yoaa, Jan. 3.
Cotton 5205sc 6rmer.
FLoUs.-1S lv0S 81 Ex. State. eS.sS09.l IL
RHO
Coax.-About lower, s69ssA for sound.
OArs-6e962c sound.
PoeG.- Opened 6rmsr, closed irfegulse go -
@S0.75. Asss closing $50. i.
WnfsxnY.-Heavy and declining, e2.T 02Ss.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-02

WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.
Some of The papers have enormously stat
ed that Capt. Semmes is kept in irons.
Ex.Secrctary of the Interior Usher, Of In
diana. is among the latest arrivals.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-02
NEW YORK.
John p. Boyle Il Co.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS

~ BrOoAW0y, II. y.
DsvrnsScss- 8. Cole. Esq., Prest. Ameri
IL can Exchange National Bank. N. r.; John
Hopkins, Pres. Merchants Bank, Baltimore !;
Messrs. Homer, Rex 1 Tracy, Thos Ryan, Esq.,,
St. Louis noy2 .d6ms
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-02

The great popularity OF Mrs. winssSv' 5 Doth
ing Syrup. for children secthing- has induced un.
principled persons to put up articles to be used
for the same purpose. IN adversisihg whikh thas
have not only copied our sdvertieemnts and no.
s'ces from the press. but Aavs eoeiel seffiaeats1
and letters from clergymen aud o1herS, tQxfne
othsr names 70 our gssdaie e3ailfeise.-
Dsware sf ins:tstors. eras- -aSpSV4f *
ssseF as1 "a isssstt ASs s,
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-02
WILMINGTON, Dec. 30.

W MINUTON, DC' O0s
The steamer Constitution which left Sa-
vannah for New York on the 23d inst, with
"A passengers and 100 bales of cotton, struck
on Point Lookout Shoals on Tuesday morn
ing at o'clock where she remained AZ hours.
The Captain and twelve of the crew and
one passenger saved themselves ON cotton
bales. They landed at Cape Lookout light
house at 4 O'Clock on Thursday afternoon
and thence proceeded to Morchead City
Forty persons on board the ill-fated vessel
consisting of passengers and crew, perishcd
The survivors left Morehcad City for New
York this morning
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-02
Highly EsteemeA W the Medical
Cacultv.

throughout the United states Tor IT'S purity
sweetness. aud immed date and superior efficacy.
majority Of the resident Ply sicians Of Phln
delphia give this Oil the sanction Of their high up
proval, and as y test Of their confidence. recon
meudt to their patients and prescribe it in their
ractice.
A remedy for Consumption, bronchitis
Aathmn. Gout. rheumatism, General Debility
and all ScrOiuious affections, it stands unriv alec
effecting cure or alleviating sufferngs whcr
other medicines have failed.
Manufactured only by
JOHN c. BAKER 4 CO.,
7ls Market St, Philadelphia.
D. And sold by druggists in this city and else
Whee feb2l- decd &wcOw1v
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-02

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1srsd, aret aksn. ont without rsgard y choice.
ana cent b mGii, thus giving oil lAir <ehancs.
% receipt Of ne eestHcsts yen see wb q yOu
Ssn have. esd thee ieaa your epties 10 - ID u
and take The aSttcle o. nst
ono u those envelopes will b. sent BY nan o.
receipt Of rs cts ave for o. eisven Tor eS tbir
" fbf oS. sixty-6vs for 90, sad husdrsd Ter
Us.
AesxSs wanted every where. Crest induce.
| meuts 10 l.adita aud 0enh 70 BET % s1ch Fail
not 10 send for circslsss, which givss special
tsfns. full iist, esd psrticuless.
| .ne "a W8m No 80 BrsadWav,N. Y.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-02
Price, only 50 cents a Bottle
The Florence Nlghtengale
Of the Nursery.
A BI:NEFACFREHs. +.

The following is an extract from letter writ
ton by the Rev. z. q Weiser to the Termdn Ne.
formed N.sem1tr, at Chambersburg, Pa
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-02


A Washington special correspondence
says:
The statement with reference to the exact
meaning Of the reiterated rum0rs concern
ing the withdrawal of French troops from
Mexico will be likely TO receive official con
iirmation in a few days. When these ru
mors first appeared they came generally
from France. There was condition at
tending the withdrawal-thatco condition was
an assurance from the United States to Ma
poleon that his Empire and Emperor in
Mexico should not be disturbed
Report says pledge was given by the
| nited States that no interference will bt
allowed. The reason of tire administration
guaranteeing this non interference is no
doub! the result Of belief that the Liberals
will be able to make short work of Maxi
milan, once the French bayonets arc with
drawn; but we should not he too sure Of
This. Macmillan still has number OF Aus
trian and Belgian troops to fall back upon
and with these may be able to establish hi,
sway; and if he does, there will be no othei
course but to recognize him. The Govern
ment is committed in its diplomatic CORES
pondence to recognition when it is shown
that the Mexicans have accepted the new
order OF things. and Napoleon counts conf
IDENTITY on recognition
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-02

A000TO50.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-02

Davenport Wholesale Dry GSoods
market.
The Dry Goods Market il strong and 3D.
cdncing. We quote an advance Of . to Sc
on Prints, and to 7c on Bleached Cottons.
/ to 1c on standard Browns.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-02
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Aeexpefis1soa Nufsee 4u0n1s f1gslsiaopss-
- 1ssssts is ~ AiassaIss 1 ia1ssAsss. ~ /.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-02
I To.0ay'o Advertise ments.
QUARTERLY REPORT
OF she Condition Ofthe

OF Davenport,
In the state Of lovvn, On the
Morning. of the First Monday Of
January, le0O.
, 1866-01-18

Easnfd ,Jfc.:ley ri: presented nh.t wss rsosab
me dreams oI his chill lhood tIs boyhooa, snd hi
easty manhood. 1he drrzns of h1s early toye. h,s
renns Of ambition. his cAttlcs IN the air son,e uf
W0th I'd TOO E. identity been but recently DESTROYED
he :he7bed Ill postble and Impossible kinds of
tanF. pr assnt dreams, horrible dreams, dfunten
rEilosophte dreams, and concluded BY SONS os1ei.
nalAIn phi1osophic reflections to The edect thst We
are all such E1uE rs dreams a:e made al .nd th.t
II wns highly de-rable That eyerybody,s S.n.rns
,honn 10 happy and bright md joyous. 7N1's
MF. Potter P1trre then gare serY effective rr,d.
Witch svss greeted with much app,anss A':1''
The *ubjeet chosen for the uststr of fhe evar,-r
The Aorahg Of The Tbsatre ~ II E1,,t. = ~.
then shltu up and discussed BY the ynnnv Tr.o "A
Tic dtke1esion WIS participated II bT " = y
MMednng. - v: 4 Campbell, Ed. r. Jeter7 md r
~. " Iose1. The two fozmer supporting lie iheoty
aa nat nc neaaes srs eand1esel to lhe public morah
Question: The two sdes ofthe Question Wrsr ~. ,he e
vigorous handling. Tb5is sn0'eS1 K. seesissd Hss
enes marked their interest a1t. tbs
hn combat byap1suaing each Rladlat or AZ
hst hs sIteesd IN flooring his opponent. The com
Msrc pretty equally balanced IN point Or
On ooih sides. although b. no mesna new ssua usra
loscloiy presented. Ii would BE- ifien,t IT, Aesf5s
-. ~ "n1ea tloe victory belonged Judging. how
- 4, aum sne more frequent applause wh1ch creet
soS ePeeehes of the opponents to the thea3re a
II; 5aI listener would naturally hsYe con
spesE1nr ~, y .oese had gained the day. Sticti,
+ netheI the theatre Is productive Of mole rood
nan eEll may etiu be considered as f,r1~ 49, soeo ~
1l5euksioo In The pulpit xnd ou the stsoe oPeA :"
4"e meeting adjourned little amer len O'clock.
, 1866-01-18
COTTON MILLS IN CHICAGO
The Advantages and importance OF The
Enterprise.

The project cf erecting cotton mills In this civ
has now assumed really practical shape. The
ste 1of the tactnzy has been selected and the mr.
hmanary arrangements for selling the rcou1ntt
amount Of stock are perfected. The working cash
capital which tits pFososed TO raise ie 500 and
The management intend to commence in A m,st
economical and secure mauner, "9'
1ht building, nhich Is to be Of the most m
proved yet cheapest construction, will he locatad
~ OF Eeaf bridgeport; The 1not1rc power viii i,e
e!eain, and the goods manufactured sge to be bag
Ethg, etAplc fheettnss and shffttngY
Inc DOCKS for subscription NAV noN be fornd a.
the tfjce Of the Cnieago City Railway ComnsnV t., n
GaFc:t EloeE, on The southeast corner Of Sfate nn
AfndOlph streets, where ali tnsr tnrest il eff6or
latre or small amounts. - ~'e'e'
hts enterprise promises TO bc one OF the nooat
e fnGeese'a! s. es1 Undertaken in Chicago Certainly
neEe mcu, and will prove 10 be tho commcncemcnf
Q! an Important err m the commercial hfstorv ~
nHf young and growing city. cotron mills in tfe
Ai are ea1d 10 pEodnce nHy 10 fx1y per cent prots
oa INC capital invested in running them. Tt. i'm.
equally enormous sates OF freIgh. We Of he Wcst
t:aft 70 pay and shall have 10 pay until by the e.
t1blishment OF manufactures In our midst e at1rd
tion. f~''-'eA' t1"pce-
BIZ manufacturing our own goods ne eh.l, secn,e
9he idle ones, keep our money at home 10 cirruhte
among ourselsrs and save The cost Of fre{eht apd
handling, the latter no tnconsiderable item and
1atfe euonRn to give decided adyantaee to tbe
nome manufacturer. If We manufac.ute our ow1,
Eooos any price which vtll afford the foreign manu-
that tame profit augmented by the cost Of caTrisrr
md the shaylucs OF the eKtfn men throuc IN who.a
nanoF the gocdt pass tn the conrse Of the lon7
Journey Of material and product
, 1866-01-18
Markets bv Telegraph.
MIDNIGHT MARKET NEPORT.

[spee'a, Despatch to the Chicago Tnbunel
--... new Yorx, Jan. II.
Al the Stock Exchange this morning, railway specu
iatiou assumed nrner tone and there was r1the,
mcre demand fer stocks genesxily with Soma excite
meot On leading specusdye shares Tho largest Fise
and greatest activity was On Pittsburgh and Michigan
told) Southern. Thcae stocks In active borrowing
demand BY slAte bear combination. cousl.tins Of i've
strong ntms, who have now taken tho oppneite track
and are engineering bn1i movement, Tho market be.
CANE weak curing the day, with soe pressure to SELL
but closed quits nrn ind steady.
CLos1xG Fntcx&.
The following we're the closing prices at 4co p. N.
New York Central. a3K; E,ie. s7x: Hudson Mecr.
IiH; Reading, 1ofE: Michigan souihGrn, 6ak; C1cye-
land Pittsburgh. fsH; Rock 1Aland, 1el: North.
Western SIX; Northwestern preferred. SIX.
GoTEExXEtfa.
Govenmcnta continue nrn oh 80 notes, With fatr
demand. Gold Eoods are dull pending receipt later
European adyices.
Money continues yesy abundant, with considerable
loans 1t spez cent +,o
There was rerY little speculative feeling IN Gold,
1ht1e s good demand for customs. Market closed At
I3aI.
Prr8o1zrx sHAKEs.
1befe II more activity In petrou speculation with
the chief activity On Palmer and Beunehof Nu1 Tbs
. sa'es xerc 1t the following rates; Deanchon Run
31s1s: Buchanan Farm. 76c; Bradley, SIC; Fec Sim.
ple, &c F1s1t National. &c; Plthoe Greek, $1i7;
E1ce.stoE, snc: United States, s1o73; Webster.
Southland, SC; Palmer, A.@. There ia mora tone to
tho petroleum market: 1to hail crude sold on spot It
34h@s3c: and Goo hs,s renned In bond at 6a@7E.
DEY GOODS.
Ino TIT Goods trade continues dull xnd volume Of
busneas light There some few samples Of Spring
dftss- koods exhibited, but very little done ret.
Holders Of domestic cotton 3abica arc reducing quo.
tatous; but the decline u not sufficient to Induce
The following 9re tho quotations Gom the Dry Goods
Exchange:
, 1866-01-18

Charge Of Arson Against 1icllaelxon-
The Misunderstanding an
EnHuFxnre

II unntd 1,a .,-~d ~ ..n,n,.,,. -
cnomItv th.n 7bc u mi ~ S.,;,e...s ns ~ q
nrc a.but1ding containing valuable stores OF mcr-
chandise and the dwclinre Of families xho.c lire.
ade1nste mctixr ~ 1rrn hafan., y. an
cnnnnf fn Inna rnde, uJnuas l1me
,nt When il II Enown hst these monrea aEe ~ e:
hsnaet st,,l rors1,rsr 5.4 thsx ~n. @ e ~ e y Me
1cd with liz r,an,~ ~ rer tt1t +.t ~ Ue aIua-
1rrtore nc aetnated by ssls Sr,ed a. ths lii "
hnn;,rs ,oH i4,.f .. 1s,, = intensiaea
oi Tie ncent fires, hsye been tte resnI1 ~ svsn ~
thcrc cxists In thc rninss ~ ,ho ,.a...s
eeareely the shadow Of doubt. IL limo Utmost S cseS2
attaining 1uu strength lilo tfass Of the fnendsrv
bnrr bcen clearly visible. >''~ -A1>'' *AS'''
The peculiar crcumst.nce counceted1 with tb.
morning Of the h ,nxt asasena snsrc;t ~, on ,e he
part OF tc nutho1ircs tunt fbe rfnfarrrinu " ras s
tic rcsuls of iDccndiasasm. Cais1 FRI % Marsha1
Harris nifcs having ranefniIs Inrastio.tAd ~ ~ ~:
cumrtancc. undsF which lie are cotnn,,ncsa 81. s
70 celtain on this point ihat b. ioa..cd camnlanf
which LED 70 the sruin- of warrant for ths arTest
aops esse Il Mss " ts e. s Of ~ I Ra
Pm Paa oTe Hassf: = clerk n n's en-.
funds Of detcct,yes Wells Sber;nnn on, ch.,,es as
Lansing, uho found tAc former fndiT1duas IN : 1ss
ella o. Ma;linsOn stEss aed by eek 3.
thc same dag oF their aFrceL i1e 1lth ns,snt VET
taken beose Justice Mil11kcp. Who. sfIer h.annc
e. ssn s .s3 e rs g., se@i,,d
fer future examination. 1ft'>'4A01'-'
Al len o'clock yesterday forenoon. both nroseeu
1hc prison-tr Ncrt iae1 fHJofe Justces nrn1n I'M
Dew oil, in she otisce uf she 1ofmer mseistra,r %
Something ovcr thirty Witnesses were e1sminrd.
.he defence, and ihe ssta VA not eoncladed until
hsM JAS, scfen o'elock In the evening, From Al.
mess Of csitence 1hc following mal1 fac;s were
elis,tea: ''>''~
r hat {1hn
, 1866-01-18

regular weekly meeting Of the Young Mems
Lite1nsy Association was held last eFcnlne IN The
Circuit Court room. The meeting having been ad-
verified in the morning papers, general 1mpsee-
slou seemed 10 presai1 that something extraordi-
nary wes 10 be looked fo1, and the result Was that
the Court room nas cronded-much to the err-
prise, apparently Of the mcmbctt who In lssptnr
their proclamation did not quite anticipate or In
sttc snch large public gathering. The principal
object Lad been 10 stir up the inactive members
and rcriyiy the institution, Thai object wa lully
atsaiEed last evening; as not only vas there tai
attendance OF members present, 6lIt many geutlo-
men belonging 10 kindred institutions nl~o came 10
parcspa!e IN The Intellectual Iarts Of the session
Mt. Rnnn!on 1Frfident OF the assoca,ion, occu-
pied The chair, and In few comprehensive remarks,
en the nature and scope oi the society, inttmated
tie ohjects Of the meeting. He Invited the atten-
lion Of jus hearers to the hcalthtul tcndeneies,
moral and intellectual, Of debating clubs in Gen.
c.al, aud instItnted compara+on between those oi
our ow country. and the literary societies Of Ger
rs;any, Er.lnce and Italy. This society had been
tnttaiued, he said, under the best s1eplccs, md
could already lay some claims TO merit The sub
tecft 1iscustcd were Eenc1ally ihoec having EefcT
rncc 10 natterf Of practical Interest," ind SO E1er
taked a beneficial innueutc In promoting literary
iaeudshipt amone MI rho were cunnected with ii.
He concentrated the society Upon it, present
nealthy condition, the cheering prospects which
1t held ont for the tuture
ane ntei15 e1esrases Of the evening commenced
hatn Inc reading OF IN eee&y on d1cans By Mr.
, 1866-01-18

tFPecR 0eeP3tch 70 NE ChtcAxo tribunal
CINCINNATI, J&n. II.
Ftora-stesdy. Deuaad for h,xher g7adea active;
low grades dull. Sales Of rboaca suneTans ~ e. :,
and e1tza 1t t8.51
GRAis-"neat stsguant; 10 sAles, Corr active:
sar OF m1ed sheiaed as s13a O&ta acttrc; sale, Of
NO. a sc, and No. At ssc Rys dull and loxrr: No.
!. 'oc- barley stsknant. A'~'
Go11ox-F1rm- Small ssles Of nltdlnx 1t lie
RauKx1-6teady and h1m ssicx Or hond-a =.
1sKc. - ~'o'eo -
iFov0oxs-Dull. With utt1s dhpostttan to buy or
gu. Aess pork qRiet small sales nav CITY Il $500
aseoo Qutes; sa'sa OF clear a,dts ut 1sxe, Picked
oulk meAh st4Enant; no sales. G1een uesss xesker:
sses o1 shoulders 1t aH9ske. t!des 1t 11Yc, haua u
1e3e, sna4 1se 1t lfe Lsfd-Fsir demsnd sales OF
prime city at lse vho,s hog 17Xe. Hogs dun sa1es
Of I'VE u tlo stoss ls6o not; counsrY d,easeq
N..a41l - Disclosing dE1ner. Receipt. $50.
AoNxI-E1osa.
H1euAsGx-HeavJ; pa buying. sacasl.po premium
, 1866-01-18
Milwaukee Market.

u1H"A0HeB Market.
{6peelal Despatch to the Lhtcsgo Tttbuue.1
AlRACKxx, jan. II.
FLoCR-Aarket remains stagnant,
GzAN-"heat decidedly 1Emt1. Recetots are very
Ehf owing to the blockade OF the roads west by the
sno" saea at the morning Board wers: $1,000 bu No
!At H-AA9l.ss. and s1-es4 csah. and $lee huyor al
toe month The p n Board prices were stesdy and
nominal sales nghrst $15Xa1.es for No. /, ca,h,
ano s1-zs48l.esx, buyer I'll the mouth.
FEoTIsloss-Aore active but towez Sales IN brls
cas neas 1t 81 20 present all January del1YaY. But
tet--Moth doing. Ssies 1000 ns good roll At esc
HoGs-Dressed hogs weak and lower, sale7 At sto. 7s
@f1.oo, dividing On 10 ns.
RECEIPTS tt1s -four; 100 bn wheat; Isl hogs,
, 1866-01-18


Editors Tribune:
ehaFe ,ead the article In your irsue OF today
under the caption Of "Our Public SchooIs-oycf,
We good nasured]y and with all due respect TO the
ae16os, deelass It deeadedly osdfegyith.
n tnostAnce, there aT be slight variation tn tho
has appeared tn every report Of our School
Of 9ur c1tE dailiee, for the last ten yeara.
Me tnclne to the opinion that wv" Is stranger
IT. r the eiIy q be would not so hazard bis repun-
5 th9Haes know al about It, and Nv" might as
We deelfe 10 tay 10 4sW-'' hat ,Crcai honor and
Golden opinions await him, II be viii inform the
eat authorities bow they can legally get the money
fstAtme. A
The Board Of Education, at the commencement of
tHe hfsfent municipal year, asked the Common
thS CnaEtes- The Council votcd It unanimously.
Gai,oa "14tng to 60 to The utmost vesee Of power
anaet ne Charter to adord re1teL The Boa,ts can
noi uotate the fundamental iaw Of the city md
NJ mainAin hetr Owl selfIcspect and the confidence
" onf sa1-paysIf il moi enough to asy th,t our
afe willing TO be taxed more for tie support
q q eeooolt; Ihcse Il no power 10 tax them morc:
~ 1fnkt snat there Wiu BE- many more able articles
po0NEhed ln yopf Ealnabte paper during the next
ttelse months and that the wrf.ers thereof viii Iii
aesune that or school accommodations are in 4
most W1etched condition. md devote their time snd
ents 10 Inc questions, hat TO do and How to do
, 1866-01-18

Especial Despatch to the Chicago rrtbunel
ST.. Ior1s, Jan. II.
FIouR-Better. Double e1tEa ut s1na5 to tiQ,so,
6RAS-"heat dull. Choice fall 1t S2po Cn,n nrrr,
e. St. ch1fies white, SIC; yellow, Sc, oats nm.
changed 1t 41@tsc. 1A''
WusxrT-Ftrn At $3.50.
LAhD-Kettle rendertd, 17@a1c,
HoG~Aose active. sss head At ta.5o to ss6o. 500
head hs 1875 = 100 M g1ps- wv
, 1866-01-18

FanAsHfHtA-Aa4fst unchanged md QuleS, With
moderate West2n HAAs h cotton.
cAscAao-Tnde As:et brown aud oaeaesed Food,
weak md l7eEpls5.