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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-21
Masonic Demonstration.

BALTIMORE, Nov 2v-The demonstration
made by the Masonic Brotherhood here TO-
day is = very imposing one. From 5 O'Clock
till they were in the line OF procession,
dressed uniformly in black, and carrying
the symbols OF the order. President John
son and Gov Swami we're witnesses of the
laying Of the corner stone Of the new Tenn
pie The President, wearing his Masonic
rcgalia, reviewed the procession from the
steps Of Gov Swanns residence.
The procession was formed with foreign
lodges In advance. Among the lodges from
Washington. Alexandria, Norfolk, Peters
burg. Lynchburg. Winchester, Sheppards
town and other points in Virginia. Among
the Communicates Of the Knight's Templaf
there were those from Philadelphia, New
York. New Jersey, Louisville, KY, and
Washington. Az soon - tho procession
had gathered around the site OF the new
temple, and the positions assigned to the ".
rious Lodges had been taken up, the Grand
Lodge Of Maryland Was opened with the
ceremonies appointed for such 0ccadons
The Most Worthy Grand. Master John Coates
directed the services. which consisted of the
usual impressive rituals and the chanting Ol
several hymns, written for the occasion.
The ceremony Was concluded by pouring
oil, wine and corn upon the stone, the Grand
Master taking some new invocations ateach
liberation. J. N. B. Latrobe, Esq, deliver.
cd the OrAtiOn.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-21

h Health WoseA 1Qovo0g9
ifnia, psuesct u Itisaj swSa = sDny isss = -
tue, ana IN cone co., = di0cult IN sec0vss. M
suse in our cli.ats, end especially At this ssesss.
seqsires 10 b occasionally seiniorcrd. But svssy-
thing depends upoa TIE tnsic ussd for this parpose.
TIE msalcinsl tines.ses oil os which are besed %
eummoa alcohol. are dangerous. Quinsne, - every
body and- ont who takes much Oft = slow poison.
One safe protective from all unhealthy atmospheric
influences exists, and only. TbIs powerful pre-
vcnti,c il HoSTETTERs CELEBRATED SION
AcH BITTERs. compound % the p rest r'mu'a"
e.cr manufactured, with the most effective t"n'cs'
Alternatives regulators and epuratore that chemistry
h.. re, cxtrsssed rvu the bv;snica, kingdom. Con-
vs,e.c~n,s isncaa and feeble frum recent sickness.
iii, find the Biters an incsnpasabc Restorative mot
a,sn,rccable 10 the aste and emincnty inygoratng.
No other etimulant psoduces the effect - this
etomsch,c. II doe not excite or nutfcr the nerves.
or occasion any undue srtiral action bnt u once
soothcs md strengthens the nervous sysesm and the
aIinal spirits.
ANEW PERFUME F0a Tnk nAnDK0C1m1.
PAslees "NioAs Dsssoios Cessss."
ps.se.s "Nssss Dsss.iss Csse.s."
PAeoesS "NlsAs Dlssasse Cereus."
PAesse~ ..NIshs 0lesoiss Cessss."
PAssss's "NssAs Dlesolss Csssss.s
.os szquIsise. Aelieas., and Frsgra.s Perssns.
aissiIled non H. re-. asA brautifsi aowsr fro.
which tlhss ~ na0s.
Manufactured sn'y BY
P0ALoN 4 SON. New YesA.
BEWARE OF cOuNTERrEIrs
ASK FOR PHAI.ON's-rAKE NO OTHER
ARKANSAS HEARD FROM!
WssuoasAL - MEDICAL ME-.
0rosY Poisr, White CO. Ark, Nay %. e.
Dn Joup Bulf-Dcar Dir: Last F-b'u ~ VS. In
ssrSsparills and Cedson iNtiers II, sn-ir AZ she
was With me In the store, had bren down with rneo
maiism gos come time. commenced on the biticss
OIse Who had been 10 he'd health tried them. and b.
/ slso Improved DR. Coffee. wh.s had been 70 bae
health IL several years stomach and liver affected
he inpeovcd very much by the use Of your 6ssters
ln1on1 H. Cs1so9 0tters hns given yuu graf p0pu
iari1y In this sestlcacnt think could sell Rrra
qnastity Of your medicines this fAll-npecially 9
your Cedson BItters and Sarsaparills ship No VI
/ Memphis, cars kickett Nicely. kenIrcmIx.
l C. b. WALHeR.
ExrnAcr OF LErrEs vnon PaoylbEs0v. Ala.
Hay -. 1Gos. I
d.. Json Bula send yos - S0s CEpaos ~
SRns; please send what II Will come ~ after payin
height 10 Colunbua, Mis-. have bee. troubled e
several ysass With indigcstios have bed 10 take M
every nigk 10s ten q AAes0 years. and 10 Februar,
lae4, was attached with general parelysas W
confined 70 my room Tor The halance u Tie year m
In iact. conlinuea ID very weak and nervous cOnd
tl0n until e0me two months since. when was p,
l uader IN operation. end your CcdrOu Bttters Il
treatnsut co0n6ocsd inpsoving right away. IN
| an pretty we'll rsseussd. Y0uss tsuly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-21

TORONTO, Nov. 2O-The discoveries Of
gold at AedOc are c0rroh0rated. Little
doubt Is entertained as TO the extent or rich.
ness Of the deposits.
B,th Colonial and foreign officers ;arc
making strict investigation into the La
monde abduction case.
The statemen, that Bishor Heron 10 going
{, England TO oppose confederation is con
trad,c,cd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-21

PITTSBURGH, Nov. 90.-COnsiderable 10.
mark and surmise has been created By the
summary discharge Of seven Of the Oldest
and most prominent conductor on the
Western Division Of the Pennsylvania Il.
L., and the vacancies filled by new conduc-
tors. Il 10 rumored that changes will be
made in the other Division. No cause ID
assigned for the removal.
Notices have been served on the news
dealers ii this city against the sale Of the
National Police Gasefte Of New York, which
il alleged 70 contain libel on avouug lady in
Allep heny in connection with the Priestly
case Libel suits are about TO be instituted
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-21
MUSICAL,

M Il. j. Kim M Z r NJ a n.
WILL KNOWn ~
Practical instrument ooakeT,
LAS LEASED THE STORE ROOM OVEN
IL No. IL CLAiex Row, where be intends
keeping stock of
PIANOS, ORGANS, NEIODEONS, AND ALL
KINDS OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
Sheet Music. Music Books. &c. Persons wish.
ing TO purchs sc inatruunents will do we'll 10 call
on him he has an hand alsrge stock Of Pissos
shsch he win sell u $50 70 e75 less than manu-.
iActurers prices. II the instr umeuts do not
give full Satisfaction the money will b refunded
Mr.. Zimmerman ke.is all insirnments purchas
ed Of hun in order without extra charge. 27ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-21

PORTLAND, Me-, Nov. 9O.-The steamship
Hibernia from Liverpool nth =. m. Nov.
S.h, and Londonderry 9th, arrived here 81
7:3O this morning.
A number Of Cabinet Councils were being
held in London.
The Hmes says they can hardly be In 70.
gard to the subject of reform, as the measure
10 scarcely likely TO be in 20 forward . state
- TO permit of an elaborate diecussjOn Of ii
details, and Il therefore presumes the atten
ton Of the Council IL occupied by depart.
MENTAL business amongst which the 7i'ncs
hopes IL included the army organization.
Sir ]. L. knight Bruce. late Lord Justice
Of the Court of Appeal. disd on the 7th inst
The drafts OF Kent & Co., Of China. wer(
on the 7th inss refused acceptance by Kent
Palmer 4 Co., Of Liverpool. The two firms
ere entirely distinct The engagements o.
the firm arc estimated Ut $500. 900. Thu
partners are wealthy, and Il 10 believed thu
creditors will receive the whole o: theil
claims.
II 10 announced that Ex. Governor Eyre o.
Jamaics would be arraigncd at the centra
Court Of London in about 10 days for thu
Jamaica murders.
MANCHESTER, Nov. 2O.-The Nstiona
Reform Conference held in this city, II va
resolved to use all possible efforts to coun
teract the tactics of the tories and to pre-
pare the outline of . Reform Bill.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-21

COMMERCIAL.
O0vonpoPt Market Report.
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Novs0ber 30, loee.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-21

.. =. RaC10ARD0ON, q. D.
i With DR.. Baker, uadse ~ DeveoossS n.
sicnal bank. corner Of I'd and brady elreets.
kssuosxcss-Joha n. Adler, n. D.. J. ". n.
Baker. n D. a.iatf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-21

~ Davenport, love, msnuincturs I'll kiuds
Cossiasss. nsggies end Wagons ftsn the bsss
maassisi, and perfect satisfaction warranted No.
pairing done on shert notice. 3atss noderste. -
EooouraQs homo mechanics. dscl -dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-21

A ~,ose exquisite, Aelicase and Fragraat Pesfsns
1sei,led from ~ saes ard bcautifai 00wcr fsc0
Uhich 4 onhoo ~ 0nOo.
Mnufacsured en,y by
RmALON 4 aON, New Yosa.
pEwARE or COUNTERrEITS
ASK FOR PnAION's-rAKE NO OTHER
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
Bal,inere Csalle sIarke,.

BALTIMORE, Dec. Is.
CArrLE.-The offerings during the
week were $50 head, against 1,43O head
last week. Ofthe receipts, $40 head from
Ohio and Us from West Virginia came
via the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad;
IS from Fauqiner, Loudoun and Kappa
hammock counties, Virginia, and 7o from
Maryland. on foot; 60 head from South
western Virginia came by rail and IS
head were left over from last week. The
cattle were disposed of as follows: go
shipped to New York and Philadelphia
for q better market; IS sold to graziers,
10 to yarnille & Myers, Washington,
for Government consumption; 75 left
over unsold, and the balance, AGO head,
were taken by Baltimore butchers. We
quote prices as follows: Scalawags and
old Cows Sia4 IS; common mixed Cows
and Stays 81 75a5 so; Stock Cattle, to
graziers, S. 50a6 IS; fair Seas 25-a de-
cline of per cent; good So 5Oa7 O0-a
decline of !, and prime S7a7 90. Sales
of some very extra were made to New
York dealers at s. 15aS 90, and few
brought shade better prices; the mar
ket to-day closing very heavy.
HoGs.-Supply moderate and demand
light, packers not being disposed to
operate; selling at 9a9t cts-a decline of
81 per 100 lbs.
SHEEP.-Small supply and demand
very light, with but few good in mar
ket. Sales were made at 4ia5i cts,-a
decline of 80 cts. per 100 lbs.
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From, ~. ouis.

ST. Louis. Dec. 15.-Late Santa Fee
papers report Indian outrages very fire.
uuent. One hundred and fifty attacked
The town of Alamosa and killed three
men. wounded three others and carried
OH a large quantity of grain, and nearly
All the IfSe sluCn III InO pIssss.- - -
orial to the Washington authorities,
published in the New Mexican says the
Camanches, Navajoes. Apaches and
Utahs arc constantly committing muir
ders and rObberies, which We are con-
WINGED will never cease until they are
etfectually punished and placed in a
reservation. guarded by troops. The
memorial also asks that authority be
given the Governor to reorganize the
two regiments of New Mexican volun-
teers for at least two years service.
The Colorado Legislature met nj
Golden City on the 4th. +. l.. Berthold
was elected Speaker of the House and
c. J. McDevitt Clerk.
General Grant held lcvee at the Lin
dell Hotel last night, and large mum
her of citizens paid their respects.
Twenty prisoners escaped from TIT
st. Joseph Jail yesterday.
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Sunday Nights Dispatches.
LATEST CABLE NEWS.
Reported Arrest Of stcphens-Relense
of Steamer ROliver-Thc Pspc.

Reperted Arrest Of stcphens-Relense
ofthe Steamer Boliver-Thc Pspe.
LONDON, Dec. 6.-Evening.-A report
was current to-day that Stephens had
arrived in England, and was traced to
Norfolk, and that the police had arrest
ed him. The rumor is considered doubt
full. The government has given up the
steamer Bolivar, suspected of being a
Fenian privateer, to the Columbian
Minister.
ROME, Sunday, Sept. l6.-Evening.-.
The Pope received the new Minister OF
the italian Kingdom very graciously
to-day, and his mission to the Pope will,
il is hoped, prove successful.
FIoREScE.-The Italian Parliament
was opened by Victor Emanuel. He
delivered speech, in which he con-
graduated the people of Italy on their
delivery from any foreign yoke, and on
their union under one government. lie
says he will respect the Pope's territory
and independence, and expresses hope
that the questions between His Holt
ness and Italy will be settled satisfacto-
rily to all parties.
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FROM NEW YORK.
Votes Thrown Out-Disappearnnce-
Order Of Arrest Against John Nor
risey and Others-The Revenue
Frauds-supremeC Court.

Votes Thrown Vut-DtsuPPeoH"
Order Of Arrest Against John Nor
risey and Others-The Revenue
Frauds-supreme Court.
New YORK, Dec. 16.-The votes cast
Mt the recent city election, IN the 9TH
and 9Th Wards, were yesterday thrown
out OH account Of frauds.
A young clerk of J. Monroe & Co,
Wall street, has disappeared with SlO,-
600.
An order of arrest has been issued by
Judge Worrell, on the affidavit of Mel
son b. Odell, against John Morrrisey,
John A. Morris, VIM. e. France, Chas.
II. Murray, F. f. Simmons, VIM. Sim
mons, Jno. niece, a. Nathans, VIM.
Ward, VIM. Craft, and other well
known sporting men, all of whom the
Sheriff is directed to hold in bail OF
$4,000 each.
Odell deposcs that he has lost over
S35, 900 the past year in patronioing the
lottery and policy shops kept by the
above parties. -,
There was heavy suow storm all
day till five p. IN. Three inches had
fallen, when it turned to rain.
In the Devlcn and Tilton revenue
fraud case in Brooklyn, yesterday, de-
tective testified that he had been offered
five thousand dollars month to keep
quiet.
The Supreme Court yesterday deci-
ded finally in favor of f.. ii. Christy's
first wife as legitimate spouse and
heir
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FROM WASHINGTON.
The Tariff Bil:-Omcin1 Government
Gazeffc-Supreme Court.

GaZettc-Supre"e sooEs.
WAsIIINGToN, Dec. 15.-The Senate
Finance Committee took up the House
tariff. bill of the last session. They
agreed to consider the bill on the 2Oth
inst, and continue its consideration du-
ring the recess for the holidays. 1t is
hoped that commissioner Wells pro-
posed service tariff will be posted by the
both, and the committee will then
consider the two bills together.
1t is rumored that it is in contempla-
ton to establish here an official Gazette,
which will contain exclusively all Gov
eminent announcements and advertise
ments, thus avoiding the present SQUAD:
bic among Washington papers In regard
to official advertising.
In the Supreme Court yesterday the
following cases were taken up: No. b,
original exparte, A. II. Garland, of Ar
kansas. and No. 8, original, Ed Harriet.
X. III. Martin petitioned to he admitted
to resume practice in the United States
Court without subscribing to the test
oath. The motion of Mr.. Sherwood to
re-open he argument was overruled.
No. 10, original exparte, Milwaukee and
Minnesota Railroad Co, petitioner, on
motion for Mandamus, argued. No.
1858. Milwaukee and Minnesota Railroad
Co, appellant, against j. I. Souter, and
No. 154, Alex Herring, appellant, against
J. Il. Souter, motion to vacate, super
sede and dismiss appeals agreed.
Adjourned till Monday.
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Latest Mexican Adviccs.

SAN Francisco, Dec. 15.-Thc Next
can Consul to-day officially notified
Gov. Lowe and Gen. Mcdowell Of Lib
eral success in Mexico. The latter re-
sponded that he received the accounts
with the greatestsof interest.
A private letter from Acapulco says
The Imperial General Castigley arriv-
ell at San Bias, from Guadalapura, with
the intention of marching TO the City
of Mexico, with the troops recently
driven from Sonora and Sinaloa, but
the movement was prevented by the de-
lection Of Losade, the Imperial Com
mander at Tepse, who had gone over
with his whole force to the Liberals, and
united with the troops sent by Covona
from Marzatlan, to attack the French
column in overpowering numbers. One
thousand one hundred men, under Mar
tinez, would also mite in the attack.
1t is believed that Consigneo would
sail for France from the Pacific coast.
instead of Vera Cruz.
The American schooner Dreadnaught
had arrived at Acapulco, with a cargo
of goods for the French fleet.
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From ~. Louis.

ST.. LOUIS, Dec. 16.-The Republican
to-day, on authority of eye witness,
denies that there was fight with bush
whackcrs at Lexington, as reported in
special dispatch to the Democrat on
Friday night. 1t says n party of men
left Lexington to enroll militia, Glenn
ems among them. Clemens remained in
town after the Others left, and was shot
10y the militia, and Calvin Mason, resi-
dent of Lexington, was accidentally
wounded. No cause is given for the
shooting of Clemens. The article fur
Their states that Major Montgomery ar
rested James NJ. Poole, sheriff of Lafay-
cite county, Captain Vaughan, assistant
United States assessor. w. n. Green,
county attorney, and two other men.
1t is also alleged that Major Montgom-
cry has been behaving very badly; that
in consequence Of threats, General
Vaughan; United States assessor, ii. X.
Davis, United States revenue collector,
and several other citizens were obliged
to flee from Lexington. General Han
cock will investigate the matter and
probably make report soon. The
weather continues cold. The ice in the
river is increasing rapidly.
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From Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Dec. Is. Alexander
Plummer aud James Brown, convicted
of murder and under sentence of death
in Pend ,eton county. KY, for killing
Leonard Moss, about one year ago, es-
capped from the Falmouth, KY, Jail this
morning.
Tie weather is very disagreeablo to-
night, with rain which freezes as il
falls, covering the streets with ice.
Rev. George W. Waldy, of the Meth
odist Church of the South, one of the
pioneers of Mcthodism i'll the West
died At urbana, Ohio, yesterday.
The Fenians announce public dem
nnstration TO be held at Greenwood
Hall on Monday. President Robert;
will address the meeting.
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New York Market.
New YORK, December I

NEW YORK, December 10.
COTTON-Dull and lower, at "a.
FLOUR-15a25c better; extra state,
10 %; round hoop Ohio, 10 50al1 GO.
WHEAT - Moderate request; 3a5c
higher; 2 10 for inferior Milwaukee;
2 % for No. 2 Milwaukee.
BARLEY-Steady.
CORN-la2c higher; l bal Ia for
mixed afioat and in store; - for old
white southern.
OATS-A shade higher; 6ia66c for
Chicago and Milwaukee.
PORK-Lower; 81 75a22 90 for new,
and 20 75a2l II for old; closing at ~ 81
for cash; II Gals % for prime. -
BEEF-Heavy.
HAMS-Steady.
CUT MEATS-Heavy.
BACON-Dull.
LARD-Lower; 12sa12sc.
DRESSED HOGS-Lowcr; 9ta1Oc for
western.
WHISKY-Dull.
PETROLEUM-Dull; l9c for crude.
PEANUTS-2 IS per % pounds.
|. WOOL-Firmer, at 50a6o for domestic
fleece.
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Ciuciun q ti Items.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 16.-The Covington
and Cincinnati suspension bridge will
be open to vehicles the latter part of
this week.
The receipts Of the hog market yes
terday aud to-day amouut.to LOO head.
Brigadier General Barry, Treasurer of
Hamilton county, died in this city this
afternoon. Gen. Barry entered the war
as Colonel of the 47th Ohio, and COM
manded one of the brigades that cap
tured Fort McAlister, at the mouth of
the Savannah rver.
The city civil engineer reports that
Cincinnati contains one hundred and
fifteen miles of paved streets.
Three hundred and thirty-two thous-
and dollars were expended in Cincin-
natl last year for common schools.
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FROM WASHINGTON
sickIcs, Order-The District Of CO.
Iumbiu-The Mississippi River Lie.

wees.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.-Gov. Worth,
Ruffin and eX-Gov. Swami, of \. G., the
committee appointed by the Legislature
of that State 10 present the order OF
Gen. Sickles prohibiting the infection
of corporal punishment by sentence of
courts. and the correspondence on the
subject to the President. have arrived.
1t is understood they Will have an in
tervicw with the President tomorrow.
The committee on Territories, of the
House. have under consideration very
material alterations of Julian's recon-
struction bill. 1t will probably be mod
flied by the committee so as to omit
some of the most OnerOus restrictions as
to the qualifications of voters and can
didates, and to assimilate in this respect
to Mr.. Stevens North Carolina bill.
The House standing committee for
the District of Columbia have perfected
and will bring in early next week a
bill to repeal the charters of the cities
ABOLISH The existing mHniciPaI gu'o,n-
ments and substitute Commissioners to
be appointed by the President, by and
with the advice of the Senate; also shall
appoint all municipal officers and have
control of all the machinery of the city
governments.
A storm of SNOW, sleet and rain pre-
vailed all day.
Judges Hiestand and Bloomfield,
Commissioners on the part of Leuisan-
ma, who are here to ask the Govern
ment to aid in repairing the lcvecs OF
the Mississippi river, will urge the
endorsement by the Government of the
bonds issued for that purpose, based
upon the recovery of swamp land. 1t is
stated that the lands thus to be recov'
cred in Louisiana will afford over fifty
million dollars worth of timber.
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Items.

NEW YORK. Dec. IA Washington
special says the majority of Congress ia
vor the early sale of gold.
1t is expected the President will veto
the District Suffrage bill.
A private cable dispatch states that
the Empress Charlotte died at Miramar
last night.
A Washington special says the SEN
ate Finance committee will devote the
Christmas recess to the preparation of q
tariff bill.
Colorado and Nebraska will have to
.xpunge the word white from their con-
situations to he admitted.
Payuaster Paulding threatens dam
aging disclosures.
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Weather In Cincinnati-9teame Pine
Bluff DESTROYED.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 1916 p. m.-The
weather to-day has been very unpleas-
ant, snow, sleet and rain falling at in
tervals, making the street almost i'm
passible. 1t is now showing and grow
ing colder.
The steamer Pine Bluff, bound from
ST. Louis to Pittsburg with iron ore,
was destroyed by fire this morning, at
the mouth of Licking river. The boat
was owned by Capt. Taylor, and in
sured at $4,000.
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ChicaRs Market.

CHICAGO, December ID.
Money firm. Eastern exchange firm
and steady. Flour firm and l5a25c
higher. Wheat tirmer and advanced
la2c on No. l, and 2a3c on No, 2, closing
at 2 10 for No. 1; 81 for No .. Corn
dull at S0t for No. l, and 76ta7i for No.
2. Oats firmer and &c higher; sales at
42a43 for No. 2. High wines nominal.
Provisions dull. Mess pork SOC lower;
Is 80 for cash. Lard 12c for cash. Green
shoulders 5ia5fc. Hams &c. Dressed
hogs SOC lower. Live hogs fairly active
and 30a50c lower; sales at 6 OOa6 40 for
common to good choice. Receipts 5000
barrels of flour, 1000 bushels Of wheat,
1000 bushels of corn, 1880 bushels oats,
5000 hogs. Shipments, GOO barrels of
flour and 1900 bushels of wheat.