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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-19
LATEST NEWS

mr. rELEGD.lPH.
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Nsw YosE. June 10. =
he following additional tsscign news
was hrsueht By DE China.
Ths bank rstnsns says:-Goid arrivals
lIoa Aussica 81 The Consequent certainty
q IN sasiy rsduotisa = tae sase 81 aaeeoenk
~ leescnDs1 1eG9ooo = 6eae 40 oohs
- ~ adseneiGe. n A1eo1s esoand
eontis - 49, o6ov1. ~ 6aak sofe 70 10
per cent, bit hrst Aass paper l. taken at
in open msSkst. IN
Msssurss ara in progress for the rs>estsss
lisAoeut Of the eoasolidsasd bank. Hope y
ssse saess1ainsd q . partial seeuscitation d
Ana I Wsstssmaus bank. The suspen.
sion OF the latter bank created . painful
sensation, and the instances Of ruin caused
By it is said to ex eed in number and 90.
verify those from any single cala1ity Of
he ssme nature. A nsabef Of tamules Of
Indian officers bad al their savings invests
ed IN ito sha,es The break doWn ofthe bank
10 attributed to the persistent ATTACKS Of
spectators in shares whose proceedings
are loudly denounced, and steps ase being
taken on the stock exchange 70 check tbc
operation Of the gangs whose prceeedingp
an calculated to overflow ony bank against
which they may be directed. An. oslcial
statement Of Onerend & Gernseys show
hut little prospect Of the share ho1dsss gdl>
ting back much Of their mllioa and half
Of the paid up capital. Homes Whitfcrd 4
Co, private bankers, 1t st. Colomb and
Falmouth have suspended the liabilities are
estimated at $sOO, 900 sterling.
The weekly returns Of the Bank Of France
snow the large increase Of 80, s30, 900 francs
in ,ash.
A Paris letter says:-The Confederate
Captain Maury has offered the French Cow
eminent new torpedo Of immense power.
invented BY him. The lsttss says that Maury
has become naturalized Mexican and Il
about to be named TO . high command i,
the Mexican navy.
The cholera had broken out at Nantes.
The 60 scrnments Of Spain and rtugal
had agreed to act in common for the de.
fence Of neutrality in case Of European var.
The cholera continues is ravagea in Hol-
land. The latest weekly returns from Rot
teriam shows So cases, So proving fatal in
the principal cities t -s
There had 6een rumess hat Turkish
troops had cro- sed the Danube and came 10
collision With the Russians and that reins
forccments left Buchares' and that Haspo>
dsr would take command, but they, lack
confirmation Il is asserted that energetic
measures are progressing in the principal
cities, and that Haspodar had assumed
command Of 80, 900 men. % se Qs
SHANGHAI, Ma Z.
The Imperial troops ase again victorious
over the rebels in the North Sec district.
The silk market had closed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-19


Btsssis Necklaces. Mysteries In Ee
slia'. H. lli li,ari and al Nervous Dis
H.N o. ...li Ni..ur 1, The aged eau
t.filn To- ,oifS,. the Gins. rc-tur
Is s5e1 r.iiilfoiieyin, inpDtcncy and
go - A.'lil H-- sud iGi ,ii.us. thus pro-
4tlt,' CO.. Love removing >tcrilit,
s. s.ii .4Nlr To lBe young middle
Nit =i-t1r4l vrcaicr boon than this
H s-is it lise- .ieN lease ,,i l.lc, cslt~ I'M,
ID sl,4li.iiea to have rciicw ~ lrcli,th and
Alilr sNsien, 10 ihrii with joy and
ft usc upiiiv - ihrec bottles 81, sent
$3.50 i.Ndro~a
t Liza. are .til ana recommended by all re-
' W = isis in .s't. pari oi the civilized globe
-.i' 10 nv io ustgi. L their customers By selling
'N N''t'nf-s- eninipnauds IL order 10 make money
t.f lfct4.NN asa lnt these medicines and take III,
= se ara tsis au,'- not keep them, write To
it ~. iY's -sfAa iucm ~ cxpres-. carefully pack
rst 1's.a n--tFS4il,,n. We VIII he pleased 10 re-
= "a ''fy Wtt risiencli~ IN REGARD 10 asiy dis
Egg = - ws'fr iatis's pr gentlemen afflicted Ad-
-- 'cress - ni'sie.mt~. pliaphlcis advice to
'ir .'r't h T. 80 NJ. u Mt.ltwiN .. " Walker st ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-19
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shoulsess NJ ~
for ssss 3 sss &: s. s. ss' ~ 's "'''ss''
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-19

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-19

LounvlLLs. juse 1o-0ea. Grant LETT
6bg Coving'on 90 - aeo9ee Zen: Buel,
tAisp. m. Gen Bud arrives hsse this p. m.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-19

From Hollowdk Coburn's Boston Wool
report Of the d Of June l9tL, ~ quote
as follows:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-19
From New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, june 1S.,
The new cotton is knee high and balling
handsomely. = Y ~.
The people Of North Louisiana appeal for
relief for the dcstitution caused BY the
floods.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-19

From New York.
Nsw YoRk. June, 10.
A Herald's Ottawa special says: At .
caution in making arrests under tho ha6sss
corpus suspension act and mako mono un>
less upon good evidence Of completely in
treason. A number already arrested have
been admitted to bail.
One Of the Eenians arrest d hes been 70
cognixed q desertes from the eth British
Regulars. His fate is certain.
Commissioners are being appointed 10
asssss the damages done By the Fenians,
with view to their liquidation hy the Gov.
eminent. It 10 . matter q c0osideration
vteh th0authoeities washer ~ eooims shall
b subaittsd 70 the United 0taese Govesu>
neat. Il ID argued - Cana1o paid Z poe-
ton Of the LOSES BY the s.. Alban's raid,
that he United States should pay these
Il e aid 4 least 5000 volunteers will be
esGainsd on the froatier.
IAs sutjses q aosiuilaline che Ghnadian
tariff to sllat Of the United States upon arti-
eles Of commesee passing 6etWee4 ohe two
countries 10 under copsjdeeatiop.
A later dispatch lays: Nearlt the whole
Of the volunteer furcs Canada afe returning
home and are about 70 be disbanded.
The morning papers have The following
special dispasehes lieo Washingtsa.
The Ways and 11esno eommittss have Dc.
eided not to report on the question Of Cd :,
journmeut until the Tariff Bill 10 safely
through.
In tAs Houss 1 ccnptoiisA has Besn e.
ectsd hstwsen The WOOL geg6egs and the
wanulaceurers.
The SECRETARY Of the Treasury has deci>
ded that iesn, impested or domestic, for
stsan pouss for psspeliine vesesla nnst be
stsmped In the manner required b Law.
The Tag Bin will not be taken % for de-
bate till "Wednesday. asss1 -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-19
FOR 1866.
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Each HOOP being composed Of TWO PrarEcr
~ TsnroneD StxoLs Sfanss, braided tightly
and firmly together. edge to edge, forming one
hoop. end making the STRONGEST and most
made. They will not bend q bssak like the
SNoLa SrRIsos. but win always. pssessve their
Primer and BRAurfruL 8nAya, q I'll CROWD
ED ASSkABLA0ES, CHURCnES THEA
TRhG, RAILROAD CARS, ron PROMEN-
srrs1aoR to ALL ornsRs combining COMFORT,
ECUNOM1, Ll0HTNkSS and DURABILITY.
Enquire for
0raAlev'g O1plex Elliptic Or
Double Sprfng skirt.
For sale EvRRYwnERs. Manufactured exciu-
sively By the sole owners OF the patent.
VESTS, BRADLEY 4 CARY,
" ChaDbsrs and 10 and 81 Reade Streets,
ian27 dom cod New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-19

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-19

TRANSFORMATION!

ter at the present day. and yet this Il an age Of
Miracles, ~
accomplished with the aid Of science For example:
grey or red hair b
ChangeA n = N1snseut,
to the richest conceivable black brown, ~ sim.
\ e CcHRISiTiAO0R0's MalR Owe.
Manufactured By j. CIlRlSTADORO, Asfoe House,
New York. Sold By Druggists Applied hy al Hair
Dressers. june9d1m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-19

Marriage and Celi1acy, N Essay
Of Warning and Instruetion for Young Men. Alsss
Diseases and Abuses which pfostrste the vital p0we
with sure means 81 relief 1ant fee Of charge q sea
ed letter envelopes. Address, N. j. SKlLLlN
nOuGHTON, Howard Association, Philadelphia,
Pa. spr1S-d kw3m
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-11
A Gallant Fenian in Battle. Y

Mr.. A. ID. 'RIc1fA fARDsoN, of the New York
7NJaae, in his very readable and authentic
book on the war--H'The Secret Sci fvice-the
Field--the Dunge6n--the Escape" thus al
ludes 70 Gen. SWEENEY, then Of the. regular
army, now one of the Fenian Presidents of
the United States :''< 81 =, ,."'ji
p At Shiloh Brigadier General Thomas w.
Sweeney, who had lost one arm in the
Mexican war, received q mimic bullet In his
remaining arm and another Shot, in his
foot, while his horse fell riddled with seven
balls, Almost, fainting with the loss OF
blood, he was lifted upon another horse. and
remained on the field through the entire
day. His GOODNESS and marvelops escapes
were talked of before many campIfires
throughout the army. Once during the
battle, he was unable to determine Whether
a battery whose men. were dressed ffi bite,
WAS rebel or. Enien. 3, Sweeney. leaving his
command! tode'ata gentle gallop directly
toward the battery until within pistol-shot;l
say ftlflt iflNas paptled llYIgonfede
tuf4fed III aiiaff tirdie and f6tie back again
at the same pace. Not single shot Mas
flEad, ,atfhiI9,so much was the respect of the
Confederate excited by this daring act 4,
afterward met one of them who described,
with great yiyidness. the impression which
Sweeney's gallantry made upon tbem.ij j ~
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-11


1t is fitting, perhaps, that a State which
sends the fmbecile ,SprBgue, the heiFto IN
oVergrown' and naughty Misunderstanding
corporations, 10 the United States Senate,
and which. fop years, allowed negroes with
property to, appreaeh the, polls to vote,
from which white men without were ex-
clhded, would elect General Burnside as
dts Governor With the career of this man,
the butcher of fredericksburg. who upon
the altar Of bis ineompetency sacrificed a
fine army, the country is familiar. i1idF
There are few more scandafous pages In
the history of the war than his reign In the
Nest as > military satrap inlS63. His afro
cious order. called NO, ,3S"' in which he at
tempted to stifle the liberty OF speecb.' and
bis proceedings under it, in the Eidnapping
and deportation of Mr.. Vallandigham. were
grimes Iof 20 high a grade that, unless retri-
btttite Justice sleeps, he will be obliged, in
the future, to expiate In person hnd prop
erty. That such parsonage, who has no
regaradr tltel most Sacred rght IS of freeL
men, and who lent himselfto the basest uses
of tyranny, should be chosen Governor ofan
American State, indicates the desperation
Of that faction Who, wading through a sea
of blond, has struck sutlf terrible blows at
American liberty f-' 'fti iH 'lFn
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-11
Gen. Grant Arrested Behind a Fast
fnold,i ia 438is AN HOrsei

l III Is one Of the well-knowp pee ecuIiarities
of Gen. GRANT to love fast horses. What
came Of an excessive Indulgence of that
taste, isthaiS spbkenlof by "a special, from
Washington rto the Cincinnati Gazette: b,
General Grant was arrested, yesterday,
by two men for fast driving on the street.
The General Offered to pay the fine, which
the officers refused to accept, on the ground
that the police had no right to receive fines
on the highway, and directed him to report
at the station house, after he was through
with his drive. The General questioned
the rightco tho officers 10 arrest him, and
speed. The facts were reported to the de-
partmenti Of police, and considerable Curl
osity is manifested to learn how the affair
HilEtnrhgoiit.. erhe btEe ,Erssidant Lincoln,
Q lev, years ago, was ARRESTED on the charge
of violating a, corporation ordinance, by
driving across pavement and paid the
fine, five dollars, at the station-house, i,u y J
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-11
2 YI..anRkplN9A 10 ssaks.sa.

From the ReT,,L Levi g. Beck, Pastor of the Baptist
- Church Penibefton, r. D.. formerly OF the North
Baptist Church Philadelpha at psfsent Pastor
q.ths hapt,stlqspres' cesSet Pas ~ MI 81 +
Ihave known Hpo1snd' German Biters firor-
ably for npInsE Of ygFsi have used them in my
effects thatI was induced to recomu&nd them to
many others and know that they have operated in
astTikiIglY beneflcial nanner Il take great pleas
ure ittids publicly proclaimingthis fa}t and call
ing the attentDp Of th1sv afflicted with the dis,
eases for Which they are Recommended, t0lthe,ses
BitteTs knowing from experience tbaf by 'fecoifI'
mendation Willie sustlnelp lido this Ihore cheer
fully HoDfand's B Bitters lis intended to benefit
the A1llif fteal,sapdjs not arpm drink"
- 20 sfotrs. tfttl y, ! - ~ LEVI q. BECK.
From Rev., w, p. Seigfried, ,Pastqr bf Twelfth
~" Bdbtist Church, Pllladelphia t,,,er !. /,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-11

it7 t7haNEw f9Rg Cry. FABNtzlGg ". Z ifaiI
,depbfpok, Of fiIdeneHd i9ee, IOYE, viii soon
,beeone hsirot0 81 ,000000, A farm iOf 100
acres, ri2hbinthealieart ofN New York City.
just bsl9ry CeVtrpl Rsrk. was willed III trust
ny a ne lease many Years ago to au old lady,
rwho,fE paw some ninety years Of pit Is
now covered Mithstueets bdildings,a and
" soon tocolne INTO the possession OF fifty
heirs, II must pc worth at least $50 600 600,
giving Mr.. Hardenbrooka snug littleislS
OOO,OOQ as bis palt1,n .,,,,t o
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-11

From the Rev, 1hoa, "a Winter. ID D., Pastor of
'HN IT. Roxborough Baptist CbpEeh,i
eDear Sir ;-sJ Feel 1t due to your excellent Dnapa-
natloa HnofiAnds German BittelS 90 add aag fes-
timony TO the deserved repuEatofit Il has obt..ine1
have fni years. 1t umes, been troubled with ared
disorder in my head and n6rrol a, system. 1 was
advised by flend 10 try bottle OF yout German,
Bitters. 0tHA VI badL have experienced great and
unexpected relief my health has bSensYery ma.
tersPlly ,hensntfJ ], eoAnde4tlyi fecdnihend the
and have been Hssarel bymany OF their k6od Ii.
feets Respectfully ytiuFs ~: n r. WINTER ".
N, 'u Ivy ~ u P'l "A" W III NoxOoron8h, IA 4
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-11

10 toMnsG IT OvER THE LfQUoR DRAEEtts.A
the, Monroe County Peniteptiafy Six hours,
and twohaek loads wentIup 10 the institu-
tion, were recorded among the prisoners
;1ttd pdt I'D seells5i HulhV mft Do
The liquor party Claim that the, method
of their indictment was by. a most debasipg
trick. viz z,.the putting np't of man 70
drink AZ all their institutions so Is TO tcs-
ltify agaipst them subseq1eitly,ir@ o.nos1e
E'o' The cfti1eps Of cgRy lbf asphnty, Indiana.
have been annoyedby wolves RECENTLY, who
slaughtered n numbeFuofs their sheep. a
few days ago = party, npftl perfpg ouehth-
IenemN.t They s0eceeded In killing three of
the, yPrmints. s'9t'd 70 nginefM
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-11

h. a REGFE4SE .s;S WgEsaIAe w = IrAeta hair topiS
1t picture of the wife of the proprietor, o
HANDSOME looking woman, ,yi9i fair three
feet long The proprietor llfes in New
York city, and his wife has beenin the habit
of visiting Philadelphia 20 see her mother,
who resides there, Her husband was led to
believe that she went there not for tibeipur-
pose of visiting her mother, but one Charles
jackson. 80 be followed her down last
"Wednesday, and met the 7twain prpmenad-
ing Chestnut street, with arms lovingly
locked, They were given IN charge ofa po-
lherhAh, When they Entered bah "a appear
for "A nearing on Friday. Asthey went out,
Mrs. Stirling deliberately informed Alder
NON BeiIlerl that she would rather have
CharleygpO as he was, than live with her
husband, with all liis wealth and ''Ambro-
stgSM At thetims Mr., ,JShrli9gsc caused her
arrest he had no idea How far matters had
gone. He subsequently, learned enbugb To-
-eopviaee. hin thai hS leng-heiFed Wife,
lwbose'pietufe sfa6ed hisahIBfosfa, was lost
TO him, sndso heMssely concluded To- let
her GO heFI Y4y1.og h,ti,,r
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-11
'0~ 1hHptlst thSFsha &c rtf fladsiSSi p 1--WE i|Sl
IJ9Nq

b ! LTIlITT
Gentlemen: I have recently been laloting under
the distressing effects OF hdiRestloh Acbom pdtied
by RpyostTation of the nervous SYSTEM Numer-
oiis remedies were fec9mIhehded by friends and
some OF them tested, but without relief. Your
Hoohand' s German ,Bitters were recon mended by
persons who had tried them, and whose favorable
mention of these Bitters Induced me TO try them
II mnst enfess itigt II ,aA an aversionlto Patent
Sseidlns tlr @ a SgsSS 19f ss ps% fnss 81
sKdeteneA and 9dFugEedltqu1rdlioht dis cbmmunity
in sly way, and the tendency of which, l fear, is
TO make min a confirmed drunkard. Upon learn,
ing that yours was really n medicinal pTepafatfu1
4 took it with happy effect, It's aetion, not only
upon the stomach, but upon the nervous system
was prompt and gratifying. feel that have
aeriTsa ssE sna IsE%snsas Rshss S tAe
gtT2 = CTfit7G f'S-,fS 1SHT ~
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-11
DAILY, EMPIRE.
80. L.. RoRINsoN, II.l.Il m.
GeneraI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS island!

lr PURIIsHERi AND PROPRIETOR.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-18


hands on the announcement that the
bill had received the required two
thirds vote. During the call ..ex-
cuses were made for a considerable
number of absent members, and Phil.
johnson essayed to be witty, by re-
marking that good many more voted
"yea now than would do so In next
Congress. An examination Of the
vote-103 yeas to 43 nays-shows the
names of Messrs. Raymond, Kuyken-
dali. and Phelps, and Washburn of
Indiana, elected as Republicans, in
the negative, with those of Hale, of
New York; Thomas, of Baltimore
Mckee and Randall, of Kentucky;
and the three West Virginia members,
in the affirmative. Stilwell, Smith
and Davis were absent
h In the Senate the Northern Pacific
Railroad Bill was laid aside, on Mr..
Wilson's motion, at half-past four,
and the veto was at once taken up and
read. Mr.. Wilson and others asked
Immediate action on the bill, but Rev
erdy johnson objected He was
overruled, however, and his motion
for postponement was rejected by
Is to SO. This vote assured the pass
age of the bill, and the majority de-
termined to sit till the final vote could
be had. The intense heat of the
evening was in their favor, and after
brief and petulant speeches from
Hendricks and Salisbury, the bill was
put upon its passage.
A considerable audience was in the
galleries, and about score of Repre-
sentatiyes were on the floor The
vote was declared to stand yeas 80
nays II, and Mr. Foster. with nervous
voice, declared that the bill, having
received a two-thirds vote Of each
House, had become law, the Presi-
| dents objections to the contrary not
1 withstanding.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-18

New YORK, July 1.-THE steamer
Peirre from Hayre on the 9th, via
Boston on the 7th, has arrived.
"a BREsT, July Prussia and Italy
have refused the aTmistice.
The Italians have crossed the 10,
There is nothing later from the
liverpool cotton market than received
per the Nova Scotia. .a59ig8,
LIVERPOOL, July THE following
prices are probably the closing rates
of the 9Th: Consols 863; United
States e5-20's 67Q674,4 .uaa
The Derby cabinet has been IN
stalled.
The cotton market to-day was very
quiet. -azeq.s
From Paris papers Of the 7th.-The
Augsburg Gazette says that Benedek
has demanded 1000 reinforcements.
The same paper has a report that the
Archduke Albert has been appointed
to supersede Benedek.a llnj
The fortifcations of Vienna are
being increased, and FIVE hundred guns
are now in position.
81 The Prussian' army, debouching
from Hesse has entered Bavaria.
A fight occurred at Meinneigen, on
the 4th, between a Bavarian corps
ano' the Prussian army under Earlfut-
kenstein No particulars given. Fl
The Austrians have entirely evacu-
ated Lombardy, and retired across the
Mincio. .3
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-18
NEWS VIA NEW YORK.

New YORK, July 1.-THE Posts
money article says gold is strong to-
day in anticipation that the next news
from Europe will be less favorable to
the restoration of peace Govern
ment stocks steady without much ac-
tivity.
A Washington special says the Sem
ate committee will put the nomination
of Mr.. Randall for Postmaster Gen
eral to the Senate for such action as it
may deem proper.
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NeE YORK Market.

" " y New YORK, July II.
CoTroN-Firm, at 36@3Sc for middling
upland.
FLoUR-Dull and heavy, and 10@25c low
Ell: SS 3O0IO 90 for Extra Round-Hoop Ohio
and $40 05@l2 90 for Trade Brands, the
market dull. ,s,..
WHEAT-Dul1. and sc lower.
BARLEY and RYE-Dull.
CoRN-Opened firm, and closed a shade
fir1ner in fair demand; S2@83c for unsound
new mixed Western; 8315Q38415c for sound.
OATs-lc lower; 50@51c for Chicago.
CoFFEE-Firm; sales 5000 bags Rio on
private terms.
SUGAR-Quiet and steady; sales 475 hhds.,
Cuba Muscavado at 103s@lls4c.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, July II, P. NJ.
WHEAT-Wheat dull and prices lower
No. Red, crop of 1865, sold at S2 10. Extra
Spring cannot be sold at over 81 80.
OATS-Dull, but prices are not lower.
CoRN-Unchanged.
WHIsKY-Unchange ged and the demand
limited.
MESS PoRK-S32@32 25.
BULK MEAT-S15@171a for Shoulders and
Sides.
BACoN-Firm. Shoulders lie; Sides 1910;
Clear Sides 2l15c, at which price l35 hhds.
were sold to-day.
LARD-Declining at 1915c. The sales were
500 tierceS. r
CoTToN Dull at S3Q34c for Middlins
Hardly any demand for it.
GoLD-Closed at 14912.