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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-12

LADIES. il YOU are in want of carpets,
don't fail to 20 to Gou.ds. Mr.. Gould 10
nov receiving his fall stock and does not
mean 10 be undcrsold Go 20 Gould's for
carpets and furniture
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-12

The Lusz L GRIGas brand OF pencils,
lust introduced in this market, IS indeed
fully up to the celebrated Fsber We navs
tried one, and speak from experience IN
c c,mrnendng .hcm.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-12

Y gEsrsox's BsAzrLiAS -ris cleanss!
preparation for the hair in the known world:
bottles larger, and satisfaction Warranted
Has 70 sediment, and is highly perfumed.
For sale by Harrison & Co, agents.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-12

PEss And PsxciLs.-Ei. Day. ofthe pops
ulsr Book and Stationary house OF Lusc 4
Grigss, has hcen Elst. lie never goee IN.
to the market without leaving his mark
and never comes back withou, max ing I
dec ded impression upon the hume, Gus pat
rons Of his house. That's characteristics
Of the bov. and he can't b.lp it. Not a
hundredih part Of the FIRMS purchases
have arrived. but il ,or step in aud cast
your eycin Luse Il G:i:gs Co, Pen
Showcase you will t,, ,rr,.s-,. tie r.ust.s
tensive and moet elaborate .lisplsy of gold
pens and pen cases erer opcnei i, this city
By oil odds. They arc the rery Jes, in u.e,
and no matter what style or size you may
want, you can find il there.
Moreover, they have just received from
Germany = large lot Ct capital lead pencils
equal to Fsber's best-which were
made to their order, and are stamped with
their own brand. "Luse L Griges Davsn>
port This is one Of Mr. Dsy's clever
feafs in advertising These pencils run
through Eve grades, and have only to be
used TO be fully appreciated. Success 70 en-
terprss il WAS never known to fail.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-12

GRAND CnAPrEs The School Of Instruc
ton Of the Grand Chapter Of Royal Arch
Masons, was opened at Masonic Hall, in
this city, this afternoon At o'clock.
n. L High Priest, II. H. Heminxay;
u. E. King, c. S. Rolliu;
N. E. Scribe, p. A. Brumfieid;
Principal Sojolrner. Comp. W. D. CLARK;
r. A. Capt, Comp. J. W. Cassad;
II. Sd v, Comp. D. S. Deering;
II. I'd v, Comp. G. uandmsn;
n. lst v, Comp. N. P. Crowley.
Schools Of instruction in the chapser.
coun Gil. and eoumandery degrees will be
open during the greater part Of next week.
The Grand commsndssy holds its annual
meeting on Tuesday next. the Grand Coun>
ell on Wednesday, and the Grand
Chapter on Thursday.
At this time only about twenty brethren
from abroad have assembled.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-12

lvEgY FAMILY should have case Of Dr..
iirsrusEys >fEciric HoaoEorATnIc Mppt
ciSRs. Ihey are simple, easily applied.
harmless. and yet, III thousand instances,
tney arrest disease, allay pain and suffering.
save calling the doctor, and prove a friend
indeed. The valuable service rendered
immensely ovcrbalAnces the sulli sum they
cost See advertisement. Address
HUMPHREYS Specific lieNoEoPArnic MepI~
CINE COMPANY, 5G2 Droslwsy, New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-12

TVS Ci1r's STccK Mr. Cable is working
hard through the Argus to get the City's
stock in the Roc; Island & Peoria Rail
road transferred TO himself This done. e.and
the city would be prevented except by a
farther Indebtedness, from aiding the new
Company in its endeavcrs to speedily con-
rect Rock Island and Peoria by rail. The
Aldermen Of this city will no doubt take time
to inform themselves fully in this matter
before they act-koek h'7nd Union.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-12

4 FiSE head Of hair is such an indspen.
sib.e adjunct 10 beauty t,Iat 10 one who
prizes good looks shouii neglect to use the
bost preparations TO be had 10 increase its
growth. restore its color or prevent its falls
ing eff. Rings Vegetable Ambrosia 10 one
Of the most eifectual articles for tho pur>
pose we have ever seep. besides being one
CT the most delightful hair dressings and
besutifiers extant. 1t is free from the
sticky and eummy properties Of most other
dressings, and being delightfully."- perfumed
recommends itself to every lady or gentle-
man using fine toile, articles.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-12

Px.soSAL.-R. ". Cross, Esq, for many
years . resident or Des Ioines, has taken
up bis permanent residence in this city and
will soon open IN agency Of the Washing.
ton Life Insurance Company-one Of the
best in the country lie is welcome and
may he meet with success
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-12
CITY NOTICES.

| HAVE heard Il highly extolled and have
seen its wonderful effects. writes Martha NJ.
Johnson. Of Derby, Conn.,, about P.lusr's
Lotion.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-12

SPIT IT OUr-The Gazette goss into
By speaker at the Peoples Mass Meeting
last Monday evening. In soms regards We
can't say that We blame the editor for being
wrathy, for if We had SO. such an unmiiga-
ted castigation as ne very deservedly re-
ceived OH that occasion, we should have
talked back" some whether we had de-
served it or not. Du, in order to make the
point it is aiming at, we recommend that
the Gazette publish the ''stcry" just a. i,
was told Then ito myssified readers will
have an opportunity 10 judge for them>
selves Therefore we demand that the
Gase:ts come out with its Gard"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-12

Pain killer, taken Internally, shonla be
-n-ar desired. o. made into a syrup with molasse-.
For q Cough and BroarAti-, = few drops o9@ear-
eaten, viii bs IN are effective than anything sI.e-
W Sore TarJas, -arSll the tarost with a mixture Of
PAN Killer aad water AMI the reliel is imue tate
sn1 cure positive. sVl1 - fslurd.
Tue nEsr Tox;- &C swell. Nscs 4 Co.'S
Combination IL ll5n, Phosphorus and calisaya.
or as tofro-sh ~lhornsed Elixir Of Ca-sy AZ
The iron restores color t. the blood The Phosphnrus
rufws waste OF II, nerve tissue and the calisay q
ry"- natlta'. heath ul tone to the gcs,i,c orran-
One pint on,ans y4rtae ofonc ounce OF al.saya
~ snc teaspo eafll gram u Iron end Phosphorus
saauflctasri by
CAsTELL. MACK K co. New York.
For sale by ail tsa-'ists us-d-sat-weow
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-12

HoAR NAsuYAcrURss.--Chili & Co. are
now offering home made boots By the case,
aud better boots we're never pulled on. Il
looks encouraging to zee the interest that
10 being manifested in home msnufsesur
1t Is the right road to pos.erity, and those
Who encourage il are the true friends Of our
noble city. Dealers and conscmers viii Il.
wars Ind choice stock ct Child 4 Co...
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-12
LOCAL iTEM 8.

Sellers Celebrated Liver pills
rli.n aat sacar Coated. As 4 safe convenient and
never failing remedy for
iiysH COMPLAINT. cOsrlvESsSs. SICK
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-12

j. L. rgxrLg, Gardener and Florist, corr
4tl and Main sts., fruis and ornamental
recs. ,nY26-ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-12
: s,,..ruand,s ESheuL,nlfsm, (sOut
and Ncnraiyin Specific

+ the only remedy ever disco,cred tha. will
cd-ctusliy DESTROY this poison IN the
BLOOD, and produce permanent cure
The recipe was procured Of the celebrated
iJr. L,l.clnand, Of France by the we'll known
druggist, Alex. Leitch, Of ST. Louis. Mo
No good physician fails to prescribe the
specific when he learns what 1t is compost
ca of-uo ono suffering xith rheumatism.
Gou,, Neara'gia. should hesitate 70 try i.
b-cause IL IA advertised for sale
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-12

SreER's Wines arc the pure juice Of the
grape whoss pure AMI generous qualities
csnuo. be exce.lel for the invalid or cons
valescnt. They are highly esteemed for
sacramcats purposes. \. 3. Good Wine
makes good blood.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-12

At rnr BuRris.-Thc following rair, ad
officials, and others. who.hsvc been Wes, on
business trip, arrived a, the Burtis House
'.st evening: Hon. j. 3. Rice. Mayor OF
Chicago; 5. F Gale. Charles Fargo, p 4
Hall, W Sni.h and anson Ssger. of lie
telegraph company.
W. b. Lansridse and 2. A. Brumtieid, Of
Muscitine, also registered their names last
evening.
Wm- Rrgsn, of Dss Moinc-, and +. IL.
S,iss, Reporter Of the Supreme Court, ar
rived at the Burtis this morning.
John l.. Coffin, Esq. arrived home this
morning from trip to Boston.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-12

You say am beautiful. and then you dare
Me to show you my In uxurious hair.
Ysu think il is falss-so then viii shov
That you're greatly mistaken g you nav soon
know.
There, what did tell you, every thread Of j,
truc,
No false curls for me though there NAV be 70,
you;
The secret Ill tell yoa IL you'll promise 10 keen
lis due to the dressing shats put 10 bv Barrett.
It's the best prspar ati ,n ever have knovn
70 make the hair glossy and long, - + m shown.
II you douos 'te emciency. please give il one
try,
And il. transeenesrt virtues you'll NO more
deny.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-12

Az EPisoDE.-The guss,s Of the Rodman
House, in Rock Island, were so1.cwh,t dis
turbed in their s.umhers during the night OF
Thursday. About one O'Clock A. ", n fe>
male, who hal ONLY 4 shor. .irie before AZ
rived by the Western Uni,n Railroad, and
had been assigned TO room, a'armed the
quiet s'eepcrs by Tapping at their doors
with a stove poker, and screaming
"Whe,e's Mr. Rodmsas there's inan in
my roar, :" After good Teal Of confusion
and noise il was escer,aiaed that the trouble
was cansed by some ore rapring at her door
soon after she had retired aud asking if she
didn's want company. This naturally
scared the inmate Of tie room, and as soon
as she had seornfuly rejected the proposal,
and the maker thereof lad W ak ed away. she
came out and raised the alarm Who the
bold intruder was could not be ascersaipcd.
lie certainly deserved . severe cas.igatioc.
il nothing more, f.: his rascally conduct
The slender costumes worn by the parties
aroused on the occasion made the scene
one Of mirth, and worthy the pencil Of an
artist.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-12

90 To rug Bssr.-t'o to the Bryant & Stra.ton
sS.s state Business College II scf thorough pr1c
Eictl bgsne-- eda caiioa. 10 become good sound
telegraph operator. For circulars and papers, sd-
csess, tenelesins siainp> The Bryant x Strattvn
CO nn-rcial College Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-12

kromrr'- Hair Dye. SAtara, Durable. Beautiful,
Bast and Cheapest In the World Sold by a!l Drug
4 sse and Country storekccpers JOHN J. KRONER,
Sole iropristo!, ipl Caestnu, St, Philadelphia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-12
For sale.


4 FULL ASSORTMENT OF DUPONT 4 co =
n Celebrated Duck. Diamond. Grain and Blasting
Powder win be kept on hand al Magazine at all
prices. McSAia Il JORDAN.
aasad3w3m Agents for Drpont L Co.
4 GENTS WANTED D-sfa 20 so a day. to infrt duce
- our new patent STAR SHUT rLE SEWING Ma
CHINE. Ps.ee SO. Il uses tive threads. and makee
the genuine LccS SIMON. All Other low priced ma
chimes msks the CaArS SrIroa. Ex .ia.ye territory
given. Send for circulars. S. e. HEND sRSOy 3
CO, scs North Fourth ST.. 81. Louis. No. seps-sn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-12

SHIELDS Goops IN PAais. have seen
letter addressed to Mr.. Shields from Q
prominent Paris house, asking the prices Of
his goods. Mr.. Shields was the only Iowa
manufacturer Of cloths, We believe, who
sent samples to the Worlds Exposition a,
Psrs. His goods we're noticed By this
house, and met With such favor that the in
quiry for prices was made. Possibly the
Davenport woolsu Mills may yet have an
European order. We would advise Mr..
Shields, however, to wait until he catchea
Up With his numerous orders at home be
fore he goes into the exporting business to
any great extent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-12

80 Acas FAax fos 9 800, and lots Of oths
= basgaiss. By Etp,spos 4 Bno..
LAsd : lasnsaose AflA Ne. q Brnlv 81.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-12


BUSINESS CHAxax.-We understand that
our we'll known merchant friend, Geo. "
Els, has disposed of his Book and Station.
cry establishment, No. 12 L.Claire Row to
Mr.. Thos. Thompson, for long time the
head clerk Of the house. and John d. Car>
michael, Of this city, well known teacher
Both ofthese candidates for public favo, are
young men Of high character and ability and
there is nothing to prevent their achieving
perfect success. Mr.. Ellis turns over to them
an excellent trade which he has built up in
the past twelve years, and oil they have to
do is to 90 right straight ahead.
Mr. Els retires from busi0ess- that is to
say - far as such IN active and tlrc.ess
man as he can retire Ne believe be in
tends to close up his affairs ~ mush - pos>
sibIe this winter. aud spend next summer
10 sAs Est. He deserves gssd long hsl>
DAY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-12
The Locals l.nmeut.


BY THEODORE
lis years Stree l have worn.
Such clothes as Perry keeps;
Every sorrow have Known
And Morpheus of refuses sleep.
Because those good old times are Gown.
That they, III never have again,
have struggled 10 forget,
But my struggles are 10 vain.
For all the people whom nett
Trade At IS Brady street
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-12
DEADACHE,
AND ALL hillary DISORDERS,

SELLERS LIVER PILLS STAND USRIvALLEe
They are prompt but mild n their effect rouse
iithy action % the LIVER carry OF morbid seere
lions, and leave he system IN healthy condition.
Tor 95 ycArs have given Universal Satisfaction
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-12

CONCERT NEXT TUESDAY EvRxiSo. - Our
readers will do we'll to bear in mind the
concert TO be given for the benefit Of the
Dasenpor: Silver Cornet Bard At Metropol.
ilan Hall mex. Tuesday evening. This band
deserves liberal encouragement. On rev
peatcd oceas ons it volunteered i,s services,
free Of charge, 10 sssis; deserving objects,
and now comes the time to show apprccia>
tion and reciprocate. The Mendelssohn So>
cie.y, under the leadership off. c. wallace,
will lend valuable assistance on the occa.
sior. Prof. ColsOn has been, for some time
past, giving instruction to ard leading the
band, until now il considers itself fully
competent to appear before the public in .
concert. Let this entertainment be sell
attended. Some iiuc music and excellent
singing viii undoubtedly be heard.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-12

A REAL HoxE-S Some ten or eleven years
ago our esteemed fellow citizen. W. II.
Holmes, Esq, Passenger Agent Of the Penn
sylvsnia Central Railroad. broke ground on
the banks OF tho Mississippi, abou: two
miles above town, and commenced erecting
unto himself and family permanent home.
At that time there was nothing peculiarly
noticeable about the place except . broad.
raw lawn laying between the road and the
river, that comprised his four>acre pur>
chase. The change in the time that her
elapsed has been perfectly magical, for the
place and its beautiful surroundings is now
observed Of ell who pass that way as one of
the most attractive, best cultivated and CO.
siest homes in the country. An elegant
house. . full complement Of outbuildings,
and . perfect labyrinth Of trees and shrubs
berry, grapes, currants, and small fruit
A little farther along the road he has .
twenty-acre tnct. stretching up over the
bluff, which he 10 cultivat;ng most profita>
bly,. Altogether, Mr.. Holmes has several
thousand bearing grape vines, and more
coming on -embraeing oil the standard va
ric.ies--a couple acres of strawberries, .
fine growing orchard, large onion patch.
and beautiful meadow Mr. IIo mes is o
thoroughly practical man and does nothing
by the halves. lie has place to be proud
~
tons Of choice grapes we're marketed this
year, besides those made into wine. Really
it is surprising what intelligent industry
can do in so short time. We congratulate
the gentleman On his fair possession. long
may he live te develop aud erjoy th.m.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-12

TnE profession proper consider Rheuma-
tism anl Neuralgia depenaen, upon pecu.
iisr. yi,iated condition OF tho circulating vi
tai iiuid. They suppose that there exists
in the blood, a poison which the circulating
blood carries with il, ami not being alinent.
ei by the proper emunitfies of the body, j.
IL deDos ted IN the tissues. What this poison
is, is not positively known; yet, by most
authorities j. is supposed to be al acid
Lac,ic Acid in al probability. This. 1t is
supposed under favorable circumstances, Is
generated II the system, and being climir.
n,el. ~ allowed to accumulate nntli it pro-
.luces It's dcleterious eGeet.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-12
sYyrrous or 4 DISEASED LIVER

General ,oss ~ anpeite, sickness of the stomach,
pair. in TIE heaa. shoulders, back ard eide. sens-
Of wearucse. win slecpicss nights c0s,iseness OF
bowel. followed . some cases BY ooscness; slicat
frv ccnrA - spirita. with disinclina.ion 10 every
euis are proal4ent symptoms .. diseased state u
tie Liver
pirisSurg, Pa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-12

BASE BALL.-The second game OF the
home and home match between the Quick
steps of Rock Island, and Mississippis Of
this city, came cff this morning at the coz
ner Of l4th and Perry streets. Score. Miss
sissippis 4s, Quicksteps -.
Tng GERnAS tree school society give .
ball this evening At their new echo el house
to celebrate its Inauguration. The proceeds
90 towards defrsying tho expenses incurred
IA It's construction. We wish them .
full house and large returns.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-12

Co, Niskoii- Block. Davenport, lows. loc5s
For Sale.
n BAY COLT ABOUT SIX MONTHS OLD WILL
= be oieree Tor sale 1T benton Iiv.rv .,sni, 80.
hs' o. hoek is.and and Third streets, on
'suestiay. Oct. Z ). ~6s nj lO a N
ost9-est JOHN KAUFMAN, city Marshal.
For Sale.
gTHE OLD FRAME SCHOOL HOUSE N rasr
i Davenport, with the lot ON waica ii stands
For particulars apply to
X. SMITH.
u. GOULD, tCommittee
DIR. OLSHACSSEN,}
Davenport, Oct. lst. iSGs--diot
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-12

THE EMPRESS. he Empress Sewing Ma
chine coats only ten dollars, and is said TO
do Just ss durable work o. the mos. costly
in use |, is simple, easily worked, not Ii
abe TO get ou; Of repair, and is just the
thing for general use See Advertisement
and &C. accnrdincly.
LowRYs ELEVATOR is doing = land oilice
business. The number Of wagons congrs.
gated around ,hs. institution to-day is sat
i.rac.ory evidence tina, son.. produce came
t, town, and was there lodged preparatory
T. shipment east. The throng was great
during the most part Of the day, and much
bu,iness was done We are glad to note
that this institution is dcing well. !. de-
,eryes all the patronage it gets
Tus AorE-"ilesperian Pills, cu,es the
cure FOR Ague," have been tcsted in thou
sands of cases, and have never failed to els
feet cure. Hesperian Pills contains no
p,isons or. injurious drugs, and may be given
u old or young with confidence and safety.
Price only 81 ct the drug stores, Wm.
DEnch { Co, proprietors, ST. Louis
Ask for "Hesperian Sugar Coated Pills."
the sure cure for Aguc, and accept TO aie
rior substitutes.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-12
xvsyza or SEATS.
Ts.al....... s74 s2s Ao 45s les ia 400,

Total ..2s, SO iss &C, ~ 1855 2,oo;
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-12
ACkI.EH.
For Sale.

4 toHNka AT LAW. Offce With John L. Swi.s
- Niekoii-' Block. Davenport, Iowa. icc5s
New-York tribune., 1867-09-11
THE DRY GOODS TRADE.
NEw-YORK, Sent. Q. 1867.

WORK, Sept. 0. 1867.
There is no material change IN the condition
the dry goods market. Those who had anticipated
shng business the consequence OF the large West
crops are disappointed with the character of business
ere 10 however no real occasion for complaint at the
generally cautious the matter Of creds and this
servative policy necessarily prevents large business
eng at the early part OF the season az IN former
and distributes operations pretty evenly through
the entire
We discover no disposition force trade by Offering
goods at reckless prices All hold moderate stocks and
regard appears to be paid 70 profits than 10 the
The result Of the wooden trade thus far, be
and there are few goods which pay profit, while on
most kinds OF fabrics business IL done al a loss.
The Southern trade is not whole equa 20 expecta
t0ns owing the caution OF merchants IN credltng
that section buyers have 10 supply themselves from had
mouth; while the sickness prevailing M some OF ihe
ports has the effect Of checking business materially
The exports OF Domestic CottOns from TINS port
foreign ports for the week ending august ~ lee
been follows for the week lgh pbgs previously
reported 1867 pkgs. siDce January 1851 lioo pkgb
time 1906 b34 pkgs; same time Ia lo6 l4 pkgs
tine IN lse4 s99 pkgs same time ~ 1861 22I & sss
saline time In lsc2 332 pkgs: time Al lstl to'b
IN brown cotton goods there appears 10 be sgh gam
~ supply upon demand and boyes are deitrIDg opera
lions much possible IN expectation OF a necihe
brown ShectDgs HlTtings III steady demand at
about late figures Indian Head Appleton A. ana hassh
chnsetts stndaTds each quoted by agents at lec.
Lawrence & and stark standards are each Iic$ -
Wachusetts aud Amoskeag each 1ac - hsdI0ro DTl8
itic - inch Nashua o. l6c. NiLch 90 X Isc. ana
pincbdo. h. 2le; l3ineb WaehVseIh, 2Sc9 'tIneH "
New-York tribune., 1867-09-11

SALT-The is firm but prices evince no change
IA particular; quotations importers prices NO
arrivals. except 10 dealers are reported We quote
fars -. bns % ss PGOi PINE Worth a. 50 IS
pool FgTs Ash soa pool Fe Hss'' }" 2S'
Eoldl.... ? 80 n
sOAP-Castile has been In moderate request, and the
market j. steady: sales Of 300 boxes at Ta17}c cash
EALTPETER Is finn but prices show no change; Crude
q duOted at Ole, and Refined at lbc. -
SEEDS-A limited inquiry for Clover SEED al l1tdl5tc' ;
Timothy seed is irm, but quiet, al " f5GS y Dusb
STEARIN-The inquiry has been good and the marker
better sales Of 10000 % al 49, dl44c ana 25VOo
Grease at sole. o., a
TALLOW-A brisk demand, and the market is frmer;
aes Of 10000 AT tdi2c for second quahty ana l|tG
2ic. for good Ia prime City. . l., A..
emand Domestic Feeces since our last prices have
uled quite dfm but show particular VARIATION manu-
still the chief buyers, but they operate very
auOusy The closing quotations are as follows Domcs
Fleeces at f0aG5c for Native and Onefourth Merlnos
J04sc for and threequarters do 5Od Sc FOR
u-bOOd Mernos, and 55d65c for saXony Fieeces; 500
for Pulled 38a46c for Superfine do, aud i5 Uooc
Extra do lsd23c for common Unwashed Californla;
d3Oc. for Fine do. Isd33c for Texas, and American
ombing AT J0965c We quote foreign as follows south
merican 3Od34 for Common Washed 81 SIC Tor Un
ashed MestZa and Merino, 36d40c. for washed Entre
los 2jd2sc for Unwashed Creole, 40ai6e for Washed
erino Cape Of Good Hope, $50 40c Tor Unwashed Fast
dia for Washed, and African at 26E5Oc Tor Un
ashed. and 80 tOc. for Washed. -,
WHALEBONE " without change, the demand nRht
quote Arctic at S}i 9s5c, gold n c. sSc, gold and
}Outh Sea. eOd95c., currency.
wHsKYThe market is hrn sales OF 2C0 bbls. at 37c
'oT State, and Sse40c for Western.