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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-08

CHICAGO, Oct %, 1850.
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favor ri Patent Med cincs. hut case in NV ON fam
lily haNins been cured III cniarkab. I'M inner by
VI hiicu aile a Nenra'eie compound. l am in-
duccd 70 oisr You a few words Of cneourae m,nt.
which. beng unsolicited. may he better appreciated
Some months since my wife had very severe attack
VI Dpthe,ia which lett her partially patulxed and
with acute Neuralgia Ii her head IA e and hressi
Having heard repeatedly OF wonderful cures among
her iti,rds resulting from the of Gardiner :
hhcumai! Neuralgia Coinpound.- she was ,nduc
60 T" give At 4 tfi4l Strange 10 ray. before she had
Usc oNE Neuralgia and paral, sis had lis
appea ed and I has no! returned. | recommend the
eoiinHno without hesitation. To all persons 70 bed
with khcumniism or Neuralgia. KNOWN. as 1 do its
va'ue as well AZ the ltci that your well know ren
taion sufficient guarantee 81 thu ccnuinenrs. Of
the Compound prepared by yen. Many a Cos ilv doc
tor. bill may be avoided by the use OF yonr meti
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OF Hale & Co, Real Estate and Paten; Sccn..
Lombard Block
CHICAGO, August ss,h. 1scs
Ds GARDINER. frop'r Gardeners Rheumatic 4 Men.
ralgic Compound: Dear Sir
Is with great pleasure that testify 10 the merits
OF your invaluable medicine. Having been afsli. ted
with Neuealgia for more than year. causing me
great annoy well s.erne. and after try ing
almost every remedy that could be obtained friend
induced me To try our Compound, and SIN happy
TO say that one no, Tie cured ne, and hearth, en-
dor-c all tina, has been said in Its favor and earnest
yrec"mmend Trial by every one rnfIering from Nea
N
firm Merrill 4 Hopkins. - Lake st.
GESEsEo. Henry CO., H.. May 10, 1863.
II. r. GARDrNEx-Sir-
can now make more full report Of my wife'e
case The two ply sicians had called IN having fail
20 TO cure T. she thee began 10 take the medicine
you sent her. and after one bottle she began 10 have
nste, appetite and TO improve otherwise. Her swei
er nave gone down and she has grown quite hearty
= "Isn You would eend o, dosen bottles 10 me AZ
e'"- as CONVENIENT. will remit amount
Truly yours. RUSSELL.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-08
1as ~ do vOu like is, Sob mmy I:

Tho Democratic paper at Musca,inc, emu
iaiinS It's contemporary up here. is ge TIM,
down on its marrow. bones for the German
vote OF that Darcnport Gazette
The above comes with an i'll grace from
the Eaglishman who runs the Radioal lack )
sidAsissi concern up the river. Didn't this
same Z isishmsn, previous to last spring )
election at Davenport, 10 in tooth aud nal
against the German populauons And
hasn't he since that election, been rs sweet
US possible upon that German population A.?
Tax about our '.g,ting down on our
marrow bones for the German VOTE T.
Any body who knows anything, knows that
We have ever been friendly to the Germans.
aud that ne are TO more So nov than We
hsv, ever been. FAugn! The Gaeetts man
would probably be = knavc had he the rev
Quisi,e sense; Is II IL. he cni, shows him.
self . consummate ass. lie is the fellow
who curaed the Germans as long A. be suns
posed Their wss anything t. be gsined bv
so dong. aud Who now finding il TO be a
losing game, Turns tan aud ftvns uron
them with a sickly sentamcntsitv worthy il
spoony Of eighteen. What \ ninn, The
Germans have more beams than the Eng
hsbman gives them credit for. hu~evrr. lie
can never catch item with the hai, Of lie.
cepttcn he thr0wsou' and he should know
,e'ier TITAN Il attempt 10 palm himself and
ne Party which IS aisgraced by Lin, upon
'ae pubic A. hriig friendly to the German.
ana VIKING 70 ct BIN have his lager. Anys
one Mt ali =, qraint,d with the politics of
this STATE, Knows y u te shs err lutnhup
Ntscaf.ae Courier.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-08
PREPARED OIL OF PALM AND MACE,

PREPARED OIL OF PALM AND MACE.
For Preserving. ResaOrlmg and
BsenuaiGyimg the Hair.
And is the mos. delightful and wonderful article
the world ever produced.
Ladies will find II not only certain remedy to Re-
store Darken and Beautify the Hair hut also desY-
able article for the Toilet. II IL highly perfuned
with rich and delicate perfume independent OF the
fragrant oder Of the Oils of Palm OF Mace.
= The Marvel Of Peru.
A new and beau iful perfume, which in deiicacy OF
SCENT and the tenacity with which II cings to the
handkerchief and person. is unequaed.
The above articles are for sale by all Druggists and
Periumers at 81 per bottle each Sent BY express TO
any address By proprictore.
T. w. WRIGHT d CO,
Oc20-lyl 100 Liberty Street. New York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-08

HELMBOLUS EXTRACT 81 lCHU and Ixps ov I'D
Rost Wash cures secret and delicate dis riders in all
Their stages. at little expense, little change IT,
diet no inconvenience and no exposure II Ia plea :
ant N taste and odor. immediate in its action. aud
rec from all Injurious properties. Efcb5dSwiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-08
CEpvl.s~EE El.EC TlON.
How tns Rlmdicnls Carried the

The fol owing di-pstch TO thu Nashville
BIaaer tells how the negro vote w,s man.
agei IN Tenn e
PCLAsKi, oilcs county, August |. II Is
noou 10 dty, and the same Aas been PLAYED
lon enough fot any intelligent man 10 see
thruus n IT.
Enly this morning, the fcw ilronnlow
lcadvr> hercsl oats began 10 collect ia town
BY ten oclock they had assembled, nnl
nc,ntrsttd 'nclvc ur tit,eu tupdi.d nr
gees OF 81. classes an conditions fhrsc
thcs formed u Inv. PLACED Il guard o, lay.
n. millila Over thetu, arni marched them ~
itcuN iur he p"lis, ,utInR th,m en- masso
lie Raiicai ticket. lhc people stood 81
euth hg aud wtness ! tic oauagv ai'h
out " n.urnur Noia tar,h word WAS $40
sen OF a shot fired. though al OF the Rs,h.
cans ate armed, and sear Their weapons
openly. | have II iIum a dozen OF the best
men N the cousty and vii produce The
evidence Il necessary Sheridan.
HrosnloN Commissioner OF Registration
took from the hands of negro voters Con
scrvative tickets which had been given
thrn, aud placed in their hands instead
Radical tickets already prepared for the G
casion.
You can rely on IT, that the Whole ~,cr>
tion. as far ns GILES county IL concerned is
perfect farce; revolving % every principle
~ harness OF fcpubicanisu.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-08

have taken iloh's Malt Ia
ract aud ran now pqriake Of any X nd Of food
p. fnr d. - .ii-ia in Gcn,r d.-Mr. Niia Mnller.
OF No. q West Twentieth street writcs rec
ommcnd 'heeriuiiy Hhh's Malt Exir-ct To dys-
pepiic,. have never t'liui such splendid bcv-
erace
3. For "A Fou State Of stomach.
Mrs.. Daf,ner OF No. s6i Nivin.ton street writes:
NV husband has been eutrclI cured 81 his dis.
order of the stomach.
I For Exhnus I'D Persons
M physician l. ia favor of il, and Cid not think
that II could di-ag y III his incidence
+ a. BEERS.
.. For Bod " Weakness
am icnr a confirmed inv Aid have used ale
md porter. &c. and no medicine seems 10 bene-
fit me: bit Hons Malt Extract a. Just the thing
need Har ford. Conn. r. : Sfgpus>su>
Ia Ci'rrrh> especially Ob.iinafe.
Mr. Welsh Edward. of thu New York Theatre
write to Mr.. H"n My wife has been n,ifcly
cured of her sore throat by the use. efc"
Sold nj druggists and erocers. Persons wishing
agencies might apply TO lloi Malt Extract Depot
81 Broadway, \. v. or LAN-FELDf, THoBE &
60 sole Agents. Davenport. Iowa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-08

~ sse-S
The National Line comprises the following hr-,.
Class d"nhlc-eagine iron Steamships. with water.
tight compartments
ENGLAND. Carr GRAoE. ,. $50 tons: SCOTLAND,
CAfr HALL. 36's tons VIRGINIA. Cart Peowss
80 tons lkiNErlA, Carr. o1n,tr a3!s tons /:
DENMAHh, GAIT. TnosrsoS. 3,ii5 tons: THE
QthEN. Cart GRooAS. 3.ii7 tuns ERIN. Carr
1tTIfsa, $3.50 tons PENNSYLVANIA Cart
LE@is 2.si2 tons LOUISIANA carr Tnouso..
2,ioh tons FRANCE aud GERMANY building
sailing every saturday from New York every
Harbor wv
The National Steam Navigation Company. ofIiy.
erpoul, intend despa'chng, this month. from New
York, the following Steamships:
c FROM New FORK to Queenstown Liverpool,
TO Antwerp, Cabin. iii3: Storage, s3s
TO Hamburg, Cabin, sil5: S;eeragc ss,
To hremen, Cabin $is5. Storage ass
10 liasre. Cabin. SIG Stcerage AR.
To PARIS. Cabin 10 ; Steersce 80
. pratt issued for any amount any Bank IL Great
Britain, and Ireland, AT the lowest rate
Ste"rage passage tickct-. bring parties from Iiy-
erpooi OF Queenstown Cork Harbor) for Ss5 in cur
fency. Sold by Il. {. DUNCAN, Davenport. iowa
Agent for the National Steam Navigation comma
=! - "nu - pfoau"ay' new York. augis.d1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-08

TAKE NO NOPE UNPLEASANT AND IN
SAFE REMEDIES for unpleasant and dangerous
diseases. Jse H,INBcLp's ExrRAor Brcnu AND In
rnOvED RoeE WASH. febS-dN viz
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-08
hELMBoLDs CONCENTRATED EXTRACT BIT

!, ne Great Di4rs,fc
uEI.1Roi.ps ooScESTRArEp ExTRAGr AsLiA
II No GREAT Rood Purifier.
Both are prepared according To rules Of Pharmacy
and Che rnistry and the mos; active that be
made. ffebs-dSwiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-08
COItOn'a Select ElaVcrs
OF THE

MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL vIGoR are 70
aatned BY HsIMnoLp's EXTRACT Brcuu. Li5dAwl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-08
Mon AND THE Law

Misguided Men, AND TIE Law or CHAR
iTY AND MKscY.- Howard Essays. on the Errors
Abuses and iseascs which form the basis Of the Ora
vest Ma!ades IN the first age of man. and fearfnlly
sap the vital powers with mcars OF relief Sent
IN sealed letter nvclones free of charge. Address,
Dr.. Sk1LLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Associate. n,
Philadelphia A mayls-l,s w3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-08
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STEn 7e&iRfn&

g AN TO ANn FROM LIVERPOOL AND
- NJ Nef WV Rvt aSpg tNiee week.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-08

'SIR," said an indignant husband TO his
reckless friend, lyon have abused my hos.
pitnlliv; you have kicked me down staira.
YOU have kissed my wife before my face
Beware, air 'ew more such outrages,
and, 10y J've, you'll rouse the British lior ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-08

The question of MN king Roxbury 70
Boston Is TO te settled in September by q
yote Of the two cities.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-08

HELMBoID'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCIIU is
pleasant in taste and odof free from all injurious
properties. and imm. diate in Is action. ld.swiy
LADIES can receive box OF DIR vclpau'e Pills by
mall. sealed from the eyes Of the publc by enclosing
one dollar and sa postage stamps to N. w. MA
COMBER, Albany N. Y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-08
SPECIAL notices.
MpAxr zADoc PoRTER'S
y. - ?. !. n II q LII -

~. pa, c,.a.set aud -fos' eIraef-si g.,... = -
- - C,i8s a.. 'ho ~erid $ eee- ps,a6,.s
par..s git Is. ,se7- 70 NIS RAI.~.
~ ,.Ee- I6. CIEH'JC nRJsS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-13
TIE MARKETS.
.Car,hlllr rcnorted for TIE TRIBuNE.


TUESDAY, Feb u, 1867.
The demand for most staple productions during the
week has been limited the delay Of Congress to pass any
measure of relief imperauvely demanded mas a9ued
10 the dstrst and apprehension previously adyered 20
and prices generally have declined or nave lue.uI1u
rapidly; ali raw materials nave sold Slowly tnhuGct s
Rrs and dealers waiting the proposed chage IN the lar,
and the fear Of further contraction IN the currency
ASHES are without change; quote at sass so for
Pots and s1l Gs1l 80 for Pearls. . A., o..
BRICKS firm, with falr demand; aG S9h hVI
Common Hard sls 20 for Croton AID SO for Philadelphia
BFEswAX-The demand is fair and the market
COfTON-The demand to-day has been qnte active,
and prices arc extremely frln aud close buoyant few
lots have been taken for Investment bat from spnnes
We hear OF no inquiry; quote at $50 for Middug Up
hands to SIC for do NewOrleans and many holders ask
CofFEkIThe demand for Brazil Coffee is very good at
fun rates but the offerings moderate and the Dusl
ness not very heavy the inquiry Is Pe pa 70, 5Hr n ss
Ric ex Joshua and Mary part at l2Ac gold IN DOnd eX
Ship We quote Rio as 1OliOWs rune, 10 @lgc 1oou
Oargoes, ICY 0l72o, all duty paid; Far 10 GOOD CaSOe
maj. bond IN tS as5G %m Scott Scott sons $3.50 bags @
oludng bags at NewOrleans, lOO bags AT Calves
BAGS at Bai1inore and $50 bags at this port West
India Coffee Is quiet but fn sales OF l5U bags ot DO
At as 92j3c CevlOn I962Oc; MaracaibOl5t 6I9c; La
gpayTa r3a1SsC., and St Domingo, l55GlCie, all goid
C0kL~The market for Domestic has ruled quiet the
large arrivals present aud prospective check the Eastern
decreasing the consumption, and prices are lower sales
from yard az Sass per tun. In Foreign, only limited
business doing, and prices are nominal
COCOA-There has been some inquiry, and we note
sales Of bags Caracas at Sc currency 20 so 10 Bos
ton.
COPPER-The market is quiet but firm at 27c. for
Portage Lake, and 25c. for Detroit sales OF $1,000
Baltimore at 26Ic.
CANDLES are steady and moderately active; sales OF
200 boxes Adamantnc at 2la22c Sperm and Patent are
quoted at for the former and 40ajOc for the lat
Ter.
CEMENT ROsendale is quoted at S2ds2 Is.
DRUGS AND DIIS-A fair iOhDlng demand stlA pre-
walls for an articles coming under this heading; prices
have ruled frm, but show 10 special change. We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-13
DISASTER.
DOMESTIC PORTS.

BosroS Feb l2-Aryed steamship Geo Appold Batinor shr
verpOo haIks John II Hea GLASGOW spoken NOV 10
la 10 n lon Herald OF Morning, Francisco for iyerS
po Accounts from report thai goo bags Of coffee and
Quantity discharged to-day from bark White Sq1Jh good
order; the remainder o the Will be wet
san FRA NCIsco I2The ship Roswell Spagae from Boston has
arrived officers and with the exception Of Two
are down with the seurvy. a.,
Ro~rS Feb l2Avei steamships ST. Lous from New Oresbs5
Saxon from Philadelphia; Miami from Ne-lork SHIPS LooAeat Os
San Bark ~ B. kte,son hon Cese-
COS Brig Elizabeth from Sera leou Shr hne from 80 MARIE
PoETREss MONROE Feb 9Ihe sehr Virginia Dare rom lnrs
Island D 28 with cargo bushels Of salt consigned 70 bdnt
ton C. arrived this afternoon after On exceedingly rough and
MASSAGE aer and anti Jan >,
bad been light hreEe o. the morning Of the @ tbt
Inlet " W. With tb3
n boSng freshly from The wind feshene about dk and
shifted round 70 the which quarter Increased violence
and .w perfect the schooner lay b0ye too Without
snd all board momcntsriy expecting 70 ga
dn The loaded deeply With heavy and Was almost
before he flry of which, while prevailed Kept con-
tg IN motion thsye made but little water Daring TIE sor@
sbe t r OF her Sph and what len and hd the yna
oon nd galley carried away and the decks swept ofee thing
oy,b by the force When the storm cleared on uncehtZ
hermit OF an observation discovered that she 90 miles o.
the southwark OF the Berndas FAR NeAh sue
eeeing she across The Ouh Sueam yesterday Az" N-Pe
Henry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-13

Washed Entire Rios 99oc for Unwashed Creole 4oa46c
for Washed Cordova; Gillian at 24a9lc. for Unwsshed
Mestza and Merino Cape Of Good Hope 30035c 10. I'm
washed India 35a65o. for Washed, and African at
20Q3Oc for Unwashed, and 30Q40c for Washed. By
ton 50 bales White Russian at s9ste lG bales Unwashed
Gillian at leic. bales Monteyideo at 2c DO Csor,
MIA at &c. IS do East India at 19,d20c 20 do. Washed
Southern at 2s030lc., and do. Donsk0i at sac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-13
quote:
7t1oFU' 2 " ss--s.ss-.I1
nDrrI a.nN ANH - ANI

Live poultry is nearly unchanged with some fowls com
ing from Virginia dull OF sale. There is also
very little change In dressed poultry with fair receipts
sOmc OF the Western quite rough Prairie chickens are
selling very slowly, with large lots the market The
vensOn is Just closing and those who have any on
showing IL off before the 18th Prices are very
irregular I'm consequence whole deer selling low
as 5osc. q b-somewhat out Of order, 10 il true. We
urffa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-13
4. Y. wHoLEsALE PRICES or COUNTRY PRODUCE

Expressly Tor THE N Y TRIBUNE BY our Reporter
The following the current rates OF articles IN good
condition, as sold by commission houses at wholesale.
Shippers to 10 per cent less deducted for COM
missions beside freight and other charges Parties re-
ceivng produce to SELL often with the request that mme
date returns be made cannot always obtain the prices
which transient buyers have 10 pay. Our figures ere in
tended more for the farmer than The merchant and we
prefer TO disappOint by giving the outside pres OF
fnlIy MARRIED with pant and the name Of the gender
should also be painted upon end. Nail an invoice or
list Of the articles upon the under side OF the cOve ana
send letter by mail, containing invoice and diree-
TONS also stating how and when sent Clean packages
and care in putting up will add much to the value Of the
produce.
BEANS AND PEAS, -.
Beans quiet with light arrivals. There very little
inquiry for them Just now and outside figures are
quite as much they will stand-fOrced off they would
have to be sold for less. Receipts S bushels for the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-13
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw.YoRk. ..Prs. IA
CLEARED.

Steamship Virgo Bulkley Savannsh Murray Ferris Co
Steamship Haze Siarkhy Mobile T. u. Hurlbut 81 Co.
Steamship Mary Sanford Morgan Boston W. P. Clyde Co.
Steamship Neptune, Baker, Boston W. r. Clyde 4 20.
Ship Cornelius Grnne Spencer LOudop Gnae MnturH Co
Bark Rebecca (new esgang MaanIas Wyde Co.
BARK Alyc0ne (Brl Partridge. Caudenss, Walsh Carver
Bark Monlemma Hammond, Trinidad. 7. A. Dwight
Brig SisEorih (BrJ Moore, LOudoB Boyd Hin eken.
Brig Thomas Owen Pettnssll Eelytas Thompson Co
Brig Ocean Wave Squires. Mobile. Murray, Perris Co.
Brig Alice Franklin (Brl Brown Ponce p r., Co
Schr Tangent, Rich Altaverl j. a. IngTahan
Schr Herschel Potter. Savannah, Van Brunt Saght
Sehr L. A. Dodd Biboer Nevis and Kits b. J. WenbeTR
SchL d. Sinmol Candy - Mars Fla Gibbons Banlettl
Scr Peter B0oe Adams Charleston. GOdthgSite Over0L-
Madison Holmes Ireland Beaufort, Thomas Holmes
Sehr Ed Slade, Washington, d. C., Van Brmt Sagkt
San Louis. Todd, Bridgeport, NJ. Briggs 20.
Scar s. r. Goodwin Waterbury, Stamford
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-13

With about the amount OF butter coming forward
as last week. viz Just 1000 packages the tendency Oh tne
market is still downward The stock is constantly ac
cumuang here and s well known that there large
stock back in the country 1t certainly looks as though
farmers going to miss II as much as they did ias
year Then they held back when butter was wanted put
finally getting little "panicy they rushed their stocks
all in suddenly and completely broke down the market
After their butter sold at low figures the last OF Jan
uary and up the middle OF February there was ray
and butter went out high Resolving not TO sell TOO soon
this year, fear they going to the other extreme
The il wearing along and 10 viii not be long beioe
a few packages OF butter viii DC coming FORWARD,
then little more taking the place OF the old True there
rs nothing very for sending forward now nut
our view that there Is still less encouragement Tor hOd
ing on The best time has already gone by THOSE VINO
chance to have small dairy OF really choice butter may
realize higher rates than quote, but, In general only
the selected packages will go above our figures Ihe
trade m ANYTHING but little fine ~ extremely dul
and stocks OF poor must ultimately be sold at grease
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-13
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

FEB. 12-5l9l bbs Flour bbls Whisky 2321 sacks
Corn Meal n 900 bush Wheat, $3.50 bush Corn, $500
BUSH Oats rs BUSH Malt lS4 bush. Seeds pkgs. Ashes
$50 pkg3. Beef LII bbls Pork 1913 pigs Cut Meats,
1880 Live Hogs 2s22 bbs Petroleum. lo9 pkgs Butter
1851 pkgs. Cheese.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-13
ARRIVED.

Steamship Herman Livingston Barker With d..
and yngs,on Fog Co The TDgaos experienced heavy
Steamship Rebeca Clyde, snydc Wilmington N c. wsh mise and
steamship Neptune Baker Boston ana pas w. Cyda
steamship Gulf City, Stewart Mobile Feb with Dd and pass
Snip Fcetiord Of Portsmouth n ~. stOver San Prsseo Sept
s Jacb A. sameT Sampson Havre IS days with
passenger Boyd nke Had heavy weather the ene passages
Ship Emerald Isle Eyes liverpool Tspson Bros Co
Ship Adler lba Fortnaan Bremen % das WIN m1se
BARK Progress lNorw Olsen Newport Falmouth days with
BARK Coacera iI:ll Iaio Palermo IS iay, With fruit ae %
der Has had heavy westerly gales split sail and stove 0uSaEs Passed
ps,opo of Pan Mu:sh LEGION Sc DAYS ..h sse 70
inst lat g. Ion p saw vessels toPg'H' mast and royal mast Ao01
Bark Alpha Norv Naess Gon0urg 81 days sih rOn to Holm
Big W. woodruff C.nas lumber. to Simpson clspp.
Robert Ne spsaHs SG 9.ss GE s1s !; dS. S ..s
mos, the passage making degree. Of longitude
to s M TH HoagStoS sailed n company With brig Ann
Boston Lea brig Annie Edge for Boon and whaling ebr George
schr Ceata era uner Masar Delaware Br.st-.,r
Hai;.rss Jan stpssa.s very ss w. l W. e%ss
I s,aSa P. g s AGAIN Se s' a sa o. Little lar
Dor wind sbed n w AM blowing heavy arrived Of castle Hill.
position and oNel 70 Newport By United States Ke'sS1'
sehr. Ellen May Provincetown, for Virgins.
shr Triumph Brl Orr CORVALLIS q tAps potatoes 70 DuJea
ssr Amee. ,Br NehOon sayau, % Day. tste to D. 3 D:
Long Island soOnd: :. -. -. =,
Scbr Jonas Smith Nichols NeSburn wa Newport ssuo 80 W ~
"a Smith
Schr sarah WbaleD, Passport lumber Jed Fry Co
Theodore Dean Philips, Taunton.
Schr Carrie eye Poland Savannah days with fsnbT and TIMBER
to II. w Loud Il Co.
sehr Warner Adams Charestan days. With eottOs Se 70
Schr Vapor BOger Royal with ordnance stores % n l.
sch Helene Hasck Wilmington c. With naval to jonas
Smth
Tempest. Wilson. Mobile
sshf N Eews Culver ST. Marks Newport cotton, 10 D
Hgrbut Il Co.
Schr C. Brown Robbins Sata River nse, p Phillips Co
Schr Mary Frances Deiley, from wreck OF sap IHtan-
Sehr !. A. Elwalds Line, PeruIldIAa, A. Abbott
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-13

Emmett Wells thus correctly describes tho Hop trade IN
his latest circular Hops have been quiet since our last
holders however remain firm I'm THEW views and express
renewed confidence TO the immediate future, all con
curing opinion that prices viii further advance ~
the stock becomes reduced Business throughout the In
gs Hop markets is reported dull owing 10 the severity
OF the late storms With the return Of pleasant weather.
however the execution Of accumulated orders VIII bring
about lively trade and further advance in values
We add 10 our quotations this week the ruling prices ofnew
Foreign Hops, OF which the stock on hand 10 exceedingly
small" We quote: American-COInmOn 20 Fair, 3jGfbc
Good 10 Prime. 5305sc.: Choice 10 Fancy C3a70c ODDS
2O045c FOreign-Begans, 5sG6oc.; Bayarans, 6C91Oei
spaudts, 75dSje.
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