davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-06

OPsxED At Fr. MADlsox.-From our ex-
changes we learn that the ice ct Fl. Madison
went out with . general rush on Thursds,
night. Several beats which had taken up
winter quarters IN the vicinity barely cs>
capped destruction by the immense m asses
Of ice that bore down upon them. The
steamer Reserve, of the Northern line, Ne
understand, received considerable damage.
The ferry boat Niota, and the steamer Suck
er State, were carried away Up to late
hour Saturday nothing was known lin re-
gard to the fate Of the N.cta, but it Is feared
she is suuk somewhere between Montrose .
and Fl. Madison. The Sucker State
6oatcd lAzily along to Keokuk about
noon Saturday. Mr.. A. Brown had re-
ceived telegram carly in the morning, re-
qucstins him to keep lookout for her, and
when she made her appearance the Little
Eag,e was dispatched to bring her ashore.
This the Eagle succeeded in doing after con-
siderable .oub!e, landin., hs- at tho foot Of
Bank street. 1t seems almost miraculous
that large boat like the Sucker State should
float twenty-five miles, without Il soul to
guide her. and no. destroyed. About the
only damage she received was the breaking
of her cross Log chains, the smashing Of
several stancheons on the starboard side,
aud the disfiguring Of ter cabin by . spar
being driven through her in the vicinity Of
the wheel house. On her way down she
made lsnding at Sandusky, where she re-
manned for an hour or so. and then swung
round with as much grace as though an cx-
pe,ienced pilot was guiding her, and con-
tinued ION her way rejoicing" till oves>
hauled at tl.is place by the little Eagle
The Sucker State is one Of the best boats
te,orgng to tie Northern Line. and it is
matter OF csngratu,at.oE that she escaped
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-06


4 nsssssity g evsy. islsniesot A1pal,, stuasus,
Sic:s Uiihsst re bet EagliaA niciiooary? Al
.s6anoetoe, In most rsapeeee, - ~ oshes HnRNsA
DicsiGoasy knoWn to me."-Rlon. 0ooGGo r. USspA,
March, loe6. -
ssin 81 opinion. II is the ~ Dseoaspary ~
el1kse EaGlsad o. America ean bossf.~ Nceioeai
QaafeeelU Review.
tcal utility. the work - one which aone Who can
rad wfite can hseceforth asfd = pense With
- Atlantic Monthly:
lving lnngsage has dictionary which 90 foIly ~
ailAialy sets forth ~ present ccndton . 81 -
edition q Webstee does tAas Of ouf wfilssn -
"Ths NEw wrrsrEn 3 gtDrious-it + purfeet-i,
djstoneeo and dc6ee cUmpeeltioa-it leaves nothins
% = dealesd::-S. n. hasnsed, Ii. D.. Prssidsei
Il one vol. y l.s!0 no2al Quavto Paess
fuo1lAeo ~ z. = ~ IRAN, Springfield, Mase
Nszs-ely So y All Dsesanaspa. s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-06

RAILROAD AND WAGON BR,DcE.-Ths
people Of kcokuk are rejoicing at the pres.
pect Of a railroad and wagon bridge across
the Mississippi At that point. A contrast
has been entered in,o between the Toledo,
Wabash 1 Western Railroad. the To'sdo,
Peoria / Warsaw Railroad and the Des
Aoines Valley Railroad companies on The
one part, and Tie Hancock County Bridge
Company, in connection with The Ferry
Company. The work il to commence in-
nsdiatsly, and to b completed in two years,
but have further limit Of ono year 10 case
Of high water, etc. In view Of the improve
ment Of the river and the erection Of che
bridge, ws predict great prosperity for Keo
kuk. and shall gladly welcome her among
the leading river cities Of lowe.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-06

1T. rsnrts, 0ssdeosr snd Florist, 81.
4th and Main Sra, fruit ana ornamental
seese. +3ssA& AS9e.ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-06
I'm BHmkrasl,fcw. ;,

The undersigned wish to notify the pub
tic that they have stso completed extended
arrangements fos obtaining the discharge Of
bankrnpts under the new law" That they
will be in regular attendance upon the Fed.
eral courts whenever they have any business
there. That they will devote " especial at
tsntioN" to whatsver business thew NAV have
there. and our clients may rely upon a.
prompt action in their cases q ~ have tue
ability to procure.
An application at any time, to either OF
the nnde'signsd. will secure : speedy adju>
dication.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-06

Wa'.ao.el the only enre and perfect ou-e for
LIES. IEPROsY. .SCROFULA.S SA r. RUEJ N. and
all p.seas OF the skin. For Iurri sl 6,d External
Csc. All dealers VIII turn IN. mon y N every
of failure. No csscs of niu PIT, ar iumoys the
past yoa-s. Prepared by HENRY D. FOWIE. II
Prince st, Boston. Sold eve -ywhere. oct9i-dccd
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-06

DIR. KNAPP, formerly Of New YoRK, who
has visited Davenport regularly the past
eight years, aud effected many wonderful
cures of old CmEoNic DISEASES, CANCERS,
and diseases of the Eye and Far, which
have been pronounced iScUgABLE by the
medical profession generally, cn be con-
suited ut the Scott House, Saturday aud
Sunday, March 10Th and nth, as will be
seen by his card III another column.
Consultation Free
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-06

MoviNo.-Our neighhor, NJ. B. ltutt. lo>
cal agent Of the Singer Sewing Machines,
and dealer in musical instruments, 10 re
moving his stock from No. 81 Perry street,
to No. SO Brady, lately occupied by Mrs.
Campbell, Of the Salisbury Restaurant
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-06

JOHN n. CRAWFORD.
For Sale.

A TT0RSEY AND COUNSELLOR At Ia,
"A No vieio's Block. Davenport. Iowa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-06

Roads bad and receipts Of al articles Of
produce very small.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-06

HILLS HAIR DYE. 30 cents. black or
brown instantaneous, natural, durable, boau-
tiful ,scliable. indeed the best in use, has been
before the public over fifteen years, IL the
cheapest, containing - much ns tho usual
dollsr sizes. Depot No. Go John street.
New York City. Sold by all Drugeists.
patent medicine, periumerv and fancy
goods stores everywhere. junsll -dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-06

WArsis bRfpae MEETING. 0.-Thefe viii bo
. meeting Of The stockholdssss sd si1ixens
interested in the wapsis Bridge. at Geo. l..
Davsnpost'ssfics. over Kehoe 4 Carhart's
store. for The purpose Of taking final action
upon sending cut n engineer y determine
the best place 10 locate . bridge. The
stock (ts, ,ooO) has been subscribed snd yet
there is room for more who wish 10 Asss m
interest in this paying enterprise. We un.
dsrstsnd that sus snserpsisins fellow eiti>
zen, Robt. Krause, Esq, has been out to
lsek ovF, ths:gsped, sd b thiaks that ~
most fsisf6lsspiats ~ 'br1giSs ts 1t s,e>
pase'e Ferry: The meeting for ersaaisas
sis6sIkS NJ slS.spssas' rssry. On ~
lesh iast. Lst - lAvSse IA 0sss1ok q
oae ooDioooo ~ to-0esroW eveoiog.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-06

MrrcALrR's GRxAr RnsuwAric ReMsoY is
the most wonderful remedy ever brought
before the public. A gentleman Of this city
who had lost the use OF his limbs, and had
used crutchss for over six months, he's been
completely cused by one bottle. Tell your
afflicted friends to try il. Stevenson L
Osrnhhnn, Agents. Davenport, Iowa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-06
ITCH
N {: i.

MAiili.|
II make =
isfhctlyI
cwill r.I
I AMI
Ii,. viihI
Mae iiis.I
Liable
Al.lCAi.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-06
LOCAL ITEMS .


Can he Cared.
rheumatism, NeurSjgia snd Gout, can be
cured. We advise all suffering With those
diseases 20 try Lsllemand's Specific. Read
the following testimonisls:
Sr. Loris, March lss, 1868.
Jonx H. BLoop .--Dear Sir: | cheerful
y boar testimony TO the value and efficacy
of your Rheumatic Specific, its use having
entirely relieved me from tha. distressing
inalady. l.. A BsSossr,
Banker, ST. Lonis.
Sr. Louis, March 8lst, 1888.
Jons II. IiLooD. ESQ Like many Of my
profession | have suffered severely with
rheumatism, aud could get no permanent
relief until tried your Specific. am
happy 10 say that its use, in few days, re-
stored me 70 health.
lSigned,l Carr. MALis.
OF steamer WdrsoU.
The following 10 from Capt Boiinges,
Superintendent Atlantic and Mississippi
Steamship Company:
Sr. Louis, August 9th, 1906
Nm JoHs II BLOOD dear Sir: I take
pleasure IN saying that have used Lalle-
msrd's Specific for rheumatism, and have
always found that IL has given the relief
know Of no medicine that has proved so
successful. Respectfully,
Joux N BorisoRA
ST. LOUIS, June 18Th. 1863
Mn. .Jonx II. BLooD. Agent Of Laliemsnd's
Rheumatism. Gout and Neuralgia Specific.
l have prescribed tho above mentioned Spe.
ciiic, and must say that have never found
any remedy that carries 80 much certainty
Of a quick and aalutafy cure a. that has in
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-06

Al niA1
Ios. on
lass \
|ri.i ts,|
ll.rgcticl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-06

EAwAn
g fas nerd
y III. dri1
% werk Il
y scn,rca
y cul,iva1
lows ihe
lonr it ID
or with
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-06

hsrness and Light covered epsies wgeu.
.X~.. j. BROWN.
Yep-V du Third oogeel east on Brndy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-06
|ence|

l)tfitA
1T AND
irfv
OF any |
F.r and |
! i cub |
OF cot
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-06

Foa mud and gentle invectives, and for
sweet and pretty "pct rames," do anything
to oppose The party upon whose existence
depends that Of the Gazette. They have an
unlimited supply, anl are perfectly reckless
as 20 whom they bcstow i, on, and whether
the words usel ure appropriate or not,
makes not a particle Of difference. Give
them chance and they will riways be at
3-1gl.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-06

rheumatism. Neurplgia and Gout. can be
cured. We advise all suffering with those
diseases 20 try Lsllemand's Specific. Read
the following testimoe,ial.:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-09
toVs IslkaD iaTellls. nee.

QUEENS COUNTY COURT. The Circuit Court and Court
OF Oyer and Terminer fur Queens county convenes at
the Court House, North Hampstead. Monday next,
the will be OF the most interesting held in
the county 1883 There abou, thirty on
the c1eu6ar for murder aud attempts al the same some
very hasy rooberies and other cases o. equal i'm
por'ance all 81 which, it's thought w BIO tried by Mr.
Gilbert. assisted by County Judge Armstrong
RscovsRy DROWNED BODY body OF or
the children OF Captain smith, WHO, together with the
mother, father and sister, drowned in the Hun
tngton inle, about month SINCE found Sunday
by Mr. Henry vesor the shore OF West Beach Upon
the neck of the child found handkerchief, with
the uamc of tne mother thereon Tho body presented
vry disfgurcd appearance Coroper Banks held an
Now Jersey. The body OF the father, drowned the
fame time, has not been osered
MARROW EscArs FROM DRowsISG On Monday even
ing a child OF Hugh Sullivan, OF Jamaica, aged about
three years. playing the yard the lid Of the
tern loft open. and being partially decayed, the
little fellow thoughess Of any dagger stepped too
tho open space and fell headong into the cistern the
being about eight feet deep The mother beng
near by, and hearing the splasng noise, Immediately
ran 10 the help OF the infant, and, under the i'm
pulse OF the moment, plunged hesdlong into tho
opening after tho unfortunate little one, who
floating upon tho top Of the water and APP
parentlv dead. The mother, after descending CROPPED
around and finally caught hold or the boy whom abe
friends who relieved her Of her charge aud brought
both mother and child safely 70 the ground In most
exhai state. was al first thought that the child
dead. but he finally recovered. During this time
the mother lay In state Of WORCESTERSHIRE, from
which recovered only after vigorous recuperztve
efforts on The part OF her friends
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-09

Of 500 bags bond, at SIC, god carolr
sa s y. obtained e yo ss, ans
CUBA quoted il5sc l..e the were hhds. q,
ana c For Posts os; also III .0s 81 Iny,sn s
Rsaasa vas cute frey ass In AZ we syo,s
iss sis s ssl Sse. s and s S,isSs.
por,cl we're 1000 bags on private terms. but supposed a,
iss = IS o wss i Gsss's ~ x - '''S
as 6 or d ssra S r s sa se ss'ss
& W. 60 was 9aoied a. sic a,sc as.ain n
go Fey.a pc, ssc. cuSsos sc xs CAPE dc Sic
M aa , a. ve.s Cruz, Central A@sasan and s,
NC a 52'scs gold quotations.
1s.sieg be Business was light bnt soders were Or
ago ~ . do grea q SC. s1ss
sr'Lrrs continued duh asd nom aai a, s;se, gold.
e ees were really osaned TIE saies faoiei ~ So
M 4 &C. i6c seed ief was da, bit prizes we're an.
Trs.Pg duh, the sales ing confined sIaan lots.
Prges however, steady q. DC for Straits. 2le for
Bgca AID c for kngisa; a god quotations OF plates
fAtiovswas dem and steady. About 3)ooolbs
were etsl caed Of ~ i.c q iasSc
Wns6fr-iecelpts 7ss pals The market was without
dec dei cangc. sa.es ~ bos. Western an bond. At Soe
oor--a kinds or domestic were exceedingly quiei
eepIessed and holders would he obsi 70 grant oHner
q y grcs y esse' sales Of m sn,nae fae
holders infested dipo itlan to exeep iuii
8 90 DO uweshed Western vae terms: sn'ai. To- 10
IT si t0N 10 yhe anl Pennsylvania I, 55c coz do
So; SO 10 30 DO al sc s5 snai lot sconr.d a 80
1000 2 medium Michigan a. iie; +eD do fine Gu gag
-. 80 ~ hlnbb and q9a or sheeps 1900 Do fesa
-, 45e 81 foeisn tie s.ies we're is h4ies Persian d
isc soi; e BALES 9laeh - Donskoi a. &C. cuseusy
syrian lid LAO do Donskol OH private terms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-09

. lo7h; 6-20's, cour,n, 1867, l0x. 1918; lo-4os,
reg 80 cd i0oI sJlI: 10 4os co-pon. loi ioi.
gid l4s7S iaS June 1905 100 i06s; July '-9os'
100 = 1864, eei ober compounds 1864 lloS nsn
December ~. do. llSb 1isA, May do, 1900, i's
a ll7h; august do do. ilel, li6's; September Nv
10 lax a 1851; tober do do, llos iio's.
Soma oi tue hanks have slcaiy availed themselves "a
the privilege or exchanging compound interest po of
,bs nsw ,hree per cent sacae and ooo nave
hees converted ssrcs tna OF hr Accaocn on Inc
SUBJECT issued.
The m,ning sns-e market continued dui', ana the
Transactions arc ccrined few professional specna-
EOS Atshs ft sosrI SeasendeTfcr Min ne closed l0c
lower than Al the flue yesterday, selling at Sl0
Cor, ss Sc higher selling al Soc seavar &C., sell
inc a. Sll -, roeky Mountain sold al Sc, New York
Cola 7sa Dav,sson Copper 81 So. Smith Esrmcies sold
al - &c..
ITO Gsroving officers elected yesterday by the
Aluics. Bosd FOR ,hs ensuing year
rrzdens S.lem I. Russel; First Vice resident,
Jams. Mts uel >ccrre Vice President Edward IL Bon.
ucr: ire 1rer, J1-erh r Gay Secretary. George Y.
larY; Assslani secretary, b. Scscoabci Chairman
h9ttst9n 'oinmalsee, James Mitchell; Executive CON-
~ ~ ~lscrh cay, SPENCER 4 take. Beajhnin 7.
Ken ia'i, Clh j. Turner: Finance Committee Goert 4
aa.gu Php sguss, Chari,s Il Clark Js, siineon Bad
win. -, Wi.ism H.. Beadle.tpe membership Count
Morris. wsAalu II. Whkiin.h nam, Edward @. iio-
mans
The forcga exchange mssket Grm, but dun.
Bankers bilts England dars wer, quoiei -
le94 1929; at three days. l09s 10, conaFaercia
bills, 1855 lo9, h,ls Paris ~ sky days, Sls4
5S. tasee days OILS 5l53s; other bills were rated
|
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-09
SHIPPiN G NEW ~
ALMANAC roR sxw rosK-rMs
srr xsxs ............ W morn I 81
Post Or NEW Yuax. OCTOBER 9. 1897.



Steam hin Cuyahoga, johnson, Yokohama y Stuart
Steamship Jay Of New YORK tBr Tibbetts, Lvsrpool-J
steamship Palmyra (Brl, Watson. Lverpool-E cunard
Steamship Chicago tBrj, Cutting Livsrpool-wiillAms 4
steamship Virgo Buckley. ssvannAh--xur.y. Ferris
Steamship Prcmssheus Harris Charssson-Tbs Peoples
Steamship. Hatseras. Couch, Norfolk, city Point and
HissmSnssn : x.n ssUseid sss, CO
Ship southampton, Whitney. London.
sas S.,ssT9p r rsrss y.s n Mallory Co
M Alpha tBrj DAWSON. 81 Ihoms.-Sranaal Umpbrsy
Brig csn.sur. Moore Moore xcs,le-e Young Co;
6chr b Hawkins WYATT Charieston-N l. hcCready
schr Madison Holmes ireland. Washington, xc-rhomas
sioop Jenny Ii nd. Spencer. Brsnsford-G Racket
sieop Oriental. Dyer, rorwieh-G Racket, Bro. =
Arrived.
rpdse aud pss.enrers 70 Jas Hand - = .0a'@ WIN
slsamship John Gibson, Fuller. Alexandria with mdss
ssH xs..sss $sssss I,,.gss, Sen. WIN mas. and
man. q Greece was knoohed overheard ~ the fsotopmas
stayssn sheet ana drornea -, .
ndse and ~ pssssnssfs q chss Lunns a 90. -
ship RspsbI,h tBremh for;m,nn, Bremen 50 days Win
Bss seaman fs shs mAniopss yard oversesrd and
Sark Prank. Lewis, xArsstnss. 81 days. with mdss 20
Az sS &. s y: srS'' sss., y. g. s ~.
essa,s NV. a Inst q c:g. asaiopsa. spsi:
BRIG Lizzie oA2n Andsrson ssTua bdsys with rnoassss
sI ss.Sss t wsfs Nassau d.y. with mahogany
= sr Il jsa &C SrssSS sssv,, GsSrsv DO sys
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-09
kCUATIcS IN LOUISIANA.

lf rom the Now orleans Bee. OCT. j
The weather yesterday quite unpromisng,
and about midday heavy sQuall accompanied with
ram, came up, which marred somewhat the enjoy
meat Of the day The wind came out from the north.
cast about the time appointed for starring, and the
Adeona aud Julia Lake, OF tho contesng yachts, were
capszed when nearing the home stake the frs, round
Fortunately the accident did not provo 70 be very
rious. The sloop Rosetta picked up the crew Of tho
Adeona and the schooner Hosnse brought her into the
wharf.
First Czasa-Sac, entered by Mahoney, II n ii In
sailed by Cements Adoona entered by King n r. 10
in sailed by Hoiley Minnie Gilmore entered by Strong
20 r. 10 H. sailed BY strong r-,. :, :.
sailed BY Green; Harlequin, entered by Beknap. 10 H.
In; sailed by Beknap Laura entered by Houiliou, Is
4. In sailed by HouiIion Annie Laurie. entered by
Third Clas-Qeona, entered by Phelps; Is n. Z In
sailed by Brooks Julia Lake, entered BY CAMPBELL; IL
II II In; sailed by Campbell LOUISE, entered BY
Bruuing; II IL. in. sailed by Lsufat
The race commenced At twenty-two minutes past two
r. N. and did end until dark The third class boat
did como In until late hour, and the decision
their case vas necessarily postponed until to-day.
TIME
Frs Ctdss-Sae came In at COX, winning the FIRST
prize; Minnie Gilmore came In Al 6:45-S6 in her class
Se oad Class Harlequin came In 1t 6:32k, winning
the FIRST prize in her class; Annie Laurie came in at
5:44 ~inning the second prize IN her class.
the attendance was large considering the unpro-
pousncss Of the weather Mr.. Belknap, the owner OF
the Harlequin, Of Mobile sailed his yacht In scientific
and skIiu manner, and proved himself to be
p.shed sailor. The Julia Lake and Harlequin, both
from Mobile, are remarkably swift boata The races
will be continued to-day, when we hope the weather
will DO more suitable.
SECOND DAY
New ORLEANS, Oct. g. 1867.
Regatta, Lake End, shell road. All classes and
sizes running together with allowance OF five seconds
foot The sailing rules OF the Crescent City Yacht
for tho winning yachts Distance fifteen mies; angles
OF two and half miles, twice round.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-09

Was OF Baruegss 81 inst snss then bad strong ER a.
M winds, and blown FAR south Cape 0onyy.
Schr caatnus Hal. Falkland.
Schr Andrew Peters. uy aus. Ellsworth.
Schr Ellen Perkins. Ed id,e, Boeon.
sehr John AanloSe. stabe. Newport
81 FOR ADDITIONAL saiPPixa iNrELLIoRnon
SEE ASogHEa PAaR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-09

CosFsK-lh brsiness In Rio Hight but the mark et
was steady a. tho sahpned quotations. Sales 1900 bags
ex Rcrurs on private OF nther kinds hesri OF
no further Gales We quote:Ro prime. 1870. lsssc,;
do, gosd lGa<c IKE; do, fair, lis; lsc.; do ori-
nary, i3c 49,; do, fair 10 good axe islc
niago, l5'sc 49,. so'd. net each, OATS paid Messrs
~ New Yor. sS'T 69ys; IN PHILADELPHIA, 500 do IN
" h y, X ny DO; y @seestn o.ol a., " ns; W
49, hags-
coeass 71hs rather nrmcr, t,ere being rat
fortsr fake al 25s8, 10 90 do Baltimore &c &C.,
Gnd !yc1J do. Detro'l NJ Zsa.
steady tis DE II and pQtcnt quoted
49, st.c respectively without, however, sales OF eoase-
cFr.s.sr.- Eosesssie unchanged at 81 co.
S1wocrs euet tire STOCK OF dcstralse
sinss Is hshI saies OF ~ tons Portairnee at 80, cur
rs1ex Dyes -, hcmcals were only moderately
o. rr g terms ~ Casks s!caeAing powders at Sc
49, rd; 10 DO do al 5c currencs; 81 tons sal soda
c. iou 4 soa b iSs J side odd sOo d. do !. = q
= 77lc, currency loo drums CODA at 5ssc. bsc
ai sc 49, gold and 81 cerooas Honduras cochneal
80 bags 5i.gt0 bushels wheat, is'u do
IA 80 do. as 100 and 800 d. barley. Tho GoGr
opened quiet but relined hfnacss 1ntl
the Close Of change. when holders efincea Willingness "
| accept OF prices As remarked ia yesterday )
issue. the nrts Of shippers were below the rul ng
| prices. and orders could only % executed by holders
granting conresslon. The concession granted TO-DAY
wa MOI si,acen' to enable exporters 10 take hold
| Extra stare though wan,et for shipment - not
saaDle at $40 % and below
rem prices. Which, however, showed reduction Of .oc n
grades Caliorna remained quiet and steady The sales
abou, 1900 bills Rye -four remained hrr though
quiet. The sales about 200 bbs at Quoiato
Southern -four quiet and STEADY prices being
Corn meal quiet bul firm for all kinds. We
| ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-09
The Philadelphia bank statements for the past

We lind in she AJion OF the 9Th inst tho following
remarks the proposed payment OF the principal OF
the gold bearing debt In legal tender notes viewed
from British standpoint =
About a month since VIC copied from Boston paper
extract from what purported 70 be q conversation
held at Washington between leading members OF the
dominant parry relative TO the payment Of United
States hvelwenty bonds In "naIional currency"
previously understood 10 be- payab namely,
IN American gold" We have since bes express
opinion npon the probability Of SUCH course being
actually adopted by the United State, government,
wishing 10 do any injustice 70 . people whose
resources although great have been severely tested
during past five years OF their history II Is not
province go into the general question OF either the
wisdom lhc wckcdness Of the legislation under which
desolves upon OF expressing, nearly be,
real convictions on subject which seriously inter
not only English capitalists generally but also nu-
private families or limited means resident not
only Great Britain proper but also scattered through
out British North America In word, then
now seriously fear that the financial Question
election OF 1858, not BEFORE and iurther regret 20
that question OF hqudating some S50o.O0o00o TO
$500 Of these securities maturing the option
governmen from 1867 to 1870 inclusive, In
rency Is rapidly becoming favcrtc theory with many
professional politicians whose nacnce the
Ia a party sense. Is uncuestonabe Their mole OF
soniug is technical than reasonable. Tney say, Tor
Instance that nothing referring gold payment be
found face ~ the bond, aud thai since general
suspension OF specie pay has been sanctioned by
the gov rnment the holder OF bond not specifying
gold, means matter Of course. legal tenders, Mr.
Chases Official declarations TO the contrary potwith.
standing. Tho mot diseprabe classes In 'is country
do not unfortunately sand alone In advocating this
virtual rcpadaion OF forty to afty per OF thor
debt Ihey virtually seconded In their views by
Governors ex.Vice Presidential candidates, and
but actually by Secretaries OF the national
Treasury and this why believe that NJ early day
these Leading spirits POLITICALLY, bclonging ihey do to
both toe political parties will endorsed by tho rank
and lilo OF the lower orders throughout the entlro
country. II this Is tho shall bc iavorabiy
deappoined for the ndicsuons NJ present all point In
ths direction