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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-08
SPLENDID evening for sksiing.


KNIGHTS TENrLARisN.-At an election Of
officers o, Evert's Commandcry, No. IS,
Rock Island, that occurred Jan. eth, the
following Sir Knights were chosen:
J. l.. Ramsey, Eminent Commander.
A. J Grover, Gencralissimo.
&. II. Carroll, C1ptain General.
j. NJ. Butord, Prelate.
j. q. Kennedy, Senior Warden.
+. J. Underwood, Junior Warden.
\. Everts. Treasurer.
N. Roseniield, Recorder.
l.. Kiesow, Standard Bearer
Z. Truesdale. Sword Bearer.
J. X. Mills, Warder.
Thos. Thornton, Sentinel.
The installation ceremonies took place
last evening, and Was we'll attended by the
Sir knights Of St. Simon Of Cyrene Com
mandery Of this City. It is. indeed. .
source Of pleasure to be able to appreciate
aud know of the mutual exchange Of
knigh,ly feeling and regard that occurs
f,om time TO time between the members Of
Eserts and ST. Simon Of Cvrcne Command
cries.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-08

OLD SElTLrRs-The Pioneers Of Scot.
county those who took up the "Wcstward
Ho!" and went to using it here previous to
1s4l, hold their Tenth Annual Festival at
the Pennsylvania House this evening. There
is every reason to believe that there will be
large gathering. and that the Pioneers Of
our county will have glorious rc-union.--
So may it be-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-08

MUJAvlROs This delicious new per-
fu,ne far the handkerchief il without rival
fos dsliOacy, durability aud richness. 10
fact Of aM pssfumss the ftaesant Nujiriro
m0 BE- called the quihtssssncc. For sslc
BY All the principal Druggists. Forney >
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-08
CITY NOTICES.

MASQUERADE te>nicht.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-08

WOMAN: she needs no eulosium she
speaks for herself! was the toast offered BY
al cnthus;astic individual, at u eelsbsation.
The same sentiment might he very. acpr0-
pi1lelv ullercd u. behsAf of tho .uclec.ic
CIeanser,' which is, rapidly attaining ma
tional reputation.
Sold BY all druekiots and groc.,s.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-08
Nn1iCc

We have this day bought VIM. n Cartsfes
stock OF Dry Goods, end shall continue the bust
ness at the old stand, 81 West "a street. wish
ing At oil tiaes to merit yeur liberal patronage
our endeavors will alWsys be TO meet the waneo
Of the public. TUFTS, BCRTlS Gu.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-08

DAVENPORT SAvfSss INSTITUTION.
stockholders Of the Davenport Savings Bank
met at the office Of the First National Bank
yesterday afternoon. pursuant to call.
Adam Green. Esq, in the chair; F. II.
0riggs, ESQ.,, Secretary.
The report Of the committee appointed to
examine into the affairs Of the Institution
Was accepted and the thanks Of the stock
holders were rendered the said committee
for the perfect manner lin which they had
discharged the duties assigned to them.
The following Board OF Directors was
elected for the ensuing year. by ballot
Mcssrs. ". W. Parker and August Steffsn
acting IS tcllers: John P. Van Patten,
David s. True, Edwin Smith, Wallace W.
Parker. Daniel Gould, August Wsrncbold,
Frank II. Griges. Gee. $. c. Dow. and
Thomas J. lies
I'm s~ot;ns, adjourned
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-08
Rvcnfnh School.

BvOmimh school.
TIRE SECOED TEa1 or 1.-THE EvENlNO
Ill SCHOOL" will U@neaes NesdeZ. Eve.
ning Jaasa1v ~ aA$as Stone SsAeo' Hssse
:; -; :: !s.: I, =. ,,':,:1 !: :s,.:: =:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-08

ACCIDENTS will happen in the best Of
families :" and those housewives who are
sssscious enough q keep supply Of the
Eclectic Cleanser in the aouse, have at
hand the means Of removing the unsightly
stains which will intrudc the,nselvc in the
most careful households ~
Sold by all druggists and crocers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-08
NOTICE.

r HAVE THIS DAY sold TO MEssRS.
i Tufts, Burtis 1 Co., Of New York City, ny
stock of nerehandise. TAe bueisess will here
after b continued in their nAme 1t the old stand.
.-and hope the same liberal patronage will BE-
extended 70 them that has been shown ne
WM. II. CAeTGR.
Davenport Ian. 7th. 1867.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-08

Can be Cared.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Gout. can be
cured. We advise all suffering with those
diseases TO try LaIicsnands Specific. Read
the ff,1loVin0 teet;,poc;sis.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-08

| shot by her husband on Saturday at Rock
Island, is still alive. Her physician, DR..
Gait, has some little hope of her recovery.
It is reported that burger, after having shot
his wife. attempted t. kill himself by placing
the muzzel OF the gun, ono BARRE Of which
was still loaded, under his chin, but it failed
he got the whisky out Of him on Sunday
and came 10 realizing sense Of the terrible
decd, he seemed to manifest great sorrow
ard peni;ence for the act, and even sert for
friend TO come and talk with him.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-08

fAIN SOAS. OLD l'E"wN WixpsOn,
Puns 0LIcxsiSs. PKrsciIHK Cos AKT:c.
The mos: popular, mosi pure and desirable varie.
iiss now beforc the public.
OtR PALM SOAP
IL All entirely new preparation. and Is made from
Palm OH. blsschcd without acide chemicals any
kind warranted pure. II is the vsar Resi-.
Burnhsms & Van Setback, Chica 20, wholesale
agents icr the Northwest. Sold by druggists every.
where. Manufactured By McKcone Van Haasan h
Co. 81 South Front strcet. fhs DELI pha, AMI Chas
Mcheonc. 70 Barclay St. New York. ep2' em
llci.LowAys PiLLs AND OINTMENr.-PLgu
Msv.-Do you wish to curis,l your medical
expenses and retain sound health. Use
these medicines they are adapted to every
dlsease-i,r all inilammatory affections OF
the chest, as pleurisy, asthma, bronchitis,
coughs, colds. dc. The sanatve properties
OF tho Ointment have never heen question
ed by all who have used 1.-THE Pulls mate.
rally expedite the operation of the ONT
mcnt. Sold by all Druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-02-26
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
Miscellaneous.

Inc western money markets show dimln-
ished stringency, and at Chicago the tone OF
monetary affairs indicates a gradual approach
10 comfOrtable easiness, although balances
snow no marked signs of Improvement. The
Boston money market is acti,-. A.. ,,.,,o,,I
being IN excess of the aYaiIafIs sTIT1,SyS Of tie
bauks- Gail loans are rated n 49,, -
cent on SOLID cOllateralS, and at sfT IN C;61Ir.
ernmeHts, but inferior securities are nj 81,
eePtable 70 lenders Prime commercial parsr
submits TO eight per cent discount, and IT,
rior grades are out of favor.
1t is said that Secretary McCulloch will
shortly issue circular notifying the public
that the Department is now ready to receive
and convert into tve-twenty bonds the
seven thirty bonds issued under the act OF
August, 1861. and due next August and also
pay the interest thereon. This is done in or
der that the bonds may be received and con-
verted daily, and not all be presented at the
same time when due.
The admission fee to the Philadelphia
Stock Exchange is SaOOO. At Boston. TO the
stock Board of that city, is also S2OOO. At
New York it costs 5000 to become a member
OF the Stock Exchange there, and S3O0 for
membership OF the Open Board. To become
member OF the New York Gold Board the
fee is $500.
The BdH6erS' MaSa=ine for February con-
tains tabular statement of the circulation
and profits OF each OF the seventy banks OF
New York city, showing an aggregate sur
plus, undivided. OF SI5,225 Isl on a capital of
SSi-SI2,AO, or a little over Is per cent. on the
average Seven banks show a surplus of over
Sl,OI,UUO each, or 81, 10000 together, being
more than two-thIris of the whole. In two
instances the surplus profits exceed the capt.
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BY THE CABLE.
Advices to the 25th of February

BERLIN, Feb. 25.-Despatches receiv-
ed states all the non-German members
of the Austrian Diet have united.
MADRID, Feb. 25.-The Spanish gov.
eminent will Immediately form Board
of Public Works for Cuba.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 2-Noon.-The
steamer Arcadian, from Liverpool for
Savannah, was lost on the rocks off the
coast of Ireland yesterday. No partic-
ulars.
Cotton, opened quiet and steady, I'M
changed at 1917.
LONDON, Feb. 25.-Cousols, 81; Erie.
S77l; Illinois Central, Tx; 5-2Os, 7S&.
LONDON, Feb. 25, Evening.-Consols
81 for money; 5-2Os 1874; Illinois Cen
trail ia; Erie 871z.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. p, Eyening.-Cot-
ton, dull and closed with a declining
tendency; middling uplands are quoted
at 1873, decline of q; sales reached
5000 bales. Breadstuffs, dull; California
wheat 13s Sd. Provisions, unchanged;
American tsilow ass Cd. American
lard sos cd. Spirits turpentine BIS Cd.
Petroleum, unchanged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-02-26
PHILADELPHIA.
BALTIAIOI
weekly Review OF the New York
Wholesale Market

NEW YORK, February 28.-The following is
me weekly review OF the wholesale market
There has not been much nuctuation in the
wholesale market during the past week, and
many staple articles are neglected. The
trade Is very much demoralized, and in near
" the same condition II was after the panic
oil 1891. Flour huctuated considerably and
closed with better tone, owing to the large
STOCK mere. Buyers operate continually and
prices are ABOUT the same as last week. The
S StgSk was reduced to about 1850 barrels.
" neat uuctuated rapidly, and within the
past few days held with more firmneEs.
Whlch restricted transactions. Prices nomi-
naIiy &C higher than last week. The demand
Is connned 10 m!llers- who operate cautiously
the high pTlce causing them to hold of at the
close. The market is quiet at from 81 10 to
q Is for No. 3 milwaukee,: 81 90 to S3O6 for ann
ley nuctuated considerably and closes steady
with moderate local inquiry The stock has
been reduced to 10000 bushels which is
laISe. hyetoHered freely and declined ma
terlally, closing Hat, with a moderate and
local demand, at 81 2.sgl l6 for western and
81 &5.Gl = for state; stock about 57OWO hush
els, which is large. Oats more active. at
cnangestoIe rates early in tine week, declined
since, recovered and closed with downward
tendency; STOCK about :, $1,000 bushels. Corn
nts pesn much depressed, owing to the unfa-
NOrabIe news rom Europe and the liberal ar
rivals from the West; prices about &c lower
IMAM last year, but closing with a good de-
mandi the stock is reduced 10 40 90 bush-
els, Dut sun large for the season. Provisions
comparatively quiet Notwithstanding the
4arEe arrivals POrk-prices improved spec
ulative demand Subsidgd, and marker closed
East; prices sustained at 9aeJZc for plain old
mes; u9ll1sc Tor new: 15c FOR old. Bacon
mas been more active and firmly SUMMARIZED
Cut meats more plenty and prices more easy
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From RashinEton.

WASHINGTON, FEB. 25.-The bill in
troduced by Mr.. Sherman to-day, au-
thorizes the Secretary of the Treasury
to issue bonds at not more than 6 per
cent payable in coin, the proceeds of
which shall be applied exclusively TO
the payment or purchase of our exist
ing Indebtedness. These bonds are to
be known as the consolidated debt of
the United States. The bonds are to be
subject to an annual tax of one per
cent. on the amount, in lieu OF all other
taxation. The amount received for tax
to be paid into the sinking fund for the
redemption of the debt. The Chief
Justice and the Secretary of the Treas
ury shall be Commissioners of the
sinking fund, and prescribe rules for the
management and disposition of the
funds The issue of five hundred mill
lions of bonds at per cent. interest,
principal and interest payable in Eu-
rope, Is authorized. The bill will not
be called up at this session.
The proposition 10 redeem the COM
pound interest notes by the issue of
greenbacks will not be compromised in
the Committee OF Conference. The re-
demption of the compound interest
notes with greenbacks will neverthe-
less be opposed in the Senate, on the
grounds that the Treasury Department
will be abundantly able to pay for the
compound interest notes when due
without a resort TO the present issue OF
with the House bill, which gives him
more greenbacks than he may deem
necessary, instead of one hundred mill
lions of dollars as provided for by the
last bill
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Foreirn Ne,rs Rr Main.

NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-Our files by the
steamer Deutschland show by official
parliamentary statements, and police
and military reports, that the Fenian
moeoment against Chester Castle was
very serious and alarming affair, un.
dertaken afteE due elaboration and
carried to the verge of completion with
rapidity and skill.
An 1rish-American officer, serving
in the Fenian ranks, betrayed the Sc.
cret to the authorities and saved, in all
probability, great trouble in England.
The Chief of Police in Chester states
that a Fenian military directory, con-
sisting of so men, mainly from New
York, hold regular sittings in the chief
towns of the United Kingdom.
In the House of Commons, on the
18th inst, Immediately after the con-
elusion OF the great reform meeting in
Agricultural Hall, London, Mr.. d. Is
raeli submitted the Derby reform plan,
to q very impatient assemblage of men,
bers. He said the Cabinet disliked the
treatment of the subject as party one,
and would concurrently proceed by res
olution. On the 18th of February he
would take the opinion ofthe House on
series OF resolutions, which would af-
firm what should be the character of the
new bill. The extensionot the franchise
must be in accordance with the English
Constitution, and avoid the prepon-
derance of any class. II would be pro-
posed that voting should be the basis,
and a measure would be introduced to
remedy the inequalities in voting. No
borough would be disfranchised.
Boundary commissions would be is
sued, with a view of eliminating the
suburban element from the constituen.
cies in the counties.
DIsraeli concluded by moving that
on the 18th of February the House
should go into Committee to consider
the reform bill of 1882.
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New York Specials.

NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-The Times
special says: There are good grounds
for stating that the President will send
in veto of the reconstruction bill on
Wednesday next. 1t is possible the
tenure of office bill will become a law
without his signature.
Gen. Grant, on good authority, is re-
ported as saying he regarded the re-
construction bill as very unwise legis-
lation. All the members of the cabinet,
with one exception, are decidedly op-
posed to the bill.
The committee investigating the
frauds on the revenue will report to-
day. 1t will show the distillery frauds
to be far greater than any one had con-
ceived, and that the modes of their per
petration are such as almost to defeat
the law. The fate of the House bill
authorizing the payment of compound
tremely doubtful.
a special says: 1t is conceded that
there will be no opposition to the Re
publican party in the election ofthe fol-
lowing gentlemen as officers for the
next House: Colfax for speaker, Col.
Forney for clerk, Ordway for sergeant
alarms, and Given for postmaster.
There will probably be a new man pre-
sented for Goodenow's place as door
keeper.
The President has submitted the
Tenure oEOfice Bill to the Attorney
General, it being claimed that the bill
is unconstitutional.
One hundred and fifty leading Dem
ocrats of New York have signed a re-
quest to the President that he sign the
Military Reconstruction Bill.
The fate of the legal tender bill is I'M
certain. Senator Wilson will move a
new section, providing that it shall be
unlawful for national banks to allow
or pay interest on deposits made in
said national banks by any other ma
tional banks. This, it is alleged, causes
nearly all the financial trouble in Wall
Street.
The Senate will reject the proposition
reported by the Committee on Foreign
Affairs, to raise the position of our
representative to Brussels, Henry S. S.
Sanford, to Il full mission.
The Worlds special says, the arrival
of Governor Andrew in Washington re-
viyes the rumor that he is to have a
seat in the Cabinet.
The friends of the tariff bill consider
it as virtually killed.
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81, g. IlOs'<slOs74i new issue 1861; 80 1850

g. IS, IOs1<9lO54i new issue 1861; 80 1889
STATE SToCK-virzipis Sass; Missouri
80: TenneSSe So. Demand for money mod
craze and the supply abundant
CATTLE MARKET.
The receipts are 4,Is9 beeyes- I067O sheen
diminished by the heavy fan OF snow issf
weeks; prices were firmer and mn IN ETijay,
l,oS6 cattle came in, selling with null &c i'm
proHemeut on the preceding week The
quality was pretty good, and some prenium
cattle sold as high as sl7 6O9Is 90, and none
brought less than SIS 5OGl4 %, with some fair
TO good at Sli coz Is o., and good 10 mime
SIS GOALS 90. On Monday the OFFERINGS yrsrs
abou 500 head;of good average grade, which,
in view of the light supply, were held al
higher figures. Buyers Were not willing TO
pay the anvance asked, but finally compro-
missed At an advance of almost sc, still no
Particular activity was observable, and an
me holders were complaining of the prices.
II PS 20 Lnedium Sl0.4ll; medium TO fair Sll 50
s.esIs si9 Il; majority OF sales Sl49l6 50; av-
Sc ssT pIlSe SIS IS lew choice sold at Sl7 SOC
lightly supplied. Toisy he mas srSef Is ysIS
strong at about &c advance. few sheen
So :, ~ tUc. We quote common TO fair sheep
Lambs nominal. SO
CINCINNATI.
FEBRUARY 2.-FLoUR-Steady. trade
brands Sll 5OSlS So nothing done in sIpeT
fine
GRAIS-wheat-Qu No. / spring s. a.
winter y 80. Corn-tirmer at Csc in elevator
and sc in sacks. oats,-Firm; No. /, SIC in
elevator. and SIC in sacks Rye-In good de-
mand and prices tirmer; No. 81 ..
CorroS-Dun and prices nominal; mid
ding sc. Receipts for the past week 54S5
bales, and from September LIST e2.754 bales:
August lis, lI3 bales; the same time last sea-
son the exports during the week We're 6S55
bales.
Observation-Disclosures and steady at 81 Is in
PRovIsIoSs-MeSs Pork-Unchauged and
not much doing; small sales at s20g2O 81
Bulk MeatS-Unchanged; city packers are
nrm and ask -, ga and l05Sc for shoulders,
sides and clear sides, but &c less has to be &C.
eepted when sales are effected, and TS9c Were
accepted for a lot OF country cured shoulders
and sides to-day. Bacon-In fair demand at
~, lO12, ll1S and l25Sc for shoulders, sides
clear rib and clear sides packed. but not much
out Of smoke. Lard-GoOd demand, and bat
little Offering; prices &C higher, with sales of
go ueIces AT i2c for country, and l23%c for
city. The city packers are not offering their
lard generally speaking, and large purchases
could not be made on the current rates.
SEEDs-CloTer-Dul and prices dropping,
at s. SOGS 40. FlaX-In demand at 81 S5a2 IO
and choice clear MT for seed 81 so.
BUTTER-Dull for all kinds but fresh yell
low aG2Sc is the rate for fresh white but
little in market.
Reserve, and lS1S9l7c for Hamburg.
is good.
ExcHANGE-Steadys at par buying, and LILO
premium selling.
MoNEY-MaISet steady at 1922 per cent.
Chicago.
FEBRUARY 25.-FLoUR-Quict and I'M
IS-wheat-Quiet 81 % for No. /, and
S - 20 Tor 40. ?; Confirm at s69s5ISc.-
oats-Dull at 4l1Sc.
9IS 20. l.ard-Etrm at l2dl2I[c.
doGS-l4iNe Hogs-Quiet at So 25ST 2j.-
Dressed Hogs-Nominal at s. 5Og7 90.
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A GENTS-SS TO 500 PER MONTH,
A everywhere, male and female, to intro
dnca throughout the United States, the
GENIJINE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE This ma
chine win stitch, hem, fell, tuck. quilt, bind,
braid and embroideF in most superior man
ner Prfcs only SIS. Fully warranted for
dve years We will pay $500 Tor any ma
chine that Will sew a stronger, more beauu-
full ormore elastic seam than ours 1t makes
the 'IElastic Lock Stitch" Every second
stitch can be cut, and Sttl the cloth cannot be
pulled apart without tearing it We pay
agents rom SIS 10 $40 per month and exPen-
ses, or commission from which twice thai
amount can be made Address.
SECOMB & CO., Cleveland, Ohio.
CAUT1ON.-Do not be Imposed upon by
other parties palming on worthless cAst-trOn
machines, under the same name or other
wise Ours Is the only genuine and really
practical cheap machine manufactured
fah7-lud
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MARK Ers by TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK. February Q.

REGULAR REPORT.
CorToS-5l93lIzc for uplands, closing duh
FLoUR-Receipts 10 ,625 bbIs. market shade
hrmer, but scarcely so active; sales Is 100 bbls
at s. eogl0 10 for superfine state and western:
~ togIi W toT extra western; sll lOSl2 % for
extra round hoop Ohio, and SIl s5Gi2 S for
trade brands market closing dull.
ceIpts. NO re-
GRAIS-Wh duh without de-
eia ss chIaangei sales $50 bus white Canada at
$ C5gS 10 Rye-Drooping; sales 500 bus
western at 81 l09I Is. BarIey-DuII: SALES
800 bus Canada West, free at 81 Is, barley
better; sales 5000 bus at SIO79I OIL for mixed
western in store; 81 OSgI O9 for do afioat: 81 IS
al O9 for new yellow southern, fnciudifig one
boat load Of mixed western reported M 81 Ia
ahoat. Oats-Receipts 200 bus market shade
nrIner; sales 1900 bus at 5Sd62c for western.
free.
RicE-Firm; sales 50 tie1ces Carolina at
GRoCERIEs- Conee-Firm, no sales. Smear
Firm with good demand; sales 500 hhds al
l0zsgli14c for Cuba; lUs &c for Porto Rico, and
and frm; sales 100 bbis M1scoysdo m 55 ga &c
PETRoLEUM-DuII at I7c for crude. and IA
&c for refined in bond. -1-- = -
HoPs-Quiet at 35d7Oc for new
PRoEIsIoSs-Pork-St and droopIng.
saies so Dds al SO 792l % for new mes,
old mes; $40 75al7 o. for prime. ana sie-saI ~
Tor prime mess also 80 bbls new ines ar
81 ei9l Il seller and buyer March and
IS 5Oss2 o. for prime mes, and sssS5s 50 for or
India mes. Beef HAms-Steady; sales s90
boxes al l01{c for Cumberland cut; IIISc for
short ribbed. and ll5Sc for short clear Cnt
Aeats-Ftrn; sales $50 packages at sJSai0c
Dali; SALES so bbls AZ lSc for old, and I2JI9
IS5sc for new.
4oesT7IURchansed; sales 1880 for west
ern, and lt,5zal0szc for city.
Ohio.
CHEEsE-stesdy at lOg2Oc.
LATEST slARKET@5 Pm.
FEBRUART 26.-FLoUR-Closed dull hold
cePt lower prices. The large receipts from
California have a depressing influence.
GRAIS-Wheat-Dun and heavy; sales at
g OJ.E2 10 for No. 8, and g l592 80 for No 2
Spring. RSe-CIosed quiet At 81 I0aI IS for
Western OatS-Firm Al 59d6ac for NTesfeT1
Corn-lFirmer at 81 Osfor stored and 81 o9SiI0
RoyIsIoSs-Pork-Dull and few seIIers-
saies Of neg Wsste aII,I mes At S0sI. Beefs
Lard-Dun and 1s91<c lower.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
MoSEY-steady at per sent. on caIl star
ling E1change-Firm at l1s5Zdl09 fiTSf biiIs
GOLD y ithouT decided change; opened at
4 lower. '''t-' { a. 20
--LATEST.
At 20 T. n. the prices were: Ohio Certin-
cats 51zi Western Union TELEGRAPH SKA
49,; New York Central lG5l<Gi655Z! Erie 81
800 hudson 1857 1897; Reading lO4 1917:
tIiiiI. s7Southsrn s<973; Illinois Central
en- 3St 936; do preferred G51< 49,; Fort
| NSayne eogSo1<; Pittsburgh 6J1z.
=, CONVENIENT SHOCKs-Heayy and lower
- bonds and 7-30's- The closing quotation
were registered 1881 lIUl< q lIU5[: coursons ri
o. ILL., coupons Of q, l17issI0stssi coupons Of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-02-26
The Tobaceo Market.

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buyers. The Offerings Amounted 10 IIS mas
with no bids for hhds and reflections of bids
on y sales included hhds trash at 800
70, o light trashy Tugs at . 40G2 S. II Light
common Tugs at 0Oa3 95 Il at OOdI 95, I al
. O0G2 y, at O09o 20, II at OOI7 30, Z al
So9Ss 80, II at 0O99 80, 10 at Iod 10 75 at no
IL %, at 1850, at I4@I II "a ? at is 25ais55 1
at l9 OO, at q 90 80 ~