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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03

rrrros. osxero Co.. JAY, 1893.
Mcssrp. Hosfrrsrn q Sufrn:
Gentlemen II have been ecvescly afiicted with
paralysis ofthe stomach, and even given up by sev-
esal e0incnt physicians. have tried ssvsrs' fess-
dies ofe tonic and stimulating nature. bat without
any good result Some three or fonr months ago
was Induced 10 try youi STOMACH BTTTEHs, and
have need some seven NJ eigh, bottles with decided
benefit. Ny health 10 greatly improved ana con-
slider your BTTrERs the only cfacacious remedy OF
their kind In the market II used - directed they
will AWAY. prove sovereign remedy 10 those aict-
a with dyspepsia % other diseases off like nature.
Respectfully yours.
LYMAN NUDGE.
uAsrssss, DAxorA Co Milan, Asg., 1885.
noessrs nosvrrTrs . osssu, nttsSssg. Pa
0esrlsnsn Have cold your BlTTERs ever since
they were brought out, sa1 csesider ZEN the best
among the many before the public. Those brought
out since the tar be- been imposed Vpirits ass
tsash Inevss seco0nend them.
Respectfully and truly yours
Cole-, g. Josrrn Co. Mich, July 81. 1910.
Mcsers. Hostettef = S0ith
Oentlsnes - cossioes yeus BfTTrns SOW"
egs balm Tor thousend ails. Yong ss ~ - N
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03

Nsw YoHx. Nay 1.-fhe steanshie
Persia from liverpool, Apeil 80. and
Queenstown, Apsil II, arrived this sveoiae.
The London z6ms city article OF April
10, sayS The Aeavy quoealioas from Defiio
has caused . renewed decllne n coneole, -
companied By fresh panic In foreign ecu.
rites. avssaGiae pse ceas.
Judging from the effect Of eoch adverse
ru,aof In Berlin or Paris, the impesssios
would seem 70 b entertained that NV rup-
turc between France and Germany, would
be q signal tor every natil n In the world TO
repudiate obligations.
The Kings speech IL Il assumed has pro-
duced . bad effect.
This mornings Herald says It 10 the init.
mated feeling at Berlin produced By tho
threat Of bismarck 70 resign. the King o.
Prussia being disposed to force war At oil
hazards.
The Times Paris correspopdeut states
that private letter from Berlin mentions
that Bismarck recently declared toa foreign
diplomat that It WAS impossible for him 70
make concessions in regard to Luxembourg.
He could not consent to Its naturalization
or withdraw the Prussian troops from the
Fortress or admit the question open to ne
gotiation, and even If Prussia was willing
Germany would not hear to Il.
There was vague rumOrs that the King
Of Prussia was ct the Paris Exhibition.
The Memorial Dhp'omasiqSe publishes q
telegram from Berlin, stating that Pruss'a
has determined not to evacuate Luxem-
bourg under aoy circumstances, and in Of
fetal circles such evacuation would be con.
sidered equivalent to an indication of .ha
position Prussia hes aequired by the recent
events.
A Paris correspondent says From prep.
arations making here the French army il
assurecly ready for any emergency, and \
better prepared for any sudden call thai
many suppose.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03

ELpxaros, Pa. November i, lss5.
Aessrs. uostetter h Smith
0sstlensn- Wa have been selling your
Stomach Bittevs for eighteen months aud dnd
them 4 excellent medicine. Ali that is necessary
10 TO let the people know their virtue, aud they
will use shsm. have tried them myself. and
now recomms nd them TO ali who have weak
stomaohs. Respectfully yours,
wATTERSoN 4 MCFARLAND.
Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03

lMArsosH. H.. January 81. 1898.
Dhsssrs. uoststtes / Smith 0cutlsmea !
sell more Of your Stomach B,tters than Of any
ether medicine. Parties Who have tried them
spesk in very high praise II their excellent vir-
tues Ihavs ussd them myself. aud prescribed
them With unparalleled success,
Very respectfully. yours.
q, +. klLNER, n. D.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03
1891. SPRING STILES. 1867
SMITH. THE NATTER,
Wholesale and Retail.

- VOW READY WITH ALL THE LEAD.
j ing STYLES of Hats and Caps for Spring ~
uould call The atsention Of the .Eublis TO thsis
vsry much lower prices than ever. Lsdiea'.
Children nd Infants STRAW Hats in great profu-
SiDn; IL Of The lhtess ssylss - ~ cent loser
No. la's x zss'' ss'sssss - - spss4-SS rrr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03

XsnIA. Clay County, III.
0usssrs. Hostetter 4 smith -0cntlsnen I
leve used and sstcn prescribed your stomach
Qtssss. ssd take pleasure ia recommending II
70 eli whose stsmschs ere dsbilitsted. II 10 IN
sxssllsnt aeDssisee asd sosis and prise III -
enc Of ths bset 0sdicises sf the day.
n. @. MOORE. n. D..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS

u
THE GREAT FRMALR REMEDY FOR IRREGU-
LARITIES
Those Drops are scientifically compounded mud
preparation. and better than any Pills, Powders.
Nosrums. Being liquid. their action 10 direct ssd
pssiivs. rsa6esne them q rslisbls. spse1y and CO...
tan epes0e eos the cure Of I'll obstructons and sup
prsseoas Of nature. Thsr popularity 10 Indicated BY
the 1act hat over 100 bottlss annually sold
sad consumed by The ladies Of the United ststee.
svesy one u whom speak In the strongest terms Of
praise of their great ncrits They rapidly takne
The place every other Female Rcoedy and ere co.,
dossed by all who know ausAt Of them. the sursst.
Safest and moot iniaibis preparation IL the world.
for the cuse Of oil female complants the removal Of
all distractions OF nature. and the promotion Of
health regularity and strength. Explicit directions
dating when they may be used. and sxplainisg whes
and Why they should not uld not be used With
out producing effects contrary TO natures chosen
laws will be found carefully folded around each bot
tie. with the written signature Of ions L. LyoS with
ont which none genuine.
Prepared BY Dr. JOHN l.. LYON. I05 Chapel $, :,
New Haven. Conn, who be consulted either per
Sonay. or ny mail. enclosing etsmp> concerning all
private diseases and female weaknesses.
Sold by DrGgris.s everywhere.
e. a CLARK & CO..
General Agent. foi The L. :. aud canadas.
-.nr f-rot.svly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03

Deass's 0ssaa, 0idsss esassy, LED.
Msssss. nouosoose . o13iH;
0sosleasa- lAevs secesved . ausA boueno
Nem Hslag ~ Doeeoeo ohoe I Gel @ du1v
Scsad - give ~ ssseoeay - eAeir greet vi.
sue. have bosn 10 very Deoe health Ter mere
shsn to yeers. s0iessd With isaisestioa end
sat failed . 6aa sny relief. Fiaelly wss ~.
saadsd 10 try youf cslsbratei Sten osh Bitters.
snd fousd ny health grsatly Improved. ses.
unasd TO uss then for sometime. end We 70.
ssSeea 70 perfect health. make THE eoeteusnN
tos ne eeasas 81 those woe are su1erise with
sami'sr asssass. Very respectfully,
IN BORER
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03
ExraAcr OF A Lsrsn fhox Pnoynrsos. Ala.

ESThAcf OF A Lsisras fhSr PBoynENor. Ala.
May Is. 1896.
Dz. JnHS BriA: scbd yor go for Cnpaos Bss
TEa; piease send what Il VIII come 10 after paying
freight 20 Columbus Mise have been troubled fof
several years with indigestion have had TO take pile
every niek FOE tan Aeen ycasp: and In February.
lAol, 49, attacked with general paralysis. I was
eoeonsd to ny for the balance Of tho ysaF end
% feet. eosttDued IL very weak 80 nervous eoadl
tio0 untn come two msnths einco. wheo was psf
aodes On operation, end your Cedson Bletees for
treatment commented Improving right away. and
am pretty veil scssosed Yousr, truly,
,csSd-deodAW.ly 81. l.. MEAL.
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ARKANSAS HEARD FROM I
s,os,;Toisr. White co. Ark. MAY 70.

s,osrsToisr. White co. Ark.IMay 70. -.
n. ,.m. DuLL-Deas Sir: Last February wss IN
r,nis,uir purchasing drugs. and got come Of your
a,r-spnrilla and Cedron Btters. My son-in-law Who
vs.. with me In the etore had been down with sheu
nlatism for e~sne time, commenced on the bittero.
and soon found his general health improved. DR..
Grt. who had been la bad health tried them, and he
also improved DIR. Coffee, who had been In bad
health for several yesrs-stomach and liver affected
= he improved very much BY the Of your Bsters.
Indeed the Cedron btters has given You CREST popu
larity IN this settlement. think could sell great
quantity of your medicines this fsll-e-pectaiiy oil
yoar Cesron B!tters and sarsaps,ila. ship ms Via
Memphis, caro- lickett 6 Neeiy. Respectfully.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03
ANEW pvnvrnE roa rmK n.HDxncm,rr

OLD EYES MADE
NEW, eoouv without
ooct0s or 0e6cine.
0sot postpaid. ON ~
eoopt Of ~ eo0to.
Ds. =. D. rOOTE.
Jli0 Broadway,
New Yofk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03

Tie Company will ron to q. Rnul he following
SpssodiA Steamers
DUBUQUE, BURLINGTON,
Capt J. W. Parker. Capt. n. Green.
HAWKEYR Stair, CANADA.
Capt Jones Worden. Capt. b A. Cougar.
MINNESOTA, PEMBINA,
Capt Tao-. n. Hill. Capt.
SUCKER STATE, SAVANNA.
Capt Vim +. Hight Capt Alex. heGuv'n.
DANEN PORT RESERVE.
Can't f.. V. Hoiiomhe Capt A. Lamont.
NUSCATlNE, capt. Geo W. jerks
Leaving ~. Louis from Northern Line Wharf
Boat. loot Of Washington Ave-, every Monday, Tues.
day, Thursday and Saturday at O'Clock +. NJ.
All the above Boats manned by careful and ey-
experienced Officers and Crews, and have been thor
ounhly fitted and repaired, and sxer'ions will
ne pared to add to the comfort and Convenience of
Passengers and tho careful handbag OF Freight The
Company several Freight Steamers and large
number OF "A No. " Barges, the greater pert Of
which are adapted 10 carry Grain In Balk and arc
prepa cd prepared TO carry all ireit Offering,
vita dispatch
r. The Company return thanks TO the public for
their liberal patronage daring the last nine ysafs,
and hope to deserve and receive continuance Of their
favcre When the business will Justify tbs Company
will run daily line.
THOs b. RHoDES, Prest. 7. J. BUFORD. Sap't.
THOO. H. GRIFFITH Scc'y. J.. NJ. MASOL Agent.
II. NJ. P1ETTYMAN, Agent, Davenport.
ops1y dr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03
srAsMODnc ASTHMA.

While in Germany, m eminent physician.
who became interested in his case, promised
him relief. He followed the tire atment ordered,
and, to his surprise aid JOY, his asthma instant
~ disappeared. He procured the recipe which
had accomplished 80 much for him, brought il
with him TO this country, ana it became the prop
ETY. of the present proprietors This remedy,
with astonishing aud uniform success; and it is
now offered to the public with confidence in its
merits. II contains no poisonous or injurious
properties whatever, and an infant msy take is
with perfect safety. (See circular accompany
ing each bottIe.)
Extreet from the "Life Of \ ashington lr
vine," BY his nephew, Pierre 4. Irving, Vol.
w., peg s1a
Tho Aesssr prescribed, = N sxpsrinsnt,--
vAaA AaAssss sssessasd BY Dr. 70. Wy Helnss
sUAiola as witt. "Jseas Whateonb's Remedy
~ AstAma." ssaspssafal 10 vine glass n
vsAss, - ~ tahsa svsry Ssur hours. good
aigAs ~ ~ result
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03

HsAsglis, Clinton Co, Ind, Des. ., 1864.
Moses. Host stter 4 Smith ,--Cents. Sems
10 months s,ace I Was troubled with weakness
Of the stomach. aad haa lost my appetite, ard
IN tie recommendation Of Dr. Cox. eur family
physiciaa. purchased several bottles Of YOUR
bitters, which had TIE desired effect Of seHtor
ing me TO health. Hut Of late have not seen
able 60 obtain your Bittess in our place. Plsase
isfcrm me where can purchase them. or II you
will send me some for sale ! will be pleased to
have the agency. as l can recommend them to
be what they are represented.
Yours. truly. JOHN r. HUTCHINSON.
~ EvrsemAS. Efhnghan county. III.
Msssss Hostetter h Smith
0entlcmen With pleasure l can say that
your bstters are superior 10 anv others. lhave
used them in my family for long time, and
always with beneficial results
Yours, very truly,
ROBERT GILBERT
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03

y TslsGraph.] Ny :.
llss-lso1ss. bstass; lAooo1aoe ~ sx-
tsa ola1e; l6leOll. g II neo0 o.
wA:s1EsQes. bse!ae, S!s94ye t. Ne. >
1ye-eheess ee01e - weseeee.
Csss-AosAsls 1suss, ~. = 49,; -.
OaAs-lD9s. bstsss, oooss IT, vselsss
Poek-Quist. closing q 2s.4S eaeA ~ ~.
Lard-Fismer. laxolsx
Whiskey-Quiet.
Wool-Dull
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JONAS WMITCOMB,S
Remedy for Asthma,
ROSE COLD,
HAY FEVER, &c.

The late JONAS wHIrCOMB, of Boston,
we'll known for his sterling integrity, visited
Eursps few years since Tor the benefit Of hi
health. which WAS much impaired by frequent
nrka m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03
coMM gR C0Al.
Dsave0poPe Market Report.
0svpos ~ sos DAvsRsons DsseoAAs,
May 1857. !

Nay sies7.
fLOuo.-SsAso.-
Rssail bslk oll.ls.
:" 81 81; s, go ~ w.
Wholseole eocts PEE Dbl less.
Cons MsAL.-Per 100 Ms. $3.50.
WHsAr.-Receipts nominal end prices unset
tied.
range from. ...2.4osos7s per bssbs,s
CoM ................. oo91.!v
Observation-Disclosures. le@ 81
Bur.ss Per d isaa5e.
Ea0s.-Per dozen, l3x0l6c.
HAr.-Per too, Tinsthy is.oc..; Upland Prai-
0oAI-By shs lesl, slOsse. as yard. lsc, de-
h,ered, 2oc per bushsl.
Chicago Markets.
~ Telegraph May ..
Flour-es. te0ll.So fer superans el27S@
400 for low to choice extra spring, and el4 80
CISCO for fancy medium grades Of mixed; win
wheat-No. : spring . Is for rousd lott. and
car lots Of extra q eS.7s0977. Later. regular
receipts in round lets brought q IS, closing q
: si s;; No. :Pnns ss'''' rejected " $3.50
Corp"Si .ieSi .ie,< opened On chsass Il
q 10. but seop veekened aad declined 70 Or OK
@i.osN. with light sslss only q the decline: A
the close buyers sGeesd ol.os end sellers
sl;os,l; new r:jssasd - oss1s. =. 49,.
Oats-ee3<c for regulee feeedpss q ~. Z; 49,
large. raAging q e8<OGc -! teQe 80 ~
e1xc foe freak secedpes. 1ees0 sssese NJ =
ss10Ee. 1850
Eye-be. opeo94 8 ol.eIzS - -
. ol.tS ood elooo0 BA0 vl.UaOLS0 -
hrm . ol.le. -a-..
o1t0-S3e ~ eoooIoe reeeeD; -
o. SoDI.1Q. .,..
Dueooe-CAo6oe I'll eoO9o; roll y 80 -
49, Ss4ol go 00oA ..
rfovteioqo-004De ool ooo oe0N.
Mess Pesk-1 oDoe.7H
%. lo01o 0aeAee.
y Telegraph Asye
E! s..ls: - a .i:ss
Csra-Firn, - olev q lie fss nixed LIS
70; s eng; q: 8 !: . :s;::;
Rys-i.sss,iss. SslS 4 $50.
Hesk-Dull at 49,.
6eoea.s!1ee - ~ oees!ocSS
vxeshS;11.sASSlIs, -, Isf r 49, l'O
s~aSNS D1' -.
H.--S"..a, :. eea>sa - ~.
nsy-osssey u vssO" ~
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DAM LOOMS.

beGA brood - aasssw. Of say desired wlath, ana
~ vsslsay q Aasnsss movement. arranged via
- O plurality % shuttiss see Ylannels Dsaets,
- lnAh
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Ncsvs ~ Ae1aneec Cahl>.

Foreign News ~ Atlantic Cattle.
DrsLrs. May 2-Fenian prisoners Burke
and Dorsn convicted Of hieh treason cad
ssstsncsd to b ha.ssd 2sth Nay. Trial q
wsCahsrty 10 sow In prssress.
LrvsaPooL. May 3.-Noon.-whsat, 13s.
Cd. wsstesn Hsd, lss. "a. California; Corn,
~; Barley. 4. 3D.; Oats. 81. "a; Provis>
ions, unchanged: Pork, lie. 3D.: Bacon,
&c.,; Lard, Ole. Cd.
LenDen. Nay S.-Neoa.-Conesls 81
Bonds III. ulissis Is. Drje Al.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03

COMFORT AND
Cure for the Ruptuf-
ed. Sent postpaid on
receipt Of 10 cents.
Address
DR.. r. y. FOOTE,
1iS broadway,
4 New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03
ARr1atGA CURRn.

ANUA NOAbDs
Esorsows, Yaass Co.. n. T., Nay is, 90.
01issrs nssal Nov Yorker:
Oeeiag - ioQuisy il the "Rural' for cure
r. thee distrsesiae disease, the Asthma, write
y 1T Ne inquirer knew what hss alnost cured
have haA tAe spasoodic asthma 6i,esn years
end sever ieun4 any nsdicins that would pre-
vent "a o1taek When Il woe oeming On until
eonnsaee1 taking ',Jooas Whftco4b's Remedy
e6f Ao)A0A" oom0eneod taxing this remedy
sigAassa ysaes aee - Aavs not he'd severe
"WHifCOSS's REMRDY" has done for
= - 'h'' nv ''s'.n''i sHs Z Ii sEELsY.
R1sPros's Martha van Daren's
0uiJseinee in bic last illness wsre greatly
elevated by the uss Of JONAS WnrrconB's
ASTHMA RInepY, @ proved BY letters 10
our possession from his Physician, end from
NJ. Van Buren, himself, expressing much
qualification with the results Of it, use.
Recemmssdatery notices might b. more ex-
tended but 4 II needless. because really bat one
theme 10 the burden or them al, ssd their Gen.
sral spisit il eenbsssd in the shove.
DURNETTsD COCAINE,
II suoerSee % I'll aninal oils in the following
pastisslars:
Il 10 soslise Vegetable Oil. (Aninal oils
~ hsatisg)
IL rapid sbsssplien lsavss little residue %
Ne susfass. (Aniaal Gle Do net possess this
pssuliaeity IN ~ gssal degsss.)
II 49, ~ quickly become rancid. (Aninsl
eils d.
Il inparto eleesinsss - tAs hair b IL psss-
tsa1iag pewss, ssahsr tAn By msfs estward lus-
-. (1As eostrary y trse With regard - aai-
~ ellie.
1.-THE LATE STATE PAIR
ssTo joesph Bueness Z Co., Boston, was
ss6woetoA First Prise foe CookiNg Bxtrocto,
md nFet Prise for Toilet Artielss
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TAP E OOMS.

with nom % TO 30 shut.les for Hoop skirts, Tsps.
Dsd-aes, Refine, Saddle sirth.. suspeneers, Elastic
Fabrics. and marrow ware generally.
1would refer to Johnathan Smith. Tinin, Ohio.
Mechanical Engineer who is my acting agent for the
West. mh7-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03

ToRoHro, Nay 2.-rhe Lawrence canal
or rcd TO csy great activity in produce is
looked for during the comiue week.
Dreadstufis firm at high prices. 0reat
quantities OF grain here in warehou,es Wait .
Ing shipment.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03

sent IN sealed en-
velope on reccip, ii
10 cts. Address Dr.
r. Il. Foote. author Of
N E deal Com mon
Ssnse. 1880 Broad
way, n. Y.
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BROAD CROMPTON

sos ~ and MARROW LOOMS for !. goods, With
twsaty soar harness capeeaty; operating three ar
IDss shotils be1 compestmsats Ct saeA ga a. N
laahe especially sdapesd 70 I'll descriptions q cot,
To ~ voslss eoods inelsains Ysaey Cassinsees,
Dn1m0enln. DhnV1o &c.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03
GENUINE cROnPTon LOON

MANUFACTURER OF THE ONLY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-22

some was soid at Sis Good mikers fair demand,
few snsh Gsns Inc low pG9 81 COW S o S to
dry at SoTo each. to pay moro than twice as ucb iOr
VEAL CALYTS>-Therc Ia no pcrcepfble change ~ the
prices Of calves, but weather and FREQ receipts VI
Philadelphia and hogdrcsscd veal tends to slow mar,
kct. Fat calvce IRE worth 100. with iair NJ l@l hh
at sCStS eachs 6pecaoad was tolA at IiudSOn City at
- THE s,iEEP MARKET.
Receipts this week, 5000 QnoaiiOns.-The following
sheep brokers, who sell con'nsiop WIZ giyo the
average Of prices per head ms week Inc{ are l,Os
10 Medium. 3l~4sc. Primo Lambs ei~Cic; ComiAon
Lambs. tfDGc.
The sheep markets have been ovCrstccked for long
averaged 81 O per week for the last two moh,S, WIFI
IL 1900 per week than for the same period one year
ago PrIcrs have dropped &c. " H. and with 900 head on
sale at Foretltet49O0 OF them received to-day ANN "a
tremely heavy with prospect OF selling our many ".
the thin ots cannot be sold by the pound ont ~ ~
small number best lots can be SOLD al
&C. above quotations. We notice one car cOinmon 'u
state stock ut 3D. and ear OF fatCanada lambs % U" ~
SALES OF SHEEP AND LAMBS.
HUDSON CITY. 49, "a
shcep-a7 s2i 2s s14 49, ts ~ 1885, s7tT ecT 500 Io
M 81 s sV "a TO- ao IT, So 49, as AT IN @ ss 90 ,
2 81 2l9. t95 % 2oa. s6s9; 2oo sI8I 10 $50 80 s'
o az a 9 a o. aS s ssGsS' 49, S 49,
1921 &C. sGJ. 22 t6l6: 203 t66 20s 1880 100 $780, W.
$G03 90 3l7, 1881 H. Totai-3l68 tObls ~ a'eiaso
s. 81. A. 40
by Bliss Dmmock. $3.50 sheep AMI lambs. at - "
average per hoad.
AT CoMaUmPAw. 80.
BY Kase Bella Co., 2Of sheep and lambs Sol; u y
t3n5 49, f7eG III $780, log. so3 2e s75s 49, sto 30
iG5 I63 $50: Oi. t5oo: 400. t2,o Total 2G6 EIts aV
ersge. 81 GO.
AT TORTIETHBr
by Hume Elliott. 1876 sheep and lambs, 500 70 ~
t8 1885, f4gT GO; 81. $3.50 ~: ~ ft5 as 900 s4J ~ ie5'
S,6T TS ia sJ4S 49, 16O 1862 n 1872, ti6 50 ~ ~ ~
200 kslO co 1885, SG3 49, $40 % a. sC7 80 10 t0 20
1876 s56J az G7G s05J 05 1884, 1919 CO. 27. 1882 90 DO
tss co. 1885, 1901 II 1853. SG76 65 26T, l.16o So vs. No
25e 81 Oi6 Iii 1885, 81 $50 20: &C. SAILS 70: 40. SI6 81 S1
$50 TO- Is2 sG9 az 100. s10i 60 1914, s89s o. Total
5,74l, si9,J0o Is: average. "a 49, - -.
BY e. McGraw, $50 sheep and lambs s6T8; 22i sy53 BOB
tlii9: 1913. 500 o. 1851 CO, s32 80. sln 49, $40 vs.
1884 TO- s209 l67 $50; 81 S32 49, sG0,: 49, 800: ~.
9T 70. sos 81. l225: al, tlO0 ~ t5 49, k"S yo'
ti IS9. t70J; 81 s2i9 So, S3G2 Total $685. Si,57 aver
age. u. .- -
THE SWINE MARKET ...
With OF 1900 hogs for tho week. and warm
weather to depress tho fresh trade still have u'e
Improvement to report in the market. There were y
cars arrived FOrtieth At this morning. and 80 cars AZ
Conmunpaw all OF which likely TO sell before hst
at t9Tac prime Ito for fair and 7c for ght w,e
WesterI city dressed at " a9tc.
The receipts OF hogs mt COmmunipaw, for the year eh
Ing the ITtthOso yards having been opened just one
Of which 323 $50 were slaughtered IN 'ho
Abattor There also G5Jj cattle, and lI29 shecP
received. Cattle slaughtered l04i. Also i5Jo8 sheep
and lambs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-22

Sperm. Lard Oil Ia seng at from hSt 20 for NO J. NO
L. and FAIR TO prime and choice MI. A., 10. ,oo,
auto active but prices lower and irregular cnsng
somewhat nominal the eales cash ana regular, arg
ssl GO5qI cs sl ga for small lots do, and $40 go for
Sour and Ansiy Mesa Beef IL dull and unsettled Ticrce
Iccf rcf IIans and Cut Meats very dul ana III hc
aleenco Of sales prices arc nominal Bacon Is quiet.
owing tie frnness OF holders Ne n9le thIcs OF 70
Of o5e9sc for CITY LARD Is dull and prices nominal
at S3c for City and 1ig4ic. for fair To prime Steam and
BGrTlr|rhc demand ia moderately active and prices
are nrn but eynco no change ~ particular. Oh SONS
grades quotations orc somewhat NOMINAL o~hS ~
scarcity We quote az follows,
s. S. sri,u and t,S good st's tabs good
M s,. an. sss. oSo Common % fai SsSs
Gnsrsr Tho Cheese market ~ firm aud 1io donMnd
far Prices are seudy. Wo quote a" follows:
FACTORY. good to cho"r Vermont dsp' good >, n,,
D. ". ais ais P s.s' t1t. iS ar
stste dsire esooc Ill @is OHIO prime !, 81
E ESsis ds1 ( o%'". 10 al
hTTERNooS PROVISION MARKEr-6 o'os OC6.JThe
market for dull hut prices sleady sales ot
1000 bbs Mcss at al CO. closing AZ S2 5Gt regular aud
PETROLEUM The market is dull. but prices arc IN
changed; The closing quotations are Hs follows;
Crude (tnGo gravy nsh ''.'''''''.''''F esh"' ~
Crde (aoqfI ers.nylio bids .. ~
refined boua 10 STANDARD White ~ GA
Refined bond (i0 test, Prime Wbte........' "a tnss
RsSosl Ss 9Th ''o@e' a. S ~ s
RTCE~Ti,e demand is moderate former rates saIes
of 100 Tea. Carolina at % 0l0c.
SUGAHS--1ho business Raw Sugars. reported TO-
day sows quite large aggregate, hut several OF the
sold various times during the past two weeks
The market rather iaCks strength and fair 10 good he
ning cannot be placed at sales OF 2 hhds
including small lot Of Cuba. at lac. but the majority on
private terms and 3T95 boxes Havana part at ilie
Refined are quiet AZ IGi a 1899. for Hards -
sEEnS-lio demand n light for old Clover Seed ut i2
@I2tc; and for New at l30lJIo Timothy Seed ~ quiet
at 81 60rSs 62t. -.-.,---,-.
SrEARIN quiet ut 1ta1isc for fair IN srlcty primo
IN hhds. and ics; sales OF 1900 ID Grease at 10
TAILOW-The market is dull at l20l2c. We hear OF
important sales ~. 90.
wHiSKY-The market is quiet but steady; sales OF 300
bbls. Western at 35 o3So., in bond.