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CHALYREATE WATER.

ATTHR EAST END OF THE SUSPENSION
n Bridge. / am prepared % sapply Chaly beate
Water from the Springs on the banks 81 ths
river. al reasonable rates D. individuals and
families during the season. The f0ule proper
ties ami virtues Of this water have been pfo
uOunced by the leading lacaity OF the cay seps-
riOr u that Of any other IN the country VPSH
Inn isssa Civ Nv ''N ROBERT BRAEAND.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-07-03

WHIrE WITNESSES The mouth Of the
man who purifes his teeth with SozoDoNr
is a witness box, and every time be opens
il, two rows Of cleaning Witnesses testify
10 lis Identifying properties.
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CHANcERY CoURr.-Nothing done in
this court yesterday.
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EQUITABLE RATES OF PREMIUM
DIRECTORS.

III II III eBlkS-
A. F. GOFF.
Ex-Governor NELL s. BROWN.
GEO; C. ALLEN. Of Geo. c. Allen Z Co., Cotton
Factors.
DR.. c. N. ORDWAY. Of Bailey. 0rdway & Co..
Cotton FACTORS.
A. g. EWING. Of Ewing Co.. Wholesale
6rOcers.
II. 4. MASSENGALE. Of Mas5enTals Il Snyder.
Commission Merchants.
ARCHER CHEATEAM, Of A. Cheatham & Co.
Wholesale Liquor Dealers
JNO. HUGHES. Of Jno. Hughes & Co, Whole
sale 0rOcers.
J. n. COkBETT. Of Corbstt 4 Boyd. Comnis-
sion Merchants and Steamboat Agents.
s. L. DEMGYILLE. Of Dsmoyile 4 Co.. Drug
Rists.
W. W. TOTEM. Of ". ". lotion & Bro.
Family Grocers.
j. Il; BuDpEKR. Of ). II. Buddsks & Co.
Family Gr0eers.
WM. STOCKELL. Of Wm. StocksT Son.
Ornamental Plasterers.
X. = WOODS, Of Chsatham. Woods Z Co..
Wholesale Liquor Dealers.
ALBERT ROBEETS, Of Repnblican Banner.
mayl6 I'm
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BnLIARnsoN THE FoURTH.-Tgo match
games Of billiards will be played on the
4sh iust, between Messrs. Rivers and Davis.
The games are TO be the French game, Of
one hundred points each. One game 10 be
PLAYED al the hall of Loiseau 4 Badoux,
The other al Cauvin a Bertheol
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-07-03

THE GENERAL CONVENTION or THE
Il Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity will be held
in this place on the l7th July 1857. All old mem
bers are respectfully requested o attend.
Til H. BAYLl BROWNE.
G. c. A. q. c,
Nashville, Tenn, June, 1857. je25 ID
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GAINESVILLE AND PA
DUCAH PACKET.

UIHE J. L. GRAHAM. CAPITA $500
i BEN. L. GOAD. will hereafter Ykv1s.uE.1rlE I
run as a regular semi-weekly ssatr1E :
packet between Clarksyile and . -
Padueah.
For freight or passage, apply on board.
may18 I'm
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NEW Flour Brien Thsxton, No. 90
South College street, near Broad, agents
for john J. McCann's celebrated Reservoir
Mills, are prepared to furnish the trade
with new -four at reduced rates. jyl.lw
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JoE CHuDs the champion clog dancer
Of she world, at the Varieties.
July ST
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jon CHnDs, the champion clog dancer
Of she world al the Varieties.
July 2-St
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WING. TOBFY A co.

JAS. g. 0GDES. Prsst. CHS. 7. Vino Cashier
Pc 0PLEs' BAN
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A MOVE IN THE TENTH WARp.-We
have observed lately that many of the
shanties built during the war by squatters
and oecupid by negroes, have been moved
recently to beyond the corporate limits.
Whether this exodus was induced by the
action of the City Council sometime since,
or was the result Of demand on the part
oflhe land owners, is not known.
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Corner Union and Cherry st, Opposite
Bank of Tennessee, Deafs in Gold,
silver. Governments stocks, Com
pound Interest Notes, Land Warrants
and Southern Bank notes.
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ETHERTBGE's APPOINTMENT IN
EAST TENNESSEE.

Hon. Emerson Etheridge, Conservative
candidate for Governor, will address his
fellow citizens of East Tennessee, at the
following times and places:
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OFFICE OF THE
Merchants and Manufacturer
MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,
NASHVILLE. TENN. H4YI, 1857,

NASHVILLE. TENN, MAYI, 1857,
Tc al Payers Of Insurance Premiums:
THE "MERCHANES' AND MANUFAC-
i turers' Mutual Insurance. Com pany," now
completely organized. with its Office az the
Chamber of Commerce, will issue POl-
cies against loss or damage by Fire. and the
perils Of the seas and rivers at
EQUITABLE RATES OF PREMIUM
The great characteristics point Of this Com
pany is that of an equitable commercial cOpart-
rership, IN which every partner participates %
the full extent OF his contributions, whether ia
stock or Insurance Premiums.
The Stock Is fixed at One Hundred Dol
lars per share, in order that the SMALL ~
well as the LARGE payers Of Premiums may
Justly and equitabiy participate in the advan-
taCes offered.
The STOCKHOLDERS are guaranteed an
annual Interest Of ten per cent. up0n
the amount paid up.
The INSURED shares pro rata with the
ST0CKHOLDEk the profits derived from tho
business.
Ths subject is one Justly entit cd 10 the ssri-
Gus attention Of every intelligent merchant and
real estate owner, and a close investigation can
not tail 70 develop the advantages 0f security
20 the insured and prosperity % the insurer,
presented by the Merchants and Manulactursr5'
Mutual Insurance Company, under fair share
Of public patronage and close attention ~ It's
proper administration.
Al. GOFF, President
N. HOBSON, Vice President.
w. ~. GORDON, Secretary.
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THE CELEBRATION To-MoRRow.-Great
preparations are being made for grand
celebration tomorrow. The military, city
government, FIRE department and citizens
are TO 90 ont 10 Bosley's spring, on the
Nashville and Northwestern railroad, three
miles from the city, where the Declaration
of independence will be read and an ora
ton delivered. Here is fue field for
oratory as the American eagle has of late
been spreading itself, new figures of rhet-
oric and new illustrations present them
selves. That hackneyed but grandiloquent
expression about the American eagle
spreading his wings from the lakes of the
North to the Gulf of Mexico will have to
be oratorically rendered thus: From
where the mountains of Walrussia, through
volca1ic mouths, spit their scoria to the
skies, to where the gulf stream flashes its
phosphorescent CLEAN through the Atlantic
wave" The Fourth of July orators will
no doubt thank as fer this new geograph-
ical figure Of rhetoric. At night the
patriotism Of the city is to speak pyrotech-
Ricaiiy from the capitol.
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TIE South Nashville street railroad car
ried 80, O76 passengers during the month of
June, a slight increase over the previous
month. This road, in order to show
spirit Of accommodation, and to give no
cause Of complaint to any class of people,
have run a car for colored people on their
track during the month just closed. A
footing up Of the accounts shows that they
have lost on that car for the month SOS.
If the company can afford to pay that sum
through mere spirit of accommodation,
it argues that their finances are in very
pnud condition
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R. II. GRooMEs & CO..

TNDERTARERs For CITY AND SUR
II rounding eoHntry-Deaiers in
METALLIC BURIAL. CASES.
Omoe-NO. a. North Cherry Street.
Manufaetory-s IsS south Marie e 81.
Orders left at sitbs- lace will b promptly
led uariy frn
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there will be a grand display Of fireworks
at the capitol, under the direction Of the
managers Of the "Grand Celebration"
which will surpass anything ever messed
in the city. Everything promises most
happy day.
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will present a grand shooting match at
Rumekorfs Park, whereat there will be
distributed nearly nearly five hundred
dollars worth Of prizes. During the day
there will also be a brilliant Garden Festi-
val, embracing a concert and dance. Street
cars and omnibuses will run from the Public
Square.
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NeK York vesferday as follow

London advices of the 28th ult. quote
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NOTICT.

DeFurtl1 iet-tF 81 anu cuIieeL
accessible points.
Once hourk, ga. =. % 5PS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08
ILLINOIS,.

JOLIET, ILL. July 1.-THE Commission.
rsoi the State Peniteniiary have appointed
General Dornbazer. OF Freeport, and late
Colonel of the 10th Illinois Infantry, War
den of the Penitentiary. Gilbert Simonds
declined the Wartenship. and is 10 be depu
~ Warden.
DIR. John r. Casey, Of Joliet. has been re
appointed physician for the Penitept'ary
and Alexander q. Briseoe, OF Bloomington
has been appointed Chaplain.
The commissioners Of the State nov
have complete control of the penitentiary
They are feeding. clothing and guarding al
the convicts.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08

CHICAGO, July Captain Dunkinson,
who was shot on the Fourth on board the
schooner Walrus, has died Of his injuriea
The police have commeuced In earnest
the prosecution o! those who rent property
to lewd characters. Thirty or forty were
arrested yesterday.
The fremont House in this city has re
duced its rates to four dollars per day, in
consequence OF the downward tendency OF
the markets, and the christian libcFality OF
Messrs. Gage d Drake. its propsietors.
Platte Smith, Esq, and Hon. William
Ballison. of Iowa, are among the arrivals
At the fremont House to-day.
CHICAGO, june IA Washington special
dated July Cth. says tie Reconstruction
Committee met this forenoon and promptly
agreed upon a bin to be reported On Mon
day.
Another shooting ARRAY in house Of H.
fame occurred here to-day. A clerk named
u. f. Richards, in state OF intoxication,
went about 10 o'clock this forenoon to Mrs
E,Dprey's. 4G6 State street, where to settle a
jealous difficulty OF some time standing. He
shot the mistress and then attempted to com
init suicide by shbOling himself The ball
passed through the shoulder inf letting dan
gerous wound. Tive woman receivek moth
ing more than slight flesh wound on the
hip.
About three o'clock this morning thres
reporters returning home from their WORK
were set upon by party OF roughs, neal
the corner of Dearborn and iandolpf
reefs, and badly beaten. Policemen inter
Tered and fired into the crowd and it Is sup
posed wounded one Of the mob. which wa
composed Of confidence men and thieves
All escaped arrest however.
CHICAGO, 6-Judge Wilson, of the Su
perior Court, Chicago, this morning deliver
ed IN able and exhaustive opinion in tn
matter Of the bill passed by the l'iinoi
Legislature last winter for the er ction q
the New state House, and appointing con
missioners To execute its provisions. Judg
Wilson holds hat the appointment Of con
missioners by the General Assembly va
unc institutional the appointment Of of
Gers being by the constitution placed who'll
in the hands of the Executive
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08

Nkw ORLEANS, July 5-The Republicsu
State Convention met at Houston yester,sy
aud elected Governor Pease permanent
President The other officers are three
whites to one black.
Those in attendance were mostly blacks,
there being only twenty three white persons
in attendance
stormy session is expected and some
tears are entertained of riots.
No resolutions has Is yet been adopted.
Five cases OF yellow fever are reported as
Galveston, and two deaths from black
vomlt. The Mayor has ordered . free use
OF disinfectsnts, but no fears OF the disease
becoming epidemic Is entertained
NEw ORLsANs, July 6.-The Austrian
steamer Elizabeth has orders 10 proceed 10
Very Cruz, TO bring Austrian and Mexican
Imperialists officers and troops to this city,
will return Immediately.
Col. Ludney and other officers, of Vera
Cruz Garrison, who arrived Ut Mobile, have
come here
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08

49, IRIS 4 REMARKABLY FACT
that the mortality experienced
on large policies Of life assurance
is less than on small ores. The
average amount OF each policy
issued by the Equitable Life A $
surance Society in 1866. was
s4.15o. while the percentage OF
losses was but 1920. An aver.
age policy of the Mutual Life for
the same period was ss,5o4 !;
percentage of loss 1894. WASH
ingto", 81, 400: loss 1914. Ger.
mania, $500; loss 1926. Uni.
ted States, s9,393; loss 1927.
All these are cash companies (;
and the rates Of some sixteen
nots companies exhibit a similar
commentary, shown, greater
mortality on small than on large
policies. The cause is attributed
to the fact that the Weather
classes, who are abb, to assure
for the largest amounts, enjoy
those constant comforts and SAM.
tary privileges, and lead that
regular course Of life which 80
materially promotes longevity
The Equitable Life Assurance
Society issues policies on a single
life up to the amount Of $4,000.
~. y. Tom. Pathfinder.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08

LONDON, July The Fourth was appro-
priateiy observed by the American resi-
dents A dinner was given at the Hing.
ham Hotel, 70 which select party was
given TO the guests. The United States
Minister was present and made an appro-
pirate and patriotic speech
Lemon, July Admiral Goldshoroueh
in c, mmsnd of the UDi,od States squadron,
having gone 10 Cherbourg. France. with
his II, ship, the Fourth ct July was celo-
hraied In good style by the 5. Swatara,
which remains hcte.
LONDON. July d -Evenine--Ismael rasha
sovereign OF Egypt arrived in London from
Paris To day The railroad station was dec
grated with fas and flowers in honor ol
the illusirious visitor, whn accnried grand
reception in which the Prince of Wales and
Lord Stanley, Secretary of Foreign Aiiai =
played conspicuous pant large body OF
troops wss also iii attendance and formed
an escort The King If Egypt, lsmael
Pasha is the guest of Earl Dudley.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08
TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, July John Trimble, can.
didate tor Congress, and two candidates for
the Strife Legislature, (Radicals) had an Az.
poiniment TO speak yesterday at Franklin
A large number of persons and the LOYAL
League, about eighty III number, attended
who paraded the streets in regalia, will
bands Of music, and armed, occasionally
firing salute The candidates were hesrJ
without interruption After the speaking
however, same difficulty occurred between
the white and colorcd Leagues, which in
the evening ripened into open collision in
the public square. 1t 10 alleged that the
Leagues We're fired on by party Of whites
and colored conservatives; Cady, q livery.
stable keeper firing the first shot. The fire
was instantly returned. The affair lasted
but a few moments, resulting in the death OF
Cady, who was shot through the heart, the
wounding of eight whites, and eighteen
blacSs-threc of the latter MORALLY Some
q the wounded blacks are conservatives.
The black radicals were much exasperated
ana threatened TO renew the fight. bu, DIR.
Ciiftr inierposed and prevailed upon them
TO dssist.
An official investigation may he necessary
IN tx the Responsibility for this muIderous
ALTAR. On one hand II is charged that The
coloied leagues We're armed, menscing in
department, and desired fight. Ga the
other, that they had been previously repeat
eGiy assai!ed. armed in sell defense, and the
attack eviDced their preparation and design
II was appfehended that the diiiicuily would
ne renewed to-day, but ali ia quiet
\ company nj the 45th Regulars lef. this
place for Franklin this forenoon to main.
tain quiet
Ihe affair is deplored here by all parties
Sa,uiday afternoon one of company OF
mn stationed al Tullahoma was shot and
~ . oy man named Bennett, . Captain
~, . .a'e feoei army Inspector General
shar. aas aAen steps 10 preserve the peace
'".,e' anu 10 have the murder itlvessivsted
NASHVILLE, 6-Thc Conse,vs,,v.. 90
vent'on 70 day nominated Hon Rs,,sv D.,
ton candidate for Congress "'ey rey'
NASHVILLE, July s.-Gov. R.o~.,
expecte proclamation appeared this mo-, ,mosn :
ing. Ii recommends tie commissin..s ~
registration TO appoint Clerks and judi :
Of elections and Commands the sheriff 70
open and hold the elections on III, frs,
Thursday in August, and make returns as
veuchsd Tor BY said clerks and judges. He
also instructs the clerks and judges to make
out separate poll books aud record the votes
and send them to the Executive and State
depai tsnent - provision against neglect Of
outy on the part of the sheriff. He con
c'udes BY osdering commands Of State
euefds to arrest Judge Cant, chairman Of
the CONSERVATIVE Central committee or any
81 said committee, or agents, il they shall
persist in their efforts 70 defeat the execu-
eion - ~ fsaehise law ascosstsusd By Mn.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08

CON N z CiAA.
lDnvenpOrt Market Report.
OSsycs or Yna DAVENPORT DeuoCsAe.
Chicago Nlarket

Chicago Markets.
By Telegraph July 2.
Fiour-Tnere was a better demand for spring
extras. and buyers are taking all spring grades
quite freely there is nothing doing IN winter
extras tnat would indicate prices for round lots,
and forced sales must be made at extreme low
prices spring extras, sGI lo@l214 spring super
nne S.5 'Gf7. 30; winter extras, 10 5oMl50l.
Wheat-Market moderately active for car lots
~ fill orders. and No. 2 spring 5@ltc. higher
bnt irregular the price depending altogether on
the location OF the elevator and Convenience for
shippng No. spring in store, Isl @l 30; re
jeeted, .l2dl.l5.
Corx--No. l srld early ut SO, but soon advanc-
ed, withlight Transactions, To s4ds4l4, between
which figure and s5c. market closed; regular was
firm and steady. closing at about st5a@s5; No .
Is very active; shipping demand adv aneine from
s3I%M79@s0: closing rather iirm at tbs outside;
rejected in active request, at 62@G5, the inside
paid on the north side.
Oats No. opened at abou t5s. rnled Irregular
at 5615, fresh to 5isz@55, the outside for regu-
lar. and closing 6rmer At 55M $50.
Rve--Firm, scsi ce and &c better; sales at 90.
Provisions Market excited; all articles except
lard, higher. with large demand for cut meets,
which are firm and held A@Lc higher; sales,
sL for shoulders, and lie Tor short ribbed.
Mesa Pork Sold Ut 81 90, but Ut close most
sellers asked 50@75c more.
Lard Dull end nominal, 1lA@1lss for prime.
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BULLS WORM DESTROYER.
Parents, Read this Important letter.
YOU ARE INTERESTED IN IT'S CONTENTS

Middletown. Ind. April %. "a.
MIR. N. l.. Duplan writes | do not know
that Bulls Worm DESTROYER needs any more
recommendations than il has already attained
by its own merits. but will state that my little
son. aged about three years, was severely at
flowed by very high fever, throwing him into
spasms, or more properly fits. lasting from half
an honr to one and ahAii hours, at the same
time the child has very strong symptoms Of
worms. Ny physician one Of the best IN this
part Of tho country -e Exhausted all his skill and
The Msteria Medica 10 expei the worms. and en-
tirely failed 10 bring any. ! thought John
Hull could do il. and gave the child the contents
Of three boxes, in triple doses. night and morn.
ing. with happy results. The child has not had
a spaxm for over three months. and instead o.
the bloated maas that he vas, he 10 now we'll
and hearty. John Hull did H."
Yours nuly,
N. l.. DurliS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08
CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco. Julyr7-The Colorado,
for lokahoma and Hong Kong, sailed to.
day. The Japanese Commissioners and suite
were among the passengers.
The Fourth of July was celebrated in an
unusually enthusiastic manner in this city.
The Oregon iron works ut Porilsnd, were
destroyed by fire July 3D.. Loss $4,000 !;
insured for $4,000.
SAN Francisco, July 5.-The steamship
Continental from Mszstlan JUNO cath, has
arrived with $3.50, 800 in treasure. She
left the U. s. steamer Swanee in port. The
report that Gems. Vega and Loxado intended
attacking Mazatlan is false. Lozado rev
fused to assist Vega and maintained 81 in
dependent position. Lover California cor
responiencs says Daito and Raiden are
captured and quiet 70 restored. The com>
munity feel more confidence than for .
long time.
The superior tribunal at Maxaslan de-
clnes 70 hear the case Of Darls end denies
the right Of civil trial
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08
ACALL FROM DISTANT MINNESOTA

Kingston p. o.. Meehen Co. Mimi.
Aprii7. 80.
NJ. Jomx Eut-pcar Sir: | moved from
Kentucky 10 this place. The stores had none q
your " orm Destroyer for sale. they are great
Nv needed here 10 M,uaesota trial Is all that
i. needed TO give them reputation We cant
do without them, Do send some cut this way
Yours. sincerely,
ID. q. AaR0woop.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08

VIRGINIA CRY, N. n, July 8 -General
Thomas Francis nessbcr. Secretary and
acting Governor Of this Territory, accident
1rSy Tell from the deck Of the steamer
ln"mre"n nj Fort Benton ON the evening
- ene lN inet aud vas drowned. He had
S Sssn ausent Tor the past fortnight on tublic
ous.ness, snd succeeded In procuripe arms
=, .ot 'ne troops engaged in the defer a ~ the
Territory. and trsDeac,ing other m;i;,srv
business densnded by our presen erss.rn,y
HIS des'h Is greatly lamentess ana ~.
public demonstrations in honor of hi. Az
tirsaished character and services are renar
ally ielt Al last accounts his remsins h.d
not been iound. The darkness Of the MA hs
ana the swiftness Of the tpsevsntins
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08
IOWA

Dies MolSEs, July 8.-The rain again on
Saturday drowned out the balloon ascension
Of Prof. Wilkes and the Fourth Of July fire
works. They are advertised again for next
Saturday. The capital is bound TO have
the Fourth Of July out TO the end.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08
WISCONSIN.

MADISON, July s.--There vas trot at the
diving park Saturday, between William
Dunn's mare, GRAY Lizzie, and II. A. Lock
woods horse, Geo. Il. Mcclellan, the former
winning in three straight heats-2:5S, 1857
and $50.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08
-. n.ouis Market.

By Telegraph July s.
Lead More active at So.
Flour .Steady Sales Of super fine ct s .0oG1
$50. extra ct 10. oo@lc. 50, and double extra at
IL .ooQ11 so.
whest---l0c higher for new fall; 2.S0@s so.
Corn Better prices, white, e51ss; yellow,
s5@s5l<.
Date Closed dull and lower al72@73. -
.Rye-70MsO.
rIlay Better, with sales at l7.o0@l9.00 for
tight bsled.
Pork. Firmer at 90. O0@2215.
Bacon Closed sitter.
8houlders---Sk.
CLEAR Sidee---l2j<.
HAMS Plain csnvassed, 145<; plain sugar
cured, Tx plsiu cennty pork house, 1871.