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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-18

Mold;

Ann THE FOUNDATION or nm flnlXQDD
buslness aew Sons II fapss CsllsGa. - - peoeaA
ssle u then nearly sqaals Ut Of - 49, naAse
tonbinsd. TAsy hsve bs0 0sde ftuo unisurm soock
from the commencement. WhicA now costs - ~
cent. mose tAsn thas uDsd n ~ peo1se9oa = ~
othseC salaf-cuaseessoay - Co.'S ~ deelss nses
Therefore when. coannsD a1 uEe1 10 ~ othes
niakee at the same prices = 0RA11. = becsos
the 1nsesior goods pay nose profit.
II veu WANT fns Very Best. ssss ~
Gray's Patent Nodded Collars. AHD
FAKE NO o8uGae.
Tie trade supplled b.
CLARK. WlG1T4MOUo& = 49,
CHICAGO. .........-..s.. lLLinOiA
r. or lf.sads ri ~ ts11eeEeceatasneoaollnol
III TnYlsrs eniiccaood By ~ un1ua o. - eoo -
~ beine leily c0umeneo0 = s1s10ao PARIS q ~
eSanuy y IL Oa1so Co.. eoA11e onol1n 6sAe -
a1aeeA. 1ehaeeA = Co.,
q Mesr0 6ro, ...... ..s.xU Xerk,
~ ~ . iCzI Il 66G11666. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-18
ARKANSAS HEARD FRONT
SmssnoHsAl o. nuDscAi NM.

erosv Pesns. Waite co. An. may -. -.
Dn JoHs Brli-Deas Sir Last February was n
Louisville purchases 6suaa. and eus some Of y0us
earsapasiila and Cedfon BIttefe. ny s0nln law che
was with NJ In the store. he'd ben down VIII rise
0stism f0s Sumo time, c00msoecd On The Ditseep
and soon found HE general health inpeoved Dr.
0ist who had bccn IN bad health, tried n. aad be
also improved. Dr.. Coausc. who had been in bed
health fos ssvcsal yeasB and nvsf affected
be imtsovee vcsy 0sch By the uss Of youe Bl1asss
Indeed the Cedton Bitten hes Owes you crest pops.
larity In this settlement. think could cell . greet
quantity Of your medicines this faii-es pecisllv Of
{our Csdfon bstssss and sersspssiila ship me via
Memphis. care Richett Nicely. Respectfully
q. y. WALLER.
ExTsAn ov Lrrrsa vssx Psovssrscs. Ala,
Nay Is. ieee. I
Da. Jens Bru send you go for Cnp,op Htr
yses: plcaee esnd what II viii come ~ aIes paying
height 10 Columbus. Miss have besn troubled 6bf
ecv~ssl jean wish Indigestion have had TO take pile
evsvy ngk fof ten o. Aeen yeasS: and In February.
49,, wae attached with general pasalysis I wss
ccn6aed 10 my foom los the balance of the ysss end
IN met, cOnt1nued II . vesy weak and nervous cOndi
tiCn untu como two msnthe since. when was put
uadsr An Opssotsou. end your Osdsou Bittsss ios
tfeasmsaA. commenced improving right sway, end
- pretty weu ssssssed. 1ouss. truly,
csS0As0dAw.iy 4. L. NEAL.
NEW PE1FunE r0k the hOkWCu1E1.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-18

New York stock Market.
,, Nsw Yeas. March 10.
Stocks excited.
S:sos Of 'es. ~; Of 81, ~: of'sS. ~;
ne~ 81 'ss. le7 lV4os. %: ::sos. arst s,<, esh.
era ~.
New Yerk Cestral. ls7,s.
1ris, sSk.
nudssa kivss. 3s,0s1i..
Reading. ol.3i,S.
Nerthwestsrn, sSk.
Michigan Centsal. 1os.
Michigan Southern. a.
Illinois Csstral. l5Il&i5is.
Alton. 1ilQsK.
Z. Il; I. P. no qaotssioss to. d.v.
Hterliag. 60 days, s7ls.
Noney per cent.
Gold ol.Slx.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-18

'fNHE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST nHCHfv
L 3D. : eced supply Of Psos Bveos V.nss
Ls.e. eaa VIII constantly keep on heoA n m
cid sssae: 90 che corner Of Ripley aai Frcst
s'sssss r.: rsrs syro. and L. Cfsiss Lias.-
Osnsns. P.ast-ssrs Hair ana Ssr.s. 4, ~
which viii be sold q the 10 sest : No. sss..s
- large Or small qasasisies.
0S0. nALCH, Ass,s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-18
JOHN OCH8 4 SON.
AoonSo 10
The Sale Of Real Estate,

and Collection Or debts.
MONBY 70 LOAN On GOOD SECUBlfY
q snn ACRES or CHOICE PRAlRl.
AeeJVV Land u Scott. Cedar, Dsss0e, Pow
eektee, Tana aaA Iowa Countiss.
II lnPooveo FAaus, or l6u acres zach. irom
70 10 miles from Davenport.
10 lneaovsD FAans Of 80 acees each, frem
70 IL miles Of Davespest.
A Coos sHPaovsD FAan Of 80 aorss, within
10 miles Of Davenport
sooD lsPaovap FAan Of 100 scres, within
10 miles Of Davenport
A Coon INP,ovsD Fasx Of 3c4 acres, 30 acsss
Of timber, within u miles OF Davenport.
A Coon lnPRovkD FAan Of $40 acres. within
10 miles Of Davenport.
Office No. - Brady Street, over Wilson's
Jswelry Store. lsn26-dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-18

JONAS WMlTCOM BIS
Remedy for Asthma,
ROSE COLD,
HAY FEVER, &c.
The late JONAS walTCOMB, Of Boston,
we'll known for his sterling integrity. visited
Europe few years since Tor the benefit Of hi
health, which was much impaired by FREQUENT
attacks Of
sPAOMODlC ASTHMA.
While 10 Germany, IN eminent ply stefan.
who bessne interested in his case, promised
him relief. He followed The treatment ordered,
ssd, to his surprise aid joy. his asthma instant,
y disappeared. lie procured the recipe which
had accomplished % mach for him, broueht Il
with him 10 this country. and IL became the prop
ETY. Of the present preprietors: This remedy
hes been used il thonsands Of the worst casss,
with astssishisg and uniSesm success; and IL 10
aow oGsrsd - the publis With cosadesce In iss
merits. II contains no poisonous or injurious
properties Whatever, asa - isfaat may take 10
with perfect safety. (Bes sircalsr seeeupasy.
ing eash bettls.)
E3trast frsn the Life Of n ashiastoa lr-
wing" ~ HE nephew. Pierre r. lrvisg, Vol.
w.. page SIC:
Tho deetsr prsssribs1, - - sspssiasat,-
wAst I'D bssn ssggssasd By Dr.. 70. W. aslnss
ON his lole WHIT. "Jonas Whsteoob's Remedy
for Asahna," tsaspesaful 10 vine elass Of
vster. 10 - tsksa every fear hears. A good
night was the resuh.''
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-18
- GREAT ADVANTAGE
DERIVED
oDy ia b q ed md Weak RersOmn
FROM TuE USE OF
H0FF'S MALT EXTRACT

since the recent Introduction Of this celebrated
health beverage, the approval Of American serncs ~
well AZ for the public. s 80 unanimous that uUFPS
MALT EXTRACT begius 70 become o. pcpulss here
as In kurOpe.
Il 10 recommended 10 weak pers0ss geussally. snA
for ladies Of delicate ensttution especially lus odice
nursing, a6tss e1haustng eicknese and - proof
nf its efficacy In snch asee, publish extrsets q .
few city letters to Mr. HoG OF Berlin OF . Ho DE-.
pot for America, No "a BroadWay.
Nav YoaK. JanueSy -, 1851.
Dear Nj. No6--The bert rcsu'ts Wsre produced %
TIE ;nssinH condition. Of my lady By y01s Malt IL
tract Beverage Of Health. JOIN YET L8R
No. 10 East TWelflhsA
NV Yoog. Januasy ., ieoS
Nr.HoG-l - oeNgsd 70 oay ut ~ Isdy q seeoA.
u bencotted b the uss Of yUus Malt E1tfscS ID =
not ooy w pheasant bovssage bot olso vssy 90
cactooe 90. - ssseGthene ~ eeomacA, . ven 9
the nesvO - IT, whole eyetsa. (HUllows oedss.)
p. WA0NER, No. 30 Nlnth ave-
To uo6S DspsA No. ~ Broadway.
NV YooR, Son1asy -, 1o6;
Deaf Sill tAank yoo ebe ~ WsDAssfsl elects q
your Melt EAesocl Dtneo G3 ysasB s1Gssed ersoely
1Om general Wsaknese bit - aeusis1ng maStess u
our Beverage Of Health Aave givea - oeW Strength
resse - senA. etc. KARLlNE SCHADB,
Ne. ~ Ludlowst.
NV YOAk. ja1oasy Y, 1857.
Dear NJ. Ho6.-Ny p1yuldm ~ odsiooA NJ Wilo
e - yesa Nan Exireee lN9TEAD q P0RTkR q
ALE, end che y MECH nENEPlfED ~ r.. Pleoso
to ssnd again. etc. HELLER. 100 Liverpool evs.
PRICE SEVEN DOLLARS PKR SINGLE DOZEN.
LANGFELDT, THoDK 4 CO.,
u Wet Secood street.
eele Agents foe Doveapost, love, 61b6oA ooAam
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-18
COM ME- RclAL.

Davenport Market 0epOPt.
0srn o. ras DAvpapoos DsoeeoAs,
March - lee5.
fLsVs.-SsAso.-
Rstsil bulk oi9.ss.
Sacks. popsr, olo.ee
Dbl. 0lS.io,
WAolesale costs ~ ~ lees.
Cons AsAl.-Per 100 %, $50.
WssAs.-Reeeipts light 81 prices unchanged
No. l..................SS o0s Is pr csssai.
No s.................s0co:le
OenS ................. os1l.lo
UAss.. ................1 .loQl ~
nAeteS. ...... .... .1.0s0I.ee
1vssDa Per b sO6SSe.
Eaes.-Psr dozen, iS11oe.
HAS.-Pse toe, iS.ee.
tvssed. Soc pss bashsi.
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LIVE 4 les.

CITY LIVERY STABLE.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE a
i just opened ssw A
On Third street, between Brady
aud Perry. and have stocked il with New Bug.
GIGS. New Carriages, . New Coach, and good and
gentle horses.
Particular attention paid 10 Funerals, Picnics.
aod Parties attended to at ill times
Hofses bought. sold and e1chsreed.
deco div RAPHAEL 4 ZINERNAN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-18
Pssssss ''NSshs olessssssg Csseas.w
Psosso's "Voghe 0lSsossag Crssos."
Peeooos Wight 01sossiss Csssus."
eeaosa's Wight 0lsessiae Csseos.n
rAalss's ..NSghs 0lossnSsg Ceseus.w

Doss sxSuiaite. delicate and Irasrass PsrIsne
distilled ffom the rare ard beansnn eower fou
Which II takes Iss nams
Manufactured ssiy BY
P0Aa.ON 4 SON, new YEA.
BEWARE o. COCNrEnFRsrs.
ASK FOR puALON's-rAxa NO OTnua.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-18

OsIoAso, March 10.
A. o.ttis..keceiPts cars choice to prime
" 2S@7.6o fair to Rcd &c .Oo07 % eon0oa
to medium o. 9sQ7.!S
nogsEneceipts cars; choice to prisss oe.7S
w @.% s ~ ne g gcc2 es.ssosW; ee""sa y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-18

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Odics. cor.
!. "a aud BssAy Streets, under Strsepss .
Dayliss store. Rssidence on ilih ~. bet. Bsa-
IL ssd Main. osesA-dW
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-18
Miss. 4. T.. PAELPS.

STUDIO NO. e-FARRAND'1 BLK. "a FLOOR
DHOTO0RAPHS WORKED m OIL Oh
L Water Coloss. Or India ink, On plsis OF
aitumeais-d paper. Particular attention pell
30 oopies.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-18

l0PlNk 4 MO0TON,
HOUsE AND SION PAlNTEa8, GRAIN
Ii EMS, Paper lsnesss, Glasisss, -. ssAep
sosaes Main and fifth ets. uch1o. A1yS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-18
Il. HEINZ.
JOHN ROWE,
PRACTICAL PLUMBER

0O0 WIN SteON0 Rtpe kObtot,
No. n East I'd st., Daveapore, IL.
nathine Tubs. Water Closets, Wash DaG1ne, Leol
Pipe sheet Lead, Csteva Pumps. Foees rs1De, C1enp
aeuss braehse. Drop Light Hsn6aooD. u1ooo oAa1oo
~ eaAe Of runbang. O. ed oosan plpe b1lo1ne
asso % seaes Az orders promptly sgesnes1 = eoo1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-18

HAVING nEEH ENGAGED IN the PRAC
l. tice Of Medicine aud Surgery for the last
fwsHrr sivR rKAHs ~ rnM SfAss. has ptrman-
entity located N this city and offers his probes.
sional services 20 the cstisens Of Davenport end
vicinity. aud hopes BY his long experience with
che diseases Of Che climate. 20 merit and r.ueivs
portion Of public patronage.
sshce corner Of Third and Brady, over Lisd.
sav's sewslry Store. residence in what wss for.
nssly Known - the Fulton House. on water
street, above the hrides. kjuns97 -dttH
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asGryAEl q leOlaEDaN,
4 rrORNEYS ANDCOUNaELORS ATLAw.
a Office in lpavenpost's Block. I'd 0oos. js5
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-18

TroRNEf 4 COUNSELOR At LAW
n and War CLAIM Agent. Office Dsvsnpost's
Stock "a Floor. cor. Main a, d Second streets.
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To the Public

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
j entered into Co partnership for the pur-
pose Of dong
General Real Estate, lire nal
A.ile Insurance Agency.
Under the Arm Of
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-18
E,r. L.. rssENCla.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON OFFICE
L residence No. 20. corner Main and Third
fssts. Davenport. Iowa. Jyl-s2-d
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,Nss = LAM JOHN .. oAv
LANE 4 DAY.
4 rrORNEYa At Law OFFICE IN SAN.
n Perry's new block. OPP. Post OfRo. jail
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-18

" W. n. DlITOl:.

A TTOKNEY Al LAW. Office No. - Brady
IA Street, Davenport Iowa decze. diff
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where generous friendship and partially form
one Of the brightest meIuor.eI Of a long and
particularly fortunate career, Mr.. Rice desires to
specially caution them against Gro iiting The state
msnts OF his death and nOnRppCs RuOe, Originate
ing Occasionally, SperhAPs, in Intsnpprehe nsiOn,
butgeueTally he Is pained to know, arising from
leal0uSy Of his Professional eminente, or engen-
deEed by unexpected OPPOSITION, in which hi5
name and fame are Justly feared.
Honor Bnd gratitude alike forbid his resoTtting to
misHepre entaliol or deception with people Ia
regards boLh a. personal friends and liberal nat-
rOns and he, therefore sincerely hopes ana be-
ueVes that the announcement OF his FAREWELL,
visit and positive appearance a. CLOWN TO THE
ARENA will not through the mikrepIssentR-
lions Of rivals OF enemies, lose any Of that con-
sideTaton 70 which Us entire good 1Rith entities it
labor, OrERpized, WIN, he confidently antIcipatEs
give entire salts Aoton, and RttUFd few pleasant
hours OF eSnuefHunRs novel; instructive and
most unexceptlonahle entertainment.
Remember that he Apre1Fs for ONE DAY
ONLY, and go early 70 the Island. my7-l0t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-11
y He,r YORK speaIn1n,

NEW YORK, May 10.-The Herald's
Atlanta, Ga, special says: Senator
Wilson was honOred with a procession
of black people at Augusta, ON Wednes-
day night, and spoke in Atlanta yester-
day. His audience was more largely
composed Of whites than usual, and he
was introduced by a thoroughly recon-
structed rebel colonel. Gems. Saxton,
Pope, ex-Gov. Brown, and many prom.
inent citizens occupied seats on the
platform. The colored Republican
Union club met on the ground with
transparencies, notices, &c. A dinner
was given to him in the evening by
Gov. Brown. stf q
The Herald's New Orleans special
says: Judge Kelley arrived there yes
terday, and was welcomed by COM
mittee of citizens, headed by the Mayor
and Common Council Among the
delegation were several colored indt-
viduals. The Judge responded to the
welcome at the st. Charles Hotel to a
large audience. He will address the
public on Saturday.
The Tribune's2 special says: The
President tonight says that by rea-
son of General Grifin's order requiring
the exclusion of Jurors who cannot
take the test oath, the courts are
closed. tsH m r,s5IlI
The'question asked is this ruling ap.
proved by the President. No answer
will be given until the Attorney Gen.
erals opinion shall be complete.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-11

NEW YORK, May 10.-At the session
of the Equal Rights Association to-day,
Henry Ward Beecher was among the
speakers. Resolutions were offered ia
voring suffrage to women and black
men, and pointing to the action of the
Legislatures of Kansas and wiscon-
consin the subject, as the first practical
illustration of equal rights.
Dispatches were received from Lucy
Stone, dated Atchison, stating that linz
partial suffrage would be carried in
Kansas by an overwhelming majority.
AT q meeting of the Board of Foreign
Mission to-day, an encouraging report
was read of the operations of the last
year. The receipts OF the last eight
months is $3.50, 600, a slight increase
over the same period last year. Sever
al addresses were made and the meet
ing dispersed.
NEW York, May 9.-Baurard's new
museum is nearly completed, and will
be opened about the LIST of June.
Acrippled lady, named Burgess, has
recovered $1,000 from the Sth Avenue
railroad, for injuries received from
carelessness in the starting of the cars.
The Superintendent of Police, Ken
nedy, has under pressure OF public
opinion, withdrawn his Sunday closing
order E. .1-.
The Annual Regatta of the New York
Yacht Club, occurs June the 18th. The
course is from the light ship to Cape
May, and return. The race is open to
English yachts. p.
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From the plains.

New York, May lO.-The Herald's
Fort Larned special, dated yesterday,
says: Hancock's operations on Smoky
Hill route have driven the South
ern Cheyennes north. They are moving
in four war parties. The struck the
South Platte road between Galesburg
and Denver night before last, and burn
ed two ranches.
The Indian Commission are in coun-
Gil with the Indians here.
Messengers from the North have ar
rived, and state that large numbers OF
Indians are beginning to come and
make peace, Red Cloud included.
A number of war parties are on the
road between here and Fort Phil. Kear-
ney. The Indians say they shall be
Withdrawn.
JULENsB0RG, May 10.-The Sioux
Chief, Spotted Tail, followed by 15C
lodges and 800 souls crossed Platte
river to-day, at Beauvix rancho, q
miles below this place, going North
They drew subsistence and supplies
from the Government agents here, and
expressed themselves friendly. Some
of the leading men performed on the
camping grounds peace dance.
Matters appear quiet on the Platte
and the. teams are moving down t
commence the session of work on the
railroad, which is progressing two Oh
three miles per day, and in good run
ming order.
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Forelrn IntanIrenee-

NEW York, May 1O.-The Herald's
Paris correspondent in referring to the
war preparations of France says: The
military scenes witnessed in the streets
of Paris are the moving of artillery
wagons, guns, gun carriages and muni-
tons were similar those seen just pre-
vious to the Crimean war and the Ital-
ian campaign.
The Herald's Berlin correspondent
says: Prussia made her preparations
duly and withoutany excitement as in
France but on a very extensive scale. Or
ders Tor the mobilization of the guards,
and sth, 9Th, 10th and 18th army corps
TbeITnyaiide Rpase of ST. Petersburg
refers to the murderaantl violence per-
petrated by the Turks in Crete. and The
sublime aheroism displayed nv The
Christians In resisting them. The edit
toriRl adds that the rest Of the press
sympathises with the Turks, and that
the Sultan would not order such 4
course If not assured of the sympathy
of one or two of the cabinet. 80
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.


q 2 z
From the Ssiu York I1depaldelL -
Money is more plenty nSWall street
INA 1nan II has been In many months past.
Inc banks and also brokers'! capital.
ISIS, merchants, and other business
men ma 1t difficult to loan their sur
Plus funds at above five per- cent.
Loans on Government Securities are
easily made at four per cent, and bal
ances In large sums can be had from
gay TO Gay as low as three per cent,
Money from the Interior ofthecountrv'
in all directions, is now flowing 10 the
vaults of our city banks and bankers.
who try hard to place the same at Der
cent; but, falling to do that, they take
lower rates. dope ding Somewhat upon
the Standing OF The borrower and the
class Of securities offered, Mercantile
paper of best class passes easily Mt to
Z per cent, the lowest rate being only
accepted for double names. Sec
ond class single names rate at
to 10; third 9to,l2. Foreign exchange
closes very firm, and has almost
touched the gold shipping point.
Many predict considerable exports OF
the precious metals during the sum-
mer. At present there are more indi-
cations in that direction than we like
to see. A change, however, may come
over the market, any dsyI orr hour;
capitalists are now Investing large
amounts Of money in real estate
which, by the way, seems to be in in
creasing demand. Al year ago some of
the shrewdest among them believed
that real estate had touched the high
est point and acted accordingly. They
find now that they sold out too early;
and, not knowing what to do with their
money, have commenced buying again.
Our merchants are not calling on the
banks for money now, to any great ex-
TENT their receipts from the country
our importers extend their European
orders for merchRnd disc beyond a safe
limit for the fall trade, we see no rea-
son toranticip4te any important finan-
cial trouble the Present year. Trade
may be stagnant; but money, we think,
will be easy.
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MARKETs BY TELEGRAPH.
- = - = : NEW YoRK. May 10


REGULAR KEPoRT.
CoTToN-Firm; sales / 900 bales mid.
ding uPlRnds at 27c. az - ..Ilr5tsz5. 81
FLoUR-ReCeipts j 1888 barrels; mar
ket 10a15c better with fair demand;
improvements hieflyupon common and
medium grades; sales 8. 500 barrels al
I'll S5a12 50. for ssuperfne State and
western; SIP 50a14 40 for extra western;
Sl4 50a16 65for choice do; Sl3 90a14 70 for
shipping brands extra round hoop
Ohio; $14 S5a16 90 for trade brands,
closing firm. California Flour-Firm;
sales 400 barrels and sacks at SIT GOA
II So. Rye Flour-Firmer; sales zoe
barrels at % 50a9 Co.. t,,{sIc.a.,
WHISKY-Quiet aud unchanged, RI
zGRALN-Wheat-N receipts; market
firm and more active; sales 65, 900 bush,
els at 81 70a2 Is for No, 2 Chicago;S2 goa
2S21z for No. 2 MilWankee;, 50 55a2 IS
for rejected spring; So go foriwhite Cali
formal. Rye-Firm; sales 4, 500 bushels
western at 81 6saI n. BafleyEFirHl;
sales $500 bushels Canada West free at
Sl29. Malt Dull. Corn = Receipts
$500 bushels market la2G lower sales
81, 900 bushels at 81 S3aI 81 for old
mixed western in stoTei 81 341za1 30 for
do delivered; 81 l9a1 q for new mixed
western, the latter for very choice; and
81 80 for handsome white southern.
Oats-ReceiptS S55 bushels; sales 20, 600
bushels at STae9e for Westerns s91{ Gaelic
for state. r,sl5.... s-.-.,7--.-4s-.
GRoGER1Es-Co fee-Rather more ac-
tive; 800 bags Rio at 12c. Sugar-In
fair request; 600 hhds. at 101fa1l9<c for
Cuba; Hall &c for Porto Rico. M0las-
accidentally active; $50 hhds. Cubs
at 5Oa54c. !So5ii' ai5i,nsials as
HoPs-Quiet. s
Steady at 1910 for crude;
25c for refined in bond. n
Pork-Ffrm- andin fair
demand; $50 bbls. at $23 l2a23 25 FIR
new mess; closing at 1920, cash; &22 90
for old messS $40 00al9 25 for prime:
50 O0a22 u for prime mess; also $3.50
bbIs. new mess at, SO 00a23 Is. sellers
SOa60 days. Beef-hrm; 80 bbla. AZ
previous prices. Beef Hams-O uiaf:
III bbIs!s $40 O0a4T rs. BaconLsteaIlv:
$50 boxes at lQSSc for Cumberland cTit;
111za11sSc for shout ders; II 70 for long
ribbed; l2sscI for short ribbed clear.
Cut Meats-Steady; $40 packages at
sNal0c for shoulders; 12zaI41zc for
1.Is l 6aEirHH, B6t less active; $50 Bbls.
at 121za1S9<c. g5IsH
,BUTTER-Qpiet and firm ----,.
CHEEsE-Ftfm at .12a1sc. ~ -ss,j
z,.iss7 --LATEST 1LARRErs-5R.A
Closed very firm, with an
uPYam tendency for common. and
middhng grades. aH SCI .7ElLs zI1,li {
GRAItE-Wheat Favor sellers, with
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