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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-17
CHICAGO.

Cuic.so. Oct. IA fire occurred at an
early hour this morning. on South Clark
street. involving the complete destruction
ef the extensive stables o. L. b. Boomer.
proprietor Of the Bridge, Roof and Turns
Table Work., and some adjoining property.
EIGHT valuable draft horses were burned in
the stables The total loes is put At $4,000.
The extensive distillery establishment Of
Bennett. Peters 1 Co.. on Michigan avenue.
has been seized by Government officials. Il
10 believed that, ~ the examination to-day.
the firm will be able TO show that they hsve
observed the spirit Of the law, and have
onlv trsnssrsssed some Of its technicslities
The trouble was raised by parties known
IS travelling government agents.
A Washington special says: The Treas.
urv DEPARTMENT is understood 10 have What
looks like . clue to the countssfsitsrs Of ~.
7,30 notes. but nothing will be made pub,
lie at present. 1t appears that 90 counter.
f.i,.. each for 81 900, we're sent here. of
which rs have been returned TO Sub Treas>
urer Van Dycke, At New York. No formal
demand has been made for their reclarna.
ton By the parties who presented them.
though il is held in the Department that
.ueb : demand can properly be made. The
Secretary has not fully decided what course
he shall cake in the matter.
A special train for the fight between
Fitzgerald and Dorney arrived on the
grounds, % miles from Chicago. At eight
o'clock. One hour was occupied in putting
up the ropes. The fight commenced a. 0
o'clock. Fitzgerald was the favorite-his
friends offering two to one.
First blood and knock>down for Dosney.
After the 9th and 18th rounds two to one
was offered on Dorney.
They fought nineteen rounds in 4s min.
utes. Fitzgerald was terribly cut up, and
Dorney with hardly . scratch. On the 18th
round the Referee decided foul against
Dorney, which occ.'ioned much diss..is.
faction. a. Dorney would have won the
hsht in two or three more rounds
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-17
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Oct 16-fn the Republican
Convention Of Cook county, Mr.. Allen, the
present County Treasurer, withdrew his
name, and Gen. Thos. .. Osborne was unan-
imously nominated TO the Office. The Con
vention al.o nominated VIM. A. Porter
Judge OF the Sessions Court, in place of
Hon John NJ. Wilson, Augustus Jacobson,
Clerk Of Superior Ccurt, Alex. Walcot.,
County Surveyor, and 7. B. Brown, Police
Commissioner
Last evening a young man named James
Pride, in III of anger attempted 10 shoot
his father. The young man fired three shots
from svolver, none Of which, however,
took effect. The desperate was held fer
trial this morning in tail Of sl,CC0
Alex. White will TO morrow commence
the sale OF about two hundred thousand dol
lars worth .f valuable real estate, which he
became possessed of by original purchase
from tie State canal trustees, many years
ago.
a committee from this city has gone TO
Columbus, Ohio, TO NEE. Gen Sheridan
The fir 1T 10 come off 10 morrow between
Fitzgerald and Downey,ihe former of which
is % and The latter II years old, and whose
united weights amount 10 240 pounds, has
been the subject of much CHATTER among the
roughs To day. a special train leaves in
the morning for the scene OF brutal cxhibi-
ton
The Duffy Busy fight TO come of next
month, has already created an excitement
among the flncy who are beginning to put
up money on the result
Duffy and his trainer, Pat McDermot,
gives an exhibition in Ulrich's HallSaturday
evening
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-17
NEW YORK.

NEw York, Oct. 1G-The Post says that
the railway cofcrence yesterday was quite
harmonious and accord complete bctwaen
the great trunk lines AS TO rates Of business.
The project Of consolidation Of earnings
was partially discussed but no result ar.
rived at. The new administration OF the
Erie road promptly agreed to raise their
passenger fares to the scale of other trunk
lines, and the revision OF fares with western
roads is expected 10 give the Central and
Erie road 81 81 additional to present rates
ont through business To and from Chicago
New YoRK, Oct. 16-Thos. Fowler, an
old respected dry goods merchant, died last
night of appoplexy
A special from Washington to the Post
says the members OF the Judiciary Com
mittee now here declare 10 day tina, ma
jDriiy OF the Committee are in favor Of i'm
parchment, and arc confident that the pr, j.
set will receive the appreciation of maj r.
iiy of The members oi The House There
is no doubt hu. that the committee Will
press tie snhjcc, upon Congress al an early
Say
ROCHESTER,, N. u. Oct. 16.-The trial
to day between the horses Geo. Palmer ard
Geo. N. Patchep, Jr for q purse of & 500,
vas won by Palmer lie took the first, sec.
onn aud fifth heats lime 2.314, 235, and
PIP. Patchen took the third and fourth
heats Time 2:29 and ABA.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-17

WAsHiNGroN, Oct 16.-The State De.
par,ment has published series Of notes in
. pamphlet form on the Russian American
trading pests which may prove Of interest to
those contemplating . settlement in our new
possessions.
WAsnINoTON. Oct. ia serious acct
dent occurred on the London & Hampehire
railroad yesterday near Leesburg. The
engine and baggage cars were precipitated
down an embankmcnt twenty one feet and
completely destroyed. The passenger car
remained on the track Mr.. Peacock was
seriously injured and conductor Csrlin was
slightly injured, also, the engineer, Mr..
Carter. who made u narrow escape by
jumping from the baggage car.
The subcommittee Of the House Of Fep
resentaiives to inquire into the past aud
present relations OF Southern railroads with
the Government. and what would be lair and
equitable in the adjustment OF their indebt.
edness, will leave Washington for Rich
mond tomorrow.
The portraits Of two children feeding q
horse. forwarded to the dead letter Office,
from our armies in the South, have been
claimed by family residing ut Columbia,
s. c. The children are now deceased, and
the portraits are highly valued by the pa
rents and will be a. once restored.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-17

LONDON. Oct 16-There is wild rumor
that the Fenians are planning an attempt
10 seize the person Of the Queen at Balmor-
al. Although little or no credence is given
to the report, precautionary measures have
been taken and the household guard at Bal.
moral has been doubled.
EvRNIN6.-The Fenian excitement IL
spreading. Government 10 in receipt Of
many dispatches announcing the possible
plans Of the Brotherhood. Troops and gun
boats have been dispatched to Ireland, and
the entire western coast Of that leland is
guarded with extraordinary vigilance
The dispatches received from Italy this
evening are very important. The entire
press Of Italy, almost without exception,
favor the seizure Of Rome by the Govern
ment The strength OF the party of action
is increasing hourly; the recent successes
have given them new courage. Sharp fights
have occurred near Fornessi and Alfinio.
as well as at other points IN the province OF
Viterbo, in all of which the insurgents have
been successful. The Pope has called an
immediate meeting Of the cardinals 10 con.
st.er the situation.
FLORENCE, Oct 1G.-The last advces re.
ceived from the Roman territory report that
the Papal forces arc falling back towards
Rome.
PANS. Oct. 1G-It is reported tina. Mar
sbal Narva,z, the Spanish prime minister,
has offered to the Emperor Napoleon the
assistance OF Spain in sustaining the tempo
raj power of the Pope
The Emperor Napoleon, accompanied by
the Empress Eugene, has arrived at ST.
Cloud from Biafiiz
LonDoS, 0cl. l5.-jcm Mace the En-.
glish puciist was arrested in bed last night
in London. and put under bonds &c keep
the peace He was about to engage with
the Irish giant, J Baldwin for the cham
pionship. This oil course puts Il stop to the
fight, but it is asserted tina. the pugilists
will cross to France or ireland and fight it
ont There is an opinion that Mace sold
the fight and wanted 10 be arrested
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-17
NEWS
III TELEGR.1PH.


BALTIMORE, Oct. 16.-In the case Ct Eliza
beth Turner. colored, held by certain in
den,ures OF apprenticeship by Philomen.T.
Nanbleton, had hearing here Yesterday,
In the United States Circuit Court before
Chief Justice Chase. In his opinion deliv.
cred this q. m. he states the case briefly a.
follows:
The petitioner in this case seeks relief from
restraint and detention by Philomen T.
Hambieton, Of Talbot county, Maryland, in
alleged conformation of the Constitution
ana laws of the United States. The facts
~ they appear from the returns made by
Mr.. IIambleton 70 writ and BY his verbal
statement made in court and admitted as
part OF the rcturne, are Substantially as ioi
lows:
The petitioner, Elizabeth Turr ell, ayoung
person OF color, and her mother, were,prior
TO the adoption Of the Maryland Copstiiu
,ion OF 1854, slaves. That Constitution
went into effect November /. 1884, and pro-
bib,e1 slavery almost Immediately there
after. many OF the freed people Of Talbot
county were collected together under the
same local authority, the nature Of which
oes not clearly appear. The young per
sons were bound out rs APPRENTICES, nearly
oil 10 their last masters. Among Others,
Elizabeth, petitioner, was apprenticed to
Hambeton by an indenture, dated on the
81 of November, two days after the new
Constitution went into operation. Chief
Justice Chase summed up the points in
his decision as follows:
| The first clause of the 18th amendment
Of the Constitution of the United States in
terdic,s slavery or involuntary servitude ex.
ccpt as punishment for crime; establishes
freedom as the Constitutional right Of all
persons in the United States.
2. The ALLEGED apprenticeship in the pres
ent case is involuntary servitude within the
meaning of the words in the amendment.
g. II this were otherwise the ipdenture
ret forth in the return does not contain the
important provisions OF security and benefit
OF apprentices, which are required by the
laws OF Maryland in the indentures of
white apprentices, and therefore in contra
vention Of that clause of the first section OF
the Civil Rights Law, enacted by Congress
April 9Th. 1866.
A. The Law having been enacted under the
second clause Of the 18th amendment, the
enforcement Of the first clause Of the same
amendment 10 Constitutional and applies to
all conditions prohibited by it, whether
| originating in transactions before or since
the amendment.
8. Colored persons. equally with white
| persons, are citizens Of the United States.
Petitioner, therefore, must be discharged
| from restraint by respondent
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-17
MASSACHUSETTS.

BosroN, Oct IA FIRE broke out last
evening in the upper story Of Gsffish
Block. occupied BY NJ. Wells ss furniture
mandatory, and destroyed the upper part
81 The premises.
Howe & Cos wholesale druggists, 90 aud
II Blackstone street, were considerably
damaged BY FIRE and water; also the to6acs
co and liquor store VI d. j. Carrutto, No.
SO Blackstone street.
A lot Of flour owned by G. N. Bartlett,
stored in the basement Of Gerrish Block,
WAS slightly injured also. The work room
Of the New England Stamping Co.'S build
ing, which was damaged to the amount Of
$4,000. 10 owned BY N. + Perry. who ID
fully insured. The total loss viii not ex-
coed $50, 600; mostly covered By insurance
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-17
MINNESOTA.

Sr. PAUL, Oct. list Paul is now in
all rail communication with Chicago and
the rest Of the world. The route 10 BY the
Minnesota Central to the Southern bound
ary Of the State. thence by the McGreeor
Western I Nil sAukee and Prairie du Chen
lines.
Milwaukee has now got the start Of Chi>
cago 10 competing for the Minnesota trade.
which can only be countsracted by the
completion Of the Chicago l. St. Paul road.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-17
MISSOURI.

ST. Louis, Oct. 17.-Chas L. Raymond.
. dyover, Of Clayton. Ill.,. IVES drugged and
robbed Of $4,000 in money and several
valuable papers, in the suburbs Of the city,
Tuesday afternoon.
A letter from Leasbusg. New Mexico. ds.
ted Sept. 2s,h says: The Camauchs In.
dams attacked and killed quite number OF
Navajoes at Basque Rsdondo. the reserves
ton Of the latter. The Camanchss claim
the reservation 40 their grounds, and regard
the Navojoes - uespassers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-17
lO)vA.

BURLINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE Base Ball
tournament opened Yesterday. The follow
Ing games we're played:
Crescent and Mechanics clubs, both 81
this city, won BY the former; score ~ 20 80.
) Active Club. Otlumwa, and Orchard Club.
tlis city, won By the former; score ~ to 81.
Scott Club, Davenport. and Western
Club. this city, won BY the former; score ~
to SO.
Scott Club. Davenport. and IIawkeye
Club. Mount Pleasant. Won BY The laeses;
score g to 81. .s<A
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-17
MISSOURI.

ST. Louis. October 16.-The ground WAS
broken and work commenced yesterday on
the Southern Branch of the Union Pacific
railroad at Junction City. Kansas The t-
reotoIs and large representation from
Neosho Valley and other parts Of the State
Icing present. Appropriate speeches were
made by Col Goss, President of the road,
the Mayor Of Junction City, and others.
A banquet was given in the evening by the
city authorities, at which Major General
Griersun. Gen. Blunt, Ex-Gov. Carney, Col
Shoemaker and others spoke. The work
will be pushed forward vigorously. A sur
vcying party under Msjor Beach started for
Fort Gibson to-day, to initiate work on that
I ART Of the road
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-17
OHIO.

CoLuxnus. o. Oct lG.-Tae isur hter Of
the Hon. Vim. Dennison WAS TO night united
in marriage TO Gen. w. Forsyth, of Major
General 7. II. Shcridan's staff. at Trinity
church A large wedding party was given
a. the house Of Hon. VIM. Dennison.
Among the distinguished guests were the
Hon. T. II. Stanton. Msjor Gen. Sheridan,
and q large number Of army ofhcers.
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News
NJ TELEGR.fPH,
TO 'TElE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
NEW York, Oct IL The Herald's
special says Henry A. Wise made an adj
dress at the opening Of the horticultural
and Pommological Society. of Virginia, in
Richmond, last night. His remarks Of
course touched mainly on the present polit.
zeal situation, but the most remarkable
portion of them consisted Of advice to the
young men Of that State TO becomo farniers,
do their own labor, and get rid Of negroes
and European c,nigrants.
An immense gathering Of Republicans
took place at the Cooper Institute last eye>
ming. TO ratify the o,n:nations Of the CON-
vcntion At Syracuse. Speeches were made
by several prominent leaders, in which
Grant was hailed rs the candidate for the
Presidency in 1868.
The Metropolitan Fire Department have
ordered tax OF $lo0 10 be levied on the
Chief Engineer and proportional sums on
the employees of the department to dcfray
the expenses Of the Republican party at
the next State election.
Senator Morgan has obtained consent Of
Secretary McCulloch to leave Callicott's va>
cancy in the Brooklyn revenue district un-
supplied till that gsntlemsn's trial takes
place.
An individual posted In revenue matters
says there arc GOO illicit distillsries in full
operation in that district.
There were 32,27O votes registered in
New York and Brooklyn yesterday making
. fetal registered for two days. 70,l14. To
pay the interest on the $50 bonds, which
falls due on the first of November,
twsnty>four million dollars in coin will
be required at New York, and there will
be $l,742,9 1851 Of it disbursed.
The Republican Central Committee last
evening adopted . resolution looking TO
70 union Of the Regular and Radical
Central Committee, in this city, and de-
Glazing . determination. a. an old guard,
to stand BY the country aud party.
None Of the defendants in the verdict
giving $l5,755 10 the plaintiff. which was
rendered in the Supreme Court yesterday,
In the case Of E;ishs Biggs rs. the Evans
Vile ADD Illinois Railroad Company, did
appear.
The Times special says: Parties inter-
ested are hard At work making up . case
to prove the liability Of the Government for
counterfeit Taos. The Govsrnment will
resist tho claim to the utmost.
Whisky dealers continue their eight against
the Metropolitan Revenue Board. The Sec
retsry meets their complaints BY pointing
70 the fact that whisky 10 higher since
Mcesmore's removal than il Was before.
Gen. Dennison testified before the Judi
cia,y Committee yesterday that while Off
cars Of the Marvisod Militia ,weea men who
served in the rebellion or sympathixed with
II. several regiments were composed Of loyal
men who could not he relied upon for any
hostile demonstrations against the Govern>
ment.
Reports that Gems. Pope and Ord have
been ordered to Washington. are untrue.
The Worlds Norwall, Conn.,, special says
a. the charter election held here to>day. the
democrats were Triumphant by large inn
creased majority.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-17

CONCORD. N. H., Oct 16-The Governor
and Council yesterday sold all the public
lands belonging to the s ate, about sixty
thousand acres. located Ia Grafton. Carroll,
and Cass counties, under On act Of Legisls
ture, for $25 eco.
Jeremiah Smith Of Dover, hes been ap
pointed 10 I'LL the vacancy on the BEECH Of
the Surteme Judicial Cnnst
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-17
LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 10 Special order
No. 152 removes the Sheriff and Clerk Of
the fcnrth judicial district, Pa,ishSt. Laun
dry, for bting obstacles in the way Of re-
construction. Others are appointed 10 fill
the vacancies. The same order removes
the City Council If Jefferson for passing
an order for an election in violasien Of
general orders No. Z.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-17
NoBTn CAROLINA.

RALEIGH, N. c., Oct. 16.-S'renuous ct.
forts are being made by iuflueatial leading
men TO revive the Democratic party, for the
purpose OF ca operation with and encours-
cling the Northern Democrats
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-17
ILLINOIS.

OTTAWA. Oct l7.-In the State House
case, q majority Of the Court decides In
favor Of the Commissioners-Judge Law
renee dissenting. Is holds the Commis>
sioners to be officers and the mode of their
appointment unc Institutional.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-17

OTTAWA, Oct ia detachment Of the
rife brigade, now here, is TO be dispatched
TO Prescott A considerable body of the
Canadian rifles lett Kingston for the same
destination Yesterday,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-17

AUGUSTA. Me October 1.-two prison
ers named Neddo and Kendell. made their
escape to-day from Jail by knocking down
the doctor who was visiting sick prisoner.
and the jsilors wife.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-17
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCisco, Oct. 16.-The election
passed off quietly. The Democrats claim
the city by two thousand maj ,rity.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-17

BOSTON, Oct 15-Charles +. Dora mem
yer OF the Government Council, died
suoueniy this forenoon Of threat disc &C.
Inc IRON fouudry occupied by Casey &
Daniels N Foxboro,' was destroyed BY Are
last night Loss 90, 600. No inserance.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-17
TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIS. Oct. 16.-The Board Of Health
reports thirty five new cases and eleven
deaths for twenty four hours, ending noon
10 day, from yellow fever.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-17

GiScE MI. II. G. PLAMBECK HAS GIVEN
~ up his Sc sar and Tobacco business, and ms
have bought his stock. will from this time 10
my fruit. Candy and Toy Store, also keep full
assortment Of excellent
Sex0rs. SmoDxing and Chewing
TOAaccOs,
Al the loves. prices and recommend them 10
.he public. just received a grea. selection OF
Beads. Accordeons and Baskets.
J. J. PLATP
2. Second street opposite Leclaire Row.
Ortl 1.ASsGwttA
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRAxcIsco. Oct. 17.--San Francisco
po!led IA, 900 votes yesterday, tho Demo.
cra., carrying the entire ticket hy 400
majority.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-17

LVOA HERE
SMITH THE HATTER
FOR 81 AND UPWARD
CAN BE HAD
HATS for figures broad end bufly,
HATS for straight hair and curly,
HATS for faces melancholy,
HATS for features bright and jolly;
HATS for gentlemen Of standing,
HATS that give Z look commanding;
HATS for walking, riding, driving,
HATS dull faces look alive in;
HATS for pic.nic and excursions,
HATS for holidays diversions;
HATS that stand al kind OF mauling.
HATS for every trsde and calling,
HATS for travelling, sporting, sailing,
bats grease proof, in storms unfailing,
HATS air>chamberc,i, Smiths lining,
HATS with which to cut shine in;
HATS Of many shapes uncommon,
HATS admired by lovely woman
HATS with which room to enter,
HATS for scores Of Wild adventure;
HATS OF quiet styles for pastors,
HATS low-crown, your knowing castoss
HATS oft sent hundred miles for.
HATS that boys and misses sigh for,
HATS that even babies cry for;
HATS for landsmen end for sailors.
Hal s that grace the work for tailues;
HATS that would saint entice.
HATS. prime Hats, At any prissi
HATS THAT II HATS
at 9no1t1h,0
sign ef Dlaek near.
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VERMONT.


MONTPELIER. W., Oct 18-Diego Mich
OILS WAS elected Secretary Of State by the
Legislature.
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Notice OF Bankruptcy.

7NHlS IS TO GIVE OTICE:-Thst on the
i Cd day Of October. AID. 1877, Warrant in
Bankruptcy was issued against the estate Of
Isaac vasKyren. Of the city Of Clinton, in the Co,
Of Clinton. ted State OF lows, who has been Cd
judged Bankrupt, on his own petition, that the
payment Of any debts and delivery Of any prop
erty belonging 70 such Bankrupt, to him, or for
his use. and the transfer Of any property BY him
are forbidden BY law; thst . meeting Of the
creditors Of thessid Bankrupt. to prove their
debts. and choose one Or more assigaees Of HE
10 be holden q No. Z West second Street. Il,
the city Of Davenport, befors n. n. Prioe, Neg.
isesr, on the seth dsy Of Septembsr. A. D. 1851.
u. ". CLARK.
od'o-dls thur q. 8. Narsha1 D.st. Iowa.
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Assignees' Sale.

Assignees' Sale.
TIME UNDERSIGNED ASSIGNEE OF A. II.
4 Davenport, Bankrupt. hereby gives notice
that on Saturday. the 2sth day OF October, A. ID.
1867, At the honr Of o clock p. H.. at the Court
House door, in this city of Davenport lie will sell
At public auction to tn. highest bidder for cash,
the following personal property, assets of said
Bankrupt. towit: One hundred Corr Planters
and large lot Of promissory notes and !, d..
ments. for . particular descriptiod Of which sea
schedule IF said Bankrupt. on file with the
Register o!the I'd Congressional District.
JOHN N. CRAWFORD, Assignee.
Oct. Is. 1867 d3teodGw2t
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COM N q RCoAL,


OssIcs ~ RS DAVENPORT DsnooaAS,
October II, 1857.
Receipt. of Wheat and Barley continue large.
Onions are dull On large receipts. We quote
FLouR--Choce family. wholesale. 1910; re.
tail, elo.0o. Red winter wheat. wholesale &li.
20; retail. tl2.00.
WREAr-el. 65@tl.75.
BAaLsE-&l. 09Gel.l0.
OAfs-45@4s cents.
RYR-None in the market.
OoaS-New. 42Gisc. il the ear Old. $50 oc
Onions 55@62c.
PofAfoss -g5cG3l00.
Buyssx- So@s:c. per u.
Eaas-l2@lac
HAS-Good Timothy $1,000 TO 1890; PrAi-
rio - 90 to tlo.oo,
CoAt-Soft. delivered. 90 cents Per bushel.--
Anthracite. delivered. t.5@$l6 per ton.