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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-19

To- i-Ths Model Fruit Farm. ........... . Ca U.sJ
y-0AeD0 In 0scsnlacks. 4,na
3-One span Of matched Bay Iin-tr, ~lth
elegant TOP Carriage and Harness 49,
loss superb Oil Painting. Maty Msgdn
Ieoe aOd child. value. ..... .......4 100
o-O0e p1sno, tChirkevingi ..........ss 80
T1e PianO vas drawn by me at the North.
Woooosn Fair In Chicago ticket -.
s-One c0mplstc SGT OF black walnut Fur
nllure 10 green rep. ....s...+.....s Sop
7 gset high. marble trimming. ...... ~
s-(D0e NclOtleon ....4s.s.... .s. ..s 90
a--Ope complete set OF Parior Bat.rooua
Fue0ti0fe. .......... ........4+ss 30
tc-Oae complete set VI sitting room Fur
ii,s is-Uas on Psintius in oval Gli,
FHsms Of Lincoln, Washington, lady
Wa1AagtOn. Gen. Grant, Gen. SHEER
uoa, Daniel Webstes, Tropics. spring
TreDtcs, fall, Hunters LAST Shot"
eeek $50. .................a..... s,4so
~ -Ono Cabinet Organ. u. ..... Ia
N-Ons Minor, Preach Plate :. ........ Ia
t.-Une Rosewood MarblcTsp Center
= n = ieeissivs Ten Grst class sewing
Aesalass, eiss eseh ..........-.,..T leo
Maeh1nee. 1taO each. -. ........ 81
ss-Two veess. French FiOwers. with Mar.
o9e8eaods. ....... ...... ..4........s. 10
ss-Ons whAt-nss, with French Plate Mir.
D-Pssian 1a,b,s Card Receiver Is
~l>One MrfUs. Wrench Plate Gisss.... -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-19

HoogsKss, n. H.. March 81, leeS.
Nesass. =. L. WAlaAcs . Co. 0ests-A
Stiee1 odvised ne 20 try ysur prepasssioo, ses-
M vAsA coed eject Il he'd On him. ! = 1sst
le13hea q ehe idea, bat sonseass1 - ~ tsial.
r. pleased With Il. lhavs sesssd II thessaeh-
h. L he's restored ny hair aad whisesfs ~
1hsir satsral color. and keeps them 90. con-
ussa Il to oil 10 seed.
". P. FAnNsa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-19

NAxcsssIEa. n. II. June ~, lsss.
Messrs. F. l.. WALlAce : Co.: 0suts-I have
used "Ds. Chaussier's Empssss for the Hair,
ma am pleased with the results. l 1nd It ths
pveeet snd elesnsss article have ever SEEM
Il il oil shas u slaisns 70 b il every respect.
You're. &C.,
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-08
NO AZ
NOTICE.
TO THE FORMER OWNERS OF
&LI rs IN ST .uIRv.S COUNTY


VI +. Undersigned, appointed "CO MINIS
0loNch of 81 WE SiA - lCS
oy the 'ioverhor ot Maryland, by authority OF
an act oi the General Assembly entitled ''an
Ao, 10 ? "F'ue 'o' '"@lns ana PerVe'usn1s ,he
evidence OF thN hamher ~ persons heid 10 Ia
Dor ana service IN Inc State OF .hafy.snu sifa
p.,e" "f ,'e Nonst'"'''h aio!''eu III inc
ii,, lsn >ot' "'i' y ""o'h sue" persons were
/ hed =
HERGbl GIVES NOTICE, that he his
| non"e' a"H 4"aIhei ana mas entered upon has
! aul'es 'S aforesaid. lie Viii VISIT each election
/ uisHi'. ~ '"5 county, - Ielu'Feu py av' as
/ the places ana on the DAYS heretofore named,
! from ~ cioch' q N ana ! . clock, p m each
d"
re w" 2e al ST lNIGoES SroRE' IN 81 INT
goes district, on Monday, the 2Ith OF Nay.
same district, on Thursday, the 30th instant.
and remain hree days.
At the CLIFTON FAcroRr, IN the Factory
district, on Monday, the t sth Of June next, and
remain 'hree d,ys-a. he OAK SroRI, in same
"S,'i''' on hufSaay' the @oth OF June next,
anu tr.i"!h thfee dayS.
a, LE'NANi5ro"N. IN Leunald;uwn district,
~ No"day, TIE tSt OF luiy, an! remain SIX
uayS-at me HEAD or ST. CLEMENTS BAY, IN
same district, on Monday the Nth ot July, and
If" am t"tee dtys.
~ ChAItie"' ~ 'laiHco diS.rlct, on Mon
alf, tAe 1tH ni August, ana remain dpys-
At CHARLorrE Halt. IN Charlot. Hall dis
'rtt, on Monday, the l9;h OF August, and re-
man s.N days.
Az l. / SrAtpING's Srore, in Putuxent dis
trlct, ON Monday, the Pad of September, and
re,.nn SIX days.
The utIe OF the law and tie preamble of the
same, fdiy sets forth the object Of and the ne
ttSNiF Tor, us passage. "A part OF the pream-
9le says
hai the State OF .lAry'and has good,
| ''i", "u IVY '"om dPoA me Cove nme.t OF
'"c l"'e" states Tor fc.''pn"pi4 ana adequate
com eNS''ioh ''r 'he sad property, and that 1t
oHShi not 20 9e donbted that :he Federal Gov
rtnhiehi, "hen the passions eNcltet by the late
/ UrhNpty civil "at Sea'' hpve Su5Slded, will re-
| c'@n2e the iHSt'ce OF the sud claims aud lalth
! 'u.Iy perform her manifest auty III regard to
It,.
me IA" provides Tor and requires the follow
lNS Nlcts:
Inc names OF the former owners, ut the time
/ ot The adoption of the constitution in the wear
! loG4.
ne n".leS, numher, age, sex and physical
cphdiloA of suoh slaves whether they were
saves Tor NE or fer term OF years, aud how
| many yelrs; whether they have been enlisted
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-08

FOR ORPHANS COURT.

The friends of Maj. John Fl. Milburn re-
commend him to the voters of Saint Mary 5
County as candidate for Judge OF the
Orphans Court, and endorse him as emf
nentIv qualified for that position. If he will
consent to be a candidate, as we trust he VIII,
he will be warmly supported by
LF0NARDTowN DISTRICT.
Feb. 2Sth, l867-te.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-08
ST. MAnY7S GAZETTE
Is Published EVERY THURSDAY
JAMES s. DOWNS.

T,pMs OF SUBSCRIPTIONS. 90 per annum'
10 he paid within six months. NO subscription
will be received for a shorter period t"@h SiH N,
months, and no paper to be discontinued until
,llarrearaees are paid except at the opuon OF
the pr&t tilsher. oto 60
the first and 50 IS for every s"1ss
... Ss1 ";: s "5 Insertions f;s sop'"s Be ""'
nm on the advertisement, II will be pup
n, -sd until forpid and charged accordingly y
l,heral deduction made TO those who advertise
by theyear. ,oharoo,e- u,,
Ia ch,rged ,t the snme rates advertising.
-Oltu,rIes over ten lines IN length Will he chofS
cd nj the rate of 80 cents per square
An communications for publication must De
.ccomnaniea with The real name ot the auih"r,
or nne,,en,,on will he paid TO them. The rea
pnnc Of the author will not be published, unless
=desred but we cannot consent to insert com
,nunicnt,o ans unless we know the writer
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-08
WALTER II. S. TAYLOR,
Agent and Attorney,
w ASHlNGToN, ID y.

A FTFR a service of nearly twenty-five
N years as a Military Accountant in the
Third Auditors Office Of the Treasury of the
United States. where he was CA!et of the Quar-
ter Masters Division, and of the Division on
Claims (Which compreheudS all the Otn,rS.l
now offers his services to the pubic, as an
Agent aud Attorney.
He Will undertake the preparations, prose
cution, and collection of claims upon the Gov
crumcnt, of any description whatevel.< lie
thoroughly understands the preparation and
audit of claims lbf States, Cities, Counties and
individuals, for advances and supplies to
Troops prior totheir muster into the service
Of tie L States, for supplies furnished or Ia
ken for Troopsin said service, and tor hor-
ses, and other property lost, captured, or de
Stroycd in the military service OF the | States.
In these branches OF business, he was almost
exclusively engaged, for more than fifteen
years.
To all Quarter Masters, CommiSSarv, ord
narce. Engineers and Medical Ol ,erS, he Of
tcrs his services for such preparation Of their
accounts, rs viii greatly facilitate their pas
sage at the Treasury. TO any aud all, wh"
may think fit 10 avad themselves Of h> as~s-
tance III these, and III fact, all military Claims
ana accounts, he offers an intimate pracucat
l-uowledse and an experience rs - time,
possessed he believes. b, no Que else in tac
Country,
He viii also attend to tie purchase aud
sale OF lands IN Mary land, Virginia, and tie
Southern States. TIE sale or rent OF proper
ty in the District of Columbia, and to aay
business requiring the services Of an Age, +.
He conceives himself wei enough hnuwn
throu .hout the IcuutgY, As 10 gcuuer unne-
cessAry particular references. IS to chIraeteF
and capacity. Address
". II. 5 Taylor.
Agent and Attorney,
kynlsAttl House, {. street,
Washing -tol, y C..
July 4; 1867 If.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-08
RATIFICATION NOTICE.

July Oh. 1867.

July 9Th, 1867.
>RDERED, That the sale Of the Real
7 y Estate Of Joseph Stone, deceased
made by VIM Is. Tucker, amdr-. of said
deceased, and this day reported toihis Court
by said admr., be ratified and confirm
ed, unless cause be shown to the contrary,
on or before the oh of September
ext-Provjicd, a copy of this order be
inserted in some newspaper published in
St Mary county, at least once week,
t,r three successive weeks, before the
9th Of August next.
Tup Report states the amount Of sales
TO be SAL.
Al STALDING, chicfjndse
JAMES I YATES, asct judge.
Julysl1, lS6. -3w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-08
T or the Sen ate.

The friends of B. A. JAMISON pre-
zen. him to the Voters of 81. Mary's county
as a candidate for State Senator at the mex,
election and solicit for his claims dispas-
sionate consideration.
LeoLardtown District
July 25th, 1867,
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-08
E1FL0lIR o. B0NE:.77

We will give 'ao"ey guarantee of The
pur1ty of this article. 1t is pure "nsfeon'-
cd, unb07d bone, reduced 20 the fneaeSs
of Kour, which adds 100 per ct. TO is val
ue. 1t is as q,icA, and oTtiec as acid dis
soYte1 bone, hence its value is vastly grea-
ter, because It contains neither acid nor
water, which necessarily add weight, and
reduce tic quantity Of Of valuable elements.
We rcconeUd 30 lbs to be used N place
Of 300 lbs Super Phosphate or dissolved
bone.
JOHN S. REESE & co,
General Agents for the South,
i South Street, Baltimore.
July 25th, 1867 3m.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-08
FOR ORPU3NS' COURT.

THOMAS O. SPENCER is recommended to
the voters Of St Mary's county as candl-
date for a seat in the Orphans Court at the
ensuing Fall election and will receive a libe-
al support (om the PEOPLE.
April 4, 1SG7-te.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-08
July Is. iS6I
FOR OHPIL3VS' COi,RT.

DIX |. ] SUTroS Is recommended - lie ~
tcrs at ~ Mary's county A. a candidate for
the ludgcshlp OF the Orphans Court, i, the
euSuin, Fan election. CHArIita
march - lSc1--ie
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-08
For County Commissioner.

The friends Of JOHN PARSONS suc-
gcst his nam, TO the voters of SAINT Ma
rvs county. as a candidate for County
Commissioner. at the ensuing Fail I,ieC-
rion aud. il he will consent IA serve. he
will be warmly supported by the
People
I,l,IQ ,Sf-
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-08
FOR ORPHANS COURT

j. THOMPSON YATES is respectfully
recommended to the voters of ST. Mary's
county as a candidate for Judge Of TIA Or
phans' Court at the ensuing election and Will
receive liberal support in
ST INIGOEs' DISTRICT.
march y, l867-to.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-08
NEW L.. * rssssNTsEsS
INCREASED PENSIONS

UEI'er recent Act Of Congress. Soldiers Of
1861, > a,.d are, IN certain cases. entitled
g. an additional Bo,mtu from the l.. 5
Soldiers who were Disabled IN the late
War hv tho loss Of ycsighr. arm, leg, &c
&c. are cutt!ed 10 an Increase OF Pc,ssion
ot S25 $50 and So. WIpows ana Ga
ruNNs are also entitled to INCREASE or
PENSION under late Act.
Persons writing Tor information will please
state the Name et tic Soldier, his Company
and Regiment. with the date Of enlistment
and discharge or death; also, how much
Bounty or Pension received. and il the Sol
dicr is ,iea,. give 3us name or names ol th
nearest Of kin.
Address. (enclosing Postage Stamp for
rcpIy.l -
WM. r. lliI.L.
ATTORNEY At LAW,
20 ~ Fcyeiie Street, Ba|tmose. Id.
Aug. 9, 1906 -ly.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-08
For Sheriff

The friends of X ALEXANDER
of the Factory district present
him to the voters Of St Mary's county as
a candidate for Sheriff at the Uext election.
F.o~oRY DISTRICT.
Nov Il, 1866.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-08

Nov 6. 1866.
For SHERIFF

Mn Epirok--f nu viii please announce j. IS
& ALVEY, Of Chartlco District, as cand'-
date for tive next shenlfalty.
MANY FRIENDS
4 prl,I2th, 1856 -te.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-08
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

The friends of JOHN DiIHAHAI,
recommend him to the voters OF Saiut Ma
rvs County as a candidate for reelection
te the Office Of County Commissioner. at
tho ensuing Fall election.
Jan 3lst, lS6I-te.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-08

JOHN s MATTINGLEY is respect
fully recommended - the voters Of Sf
Mmy's Connty, as the Poor mans canii
date tor County Commissioner, at the en-
suing Fall election.
MANY FRIENrs
N,v 20 1SS--tp
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-08
PICIFT & GUNO CONP1NY'S
SOLUBIE
pACIEi: GljAN0.
Office Of, General ,3Eencp Il South Street
Baltimore, I'D
JOHN = gsF,sI&F1 S. "a.

General Agents for COMPANY
The very extended use of this guane
throughout tie country renders it un2eccssa-
rv for Us t. say more this season. than that
It's imposition and q'oti''y are precisely the
same is that heretofore sold by Us Ioc tAc
Company. IS.
We have sofd tins Guano from the..bn4in-
ming uuder regular system Of riga inspec-
ton, at an expense to the Company Of many
hundreds Of dc ar5 annually, This i done
for the protection alike Fl th' consumer ana
the Eompo'3H, as il is manifest to ;Il who
understand tnc trad in fertilizers. thatit can
not be safely conducted ON any other .prlnci-
pie. The Importance ana oAtenr OF ihe trace
demands this pfot' cti2n.
We arc prepared to exhibit Nr. A. Snow
den Pisso.'s certificate q in%P'ct'oa for every
cargo sold. Consumers must observe the
name of John $ Reese & Co BRAIDED on the
bags. rome OF ler grnu.e.
July 25, l361-3;n,
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-08
FOR SHERIFF +.

JOHN II RUCKLER announces himself to
the voters of 81 Nary county as a oandldate
for ShcriI at the Fell election IN 1867 and so
':o;.-
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-08

July 4; 1867 5-'t.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-07
= u =. J :
Cincinnati Market.

BY Telegraph. aiiifa C1StiNNATI, Oct 4.
5ilHfSyE!9 gS9fa d sasa snq the mar
WHEAT-Firmer; No. red, 81 90; hold
ers are asking 81 90 Z :. o. .o-i e
CoRN-Advancedt to II. .xr.e tezt.
1 OaTs-76Se fog NJ. u and he demand IS
good.
RYEaEas advanced to 81 50, and hesup-
BARLES-Must be quoted atisl coal ROTOR
No. l aud choice Fall the demand is good.
CoFroSADun9 and the demand light !;
w IsKY-Unchanged; in bond, S4e-F /
PRovIsToNs-FfrIn - -
MESS PoRKZS24Si 1f4I 10 b'h -
BULK MEATAFdrm: no sides i'm market;
shoulders l3c; 10000 pounds. of sides. Sold
at I5c deliv cred at Xenia, q. = psT
BAOoS-FIrfn; shoulders, l3A 9l4c; clear
sides, -l72A@lSl5c; sales of tl40 hogSheads;
the demand for bacon is Chiefly from the
South. .hth --fiz % i - -
LzARD-Firm, but quiet at 1870 g61
BUTTER-Scarce and firm at 3A93oc lor
fresh. = --' ts.s- --gg
CHEESE-Firm at 15c.i Iri1l Tnpul %
SEEDs-Clover, dull at sS98 So: Timothy,
81 4i@2 50; Flax is in demand at g 2o92 %;
the latter tor choice, we'll cleaned.
HAY-Ffrm at SI7@1S. le -Lfsu9 f
POTATOES-Plenty, and dull at - 4! .
To BACCO-Firm and the demand good
sales of 80 hogsheads and ii box 8 of leaf;
rices unchanged; leaf, l5@S5 0oi Tugs, Sf@
10 90. 49, f...sT' .
MoNEY-Demand active at s@lo per cent.
for best paper. II. - y --..---.n - !
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-07
- [Fom the Memphis Post.
y = The Gotten Crop.

The ravages of the army worm within
the past few weeks Inust IN ateria lly reduce
the esti Mates Of this YEARS. cotton crop
We are informed that in some parts of
Louisiana thev have destroyed three
fourths. We, hear Of them throughout
Mississippi, with am estimated loss of
fifhto third The Little Rock Repubh-
can reports loss of nearly third In the
fielns along the Arkansas River. In W est
Tennessee the damage is not so serious,
being in a few fields over a fifth of the crop
promised. The worm appeared quite late
this year, and If the crop had been ordi-
nariiy advanced, its injury would have
been insignificant. As it is, it has inflicted
serious loss. .A.NN 81 k')TsANAA :
Our last Arkansas exchanges brought
news of the arrival in marketsof the. first
OF the crop. AT Little Rock colored plan
ter brought in the. first.
The plant being stripped of haves by the
woEms thesuu is h ayfns full piay upon the
bO11s, and they are opening very rapidly.
The. crop in consequence VIII be gathered
/ much more quickly than tisia1c We hear
that at Pine Bluff and seme points IN is
sissippi. .considerabl- aHlountsare already
picked, but the places being cultivated on
shares, the bands insist that it shall be
held and all ginn d and divided at one
Tine II there was proper confidence be-
tween employers and employees there
would be no difficulty of thus sort. 4 = =
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BY Telegraph1E = 81 4 CHIcAGo. Oct. 3.
FLoUR-A ctfve and 15a23c higher; seq
10 80 for Spring extra.
WHEAT-Opened firm.and 3@4c higher
sales at S2@2 03 for MOL: 81 941sdl SO for
No. 2; closing steady at 81 $50 for No. 2.
Consecutive and 11a@2c higher; 81 051a
-t9l S1fer No. l: 81 05@I O612 for MOI. =
OATS Active and nc higher; closing
steady at 541ac.
RYE-Opened steadyand2 &c higher: after
wards declined, and closed az 81 80 for No.
/. and 81 % for No. 2.
RARLEY-- A Give and 49jc higher; 81 141S
al u Tor n o: 2. SI0.@l o. forl rejected ;
closing at 81 Is for No. 2; 81 0S for rejected.
1314@ 1875. , II - Il - ~
BEEF CATTLE-Quiet; S6@6 so for good to
choice shipping.
HoGs-Du1l aud ppchanged. srsT SO
kE0ERrS-F1our IL 900 6efs e wheat. 49,
coo bushels; corn. $1,000 bushels; oats, $4,000
bushels; hogs, 500 head III ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 8. O0Jbbfs wheat. l67. =
500 bushels; corn, a 900 bushels; oats, "a 900
bushels. - r. =
FREIGHTs-Quiet and &c lower.
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RIVER N r. w s

CINCINNATI, Oct. 5.-The river is station
airy, with 3 feet 8 inches IN the channel
IWeatherccle ga ? . tn ern7um ct eri6 So. iVA ~
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 5.-The river is station
airy, with Is inches in the Canal. Nif0L. (
The arrivals and departures since three
o'clock on Saturday include the Louisa,
Cairo and return; News Boy and j. P
Webb, from Henderson; James.Gray, from
Green River; ollie Sullivan, Owensboro.
and return; Starlight, Cincinnati to Menu
phis;, Pharitona, from Eastport;s Chatta-
nooga. from Cairo Ida Rees Cairo to Lou
isville.
The Louisa did not get in until
late Saturday = evening" =. and hre-s
turned TO Cairo at noon yesterday. -
The boats all have slim trips of freight
.......-The Phantom arrived from .Tenness
River and will leave again on Tuesday.
She should have the entire Tennessee
River freight.s...-..The Star1ig had three
barges, and will have a hard time getting
out of the river.-.-..The Ida Rees dis
charged here 81 bales cotton for F. R.
Huston, agent of the White Line, also
SO crates OF @Queensware. She also
had three -barges in tow..........The
James Gray came in from Green
River Saturday night and returned yester-
day morning. The Ollie Sullivan also
came An yesterday morning and returned
to Greensboro at noon. She expected to
get back ia time to leave at 10 or Il o'clock
to-day -....-.The Milbrey viii leave to-day
on a speculative cruise, having no objec-
tive point In view All steam boat inen
will be grieved TO learn that Capt. P. G.
O'Riley died in New Orleans Saturday
of
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-07
MONETARY & COMMERCIAL

To COUNTRY MERCHANTs.-We direct the
attention especially of country merchants
to the superior facilities of the JOURNAL
Company for printing Fancy Posters and
all kinds of mercantile work, viz. Bill
Heads, Cards, Circulars, &c. Orders for
work can be sent through any of the
EyaAssfle marchantst | sGflfa
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-07
Louisville Market.

By Telegraph LOUISVILLE, Oct. s.
ToBACCO-Sales of IS hhds; Tugs at 81 10:
medium leafFat xl825; ana se5eetio1s al SO
FLoUR-Superfne at IS Is; No. at sl2s115.
WHEAT-At 81 80. 49,,
Coa<s Ssh lsed ii . hnhz at q 05.
OATS-1h bulk at 6S670c. aIS
BACON SHQULDERs--At l41ac; clear sides
fAE5DEt 1ssz@f4c, IN tierces. Is,
Mes PORK-At S24 so. tsi
WHISKY-NOfninal. n.
COTTON-Atl 1910. ga
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.xA4JM4ISSblLrnnssnn1TsR . o''0''

CoTTQSrSNo busipes%uor Il
BREAbsrVFfs-Afest steady Corn, ABS Sd.
Wheat, las Cd for white California; lbs lOd
a fss re- bs Ws1tss z, 8 hSiiz pe Fl.
for American. =
PRovIsIoNs-Beef. 1928 Cd. Pork, lis for
city prime mess. Bacon, AS for middles
Lard. 54s Sd for American Cheese, SIS for
St.ss 4 81 - IS -
PRoDUCE-Tallow. 45s. Petroleum I'D
for spirits ,; ls751zd for. refrrsd Sc .oY q
London markets unchanged. =
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ST. Louis Market.

BY Telegraph.l ST. LOUIS, Oct. 5.
ToBAcCo-F1rm, and the demand good !;
sales of so hhds and IL boxes leaf; prices
are unchanged; leaf s15G35. y III {
HoGS-S4 00@4 TO- ~A4s- p .@N
GOLD -l44taal Hex. .44.s. trrBs w1.aa ~
MoNEY-The demand for Money is active
at S@l0per cent. for the best paper. >,
COTToN-Nothingd doing. D ? u 34oA
HEMP-Nothing doing. 9..e-f,' aue..j
FLOUR Bu0yant, but buyers stand of ip
consequence OF the increase in freights to
the South, but the market is very firm |;
extra g O0@9 10; Xxx So 259ll 90; choice. sl2
25tG14 90. y stf -t ltit = =
: WHEAT-Stiff; FAN has advanced 5@1oc !;
white 81 So, red 81 3592 30 Spring advanc-
ed 2G3c; held at 81 Goal 50.
CORN Dull at 81 03gI o. for mixed and
81 Y for prime white.
OATS-Firm at 5S961c.
BARLEY-FlaJ at 81 20 for prime Spring
STRAIGHTFORWARD to 81 109l 20.- ...IE@1
PORK Quiet at S24 80. la,aspa saEl (.
BACoN-Higher; held at 181zalS5Ec for
clear SIDES, 1870 for shoulders, Ice for plain
hams, and 25g26c for sugar-cured hams.
IARD-l4c ior choice in tierces. e..fsH
RECEIPTS 500: Wheat, i $500;
corn, 2,i37; Oats, 3,6i3; Rye, 1874; Barley.
1858.
New York 1EEx Goods Market.
BY TeIegraph.1 a. ~ New YoRK, Oct. e4,s
The market is quiet under the stormy
weather, yet steady.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-07
hmiisltteSx orleans Market ~

By relegraph.f NEW ORLEANS. Oct 5ot
Cotton-FaiI demand; sales, $50 bales of
siew nsiddiihk, 1ss@isca recpts ass bales |;
exports, n,GfS. :"
FLoUR-Held at an advance of 25@5Oc /;
Core Ghtdanged Il 81
OATS-S0c. e. ~
PoRK-Dull and dropping; nominalIy
SIG 30. -
BACoN-Shouiders, 15@l512c; clear sides.
i9He; JsugaricqredI hsmsai yeryi scarce at
seLARD-Quiettand firm !; uefees, I5c. "a
/ .GOLD-l4.
! tExeHANGE STEPPING ul56@l5Sc; New
York sight, a premium. fSi
=. Cotton sales for the weeky 1882. nfl 10