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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-13

Nrw ORLEANS. July l2-Bo,h HOUSES
OF the Legislature have adopted a resolution
f.f iaini scssion on Monday, TO inausu-
rte Gov. Yarmouth.
caT'he Senate yesterday Introduced reso'
luton TO induct H.. Governor Dunn into
Office. which was done by the adnnistra-
ton ofthe constitutional oath by the CHIEF
Jus,ice OF Tie Supreme Court In presence OF
tie senste.
senator Lynch, president pro tenn. intro
drced SIR. Dunn N the Senate 40 the first
l.. Governor Of the State under the Consti-
tuition of 1868, with a few complimentary
remarks. in which he alluded IN the race to
which Mr.. Dunn belongs. In reply NJ.
Dunn said AS to myself and my people
seeking social equality, that Is thing no
law can govern. We eli have our prefer.
enccs--we all wish to select our associates,
and no legislation can select them for rs.
We ask nothing Of the kind. W. simply
ask TO be allowed: IAN equal chance In the
raoe of life-sn equal opportunity OF sup
porting our families. Of educating our chill
dren. and OF becoming worthy citizens Of
this Government.
Gov. Yarmouth has not notified the
commanding General OF the adoption OF the
l4,h amendment, hence no order has yet
been issued turning over the State Govern
meni 10 the civil authorities.
II Is reported that q mob broke In the Of
flee of the Niad paper. published by J. w.
Black burn, in the interior part OF the State
last week and destroyed the press and scat
tered the types. Mr.. b. Is . member Of
Congress elect, and his paper was one OF
the official organs OF the late invention.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-13
News
BT TELEGR.TPR.
YO TfsE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July l3.-0n Saturday evening
last, Annie Stewart, proprieiress Of Clark
street bagino, shot Mark Donahue, con-
stable Who was at her house. Tho man and
woman we're engaged in personal quarrel
over money which the formsr bad won at .
game Of cards. Dynahue died yesterday
from the effects Of his wound. Annie Is
locked up At the Armory.
The Tribune says Of the cabinet, Soho
geld 10 for Grant and Colfax. Wells and
Browning will supper; Seymour and Blair,
NcCulloch will certainly not stand on the
Democratic platform. There are reports
thst Seward and Randall will support Grant,
but the truth or the report is not appa-
rent.
1t piyen out that The Chase movement
vas instituted mainly for the pnrl ose OF
killing off Pcndleion.
Gen Hancock speaks freely to his friends
Of his disappointment.
The eight-hour law is not popular with
the department. clerks, whose hours OF la
Dor have been but SIX Lours day the year
through. The Secretary Of the Treasury
led off on Saturday with an order requr-
ing all in his Office to work eight hours y
day, in accordance with the law.
A special, referring TO the reported reri-
val OF the third party movement, says the
frst object is 10 compel Seymour to aban-
don the field. and second, 10 make Chase
the third candidate. 10 case Chase do
elines the profered bonors, John Quincy
Adams ard Gen. Cary are TO b brought
forward respectively for President and
Vice President. Tho convention 10 to b.
held on the 18th Of August in Cincinnati or
Pittsburg Among the leaders of the
movement are reported Senator Campbell,
Gen. Fremont, Gen. Gary, along with list
Of the participants in the Philadelphia con.
vention Of two years ago, vast number Of
old army officers, and many persons OF
prominence in the country.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-13
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July 12.-The President
has recognized A. w. Severance - Consul
Of the Hawaiian Government, At San Fran
cisco, California; Ruby Field. Vice Consul
Of Brazil, at San Francisco, CalifOrnta; the
Consular agent of Italy, for the State OF H.
linois, to reside Il Chicago.
A bill to regulate the representation OF
certain States in the Electoral College will
be laid before the President tomorrow.
The Constitutional limit will expire on
the 23i inst. and Congress will mot adjourn
stne die until the bill shall become law by
atwo-thirds vote over the Presidents veto
which is anticipated.
Our Consul at Victoria. vsncouver's
Island, writes 10 the Secretary Of etate un-
der date Of June 9Th, that the crew Of the
schooner Louisa Dawes, reported lost on
the Northern coast, was al safe and had
discovered rich gold field on La Cleo river,
Alaska. and were picking up gold IN good
sized Jumps. The report was credited At
Silka. and every description OF water craft
was being brought into rtquisi,ion to con-
vey passengers 10 the spot.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-13
LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEANS, July il-ln the Senate.
to-day, resolution for the appointment oi
joint commission Of both Houses 10 inyes.
'igate the late election, was referred 10 tho
committee on judiciary:
A bill was introduced in the House pro-
hibiting any distinction whatever on ac-
count OF race or color in any public convey.
ancc or place OF business, " here a license il
required.
The Governor yesterday notified the Leg
islsture that he had signed the l4lh amend
ment. and the police commissioners bill.
The Police Commissioners have been con.
armed and entered on their duties.
petition was presented and referred
from Ex-Governor Wells, asking peymen,
Of salary from the time OF supercedurc by
military authority until the Inauguration a
00vefDor Yarmouth.
A bill was introduced vesting the execu.
tive control Of the public schools of New
Orleans. In seventeen directors, to be ap.
pointed By the Governor.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-13

Ass. reader. iself abuse. lvsnsrsai diseases
bsAiy cured, and sexual exesssss are Ill capable
81 predicting weakness Of the gensratiss or.
Ssns. The organs Of generation. when in per.
feet health mako the man. Did you ever think
that those bold. defiant. energetic. persevering,
saecrsstul business men, are ALWAYS those whose
ernsrAt,vs organs are in perfect healthy You
never hear such complain OF being mclan-
ehov Of nervousness. OF palpitstion Of the heart.
Thet are never afraid they cannot succeed in
ba.luess, they don't become sad aud discour-
aged they are always polite and pleasant in the
company Of ladies. aud look you and them right
"a the fsce. none Of YOUR downcast looks or any
other mcsnncss about them. do not mean
shess who Keep the organs inAamed by by run
ainr 80 excess These ~ll not only ruin their
constitution. but also those they do business
9th or Tor.
How many men, from badly cured diseases.
from the effects of solf abnse and excesses, have
brought about that ststeof weakne in those or.
sass that has reduced the general system 20
much rs TO induce almost every other disease
tdiccy, lunscy. PARALYSIS. spinal affections. sui
eide. and almost every other form Of disease
which humsnits is heir 10. and the real cause Of
shs trouble scarcely ever suspected. and have
1sctersd ter all but the right one.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-13

Nsw YoRK, July 1S.-The steamship
Minnesota arrived at this port yesterday
from Liverpool with 100 stserage passen-
gsrs, Of which number SEQ are Aormons,
Who ere In charge Of Elder Perry, whom
they recognise - President Tomorrow,
accompanied BY son Of Brigham Young,
they will leave for Utah. Ten thousand
other believers are 10 follow as soon As they
can b shipped At Washington.
The plot Of ground 10 Cypress Hills Gem
stry, owned by the Williamsburg Masonic
Board Of Relief, WAS consecrated BY the Or.
der yesterday afternoon. Delegates from
nine lodges attended the ceremonies, as well
as large number Of grand officers, but The
heat was 70 oppressive that many were
compelled to withdraw from the ground be-
fore the ceremonies we're concluded. The
Row. Robert Morris opened the exercises
with prayer. Tho ritual wasrected by the
grand officers aud brethren. John W. ST
mons delivered all GRAFTON.
s.. Pa,rick's cathedral, in this city, was
formally consccra,ed with imposing cere
monies Yesterday. A large number Of bish-
ops from tho Dsighboring districts were
present, and participated In the exercises,
and the building was completely filled with
a crowded congregation.
B,rFALo, July l3.-Within the last As
hours, ending Sunday afternoon, thor.
were ton cases OF sun stroke in this city
seven 81 which have proved fatal. Til,
heat to-day IL intense.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-13

n ysu Ass suffering OF have suffered froa in
ssisntsry discharge. vhat effect does II pro-
luce upos your general heaiths DO you feel
weat, debiitated. easily tired' Does little
extra sxersion produce palpitstion Of the HEARTY
Does your liver or urinary organs. or your AID
asvs freqcsn,ly get out Of order, Isyour urine
sometimes thick milky, or aocky. or Is y rop, on
ssttllngf Or does . thick seam rise TO the top
o. 10 . sediment at the bottom after II hss stood
Ashiisi DO you have spells Of short breathing
or dyspepsia, Are your bowels constipatcds
Do you have spells u faint.ng or rushss OF blood
oths head /. IL YOUR memory impaired lsyour
miad constantly dwelling upon tins subject DO
yes lee, dull. hstless. noplng. tired OF company.
% hfef DO YOU wsh TO be left slone,t TO get
Away from everybody Does any little thing
make YOU start or jump Is your sleep brokes
or restlesst 10 the lusire of your eye - bril-
laatS TIE bloom on your cheek - brighti De
You enjoy Yourself is society ~ wells DO you
parsss your business with the same energy
De you feel as much confidence in YOURSELF
Are yoar spir,is dull and tagging. given 70 lite
81 mslancholy, Ifso. do not lay IT 10 your liver
or dyspepsia. Have you restless nightsf Your
back weak. your knees week. and have but little
appetite. and you aitr lbuic this TO dyspepsia or
complaint
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-13

Bnnlir, July 11.-By virtue OF the pro-
visions of the naturalization treaty receutly
concluded between North Germany and the
United States this government has stayed
all prosecutions against the adopted citizens
OF America ot German birth. Those who
have been sentenced or imprisoned will be
released forthwith.
CoNsrANTINorLE, July il.-lsmail Pasha
the Viceroy of Egypt. has married the
daughther Of the Turkish Minister.
Prince Napoleon has gone to Athens.
LONDON. July 12-The latest dispatches
received from Madrid State that Don An
tonic Duke de Manttenier had been ar
rested and taken to the frontier.
BERLIN. July l2 AT the trial of reapine
machines of the world, which took place
yesterday, English machines were decided
superior to those of America and took The
international prize.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-13
PENNSYLVANIA.

PniLApELPHIA, July 12.-At the Roman
Catholic Cathedral Of st. Peter and st.
Paul, to day, Rev. VIM. O'Hara, DID,, was
consecrated Bishop Of the Diocese of Scran
ton, and Rev j. r. Shanshan. DID,, conso
Grated Bishop Of tho Diocese Of Wilkes.
borough. The RI. Rev. Bishop Wood was
tho conseorater. the attending bishops be-
Ing DIR. McGll, Of Richmond, Elder Of
hatcher Linch Of Charleston and Dom
snsc Of Pittsburg. Tho services lasted five
hours
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-13

FORTaETM CON0REDs.

WAsnINGToN. July 11.-SRNATR-Mr.
Cragin introduced bill authorizing the ap-
pointmert Of q commission TO examine
the claims of Montana for the enrolment
OF volunteers during the late Indian war
Referred 10 the Committee on Territories.
Mr.. Wilson called up the blu providing for
the discontinuance en- the first Of January
next OF the Freedmcns bureau, which
passed.
The bill declaratory Of laws relative to
officers cashiered or ditmissed from the ar
my, was passed.
The bill TO fund the national debt and for
conversion Of notes Of the United states
was taken up.
Mr.. Sherman addressed the Senate, ar
guing that recent events made II imperative
that Congress should tighten the public
debt.
Mr. Sumner followed in a long written
speech against reputation in any form.
The Senate went into executive session.
When the doors were opened the house
amendment 70 the electoral college resolu-
tion came up and Was concuYred IN, and the
bill goes TO the President Adjourned.
Houss.-The jsint resolution restricting
the Jurisdiction Of court claims 10 the loysi
citizens Of Arkansas passed.
bridges at IT. Lsavenwor,h sud g. joseph
over the Missouri river passed.
The bill to reduce and fix the military
peace establishment was taken up and a
numter Of amendments adopted.
Mr.. Boutwell,. from Committee on Re.
construction, reported back. with Seuatc
amendments, the joint resolution, excluding
from the Electoral College States lately in
r.bellion. Tie amendments reported were
also rcrd and the resolution acopted-lla
against2i
MIR. Schenck said the Committee OF WAYS
and Means bad gone over 90 Of the lea
amendments OF the Senate 10 the tax bill,
ana nc suggested that the House eccepe q
genera report to non-concur in all the
amendmen':, and lie, them 90 TO Confer
ence Committee. There being no otiecs,on
that course VAS adopted and ! Committee
OF Conference asked.
Mr.. Washburne. Of llla, from tho CON.
ference Committee on the legislative scr,o.
priation bill made report which w.s arr.ed
to. '''"
The army bill - amended wss e,ds,sa
| printed. 'eu
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-13
In Bankruptcy.

In the District Court Of che Usited Sts,es for
the District Of Iowa.
IN the matter Of 8dwin Fay Bankrupt.
To the creditors Of EdWia Fay and eli other
persons interested.
GIRS::: YOU ARE HERE3Y NOTIFIED
y that petition he's been filled IL said Court,
BY Edwin Pay, Of the City Of davenport, in said
District duly declared Bsnkrupt nader the
act of Ooug Ssss, entitled "An Act TO establish
. uniform system Of Bankruptcy throughout
the United States." approved March I'd. 1857.
for discharge and certificate thereof, from ali
his debts and other claims, provabls under said
Act, and that the 18th day Of Aug. A. d. 1868, at
the hour Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. Of said day. 10 o.
signed for the hearing Of the same. before Ahs
said Court tot Chambers, at Ottunwa, Iowa,
when aad where you may attend. and show
cause. if any you have, why the prayer Of said
petition should not be granted.
You are hereby further notified. that the
third meeting Of the creditors Of said Bankrupt
will be held on the 10th day Of Aug, A. d. 1888,
at the hour Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. Of said day, be-
fore NJ. NJ. Price. Esq one of the Registers in
Bankruptcy. At his oflice, No. West Second
street. in the city Of Davenport. Scott county,
State Of lowe. when and where you can be pres.
ent II you % desire to be.
II. K. LOVE, Clerk.
J. ". SrEwARr. Attorney. jyla dstmon
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-13
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 12.-The Democrats
OF San Francisco last night held large
meeting to rstify the nominations Of Sey.
mour and Blair
Gen. Ord commander Of the Department
OF California calls the attention OF the Sec.
retsry OF War TO tho TACT OF the contemplA-
ted reduction OF the army 10 b made BY
Congress. No recruits can be sent here to
I'll vacancies made BY large number Of
men soon to be discharged.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-13
NEBRASKA.

OMAHA, July l3 The Commissioners
examined and accepted forty miles Of the
Uaion Pacific Railroad yesterday. The road
i completed TO the s~5th mie-post. and is
expected TO reach Benton, the new town at
the crossing at the North Fork Of tie Platte
by Tie ot9h
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-13
WISCONSIN,.

MILWAUKEE, July l3.--ltis learned. to-
night, that the car aud machine shop o. the
Milwaukee 4 st Pau Railroad at Portsge
City were burned this morning. The loss
Is estimated al 100000.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-13
.lssignee's Notice.


IL Dan8R0PtCys
DrsSnlcr o. Iowa. %.
A. the city Of Davenport, the Sth day o! July.
A ID. 1868.
appointment - Assignee OF nicharA ,. Hill,
Of Davenport, 10 the county Of Scott and Ssass 81
love. within ssid District, whs hes been ID.
Judged Bankrupt upOn his ows petition By ths
District Court Of eaid District
lRA II. CLIFFORD. Assigpss.
Let ths above notice b published In the DAsIy
oAvE1Poas DsuocRAr for three successive
weeks, according 10 law. n. n. P1lC1.
Register in Bankruptcy.
Dated Jelly 18th, 1868. iuylo-dStmen
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-13
WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON, July 13.-There is consid.
cradle talk on the part Of lChase and some
Of his FRIENDSHIP inaugurate third party.
johnson is very rsticent
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-13
MARYLAND.

BAirIN IRE. July 1.-THE banquet to the
Hon. Reveidy johnson, Minister Plenipo-
Tertiary, &c, to Great Britain, gill take
place on Wednesday evening.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-13

0ls.ths great Diure,,c, and 10 certain cure for
diseases cfshe bladder, kidneys, Gravel. Drop
~. organic Weakness, Female Complaints. Gen
srsi Debility. and all diseases Of the Urinary
Orgsns. whether existing in Male or Female,
from whatever cause originating, md no matter
cfhew long standing.
II no treatment 10 submitted 10. CONSUMPTION
- lsanntsy may snsuc. Our flesh end blood are
ousQssss1 from these sources. ana the health
saA haypiasss. and that Of Postcrity, depends
uyea pssaps uss Of . reliable remedy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-13

Toledo Market.
By Telegraph. July u.
wheat--Duil; sales Of No. Il red ct lis for
sellers Of August.
Corn-Quiet at 81.
Osts-Stsady /; IS bid and 90 asked.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-13
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Address b the Nervous aud Deblitated
@.~hoss suffsrings have been protracsed
from hidden causes, and whose
require prompt treatment to
rrendor existence de-
sirable.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-13
lCOM ~ z RC1Al.


Osucs OF sns DAvaRroas DBs CnAr,
July 18th, 1883.
Plesa-wholssals, tl0.4e; retail. ol1.oo.
wssAv-very choice in the market. $50
No. 2, 4l.To, No. SCI 6nt9ol.s5.
BAaLsY-No quotations.
OAss- s546sc
Rre-None in the market.
CoRu-74u1bc.
OSIoHs None in the market.
PsfAross-15c.
Dussss-2T>4 @soc perm.
Fees 22l sM25c.
HAx-Good Tnne'hy $l0.oo1tl4,oe per tor.
Prairie 81. 0oGe 90 per ton.
,CoAl-Soft--l69l7 cents per bushel, from
wagons.
Asrsa.crrs Al yard sla. 90 per ton. De-
livsred 1le 90 per ton.
Woos-tS o00t1 90. per Cord.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-13
FULVON5Ss
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL,
NIAGARA FALLS.
jsl-dam J. +. FULTON, Paor.
SPlNGLER HOUSE.
Z UNION SQUARE,
Dee o4way. anA FeaeeoeoltA -.
NEW YORK.
h. 3. HILLS co.
ARERlCAN MOTia0


1D0V08 POEUs Iowa.
This HOTEL SITUATED IN rHH CENTRE OF
y Ne business portion Of thio city, and but one
block from the Herry and Steam boat Landing, VIII
Be open for the reception Of guests %
Wednesday, April 16sh. looo.
i No. rseeaty undergone thorough repairs ed a.
tensivs additions, amcng which e dining ball ~
. lees, IN once 941le. Large pleasant Perioes.
Sample rooms for Agents. and ample acconDola.
tions Tor over foO guests. bsis6 fasnishe1 con
plete With new m0dsSn seized Furniture, ma Dleo0
Cooking kengss. IL Proprietofs 1eel waf1an1eS n
oAaiAe 1sniles. TUsf1ets anA the sfevoilne ~
ns, = eesoeeive dsGsabls sespDhg plaee, ono do
rxNNnfAu, sloLyy . co.,
avel6e4WN tyopsleeoso
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l.ayerpool Market.

Liverpool MARKET.
By Telegraph July 10.
F1oue-sos
Whest-Red, lis, lOd white, les.
Corn SIS Sd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-13

Milwaukee Market.
D Telegraph Jsly 10.
FlouF--Not quotably lower.
whest-Dall and Lover No. !, l.s9x Ne.
!, LA.
Oorn-Active At 80.
Oats-Quist and firm Ct e6k.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-13
Chicago m arket.

C6HCnGO M0rkete
BY Telegraph. July IL.
Flour-Firm aud in good demand. Prices
unchanged.
Whest-Dull and nominal; small sales ONO.
at l.7s@l.ssk.
Corn-In good demand end firm. No. !. soK
Qesbk No. 2. ee@SsA
Oats- Dull ut e5i< fS5s{.
Rye-Dull a9d fairly nominal.
Bariey-Uull and fairly nominal.
Provisions-Stesdy and quiet.
Pork 2s 25a2s.S0
LArd--i79l7k.
Lake Preights-Unchangsd.
Thsrmometer-9I
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n. 7. HELhBOLD, Dapesus.
~ Dresdwsy, New York. and
los South lcss street, Philadelphia. Pa.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-24

HRMPwe hear Of nothing 20 relate in Manila day snan ',e
BIbBSibre not auch general activity owing partly TO si
supply Of desirable frad but prices remain su at fan former quota
HoNErSah moderate demand and the market stssdy
pROPSwtb increase in sies have had steady
Et sales bales lSalse for Auc4B Sa16e for
METAIS~Tlere been little more doing American Cuso0
@ 's go De'Io BagG g and rGse Lt' a, 2os, ssqa few
od Ysov M ac1a.esd Pig rog n' GRgaTnoet ,od a.
@s sp dasI daerF .uVpl1 0 ave. s :, ss aoG So % @ on.s
% m Sss s 70 ,ss 500 s . n s toPsGn snS 61 9 ~, d99S 5
slabs here % @al gh E Of tue above 70 arrive at tue close
z' g god PI,lys nSmi4 speI.I quoted ., l sod
common scIs somewhat sulsr sales Of bids Moeo, ado Il l
4e for Csyed and s7a4oc for Centrifugal and 4sa7Oc Porto
Spirits are tim end fair dmand sales = 40 hbs al a45 the
te rate for 66s Resins are far dewsnd Of 800 Ihs
hls and 2oo lbs No on private Tsfi quiet $685.
olLSA4edcan Linsesi selling JObblng wa- 9sc 9$l o.
5Si as ior WSa and sS ~ r IOGs sp p o Ma sIf SS
Ss are Inactive lard OIL is arm md M demand 81 4oa$ 81 ~
rRovISioNS-we have decided
@ 3 scon s. sab Si' ap' sHi r sT'Fs5 sSGas
'; 5 Si So @ % G M M 7 a. - .a,. ~ s s ' ES m Ss; a.
& bs T s @ 'IGe, Ss F 1 10 % % sG .s. S Of s & Gn. & @ @ t' ~
a$z 4S vita ooenng Befstn whS
.. 90 S C 50 Es@ca r Common Gsus sSse
prices are nominal e a@s ere steady the demand is aodcr
% & Gs SO,e & sale OF 70 o al t tor New Cut Ma. .d bacon
G2e l@o lover esyy snd dg' q 300 bl and tee :,
toh1c for No J; 6OlCSc for Civ; i7id &c. ~ far
Sis.1 ard kete Reu3erei Jsnuay dl4te.
PElROLEl M-Crude bUlA Is in sas Of
1000 bh At a3d &C. Crude 10 bits IS nominal RetSel 10 hod IL
qnei W. offered al Soc With l9!c about
bbs o. private terms Philadelphia, 1850 bills r this month
81 l9lc.
RCR-Martct dun shou 9d9e Cson. with ,se Of 40
bales part arrive n the within Tspge Bast lBdA
about 81 f3sc., gold N houd.
SUGAS-ks~ Sugars have been moderately active at abogt former
rates hut View of the movement 10 Cuba
awaiting further Gds and IN the nc offer med ratey aud
appear ouAeEt Fair Coed Refining III dio; lrs of loiJ hbs
a. W. Ire Cuh 3 or Porto cp. ard t{ boxes Havana
al dl2iGs Refined heavy 3 e r PoNdered r.nuad and
Crulei NsGl+ic fnr Sotl White aud 3ldltc ~ lelos
skEpS-tlNesetd lever aud nominal at BE Inothy Seed
steady SaG - - Boueh Flax Seed dull al 81 CO0 ~ IS
SOAPWe farther Of 200 boIes CASTLE N iSi GS!s the
latter extreme
TALLuWIhe IS smer sbd the demsbd ia sales Ofeo
n az l3dl3ic. ..... ..
MOOlMe have had only Moderate huses IN Dmese fleece
nce isst Manufacturers buy paVgy amt speculation. operate
cautiously bat Tie small supply hand strengthens Of holders
itlR spug tue decme gold duue tho
trsde fairl,n Noolis lScuN, sni nominal.
WliNkl1be market active hut at lower sales Of
30 tt, al ~ iSa II for C,. and : ia ri 20 for Nes'sl